Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1853-03-05

P~laquemine. (IjerriHe.) Louisiana.
THIS Institution, under the direction of Rev, c.
L CHANBosT, and the patronage Of the most
Rev. Archbishop Of New Orleans, is intended to
give a thorough and accomplished education to the
youth of this Parish, principally.
The disciplinary government will be mild, yet
! energetic. to preserve good order, so essential to the
| welfare of every institution.
The course of education will embrace all the
branches usually comprised in a college course,
besides the facility of primary instruction in both
languages, French and English. Music will be
taught at the request of parents; and on extra
CHARGE.
The religion professed, and the only one taught
in the institutions, will be the Catholic; but in The
| reception of pupils no distinction Of creed will be
made, and there will not be the least interference
with the opinions of nom Catholics. Catholic pa
rents may rest assured, that, the most Jealous care
will be exerted over their children in respect to
religion. sound morality and solid education.
DAY SCHOLARS.
TERws-tod be paid at the end Of er0y mon:i:
st, Beginners in both languages, French and Eng
lish, So per month.
I'd. French and English, with all the correspond.
ing sciences, ST per month.
Sd. Complete education, comprising ancient Ian
guages, s. per month.
TERNs-to be paid a quarter III adroarc:
lst. Board and tuition, embracing either French
and English only, Or a complete education, at
the option of parents, $50 per annun.
ed. Washing, books, paper, medical attendance,
&c, extra charge.
Sd. Each boarding pupil must be provided with
four sheets; bed coverings; SIX shirts: siS pairs
of stockings; six pocket handkerchief: six tow
els: a knife and fork; a table and tea spoon, and
decent clothes.
4th. No pocket money will be allowed, except as
deposited into the hands of the Rev. Rector
No visit to the exterior without a sufficient mo-
tive and a special permission, under penalty Of
expulsion.
5th. Visits from the exterior on Thursday only
from 8 to IL A. M, from 2 to 5 P. NJ. Necessa-
ny visits from the exterior will be received on
school days and S~undays-from S 10 8 A.. NJ,
from l too, from 5 to 6, P. M.
9th. Examinations on the matters Of the course
will be held every second Sunday of the month,
from l l-2 P. NJ. to four, under the presidency
of the Rector, of the Professors. and of the
Board of Administrators and in presence of pa
rents or guardians. Other persons will be adj
mitted with the permission of administrators
Vacations will commence invariably the first
Monday of August, and end the third Monday of
September. Students may be received any time
in the session, but they would consult both inter-
est and comfort in entering at the beginning Of it.
The PERSONAL Of Superiors.
Rev. {. CHAMBOST, Rector.
NM. T. H. SIBIBAU, Assistant.
T. M. BOUBE, Professor of French.
The other two Professors are daily expected.
The Board of administrators for the College is
the same as for the Church, until the most Rev.
Archbishop appoint, at the request of the Rev.
Rector, some adjoint members to second the for
mer, in the erection of the main building to be
erected, necessarily during the course of this year,
in the administration of the temporal of the
Recourse should be had to them for free. half
oay receptions, the..osphans' boarding, the diminu-
ion OF the price of pension, &c.
PERSONAL Of the Actual Administrators.
MN. PAUL DUpUY, F.. represented by Mr..
7austin.
lemon LABAUvE.
LOUIS DEsoBRY.
MICHAEL ScHLATRE. r.
MICHAEL HEBERr, Secretary.
10 them are adjoined at present:
M. M.JAMEs ROBINSON.
PAUL DUPUY.
Intimate counsellor of the Rector and vice &c.
ent for his personal concerns in the college, Mr..
MICHAEL. ScHLATRE. S.
By orderof the Rector and of the Administra-
ors.
mh5 MICHAEL HEBERT, Secretary.
In the Succession Of Sixth Dis. Court,
John c.. Beas,y, Parish of BerrNe,
decd. State Of Louisiana,
Ell all persons interested show cause Within
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