Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-12-07

M ILLFlELD ACADEMY.-Ths School, recently
W. founded and located in Southampton county, the
main road leading from Jerusalem TO Smib6eld, (about
fourteen miles from the former, and twenty three from
the laer will be opened for the reception of pupils of
both sexes, the second Monday of January ensuing
AS Principal OF the Institution, the Trustees have plea
ia stating that they have engaged services of Mr.
VIM. e. Clark This gentleman, by his previous success
as teacher has afforded the satisfactory evidence of
MS hness TO discharge the duties Of the station which
he has been invited He brings with him the highest tes.
timonas of his qualifications scholar, and his merits
as man. The Trustees deem il sufficient add that
Mr. Clark stands pledged devote his entire time and ia
Tents to the faithful discharge of the duties pertaining TO
Should the number of Pupils require II, a competent
assistant VIII Immediately be procured The discipline
Of the School will be that of the best modern Institutions
Salutary restrictions and corrective me adopted and
resored TO- in accordance with the plan which has bean
empha'icaly termed the Parental method OF govern.
men'; and which all experience demonstrates the
The course OF Instruction in this School will embrace
inc various branches Of liberal English end Classical
Education. The terms Of Tuition will be as follows:
For Or'hograpby, Reading, Writing and Arh-
metic, Sl2 90
For DO. with Grammar, Geography,
History, Rhetoric and Composition, 20 90
Fer the Latin, Greek and French Languages, and
Mathematics, 70 90
There will be two examinations of the pupils attached
70 h schoo' in the course Of the year; the public
'he other private or the former, (Which will be follow
Gu oy vacation OF the customary leDgih due notice will
be given to parents, guardians, &c.
Good board may be obtained contiguous TO the
in genteel and respectable families, moderate terms.
uJ inns neutrality-suspicious., at option, Mac
ing tohin general reach) the Of plain and use
full, or the advantages Of diversified and Classical
Education, located in healthy, pleasant and populous
neigbbohood in the continuance and prosperity of which
lively interest is cherished by those whose supern.
tending its concerns enustcd-ibe attention of
discerning public is respectfully edPcrsops de-
srous oil further information, In relation the School
may readily obtain IL, reference either of the follow.
ing named individuals, trustees Of the same.
JOHN URQUHARr, President Of the Board.
Hon. John Y. Mason, Col. Carr Bowers, Col. VIM c.
Parker, Capt. Edward Butts, Capt Benjamin Griffin; Je-
remah Cobb, James Rochelle James b. Urqubar Silss
summerell, John Boykn, Sam'l. NJ. Pond, X. A. Kello
Esqnires Dr r. A. Urqubar DR.. A. S. Fl. Burgess or 10
GEORGE G. @. GRAY, Secreforv b. r.
Southampton, County, Va, Dec. q, 1888 63-w4w
GPLENDiD FORTE PIANOs.-Tbe ,ub,cribe, a,
agent Tor the truly celebrated Forte Piano Mauufsc
veral frs, rate Pianos, of different prices Tbev hsv
been selected with great for this market, are Of an
peroF tone and workmanship and may with safc,u h
placed alongside the best Pianos from London parcyisr
ly those Of six octaves where the highest treble icy,
very distinct, with richness and funes, tone In
per proportion 10 e bass, seldO. met with other ms,
nuiacories They sold Baltimore prices The ma
nuscurcr warrants them for several years; and there are
many specimens IN town and country, some Of which
nave been used Tor ten years and more aud
IN rs COOL condition ever TO which those are referred
who bad opportunity Of seeing anv of them here
tofofe. The best Of them have pedals, Tho overs If
sweet'ioned instruments therefore respectfully iny
ed 10 examine them, at The Conecouarv of Air T.oio
two doors above the Post Office; and where alo o,ers
either for instruction the Piano, for tuning them
may he left. q Wal hrV
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