Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-08-10

SCHOOL.-The next session of the subscribers school
~ near the University of Virginia. will commence ON
the first Monday of September. The subscriber will be
alded IN the Greek Language by Mr. c. Minor-Mathe-
mates by Mr.. j. l.. Cabel
The tuition fee for a session of months in LANGUAGES
ana mathematics is 800. English branches alone SI5-
The boarding Department is conducted heretofore by
Mr. M W. d. Jones, and the terms are-Board including
candles fire wood washing, attendance &c. $50 per ses
son-5 additional charge for separate room No student
sperIniited to board at tavern
For the advancement of the student i'm every branch of
science and literature that be attend
ed TO- IN addition TO his undivided exertons the Prin
c'pai wil be aided by the above mentioned gentlemen
one OF whom (Mr Mno) has heretofore been one of the
Principals and both Of whom have graduated at the Uni
versity in these departments thew will continue n, s
pernend 1t is the special object of the teacher TO maize
this preparatory school for the University of Virginia
ana accordingly their instructions conducted on the
same system adopted in that institution, the Professors
OF which they refer those who may be disposed to patro
Ie them The subscriber expects to be able TO procure
anaiiVe teacher of the French language by the beginning
oil the session. and in any event instruction that Lam
guage can be had in the neghbourhOod at the ex
pence.
Although each department is committed to the control
OF It's respective instructors all the teachers unite their
erons Tor the preservation Of order, and sudous
habits among the pupils. For this purpose few pl,in
regulations, essential TO the promotion of these ends which
the studenryi be required read and subscbe nm adj
mission TO the school, will be strictly enforced ami vbc
ever by breach OF these laws other conduct the habits
0i student bave an injurious influence on the school, he
VIII be dismissed The siuden at the direction of his pa
rent or guardian, may direct his attention such branches
as are suited to his sainnents destinations where no
such direction is given by the parent or guardian or i'm
some instances by the student HIMSELF the Principal will
prescribe such course as he thinks advisable
ne leading branches taught Latin, Greek French
Mathematics Geography (Ancent and Modern0 History
(hncent and Modern,) Roman Antiquities English Com
position For the information Of those unacouanted with
the course, list Of books is appended onne the usual
classical authors. Iumpts Latin Grammar Adams Ro-
man Antiquities, Buttmans Greek Grammar Donepan's
Lexicon, Buffers Ancient Atlas, Matte Bruins Mol
IacroXs Arithmetic and Pike and Colburn (accorlnp 10
the advancement Of pupil Lacroxs Algebra and Treo.
nomeiry plane and SPHERICAL and Boucharats Integral
calculus. w. b. NAPTON
aug. ~. l2I--w3wJ Principal ofhe Institution.
"A YOUNG MAN, who can offer ample testimonials Of
ms moral character and Of his ability to teach the
Greek Latin and English languages C;eopronbV ,oib
the use oil the maps and globes Arithmetic and the ee.
men'ay and most useful branches OF Mathematics wishes
TO get employment for the ensuing yearLeers address
ed to A. b., River Bank Post Office Orange county Va
will be promptly attended to- 90
July II. 2O-f,ru