Washington telegraph., 1851-09-10
Post Office Department, Aug. 9, 1851. [35
Fourth Annual Session Of the I5
Wash iMgdOn Male Seminary

ma e friends and patrons OF this institution, are
L iniorued that the fourth auBual acada mical
coarse, Will Commence the Sd Monday 10
September next, aud continue Tor tortyt t,co toeehS
Saccess'pety, allowing bnt one vacation in the
year, which tokes pace on the I'd Monday in
July following. Students will therefore, be. re-
ueiqed 81 arg tame dafiog the session, aud will
ouly be charged RON The ,,,De OF entfance to the
eod Of the tenn; bat would respectfully urge
all pnpiis, who inte ad 10 eh,er our seminary dor
'og the present scsson, to do al tt eli earliest
convenience, as 1t will teod much TO the prosper
i'y OF the lost'tcon and greatly facilitate proper
arfaageme0, oft.e w ous classes in their respec-
live btanch-s Of study.
Wewuoid saw 10 the public, that we hav" the
pleas'''e OF p.rsso 'og orm,r able and worthy
corps OF P'"'esso,s aod teacie,s as follows:
Rev. ~. 4. IHwEArT, A ". Professor Of Ancient
aud Modern Langnages.
Rev. VIM. KIDD, A. VI Professor Of Mathematics
aud \ aturaI science.
- -- Tutor in the Primary aud Pre-
paratory course.
TIE MS.
For each session of 81 weeks as follows:
Primary Department.
Embracing AIpbabetc lessons, Spell
lng, Reading and Mental Arithmetic. Sl2 00
Preparatory Department..
English Grammer Modern Geography,
the first principles of Written Arth-
metc, PenmaDShIp and History. Sio w
All students prosecuting The elemen-
tary principles of either the Greek or
Latin Languages or Algebra, in addi-
charged $40 90
Collegiate Course.
Embracing the advanced study of Math-
ematcs, Natural, Intellectual and
Moral Sciences and Ancient and
Modern languages 1876 90
foo, nC hsr ir..I nf
each student to defray the expenses of fuel, &c,
during the year. .1
No deductioa to be made for absence. after en-
terng unless in cases OF protracted sickness
n. b. The sons Of all ministers that are now
engaged as itneraats of the Methodist church,
or who have become superanuated or have died ID
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 tie 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 ID. Trimbe, who is the Treasurer Of the
Board of Trustees
Believing il to be matter of much importance
to the general success and prosperity OF the insti-
tuition that a strict parental watch should be
maintained over the students while out Of school
the Board Of Trustees graliiied to say that
they have made arrangements with one OF then
members, II. w. SMITH, H~q-, ~ tdke chaIge VI
| Stewards Hall, situated at convenient distance
from the Seminary, where ample provisions have
| been made Tor the accommodation Of large
| number of students, and where they will be nDde
the surveillance of one or more Of the teachers
| and where too the utmost shall al all times
be given TO aid the youth IN their studies, as wei
as 10 maintain "a correct moral department among
them.
Boarding, lodging, washing and lights will b
furnished al from SO to $ 10 per month.
By order of the Board Of Trustees.
S. 4. SANDERS, Secretary.
Washington, Aug. 90, 1851. [33af