Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-03-17
STUDIES AND TUITION.

ition for the coming year:
CLASS 1. Spelling and reading through
First Reader, with Arithmetic commenced,
three dollars.
Glass ?. Spelling, Reading, Writing,
Arithmetic, Geography, Composition, with
some other studies-fvc dollars.
Glass 3. Spelling, Rhetorical reading.
Writing, as applied to business, Composition,
English Grammar, Geography, Arithmetic,
critically investigated and its rules demon
stratcd, History, Definitions, etc clc.-six
dollars
Glass 4. Arithmetic still demonstrated,
Grammar continued, Geography, Natural
Philosophy, Chemistry, Composition, AIge-
bra, Surveying, Mcnsuration, Geometry, Wri-
ting, as applied TO business continued, Book
Keeping, Political Grammar, Astronomy,
with other studies--scven dollars
Books.
Comly's Spclcr, Eclectic Readers, Wor-
cester's Dictionary, New York Expositor for
definer, Rays Arithmctics, NlitchclIs Cc-
ographies. Smiths Grammar, Parkers Com
position, Comstoct's Philosophy and Chem
istry, Bayy and Davies gebras, also
Davies Bourbon, Davies ELEMENTARY and
Legendie's Geometry, Gummerie's Survey
ing, Bonnycastlc's Mcnsuration, Mansfed's
Political Grammar, Burrctt's Astronomy,
Whclpley's Compend ofIiistory, with others,
the most approved.
Sessions and Examinations.
The year is divided into two sessions.
The summer session commences on the first
I'd day in the fifth month, and closes the last
9th day in the ninth month. The winter
session commences the first I'd day in the
eleventh month, and closes the last 9th day
in the third month. The Students undergo
on examination on the fourth 9th day in each
month, on the studies of the previous month;
and semi annual examination is held Oh
the last two days of each session, to which
examination, all who may feel disposed to
attend, are welcomed.
admission.
Any young person of good moral character,
and designing to comply with the government
of the School, as adopted by the Board of
Trustees, is received.
Studies
Those who enter school on their re-
sponsbility, arc at liberty to adopt such
studies as they may wish: PrOridcd, They
are ut all competent to enter on them; but
those Young persons who arc entered by
parents or guardians, have Il course of study
selected for them.
Holy Scriptures
Lest it might be agined this invaluable ,
volume is overlooked, we state, that portion
Of them is publicly read every afternoon by
the teacher lust before dlsmission. to which
the students earnestly entreated to attend;
and it is the wish of the proprietors and teach
CIR, that those students who may be members
of Friends Society, should attend Friends
Meeting at the usual hour on 9th day. the
meeting house being but small distance
from tho school room.
Teachers.
As very many young men who have at
tended Beech Grove School are now sue
cessfully engaged in teaching, it may be right
to state that, with this class of students. great
pains have been taken--and it will still con-
tinue to be the case-to render the more
difficult parts of Arithmetic, Algebra, Eng
lish Grammar, etc, well understood; and the
ease with which young men. who have at |
tended here, have passed the board of ex-
aminers, both in this and in other counties, /
has proved their knowledge of these subjects.
Compositions.
Any subject is matter for compositions: /
PrOrided, 1t is not incompatible with the /
laws of morality and religion ;-and after COM
positions have been examined by the teacher,
and corrected by the writer, it is made the
duty Of the writer's to read them in the face $