Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-09-29

I CTAUNroN AcADEMY-Tae winter s,,,Ion Ron
y ssiins, as usual OF Ave moaths) will commence AT
| the above academy, on the 23d OF November next.
The system Of instruction will embrace an extensive
course ofelemen'ay, mahemai CO.., anu classical stu
dies.
Writing. arithmetic, bookkeeping (accordng to the
true Italian method) Eucltd's elements complete men
suration oi snperces and solids, The theory prae
Tee oi lana surveying, gnas'ng practically, plain and
spherical Ti.onouey comic sections, Algebra dlaiins
naviganV1. iGIucatons and gunnery the elements of
astronomy modern geography, incuding the use Of the
globes and the construction Of charts aHd maps will be
taught by BARrnoLOMEw FULLkR, professor Of ma
| tben,acs.
| The classical department, conducted by l.. H. CT,
R,HDIN. win under the present regulations embrace
the aiiu, Greek aud french languages English grau
| tory. -
| IgaMs, per ssion.--for writing, English grammar
aud aithnetit > l5-fOf all the other branches, or
| any OF th.in, S25.
~ 3. The aoove charges include fuel, 81 &c HOARD
can be procured, alta moderate priSe, Ia respectable
families aud the saubfuy Of the aud its vicinity
generally known The rules and Regulations for m.
government OF academy, together with other desa
Die cocaients, may be obtained from the undersigned.
SAMUEL cLARkE Sec'y
IF the Board Of Trustees.
EDUChrIuN.-The subsci iber takes this opportunity
~ 10 nteIn the Inhabitants OF Richmond and It's vi
chilly, that he Intends to open an ACADEMY for the
Instruction oImales Ia the various branches of pce
literature, embracing IN their fullest extent all these
preparatory branches of the superior classics so nds
peusaby ieT1i tie Tor gaining admission college,
Furthermore lie begs leave observe that III his
efforts should ~ owe and his ;,s,y
hist teachers IN this country, whom hr calculate
TO establish Permanent Literary Iastitution which
VIII obviate the necessity of sending abroad for
tue attainment Of that knowledge which may be so much
better acquired nj home.
The subscriber has the advantage of several wears,
experience IA TIE art OF teaching having acted MS pro
lessor ~ languages III the colleges Georgetown and
Charlotte HAL IN sar, and-His IN this
meri has hsen invariably good, certified by his ere.
dehtas, which nay be seen by Supplying the Rev Mr.
BaNter,oi Robert Sianaid, Esq.
The shhscriner besides the Latin and Greek
10 teach the French In its purity, which, long com.
neice with ihe French he thinks himself enabled to do
viii coiieCtaesS.
As the subscriber is ansious try far his plan Of
e0GSaton VIII cone de with The views of the public he
proposes to commence his scholastic exercises soon AS
sslrsht humble! OF sIannar scholars he obtain
ed the necessary Of reading WE'LL Al The same time
receive cturts up0n rhetoric, al owl pbiI
soph rom the Rev Mr. BUIter who will superinlend
the eSiahiis hmCrt.
Application may be made 10 him for further inGoIma-
ton on The subject, al The Swan Tavern.
Price OF tuitio. in the languages, Latin Greek and
Freach 5 IS per quarter.
In the. ordinary branches Of palmer education = 10
per quarter.
For natural and moral philosophy and rhetoric
, IS per quaiter, payable IN advance
Mt Clarke will he ready commence his LIST schoias
I've term on The 9Th OF October. Jos. "a. CLARKE.
N b. 1H0Se parents Tho desire 10 send their chi.
dFed from fhc country Haay hare them 55irded in
form, aud nder tae spesidi care OF le subscriber.
Sept. a. 4I3t
NIUTiCt.-A peItiOn VIII be piesr,Ir 81 10 Nm, next