The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1851-12-04


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1e Eeen common schools and COLLEGES nt
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~ t0e course of stnty snet. ~ tlle fsetefss
yillc iigh School, RllIe Ne confidently beieve
anofQs "a onpg men eatel Ineilities ios pos
ecuIine no Dusty ana thoroughly. tile higher
Eng aud 81 athenaaeal st1tlies, fhanany otll-
sehoolof @hich know WeWisl enibbafs
ically lopfesent to the young men of our Stafe,
an enYiAbe Opportunity lor becoming rfaetical.
well ed0eated farlnel mechanics and mer-
Chants as wells as professional men,
The Following Is an enumeration of the studies
and sciences here tau1ht
az ~ sltnlgasaxy EIglisk Studies, as Egg
tfsh lsfaiaaai GeogYaphy 'aeAtal and 'ryiasn a
"a he EoWseo dafhe n1aties 1pt ieii e ssitallp
tqisght nouy best COLLEGES incuding atgsbra Ge-
ogeirg figosog,etrg SarUeging, ETC, etc
the Lqfia and Greek Languages; also, the
modern Freneh and Spanish
TIE Natural Sciences, Chemistry, sNatwral
RAiosop6g. Geologs end Niserology also s4nqtO-
A4cast9Atgs
Iatellerfaal iiosorl
III IS not pretenaet sfhat 50 extensives q Yafige
or studies as IS here inflicafed viii be faIghtlo
boys ct nnlat nun ID one or two years.
But we intend the insfriic ion 70 be sounds and.
thorough. as iaras itgoes Ifisspfopersto say
that great attention vi gwen 10 the elsmen-
tdry parts 81 the course. and that through the
whole curriculum an set fort will be constantly
kept up 10 render q boy, education useful and
practical To eontri bllfe to this eud an extern
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lust been purchased ard arranged ina separate
room, for Illustrating those sciences. Also,
large Maps. and Diagrarrs for teaehing Anatomy
and Physiology
The Rates Of Tuition, per session Of atwenty-
one weekssa are as follows
Spelling. Reading and Writing 5000
;. Geography, History, English Grammar,
Arithmetic, both mental and written, Is 90
LOGIC. Rhetoric and EocHtion, 90 90
The Higher English studies, other with
OF without the languages, % 90
ontngent cllarge 90
Boardihg including fllel ana washing,
IN private families, from S. O0to $40 so per
month";
The eorpss or Teachers is as follows
ID. CURTIS Il. ONNERI.Y. NJ. A.. Principal
and Instructor in Chemistry, Natural Philoso-
ply aud Physiology.
JESSE G NASH b. A.. Associate Principal
and Instructor in Metaphysics and IN the Latin
and Greek Languages.
A. JAMES. QUIACHE B. A.. Instructor il
Modern Languages, Mathematics, and Astron
! omy
These gentlemen are all most literally etiuca
T ted. of distinguished reputation as Instructors
and intend to make teaching their permanent
profession.
The next scholastic year will begin on the frs
Monday III October. and will continue until a
! bout the last OF July following, when the annu
al Examination will take place.
$ Airthat enter the school viii be held respon
sible ortheiT tuition from the time of entering
stiIlthe close OF the session. and no deduction
will be made except in cases of protracted sick
ness. Tuition will be due at the end OF eacl
session.
The prospects or the school at present. AZ,
very hatterng and for the first session, the mum
Der of students has trstisc ended our most sangu
: inc expectations. The health of the place IS a
good as THAT Of any other village inthe tate;an
we really believe that1t offers fewer temptation
10 Young men for contracting extfavag ant an
vicious habits han amy other village the State
! No spurious liquors are allowed 10 beretailed il
z the town OF vicinity.
It's highly important that parents and Guar
dams should have their sons and wards here a
the begnnng.of the year-the first Monday j
October next
PEYTON KING President.
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Sept. Isl, 1851. 22-3n.