Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-12-24

NEwINGTON ACADEMY, near Gloucester CoMr-
~ House, Pd-The usual exercises OF this institution
I'm which youth shall be carefully and expedousy pre-
pared for professional and other pursuits will be
on the OF January next under the Of
the subscriber, who, in addition to his being graduate of
Trinity College, Dublin, has given, Che aers hmseif1
evidence Of his competency both BEFORE since his re-
sidence in this country.
As, however, the progress of pupils is of more imsor,
ance 10 parents and guardians, than the aannents of an
instructor which may not he impaired friends Of learn
ing in this and the adjoining countless without inyjdons
disparagemen to other Proessos are respectfully in.
ved TO frequently VISIT and examine the condition of this
Institution Protesting that he has during his residence
IN inns county, prepared some Of his pupils for any Col
ege in this country, and hoping he is now
TO render an account Of his stewardship submits his IAN
pubic Judgments oil its candour he has ason 10 Doubt
and awaits its decision with tranquility, but no, win
out anxiety: This Academy, beautifully and advantage
ousiy situated, having recently ergone thorough
repair, (no situation in country considered more
hsalthy) retired from those which ordinarily dis
tract the mind and vitiate the heart affords opporuni.
~ oil Instruction at home and under the eye the parent
The health and morals of the pupils will be objects of un.
Geasns solic'tude and vice prevented ut pOssibey by
me domestic habits oil the principal, and constant assoca-
uon WIN his pupils: these advantages il is hoped will en-
a''e the institution to share of public patronage.
Asto The zeal and assduy with which the duties Of the
above institution have been discharged, the public are
respectfully referred 10 the inhabitants of this county and
more particularly to those gentlemen whose are
annexed TO the following certificate
Being satisfied that the duties the above institution
have been zeaously and successfully discharged, we
therefore feel much pleasure in recommending il to the
public notice. Believing that the principal will Continue to
prove himself worthy OF the importance of the charge con-
signed to his care. o. ~
JAMES DABNEY, A. L. D.pNrv
GHRIsropHER ToMPKINs, JOHN FIELD,
w. iALiAfERRo, ARTHUR l.. DAVIES,
WILLIAM JONES, PHtIIp TAIYArrnno
1erms-Board and tuition (reqnired quarterly in adj
vance, per annum, containing 10 months, SIO5
The necessary repairs and improvements the Acade-
my, S6
lis expected that each pupil will furnish himself with
bed, bedding, sc. sc.
French, extra, sI0
JoHN sCorISY'
r r. s. Mr. s. has succeeded in engaging graduate of
Edinburgh, Scotland whom as a Mathe matt the
pubic may with confidence rely.
Dec. 8. 6I-2awuJ
yHNHE School at Edge Wood will open for the ENSUING
M year on the 18th January next Pupils under II
years VIII be received and instructed in the Greek Latin
ana English Languages, Geography, History Arithmetic
and Mathematics
There will be two sessions in the year. and vacation
OF one month some time in the summer The school will
close 10Th December. ~
Ierms-For board, washing, &c. Se5 per annun,
Tuition pa
One hall payable in advance
pupil viii he taken for shorter than the year.
unless any oil present pupils parents or guardians NAV
choose 10 send Tor one session.
October 10. de',t