Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-12-12
Dec. I2. T64-

a tLAsSICAL SCHOOL-The Subscriber having
" permanently located himsefin Charlottesville and
conducted his education with view the instruction
youth, informs the public that he will open boarding
school preparatory to the University Va on the LIST
OF January next at the large and comnodious brick
building, midway between Charlottesville and the Uni
versity.
In this school will be taught Mathematics, including
Artnmeuc iane and Spherical Trgonometry Plane and
Solid Geometry and Surveying the Latin and Greek
languages, including the Roman and Grecan Antiqu-
ties, with the History and Geography of each English
Grammar, Composition, Elements OF History Chrome
iogy, geography and other minor branches.-A know
uge Of te french VIII be impaired by native of France
to those who may desire it, Strict attention shall be paid
10 the morals and principles of the youth entrusted to
his care, and such discipline maintained at all times as
VIII ensure proper attention 10 their studies
department. Circulars addressed once a mouth TO their
parents and guardians will shew the progress they
IN their studies, and their conduct generally
INC subscriber having made arrangements with MIR.
ban ferro TO take charge OF the boarding department.
who pledges himself TO furnish fare equal TO that of any
boarding house in Charlottesville, or its vicinity in
dges the hope that by proper discharge of his duty he
viii receive share Of public patronage
The text books of the University will be adooted in is
school, and can be procured at Mr. c. McKcnn;e;s mr.
VIM Wertenbakers Book Store, on very accommodating
Terms for the course of six months. commepc;o, Tho
st OF January and terminating the Both of June will he
800 for Creek Latin and Mathematics SIS for Englb
branches and Arithmetic fee of IS extra viii he
charged Tor those who study French Boarding. in
eiueing every I g, will be furnished at SEQ for a
s'ssion, all payable in ady,n.e 40 "
Reference TO qualifications and characer 70 do O.,
Messrs WIN. 9. kiyes, Gen VIM F. Gordon IT w
elmer, w Soutball, r J. Randolph Alex Rives.
cer,ncates OF Professors Bonnycase and HARRISON
Testimonials of Dabpey Browne 70 SAUNDERS Profes-
sors OF William and Mary College and l.ucian Minor
NIL DC exhibited 10 those who may desire them
me session Of inns school viii commence hereafter on
the LIST OF September and terminate the Both Of June fol-
lowing. 800 w
Charlottesville being situated in fine healthy coun
wy ana enjoying refined society, renders appropri-
ate situation for public school, where parents NAV send
their children without danger their health or morally
GEO w TRUEHEART.
MIR Geo w Trueheart has attended my lectures dur
IN two sessions, 1884, and $3.50 and al the end Of
the latter, made ga Graduate In the scbool n -
Gent Languages Qncuding both the Latin and GreeL
Languages, with the Roman aud Greek Geography His
tory &e) Us
This degree, given after he had stood enthusiastically a
series Of gd examinations, furnishes satisfactory evil
denec Of his attanments in this department of know.
Ledge " affords me pleasure state in addition that
Mr. Truebeaus attention aud dgenc we beer .,ver,,
way commendable and his general deportnsnt enfrely
praiseworlhy and that from his principles and habits
rs wen as irom his requirements, he fail should
ne ,eke charge OF Classical School Academy give
entire satisfaction to those who may cnrust their sons
70 ms care GESSNER HARRISON NJ D..
Pr@fesSor Of AncisHi languages.
USWFnsirY or Va July Alb. 1875
~. ~ gives me pleasure to comply with the request Of
r irueheart, who desires certify to his capabiIi
on teaching The following branches Of Mathematics
Arithmetic, plane and spherical Trigononsfrv nsnc ~
SOLO Geometry feel no doubt that Mr. Trueboart 4
caPSoe o. imPartng knowledge Of these subjects Ia
The full extent they are wanted in preparatorv sot :,
Academy. II gives me- at the some time great ncaey
70 state that he has without an exception cond,,ctd
himself WITH great propriey during the sessions III
nigh opinion which has always been entertained here II
MI. rs moral character
6. BoNNYCAsTLE, Chairman.
Letters addressed to the Unyertv Of V;yg;nia =
OnSstlot'esviils, will receive prompt attention.
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