Washington telegraph., 1851-01-29
washington Male Seminary

THE friends and patrons of this institution, ar
i informed that the third annual academi-
course, will commence the Sd Monday ia
September next, and continue for forty aoeeka
successfully, allowing bnt one vacation in the
year. which takes place the I'd Monday in
July following. Students will therefore, be re-
ceived at any time during the session, and will
only be charged from the time Of entrance to the
end Of the term; but would respectfully urge
! all pupils whoi TO enter our Seminary dur
ing the present session, to do at their earlies
convenience, as it will tend much to the prosper
ity of the Institution and greatly facilitate proper
arrangement ofthe various classes, in their respec-
tive branches of study sttuQ
WewOuld say to the public, that We have the
pleasure of prese sentng our former able and worthy
corps Of Professors and teachers as follows:
Rev. c. 2. TURRENTINE superintendent Professor
Of Bellies Lett.es Moral and intellectual
science. EEs .g n
Rev. II. G. THwEArr, A. NJ, Professor of Ancient
and Modern Languages
JAMES CRoCKER, Professor Of Mathematics and
Natural science.
EDWIN YoUNG, Tutor in the Primary and Pre-
paratory course. a
For each session of 81 weeks as follows: 2
Primary Department.
Embracing Alphabetic lessons, Spell
lug, Reading and Mental Arithmetic. $l2 W
Preparatory Department..
English Grammer, Modern Geography,
the first principles of Written Arith-
metic, Penmanshp and History. Sl6 90
All students prosecuting the eemen-
tary principles of either the Greek or
Latin Languages or Algebra in adGi-
tion to the preparatory course, will be
charged $40 90
Collegiate Course.
Embracing the advanced study of Matb-
ematics Natural, Intellectual and
Moral Sciences aud Ancient and
Modern languages. S25 OO
An admission fee of So 90, will be required OF
each student to defray the expenses of fuel, &C.,
during the year
No deduction to be made for ABSENCE after en-
tering unless in cases Of protractet sickness
N. B. The sons of all ministers that now
engaged as itinerants of the Methodist church,
or who have become superanIated or have died in
the regular work of the ministry, will be instructed
in this institution free Of charge.
Payments.
One half of the tuition fees, will be required
within the first quarter of the scholastic year, and
the balance must invariably be paid at the close
of the session Of forty-twO weeks, to the Hon.
John d. Trimble, who is the Treasurer Of the
Board of Trustees.
Believing it to be matter Of much importance
to the health and morals OF ALI Stude nts coming
from distance, that strict parental watch should
be maintained over them, while out OF school, the
Board of Trustees are gratlfed to say, that they
have received uueGuivocal assurances, from sew
erai gentlemen Of known worth, residing within
convenient distances from the Seminary, and also
from our Superintendent, Gall of whom have
pledged themselves to receive as many students
as may wish boardmg) that the utmost care shall
at all times be given, to protect the health, and aid
the Faculty, in maintaining correct moral de-
pertinent aiaoag all the youths, that may be
placed in the family Of each, as boaders.
Boarding, lodging, washing and lights can be
furnished at from Ss0 90 to $40 90 per month.
Board of Trustees
Hon. D. II. Writer, PreS1dfnt.
CAPT. S. r. SANDERS, Secretary.
HON. JOHN D. TRrMBLE, Treasurer.
Dr. ISAAC N. JONES,
DR.. c. B. Mitchell,
JOHN B. SANDEFUR, Esq,
Thomas WILLIAMSON, Esq,
w. w. ANDREWS, Esq,
Rev. WILLIAM MooREs,
Rev. J. j. ROBERTS,
REV. Z. P. Lively,
Rev S. P. Box,
DR.. JACOB CUSTER,
HON. H P PoINDExTER,
Hon. H. w. SMITH.
Rev. C.. p. TyRRENTINE, is our duly authorized
aren't who is authorized TO transact all business
in connection with procuring funds for the erection
of our contemplated college building
S. Il. SANDERS, Sec'y
Washing gon August 7th 1850. [3l-tf.