CA'fALOGUE OF THE

CORl)ORATlON, }<' AC{TLTY AND

OF

NEWBURY SEMINARY,

NEWBURY, VT. s .

FOR THE AOADEMIO YEAR , .' l liO.

NE.WBURY, VT .

inted by Lyman J . McIndoe.

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NEWBURY SEMINARY.

TSJ: Course of srudy pursued·in tMs institution,. is designed .to con-fer a thorough and substaptial EnglIsh Education, and to give instruc'. tion in the Ancient Languages, so "far as is necessary t<> prepare the Student foradmission to College. The ;3cbpoI is divided into several departments, each under tbe directfon 'of' a teacher. The recitations, however, are so nn'nnged that Stl,ldents eun ellter upon the attUnes of as mnny departments as shall be deemed aavisable.

. A P PA R A 'lT O'S.

TnF. is fht·tlish·ed wit11 a valuable RdJectlng TeJescope; Solar Compollbd'Microscope; a fun PnellITiatic Appara-

l\lagic" Lalltel'll, with Asti'onomicaI Slides; Electrical Appara-. Compass Mathematical Instruments; M:lgnclic Appnrntus; Optical Ai,>patatus; Rolling Tables; Globes,

. lVIups, &c.; togethel' with snifahle Apparatus/for the illustration of the genoml principles of Chemistry.

LECTURE S.

A course of V'rtnres will be' delivered each term, on Chemistry, Natural Phi!osop}JY and.Astronomy. . . ·

Pllhlic Lectwes t1hring the yea.r,..on most of the other '.

LIBRARY.

THE Library contains abont 500 volumes, to \'rhich the students ha,ve accel!!s WIthout any additional expense.

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ttEAcH A Teachers' Class will be form'

in which special attention will rb.

three weeks.

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8. "',,II and Spring Terms,

I,rinciples of Instruc-

and those on),y, who are . consiciered competent Instruc

. THE furnished • ,aJuabi. Cab inet, containing uad ill the State, and severalI! oe",:ly all _ieties.of wi ,I ! foretgn specuneos.

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GENE·RAL ao J H S.

l ,pUBLIC Declamation from all lh English Composition from all tb lie at the .close or Ih

'1' E R MS AN D V A'l' IONS •

'Tsl!: academical year is eli , ldod Into four terms, three -of tw.elve

I and one weeks. ' . :.

The oommeDce a. ·fiJllowfI : Fall Term,: ...............Augu. t •••••••• . •••• 12 Weeks. Winter Term, .•••••••••Novcmhor 24................. .. 12 Weeks. Spring Term, .•••••• '•••• t"ebruary 2(>' . •••••••••••• 12 Weeks.

'" \Summer Term,. . • • . • . • • • . • • .Muy ..••••••...•.•.8 \Veeks. , The Summer Term js succeeded by a Vucation of five weeks, aud .:

the other three by a Vacation of one weck ouch.

GEN ERAL R El\fA ... .

. ALL who propose becoming members of the Institution, should en-deavor, if possible, to enter at the commencement of the Term, as

> classes the are .then formed. Stlldents are, howev-( eI', receIVed at aq.y -..t·lme.. .

NEWBURY , . 'EMIN .&. R Y.

EXPENSES. TVIT10N.-Vemntoo EngJisIt branchee, per weeJr, to,z;A

, All studies, 0 '"; • 0,361 . , , 'QIIIRmental branches, per term, . - 1,00

Musie; with the use ofilie Piano Forte, per term, 8,00 Incidental Expenses, 0.,25

BOAae, -- In the Sentinary, including room rent and ing, per week, _ 1,50

'rwtiola"fe. are not J'eceived for a term less than six weeks.

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COURSE OF STUDY .AND TEXT BOOKS.

I. ENGLISH DEPARTMENT.

Potter's Rhetorical Reader, Mania'. Book.l:eepiDr, Mitchell's Georraphy, UlllYAD" Polltioal Clu••Book, ·Colburn'. Mental Arithmetio , Worcelter'l lJil lory, . Adams' Arithmetio, Penmanlhip, Brown's Grammar, Weblter'l Dictionary. Poll0k:'s Course of Time,

II, DEPARTME.NT OF NATURAL SCIENCE.

Olmsted's Natural Philosophy, Burritt's Geography of the Johnston's Chemis.iry, Heavens, Comstock's Mineralogy, Wood's Botany, Hitchcock's Geology" SmelJie's Pp.ilosophy of Natu-

ral

Ill., DEPARTMENT OF INTELLECTUAL AND MOR-AL SCIENCE AND BELLES-LETTRES.

Upham's Philosophy, Logic, Upham on the Will, Caldwell's Elocution, Wayland's Moral Science, Kame'. Elements of Criticism. Newman's Rhetoric,

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NEW BUR Y S RM I N A R Y . -DEPARTMENT OF MATHEMATICS,

First Lessons in

Davies ' Bourdon's Algebra, .

Davies' Legendre's Geometry,

D'lvics' PI/tne and Spherical

DlI.viefi' S lIrvrying and Lov jug,

D avies' Anu.lytical Geomelr

DavieH ' and I n

grn.l Ca.lculu8,

UE PARTMENT OF ANCIENT LANGUAGES AN!) LITERA

LATIN.

Anthon's Cicero,

GOUld's Horace,

Folsom's Livy ,

Cooper's Virgil,

Leverett's Lexicon,

GREEK Il k'. , and Cr,,"hy's Grammar,. Homer 's Iliad, Six Books,

Eschines and Demosthenes de Corona,

Donne, an's or Grove's,Lexi-con.

I.A S SICAL LITERATURE,

IIf' lI ' lIl n oogrn.phy,

Anthon's Classical Dictionary,

Eschenbcrg's Manual of CIIlS-

sical Literature.

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VI. DE PARTMENT OJ.' 1\101 >1-: II 1. ,\ If AGES·

F'f.. ENCII

Surau!t's Grammar,

La Vie de Washington,

Les Aventures de Telama<iu(' ,

L' Histoire de Charles Xll,

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( :or ll l i ll ' , I'ur !\lndUllW ue Stael,

Bop'r'.. I)II; lillllu ry.

JoBse 's Grammal',

Traducter Espanol,

Bernardo del Carpio,

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Graglia 's Grammar·and Dictionary ,

I>rose Italian,: Soave's Novelle Morali .

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Trigonometry,

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A ndrf'WM' Lessons,

A ndrrWII nl lli Stoddard 's

OrnlJllllnr,

H" ltder,

E.\I!rciscs,

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I1O"IIi '" 'I'1 'H 'u.rnent, It"a,tur,

"'.. KllmRn Antiquities,

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lit Allns,

AluIrl'wH'

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Anthon 'lI Hldlulit,

F '.k '. fo; trrei ''''H

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XOllllpllUlI '. AlIllhntlis,