Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-09-22
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WASHINGTON COUNTY. ARKANSAS.

THE Phornrron this Academy takes this saying
interest which theT have ever manifest in his and
being by the liberal nc has already
State, he has considerable in the
erection OF buildings necessary for the accommodation oil
FL has, also addition teachers associated
with him, Mr. RoBr GRAnAM graduate Bethany College,
Mr. Graham is gentleman of fine literary and scientific
attanmens and especially well qualified for the business of
teaching. lie will be equally interested with me making
BILE and nursery which young men, ntsted
to cur care may receive and practical sdpGSOn
The Faculty Of Institution Public
the following brief outline of the of and
moral discipline which it their intention fully out
in the management of their School . .
1t is generally known under what circumstances Mr.. NJ
became the proprietor of this Academy the
many dscoua he had 10 contend with in the
is confidently beie7cd, will only compare
voraby with any other institution of learning in
The attention Of the Public called locality of this
m b as n HIN Tn Two "pd l rn miles NE from
in the midst Of intelligent and industrious population, it
Living. Washington County long been noted
picturesque scenery the saluby Of its climate springs of
water-unsurpassed by the world and evidence
of cheap living it need only be stated that good boarding,
with all modaons be had in the neigh
| borhood at from 81 90 to so per week.
1t leading object with the directors of this School,
charge hence supreme regard had
well the Tteeet1al development of their pupils During
Mythology Chronology and History of the Ancients and
Patriachal Mosaic and Christian pcnsaons viii be fully
pointed These Lectures will be purely moral
in their and entirely free from party
bias Indeed TO show how free this School is from any
nominatonal influence may be here Observed that
members Of the Faculty of the church,
and aso that there attendance and being cducated
few young men who intend to devote themselves the
Ministry in several different denominations
also desire to say that much Of The proceeds arising
Chemical and Philosophical Apparatus, Library and such
here to acquire complete education.
unl the rights of Alumni secured, Certificates Of
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who 10, discontinue their studies here.
The whole School divided into four Departments fol-
lows; Primary, English Preparatory, and Classical.
PRIMARY DEPARTMENT.
This intended occupy the place of the School
first steps a education. many young have
to uHlarn much Of what they learned while children
be The student here will be taught Reading, Spelling,
Defining Ponnanshp, Geography, Grammar, Arithmetic &c.
ENGLISH DEPARTMENT.
In this embraced the elements of good English educa
tion much attention will be devoted to what is much
intended also supply place of Normal School, where
young who intend become teachers but who have
over the Whole School Mr. Mocfin viii have chprre and
direction department particularly having
roughly mastered all the branches taught in the Primary
States Universal History Rhetoric Agobra GeOmotry
the students in this department will attend the octers and
rccaon of the Senior class in Natural Philosophy Astrono
History.
PREPARATORY DEPARTMENT.,
Under the direction of Mr.. a. s Lockcrt who is emncny
well qualified for this important station having been engaged
teaching for several years both here and elsewhere In
this department embraced those studies which the
student for his regular scientific and classical
course of instruction. They follows: After having
History, the student will then proceed with Latin Lessons
Yr Rom@ Cesar, Greek Lessons Greek Reader and Greek
Testament Meanwhile will attend weekly recitaons in
English Composition and Defamation
CLASSICAL DEPARTMENT,
Under the management Mr. Graham and Mr.. Var oose,
assisted by other teachers. In this department
baced coarse Of study in and Science as extensive
usually taught in best Western Colleges They arc
Latin Grammar, Aigebta-fnished.
Ovid, Geometry-begun,
Greek Grammar, Ancient History
Do. Reader, Mythology.
salIust, Geometry y finished,
Latin Prose Composition, Trgonomotry,
Xenophon, Herodotus.
end Year-1st Term.
Virgil Xcnoplron n--(A (Anabases),
Latin Prosody, Surveying,
Thucyddcs, Lysias
Ciccr6 Descriptive Geometry,
Isocratos, Selections Physiology,
DcmosthenesS Botany.
| Horace - (odes,1 Comic Sections,
XenopIon-( (Memorabilia> Zoology and Chemistry
Plato and Septuagint, Navigation.
fIorace-Csatres Epis,lesS Natural Phil & History
Aristotle 4 Longinus Chemistry-fnished
Toctus, ''h fe"r-' Nat F Phil y 3 Astronomy.
Homer, - Mental Philosophy.
Euripdos, SH" Political 5ii Economy.
Logic, Moral Philosophy.
The Academic year divided into t~ terms of five months
eachthc first commencing the first Of October and clos
ing the last Thursday Of February Tho second will
commence the Monday after the close of the first term
examInat tion
q u 1s ga s.
Primary Departmcnt-per Term, $s, 90
Preparatory C II 90
Classical t" &C 10 90
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