The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1851-09-04

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lf ME friends u edncafioiI ii pickensv;ll.
~ N re Vicinity have established a fhis7i
a HIGH School 81 tbe hgss GRADE intende5 k -
lIy 90 meet the wants Of tie peo5is
Aa9aua aHa Rtlssiss sPpi. "a fegar3to tie .fiols
efanehes u an Eaelsee eaocation
There greatly ieIt among ns.a wan. Of ~.
lfsttlttlons Is occupy ~ internediate pfovns
betHeep common school nd COLLEGES M
deficiency it's or ptf9 pose and wish 10 stnri
by thee curse of study pursued at the pietssy
VIE High School, which, we confidently belle,
8ailofds to young men greater facilities for pfo,
eenting vigorously and thoropghlyi the beEs
English and Mathematical udies,7 than any e,S
er school Of which we know. We wish, emoI1,s,
ically, 70 present 10 the yonug men OF our Star.
an .enyiable opportunity for becoming praetic,l
well educated farmers, mechanics. and me,
chants as well as professional men.
The following is an enumeration OF the Studio,
and sciences here taught
/. MI The elementary English Studies as En-.
lish Grammar Geography, mtntal and ,eritten Z.
g M The course Of Mathematics ictich is us4oll.
taught in ctr best ColIeees Including Algebra C,
oDtetyy. 1rigononetry SErDegiHg: ete., etc.
8. The Latin and Greek lLqagRages; also, Ii,
modern French and Spdnish.
4. TIE Natural Sciences. Chemistyy, Nafusor
Philosophy. Geology and Minerology; ais0 .4aa,s
my and Physiology.
i s. Logic. Rhetoric. Political Economy Moral a.
intellectual PhilosoDhy
1t Is not pretended that so extensive a rans.
OF studies as is here indicated, viii Be tauglI n
boys oil immature minds. IN one or fv.o Feafg
But we intend the instruction TO be sound All
Thorough. as far as il goes. Ii Is proper 10 -
that great attention will be given 70 the eler...s
tary parts Of the course. and that through n
whole curriculum an effort viii be constan.7
/ kept up TO render boys education useful an
practical To contribute to this end, an exten
+ sive Chemical and Philosophical Apparatus he,
Just been purchased, and arranged in a seperas,
room, for illustrating those sciences AIS.
large Maps, and Diagrams for 4eaching AnatOn.J
and Physiology
/ The Rates Of THitiOH, per session Of tweniy.
one weeks, are as follows:
Spelling. Reading and Writing, $40 g
Geography, History, English Grammar,
Arithmetic, both mental and written, IS g
/ Logic. Rhetoric and Elocufion, % o.
The Higher English Studies, either with
or without the Languages, 3 O
! Contingent charge, %.
Boarding, including fuel and washing,
in private families from S. 90 TO SO so Ter
month.
1 The corps of Teachers iPas follows
D. CURTIS B. CONNERLY. II. A., Principal
and Instructor in Chemistry, Natural Philoso.
ply and Physiology.
JESSE G NASH, B. A.. Associate PRINCIPAL
and Instructor in Metaphysics and in the Latin
and Greek Languages
A. JAMES QUINCHE. B. a., Instructor IN
Modern Languages, Mathematies. and Astroa-
omy.
These gentlemen are all most literally edncz.
ted, of distinguished reputation as Instructors
and intend TO make teaching their perrnaneus
profession.
The next scholastic year viii begin on the frs.
Monday in October, and will continue until a.
bout the last of July following, when the annu-
al Examination will take place.
All that enter the school will be held respon-
sibe for their tnition from the time Of entering
till the close of the session, and no deductions
viii be made except in cases ofProtracted sick
ness. Tuition viii be due at the end OF each
session.
The prospects OF the schoolaat present. are
very fattering, and for the first session, the
Der of students has transcribed our most sangu-
inc expectations The health of the place Is as
good as that ofany other village IN the state: and
we really believe that It offers lever temptations
TO young men for contracting extrayagant and
vicious habits than any other village IN the Stale.
No spiritous liquors are allowed 10 be Tetailed ii
the town or vicinity.
Il IS highly important that parents and Guar
dams should have their sons and wards here at
the beginning of the year--the first M onday in
October next.
PEYTON KING. President
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