Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-08-01
Indiana State Asylum for slsc Education
OF sha Deaf ana Dumb.

The frs; regular session f the Indiana State Asylum for
The education Of the deaf and dumb viii commence at
! .diansPcls on he FIST Monday u next October. The
B ad OF Trustees appointed by the last Legislature TO
prepare tho way FIR opening ihis Institution have spared NJ
pans ~ the discha'g re Of tic III pouant duty assigned them ;
ani iheN lake p'alfe ~ beng abe 10 mi I'm TIE puDie
that theft efforts 20 axe the necessary prepaTstIy arrange
menf> have iecn attended with a gooi degree Of success.
\ t-isc, commntious am pleasantly situated building has
te p rented fog the use Il the ln>fitutiHn. with pleasuse
grounds Of sufficient extent To aHlgl The pupils ample
opportunity Tor eXeICl>e smd recreation. The &C vices of a
steward ana MsiroD. every way qsaliaei 20 supetiuieni The
domestic c.noesn- of the Asylum, have also been engaged
TIE business Il insiruc'icn viii be conducted hy Mr..
WHfIAH WILLARD. a 'eai mute. eiucaiei N Tie American
Asylum al IIaIiot. Conn. Mr.. willard was formerly
ewfiN,i fT several wears A. an Instructor IN the ONO
~ the itincipal aud Trustees oil tat Institution a : emf
neuty fitted for he station he proposes fo al. tie has had
the charge OF a small school of deaf mutr> ~ lniianayolis
eun1g a : eater part Of the past year. ami Ne feel pu:>uadei
that 20 orc who has witnessed iaei. rapid Improvement
undcT his nsiruosi n can doubt The extent o. thogOu.hnes.
Of hi> qualifications as a teacher.
sofa then a. mere ou'waid arrangements arc concerned,
we feel that the Asylum will open with the most enoogra.-
ing prospects, Is to the number Of pupils who will avail
themselves Of is advantages, that Of course WI! depend
upon causes over which the u ard Il Trustees have n
control. They hswevcf iutslse the hope th,t he friend. OF
b'neVoienoe ani humanity ihfon-hoGi the SAFE, desiring a.
they must the iniellectaal AMI moral elevation OF that
afflicted cas- Il OR feilow-5eing, for whose benefit the
Asylum has been chartered and end we'd, viii AXE a deep
interest in it flom he tc-inni =. ani do al in their power
& prom l. its extensive u~scfui.c>> ami permanent prosperity.
IN Institution 80 benevolent in j. design, and % honorable
I, Tic State By waasc muniGccnce it has been founded
deserves 70 be REGARDED ~ the public viii the waTmest
interest and solcilulc.
For The benefit + those VII, may desire more SPECIAL
information we sur ~ the following particular:
l.. Thee vii be but one Sessi n pcr aa,um commcncin.
on tic fist Aionda Of ccto.cr and closing On he lat DAY oi
July. The icsUiag time Cor admission Will he he week
Immediately following the fast Monday Of 0,to5er.
,. Pupils fIOn hi, Sta c viii be provided fr by the
Institution in all respects, clothing and travelling expenses
excepted. II the rate OF Serenity Fire DJi-rs pr annum
and iupils f.osn other Sttte> at the tate Of Cnc Haadroe
DJHrrs per annum. Payment Will be required semi-annualy
in advance.
3. No deduction will &c male from the annual charge in
Consequence Of absence Gu any account whatever except
sickness, nor for vacation.
1. In cases Of sickness, the necessary extra chaTse vii
be made.
>. Pupils will be at litc " 10 reside dui Ing the vacation
in The Institute n without ezra charge.
6. Il j. the design If The Legislature that tho expense.
Of pupils IN md gent circuust iurcS shout &c paid our Of The
State iIeasuiy. 50 fai aS HE iuri ~ reprinted FOR BE toncf'
f the Asylum viii ailon-ard apIlra'ias iI such al
must he made to the BJlr4o Il Truste,s Though tie Secretary
Of state.
7. Applicants for admission shoull lc be wccn the age,
of ten aud twenty-five years. The lnsiiiufior wi. not hol'
itself 59a.G To receive any Mt en- raced y iihiA his rule
bat may DO - At DISCREET ~.
:. S'ict aticuten Will te paid TO tie health, conduct
manners ard morals of tie pupils.
.. Applications from a distance, letters Of inquiry, &c.
must be aiiscs~cd. postpaid to the Rev. p u. GuTlcy
Core pondlns >oose-ary CT Tie Bplsl of Trustees.
Hy o.ar Of the 3 and,
Z. d GDKLEY,
]. DUNLAP, Committee.
~. y. BEECHER.)
I1DrANsroLI<, July 2jth ISL
T.. :. Editors throughout the state are roqneS'el 10 civ,
tie above several insertions in ,t.lr respective p4pess.