Washington telegraph., 1851-09-24
y Fourth Annual Session of the
Washington Male Seminary

fIllE friends and patrons Of this Institution, are
l. informed that the fourth aauual aeadsmieAl
oourr, Mill commence on the Sd Monday IN
September neat, aud continue lot g.itfa iffEls
s"o'ffnr5iy, allowing bal one vacation IN tie
Year, which takes place oh the ID Muuday IN
July following. Students will therefore, be r..
ueiTrd ai asy time during the session, aud VII
oaly be charged ifom the timu Of entrance 10 tie
cni oi the term. but We would respectfully pt=,
al pupils who intend to enter osf SEMINARY dur
ug ihr pfrseni srssIou, 10 do 50 At then saIi#sst
convenience, as Il VIII tend much 10 the pfusp.f.
ny OF the Institution aud greatly facilitate pfspef
arrangement uilhe various classes, Ia tbeiftss
tive branches of study.
Newould say 10 ihc public. that We have the
pleasure Ui presenting ouT former able aud worthy
corps Of Professors aud teachers as followsi
Kew u. G. TuWntr, 4 NJ. Professor Of Aaeieat
and Molria Languages
ag'. WA hIop, An Professor Of Mathematics
and Natural sr,rnce.
--- - Tatof in the Primary aud Pre-.
paralufy course.
TERMs.
fos each session Of ~ weeks ms follows
Primary Department.
Embracing Alphahrtic lessons, spell.
Ing, Reading aud Mental Arithmetic. Si2 90
Preparatory Department.
English Grammer, Modern Geography,
the lin, principles Of Written Anlh.
meiio, renmaaship aud History. SIC 90
AL students prosecuting the elemrn.
tary principles Of either the Greek or
Latin Languages nr Algebra, ~ add.
ZION 70 hcPrtpardtory course, will be
charged s9O 90
COLLEGIATE Course.
Embracing the advanced study Of Maih.
cmutics, Natural, intellectual and
Moral Sciences aud Ancient aud
Modern laugiarer. S25 90
An admission Zee OF 81 90, will be required Of
each sudeal 10 dcfray the expenses Of fuel, sc,
during he year
No d,dufii8H 10 b. made for aLseace afer en-.
tofing, unless IN cases Of pruifacicd sickness
n. u. The sous of an minister's that ore now
engaged a. iiissraafs Of the Methodist church.
or who have become supcranuaied or have died Ia
the fcgnllr work ofihe ministry will be instructed
IN this institution nee gf charge.
Payments.
Onc half of the tuition fees, will be required
within the irsi quarter oi III, scholastic yenr, and
the balance must invariably be paid al the close
Of the session Of iohy-two weeks, 10 the lion.
John d. Inmble, who is The Treasurer Of the
Board Of Trustees.
Believing il 10 be u matter Of much Importance
10 the general success and prosperity Of the lnsi.
tulion that strict parental watch should be
nain,aincd over the sludrnt while out Of school,
the Board Oi Trustees are graiiied 10 say that
they have made arrangements with one Of their
members, II. W. Sniru Esq, 10 take ehafgc Of d
Stewards Hall, situated Hi a convenient di,tance
al. = .N.
been made Tor the accommodation Of lsgr
number Of students, aud where they will be under
the surveillance Of one or more Of the teachers,
aud where loo the utmost care shall at oil iimcs
BE- given 10 aid the youth in their studies, ss well
10 maintain q corcc, moral department 1nong
them
boarding, lodging, washing and lights will be
furnished al from 50 to $40 per month.
by order Of the Board Of Trustees.
$. 4. SANDERS, Seercidsy
Washington, Aug. 90, 1851 lS3af