Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1850-04-20

oLIyER R. WILLIs. AM. p.,,c,,

OLIVER R. WILLIS, AM, PRIscIPAL.
Institute is situated in retired OF the pleasant
village of Freehold, Monmouth county Jersey
cesble from New York and Philadelphia by Camden and
Amboy Railroad and stages from Hghtstown Jamesburg
The Buildings
new neat and commodous and erected under the
immediate supervision of the Principal The apartments are
spacious and airy, with high ceilings and venatng ues in
the walls
Are perfectly ventilated by Gpetes for the escape of yated
and 50 with the rosms Of the Principal and Vice
after retrDs fhs Principal attaches
great Importance this as eectuay protects
the morals OF the boys in the bedroom.
An abundant supply Of Pure Water
thrown By forcing pump into az elevated reservoir from
whchit Is carried to every part OF the house by pipes
WelI-avanged Washing and Bathrooms,
o which the pupils have access at all times, provided
with every convenience for their
A Large Playground
Connected with the Institute has furnished GYM
nasium IN which every pupil required daily
der the supervision OF teacher
Large and ,ceH furnished Room
provided in which the pupils enjoy the polite intercourse
of social fe In this the whole family assemblies for
morning and evening worship here the pupils company
spend those hours Of the Sabbath occupied in public
ship reading the Bible and attending other exercises an
propriate to the day.
Regular attendance upon Pubic Uorship
On the Sabbath required but pupils liberty to at
tend any of the churches in the village that parents pre-
fer. When choice is made they worship the Prebye-
Principal.
The object of the Institute is to fit BOYS for commercial
scientific or pursuits prepare them any
in College.
The Principal devoes his whole time to the interests Of the
school, exercising both the of parent the Office of
an instructor, aided in every department by competent
sistants
Expenses
For Board Tuition, Washing, Mending Beds Bedding,
Fuel Lights, &c, sos year. payable quarterly advance
vacation subject charge Of S. per board Pa
rents at distance designate individual in New
York, Philadelphia in the vicinity of Freehold who
will honor all drafts and who will of the death Of the
parents take charge of give directions respecting the
pupils.
Clothing will be provided for pupils whose parents reside
at distance, when desired.
Catalogues, with full information references &c. can be
had the office OF this paper by addressing the Principal
Freehold, Nerv Jersey. ap 4--3tThSat&Tu
III YGEIAN HALL, snug Farm in Virginia, five miles
Ii from Washington and four from Alexandria, containing
s. good water and admirably suited for dairy
and market garden which has about 900 early
yor lettuce onions strawberries Sc for the ensuing spring.
The improvements all and lastly built, barn. &c.
directly beautiful road leading the above Cities re-
markaby healthy and good society being much
from the above cities during the for health
is in rapid state of improvement by the ashes lime
and guano part being in clover 1t is but three
of hours ride the Of either
Washington Alexandria 1t will be sold low together with
horses, cows, hogs pough sc. complete, and purchaser
cannot fail to realize speculation in the investment from the
growing value OF lands in this neighborhood. 1t situated
northwest of Alexandria, and half mile from the Theological
Seminary City property would be taken part Address
RICHARD B. LLOYD, Alexandria, Va.
have bright muatto boy, aged 16 years,
curly hair called John Cavoe srolng about the city,
BRITISH CONSULATE,