The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1851-11-06


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INSTITUTIONS Is occnpl sd intermediate ground
DeIWeen common schools aud calleoet lsa
Esetlciency, 4 Is our purpose and wish 10 supply
4 " me course Of study pursued tha Rickens-l
vie High School, which, we Confidently believe
Ioilorts TO young men greater facilities pf pros
\ ecutng vigorously and thoroughly the higher
English and Mathematical studies than alp 1ll,s
en- school ofwhich we know. We wish e1aplat-
lcal 10 present 20 the Young men Of our State,
all enyiable opportunity for becoming PRACTICAL
Z we'll educated turner's, mechanics, and mer-
l.chants as well as professional men,
J The lollowingis an enumeration of the studies
and sciences here taught
! /. gu fhe eleae'itary English Studies, as Eng
tis9 lfanaa, Geography, 'aentai and ,criten a
2 -At The course o Mathematics aehich is usually
taught i1s or best Colleges, acidfng Algebra Ge-
onIeirg. irigoao,netry, Surucying, etc., etc.
3 ne Latin and Greek Languages also, the
2 modern French aud Spanish.
4. The Natural Sciences, Chemistry Natural
11hilosgphy Geology aud Minerology; also, .4natO-
i my aud Physiologg.
s. Logic, Rhetoric, Political Economy, Moral and
: Intellectual Philosophy.
II is notpretended that so extensive a range
of studies as is here Indicated will be taught TO
5 boys OF immature minds, in one or two years
e But we intend the instruction to be sound and
thorough, as far as it goes. Its proper to saw
that great attention viii be given to the elemen-
u tafy parts OF the course, and that through the
whole curriculum an effort will be constantly
: kept up to render n boys education useful and
o practical. Toeontribute to this end, an exten.
u sive Chemical and Philosophical Apparatus ha:
g gust been purchased, and arranged in a sepeTate
room, for illustrating those sciences. Also
le large Maps, and Diagrams for teaching Anatomy
ID and Physiology
The Rates Of Tttition, per session of twenty
ie one weeks, are as follows:
or Spelling, Reading and Writing, $40 OF
l. Geography, History, English Grammar,
Arithmetic, both mental and written, Is OF
n Logic Rhetoric and Elocntion, 20 Oh
d The Higher English Studies, either with
or without the Languages, 25 o.
Contingent charge, / o.
Boarding, including fuel and washing,
in private families, from IS 90 to $40 so pc
month.
The corps Of Teachers is rs follows;
d. CURTIS B. CONNERLY, VI. A., Principa
and Instructor in Chemistry, Natural Philoso
ply and Physiology.
JESSE G NASH, B. A.. Associate Prncipa
and Instructor in Metaphysics and in the Lati
and Greek Languages.
A. JAMES QUINCHE B. A., Instructor i
Modern Languages, Mathematics, and Astror
IN omy
~ These gentlemen all most literally educ;
of ted, of distinguished reputation Instructor
he and intend to make teaching their permanel
profession.
The next scholastic year will begin on the fir
Monday in October, and will continue until {
cs' bout the last Of July following, when the ann
al Examination will take place.
- All that enter the school will be held respoI
sible for their tuition from the time of entcrn
till the close of the session, and no deduction
will be made except in cases OF protracted scl
4 ness. Tuition will be due at the end of eac
session.
The prospects OF the school at present, a
~ very fattering, and for the first session, the
~ Der of students has transcribed our most sang
-, inc expectations The health OF the place is
" good that of any other village in the State; al
r,s we really believe that it offers fewer temptatio
a. to young men for contracting extravagant al
l vicious habits than any other village in the Stat
La 40 spurious liquors allowed 10 be retailed
the town vicinity.
,l,- 1t is highly important that parents and Qua
> dams should have their and wards here
the beginning Of the year--thc first Monday
October next.
PEYTON KING, President
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Sept. 1st, 1851. 22-3m.