Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-12-27

NEwINGToN ACADEMY, near Gloucester Cour.
House, pd-The usual exercises OF this institution
Tin which youth shall be carefully expeditiousy pre-
pared Tor professional and other pursuits will be resumed
on the OF January next under the superintendent OF
the subscriber who, in addition his being graduate of
Trinity College, Dublin has given he lauers himseif0
evidence oil his competency both BEFORE aud his re-
sidence in this country.
As, however, the progress of pupils is Of more m,or,
ance 10 parents and guardians than the aiainens of an
INSTRUCTOR which may not be impaired the friends of learn
ing in this and the adjoining counties (witbout
disparagemen TO other Proessors) are cfuly in
vied to frequently visit and examine the condition of this
Institution. Protesting that he has during his
in this county, prepared some of his pupils for any Col
ego in this country and hoping that he now
to render an account of his Stewardship lie submits his IAN
examination oil his pupils being solcited) iabour to the
public Judgments OF its candour he has reason TO doubt
and awaits its decision with tranquility but no, with,
out anxiety This Academy, beautifully and advantage
ousiy situated, having recently undergone thorough
repair, (no sua ion in country considered more
hsaIhy retired from those which ordinarily dis
tract The mind, and vitiac the heart affords oppouni.
~ OF instruction at home and under eye ofhe parent
The health and morals OF the pupils will he obie Of I'M
ceasiDg soliciude, and vice prevented If pSssibs hv
The domestic habits oil the principal and asocs.
Ton win his pupils: these advantages il is hoped will en-.
title the institution to share of public patronage.
AS 10 The zeal and asuiy with which the duties Of the
above institution have been discharged, the public are
respectfully referred The inhabitants of this county and
more p1fueniarIy to those gentlemen whose names
annexed to the following certificate
Being satisfied that the duties Of the above institution
have been zea'ously and successfully discharged, we
therefore leei much pleasure in recommending IL 10 the
public notice, Believing that the principal will continue TO
prove himself worthy oil the importance the charge con-
sign TO his care.
JAMES DABNEY, A. L. DApNEy
CnRIsToPHER ToMPKINs, JOHN FIELD,
W. IALIAFERRo, ARTHUR l.. DAVIES,
WILLIAM JONES, PHILIP TAL1AFrRpo
1erms.-Board and tuition (requred quarterly in adj.
vance, per annum, containing 10 MONTHS Sos
The necessary repairs and Improvements the cadc.
my, S5
Il is expected that each pupil will furnish himself with
bed, bedding, &c &C.
JOHN p. scorTT ~
r. y Mr.. 5. has succeeded IN engaging a graduate Of
Edinburgh, Scotland, whom, a Mathematician Tie
pubic may with confidence rely
Dec. B. 61-s,wuI
TnNHE School at Edge Wood will open for the ensuing
n year on the 18Th January next Pupils under il
years viii be received and instructed in the Greek Lain
and Mathematics.
| There wilt be two sessions in the year. and vacation
Of one month some time in the summer. The school will
| close 18th December.
/ Ie'ms-For board, washing, &c. 500 per annum
Tuition 25
One hall payable in advance.
No pupil will be taken for shorter term than the wear
unless any Of my present pupils parents guardians may
choose TO send for one session.
CARTER BERKELEY.
Ve'oOeT To- 46-u