Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-03-25

A AwRENCEvlLLE HIGH SCHOOL, near Prince.
H ton, New Jersey.-Ths Institution, conducted for
the last eighteen months by the Rev. J. v. Brown and
H. Phillips, is continued under the superin,e oil
the subscriber.
The four departments Of study are
FInsr.-The English, including photography, Read.
ing, Pennmsnship Arithmetic, Book keeping English
Grammar, Criticisms Eocution, Composition, aud the stu
dy OF the English Classics.
SEcoNp-The Latin and Greek Languages.
iHiRD.wThe Mathematics. including Algebra, Geo.
metry, by Walker and Legendre, Plane Spherical Fri.
gonomcfry, Mensuralion, Surveying and Navigation.
Fourth. Modern Languages, French and Spanish.
The above studies are pursued from 10 H. md from
to o'clock. One hour and hall, each morning du
ring the summer, and in the winter session. the same
time each evening is devoted to the following course Of
studies:
First History of the United States
Sccond.--History of Greece and Rome.
Ihird-Hisiory Of England.
FOurfh.-Roman Antiquities.
Each successive class alter having completed the morn
ing studies, attends course Of lectures the follow
ing subjects
Natural Philosophy and Chemistry, successfully, by
Natural History and Botany, by B. lager, Professor
Of Princeton College, N. J.
Astronomy, by s. NJ. Sill.
Moral Philosophy, by the Principal.
The Lectures on Natural Science accompanied with
practical Illustrations with the aid Of Apparatus procured
Tor the purpose The prominent object Of these
is TO impat useful knowledge, TO cultivate literary taste,
and 10 elevate the moral feelings.
The morals and manners OF the pupils made promi
nent objects OF attention
A library has been selected with an exclusive re-
ference to the benefit OF the pupils from which all are
entitled TO draw books twice week.
An experienced matron is engaged to aid in those ma
eria attentions important to youth in the absence Of
thei. parents.
The year is divided into two terms of study. The sum-
mer term commences ls of May and the fall term LIST
November. Vacations the months Of April and Oct
Terms, $500 per annurn, $50 payable at the commences
ment of each term.
Pupils expected TO find their own beds and bedding
(beadstead excepted) and TO have their clothing well
marked.
Extra charge for bed and bedding when found by the
Principal, So per annum.
Such books used in the institution are constantly
kept hand Tor the convenience OF the pupils, and are
afforded at the lowest bookstore prices.
The central situation OF Lawrencevile, between the
large cities and between the North and Souh its secu
sion from business and company; the purity and heshul
ness oil It's air and wate render this peculiarly suitable
location for such Institution The buildings have been
thoroughly repaired, the premises generally much i'm
proved, and every is taken TO render the entire
Enlistment convenient, healthiu, and comfortable
A. H. PHILLIPS, Principal
LAwRENcEvILLE, March g. 1884.
9 REFEEENcEs--wi!liam ,SheeP;hanks Esq. J. c..
smith, E.q, James Field, Esq., Geo. w. Fo6es, Esq
William Miller, Esq, Samuel Grant, Esq, Samuel +.
Smith, Esq, Ihos carp. Esq. Rev. John Bracknrdge,
Rev. s. G. Winchester, Rev j. w. Alex andcr, Rev. DIR.
J. M'Dowell, Rev. Albert Barnes Philadelphia; Rev.
Luther Haley, ID. d. Pitisburg, Pa; Rev J. M'Lean,
Vice President Princeton College, D.. j. Daniel Elmer,
Esq, Bridgeton, NJ j.; E. p. Seely, Governor of the
State OF New Jersey; Hugh Maxwell, Esq, w Forest,
ESQ, Robert Lenox, Esq, Henry Rankin Esq, Robert
d., Rev. j. Broadhead, d. d., Rev VIM. W. Phillips,
Rev. J. McEIroy, d. d.. A. G. Cochran James Monroe
Esq, New York; Rev. j. v. Brown, Lawrencevie, N j.
March liz. l03-St