Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-04-28

hbh~Nbb.NTh4M LYCkUsi.- ,Jcytng Fer.
n fnuA, Esq. author ofthe' Defence ct suiy" aud
vhei celebrated works, has lately puDshsd "a
LONDON, fVi LrIary Instruction. 10 be conducted on
hls Ctr,St0mafhtc plan u instruction, eoulOning in
rsuar series The highest VITA the lowest branches VI
learning ana admitting )0sy huDdrtd sv.ng i.u.tS TO
in!i participation OF tbs beh,n,s ms s,sivn. Ia
gfaieul aSAn"w eogen az the ight d,iiSe. iiO. his
papers Mr. aud Mrs. And SON has. deed.u 10 o,n the
hdHie az Bentan tothe general title Of then
AID o a"pt has PROGRESSIVE imp Veit MS IA the mode
anu "t";ftr OF literary nsruC.i-u adding the ancient
aka mo"sl languages onty sTheA fGIc5sfs dtSsfe RI
THE poprietors Of til. establishments beng DESTROYS
10 complete whoni deiay the necessary Lnlidnss for
,he various Objects of literal system o female .duca-
u'h, invite the inhabitants vi Richmond and u the
h.ishtoring towns anu eoun'ies OF \me'ua. to uke
Ptt"hfdfy as well rs moral interest cUnte
TED institution, ON tLe follow nag terms.
Tue expense vf erecting the buildings, and p.ovd.n:
suitable ibf AIRY aud appa atus Tor tue lecture rooms
lesinhaied at twenty thousand dol ans, will he ,v,drd
into ~" thousand shares dollars each 10 he sub
scr,bed by fonr carsss of contributors from ust cal
cta,i"ns, The p'opI.toiS hnd that paying liberal
saaies To teachers and professors the establishment
~ii !ied s"rpins Of income Constantly INCREASING
wEtbr rising number of pupiis enrolled oil The books
oi the institution Which enables them TO warrant to the
several classes OF contributors, tie following succession
oil annual
DIJIDENDs.
When 80 pupils are enrolled the LIST class will req
,oo tsNe 40 per cent. annual diviuend.
iVV PuPilS "a class
10 .er cent. annual dividend.
lou puphS sd class
20 per cent. annual dividend
%Vo puphs 4th class
rs per cent. annual dividend
Ihe rropfietois reserve the right and assam. The
onhsatioh under ample security, to redeem ali the
shares at the original prce ten dollars M The nI of
I'VE !.as' put Tue shares being transferable IS uuai;
viii advance IA Price as The humber of rups and CON,
trinnois ehciease The names of will be
published monthll, "a coesea and the whole number
subscribed VIII always be mentioned. The L1djrS az
Virginia are invited 10 take interest in the nronosd
es,soshment. subscription papers will he forwarded
us'ay 70 sneh posiiastes in the negLboring
towns aho counties as RaJ lie obligng enough 10 feeey
ava occasionally report them.
TEENS.
PUPILS. BOARDING. TUITION
3 year, years. o,a 100 dollars 40 dollars per an
10 years old 400 dollars so do do
Pay able half yearly advance-extfa branches as
usuai-Mrs CAMP will take charge tue mateynqf
department.
10 enable contributors to Judge of The probable mer,
and success of the inStiution II is deemed mot pro
ier to subjoln the following
APPrObGtO'y Notices If Mr.. 1nde,soa,s taruer
course o. Instruction.
i. Extract of letter gentleman of distinou;st
ed literary and professional einence (who dors NOT
wish his name publicly referred to- though like Bisbon
madsons aud the other original papers open to pri
waite inspsctIon.) - f
he visit that paid to your academy theolher day
anoue NE great pleasure. as gave an oppo,uniy
OF witne sang the good effects of Your system in winch
sod Information, hitherto not sufficiently attended IN
IN female education is judicously combined with he
lighter accomplishments. The progress m Literature
which your pupils general appear To have made i,,n
short iIne proves sufficiently both YOUR abilityto
teach, and their aptitude eaIn You have INV rori
good wishes for continued success your landabe en-
beavers, which no less directed to the beI of the
community than your own. -
" With much respect aGd esteem, ann" &c.
Testimony of the Rev. Dr. J. Buchanan and the Rev
D. Blair, illustrative OF the ueriar al ,ar
grammatical instruction as the basis female literary
lmpfovement-nOt implying any necessity 10 learn the
Greek or Latin languages, but showing the mental
aDlilty which classical Instruction impaTts:
g Richmond, ApTH ~, 1918.
" Al the request Of the Rev. Mr Munsel We Ia,e,v
assisted at the literary examination of younU lady b
nad commenced aud pursued the study OF the Greek
times week The portion selected fer examination,
was the first book OF Homer required part which
OF the subject anayzng, sten as desired the gram
maIra construction and showing correct knowledge
oi ihe Greek synax. She acquitted herself indeed as
Witnessed. ~
This young lady. as we informed had receiv
ed her early grammatical Instruction in the English and
Ldtin languages from Mr.. L. Anderson and without
Preparations, she translated passages from Cicero 10 our
perfect satisfaction eXemp ing an accurate arouaint
ahse WIN tue principles Of grammar.
John BUCHANAN,
"JoHN d. BLAIR"
notice of "New Institution for Female Educaton % the
following ver obgng letter has been received from The
non. John Marshall chief justice Of the United States
Richmond, ApriI 10, 1918.
about re-estabishing on an enlarged scale Your school
Tor the education Of young ladies'. have great comb
dence In the success of your undertaking. recoiect
perfectly having attended examination OF your pupils
to have been highly grafed the proficiency they dis
played in their studies. entirely persuaded of the
excellence OF your system; aud of the attention and
ability with which II was conducted. With great res
pect," &c.
n Mrs. CAMP will be readyto receive younp ladies
from the country on the LIST of Mayand the Grammar
school will be opened ON Monday tbe4I May.
N. D. Such Editors of newspapers in the is state of
virginia, may he willing take one or more shares in
MI aud Mrs Anderson's institution for the liberal in
su"euoh OF females are requested to insert their adver
.Lstnlent 70 the amount ofene shqy