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

u RENCEYILLE HIGH school. n.., De-.
- ION, New Jersey.-This Institution, conducted for
Tue ast eighteen months by the Rev. j. w. Brown ,nd
H. thps, Is continued under the nj
| the subscriber. f'e Vi
The four departments Of study are
FIEsT.-The English, including Orihoprapbv. Real.
ing Fehnmanshp, Arithmetic Book eping English,
Tr'mmar, Criticism, Elocuion Competitions and the SIN
dy oil The English Classics.
SEcoND.-Ihe Latin aud Greek Languages
iHiRDmTle Mathematics, including Algebra. G.o
merry, by walker aud Legeadre, Plane Spherical Tr
so,no"ery, Mensuraiion, Surveying and Navigation
FOURTH Modern Languages, French and Snani.b
ne ABOVE studies are pursued from 10 H. and from
ring The summer, and in the winter session The same
studies: NV '"s course OF
First History OF the United States
Second--fiisory Of Greece and Rome
IhUd-HisioTy OF England.
fowM-Roman Antiquities.
Each successive class, after having comneted Tho
ing subjects '" ''' 'o'o"
Natural Philosophy and Chemistry, SUCCESSFULLY. bv
Natural History and Botany, by b. lager, Professor
oil Princeton College, N. j.
Astronomy, by s. NJ Sill.
moral Phiiosopby, by the Principal.
The Lectures on Natural Science arc .cco,.;, lit.
pacnea Illustrations. with The aid OF Apparatus procured
of me purpose. he prominent object OF these lectures
Is 20 inpdft useful know LEDGE 10 cultivate literary ,,sa
and TO elevate the moral feelings
me morals and manners OF the pupils are made promi
neDt objects OF attention. PUN
a library has been selected with Al, n x.,,.; -
ference TO The benefit oil the pupils from which ali arc
entitled TO draw books twice a week " "
AN experienced marion is engaged 10 aid i'm tbo,e ~
ITO attentions SO important to youth in the absence of
their parents. VI
The years. divided into two terms of study Tic s,n.
er c'm commences ls OF May and the tall term Is, of
wy w re'noe[: acaiions the months Of April and Oct
Terms 600 per annuID, $50 payable al the commence
ment OF each term.
Pupiis are expected to find their ow beds and bcd
toeadsiead excePted0 aud TO have ,her clohing &C. I'll
marked. "'"B "ch
Exta charge for bed and bedding when found by the
Principal, So per snnum. - WV
ouch books az are used in the institution are cons,,
kept on band Tor the convenience Of the puuils and st
Afforded at the lowest bookstore prices wv
lie central situation OF Lawrenceville be,wee, ,l
large cies aud between the North aud South: lie ecn
ness OF its air and water, render Ills necn,,i
location ior such an Institution. Tie bulnos have Rec.
'hOfonghy repaired, tile premises GENERALLY o,uc H.;
proved ahd every care IL taken 10 render t,e ent,
'ao'shmeh' convenient, heallhiul, and comfortable
r A. ~. PHILLIPS, PrincjpoL
LAwRENcEvILJE, March g. 1891
EEFERENc William Sheep.bsnks Esq. = e
Smlh, Bq, James Field, Eco, Geo W. Fo2rs Eo
niham Miller, Esq., Samuel Grant, Eso,, SSmreI l.
n"l, hsq', hos. EAfp Esq, Rev. John BracLin,idas
hev; ,; 4. winchester, Rev. J. w. Alexander Rev 81,
:. ~ D1wel', Rev. Albert Bsrnes Phadelphis; Rev
W." p iia, ey' -. u. Pshurg Pa Rev. j. MLesn
wee PRESIDENT Princeton College, n J.: Daniel El,net
ESQ., Bndgeion, N. f.. p. Seely. Governor Of IT,.
Sia'e o, New Jerseys Hugh Maxwell En- W. Fore,
~, nopet Lsnox, ESQ.,, Henry Rankin Eso Rober,
no'noay' Eco BsIjamin Strong, r. o., Thomas Boyd Al
-" N.Y. =. ,BroSdhead, ID. D. Rev. VIM. W. PbiIlips
- \. mclE"oy, ~ D., A. q. Cochran, James Monroe
"Sl2 view OH Rev j. V. Blown, LawreneeyIIe NJ /
$50 iO3-fAp25
HNHE highest prices paid for Tour barrel tiIlss and