Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-04-11

81 AWRENCEVlLLE HIGH SCHOOL, near Prince.
"a ton, New Jersey.-This institution conducted fo,
me last eighteen months by the Rev. J. w. Brown and
a. H. Phillips is continued under the superin,endence
the subscriber.
The four departments of study are
;, Tsrmlhe English including Orhograpby, Read
ing fennmanshp, Arithmetic, Book keeping English
Grammar, Criticism, Eocution, Compositions and the sim,
dy OF the English Classics. ~ 'o ''"'
SEcoND.-The Latin and Greek Languages
IHIRD.-The Mathematics, including Algebra Cen
merry ny Walker and Legehdre, Plane and Spherical Tri.
soETome'ry, Mensura'ion, Surveying and Navigation.
FOURTH Modern Languages, French and Spanish
me ABOVE studies are pursued from 10 IL, and from
2 to O'Clock. One hour and halt each ,nornjnp din.
ring the summer and in the winter session, the same
ue each evening Is devoted to the following course nj
studies: eN VI
First History of the United States
Secohd--fiistory of Greece and Rome
Ihird-History OF England
lOWfh-Roman Antiquities.
Each successive class after having completed the morn
ing studies, attends of lectures OIL the follow
ing subjects "
Natural Philosophy and Chemistry, successfully, BY
j. III. Porter. ~
Natural History and Botany, by b. jaeger, Professor
oil Princeton College, N. j.
Astronomy, by s. nj. Sill.
Moral Philosophy, by the Principal
The Lectures Natural Science are accompaneJ with
Praccai Illustrations, with the aid OF Apparatus procured
Tor The purpose The prominent object of these lectures
TO mpar useful knowledge 10 cultivate literary tass
anu TO elevate the moral feelings.
The morals and manners OF the pupils are made promi
nent objects OF attention.
"a "O'd'y Has DeeD selected with exclusive re-
terence TO the benefit OF the pupils from which all are
entitled to draw books twice week "
An experienced matron is engaged TO aid i'm tbose mi
lerai attentions so important to youth in the absence of
their parents. ' Va
The years. divided into two terms of study The sum-
ner term commences lst OF May, and the fall term LIST of
November Vacations, the months OF April and Oct
leFms' SZoo per annum, $50 payable al the commence.
ment OF each term.
Pupils are expected 10 find their own beds and beddn
(beadsiead excepted) and have their clothing we'll
marked. e won
Extra charge for bed and bedding when found bv the
Principal, SO per Wv
such books as used in the institution arc ronstap,y
KEPT on hand Tor the convenience Of the pupils and are
Afforded at the lowest bookstore prices.
lhe central situation OF LawrenceyilIe between tho
large citcs and between the North and SOUTH IFS secl
SION from business and company; the purity and bealbn
ness oil It's air and water render this pecuarIv
location Tor such an institution The buildings have been
thoroughly repaired, the premises generally much i'm.
proved, and every is taken render the entire es
adjustment convenient, bealthiu, and comfortable
a. Fl. PHILLIPS, Principal
LAwRENcEvILLE, March 6, 1884
MISUNDERSTANDING Sheepshanks ESQ ! e
Smith, E.q, James Field, Esq, Geo. W. Fo6es ESD.
William Miller, Esq, Samuel Grant, ESQ, Samuel f.
smith Esq, Ihos carp. Esq, Rev. John Brackipridpe
Rev .: u winchester, Rev. J. w. Alexander Rev. Dr.
;. NJ Dowell, Rev. Albert Barnes, Phladelphia; Rev.
IOther Hal'ey, d. ID. Pittsburg, Pa; Rev. J. M'Leap
wee President, Princeton College, ~. j. Daniel Elmer
Esq, Bfidgeon, N. j.; f. p. Seely Governor of the
State Of New Jersey; Hugh Maxwell, Esq, w. Forest
Esq Robert Lenox, Esq, Henry Rankin, Esq, Robert
Holiday, Esq Benjamin Strong, Esq, Thomas BOYD, NJ
D., Rev j. Broddhead d. d., Rev. VIM. w PbiIIips
rev j. McEhoy, ID. d., A. g. Cochran, James Monroe
Esq, New York; Rev. v. Brown, LawfeDceviIle N :
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