Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-12-31

~NASSICAL SCIlOOL-Thc Subscriber having
! pcrInancnty located himsrltin charlottesville, and
d cted his education with 4 view TO the instruction Of
rom, informs the public that he will open boarding
honI n, cparatory the University OF Va, on the LIST
~ Inr,nr > next the large and cnmmod"ns brick
building, midway between ohar'oueS'''e ana '"e nj
versity. $50, =. -.
Arithmetic Pal and Spherical Trigonomcry Plane and
Solid Geometry and Surveying, the Latin and Greek
onruamcs inciuo ing the Roman and Grccian AntIqu-
,cs with the History and Geography OF each, English
Grammar Compost ion, Elements OF History, Chrome.
]orv Gcorrsphy and other minor branchcs-A know
ledge ofthc french will DC impaired by native OF France
~ hose who NAV desire It. Strict attention shall be paid
n the morals and princip les of the youth entrusted to
his care and such discp pine maintained at all times as
will ensure proper attention 20 their studes ana correct
department. Circulars addresscu once noh1h 10 lrf
parents and guardians will sc the progress lhcy make
in their studies, and their conduct generally.
The subscriber having made arrangements WIN MT
Daniel pcrrow to take charge of the I'oa7dins
who pledges himself to furnish fare quail to that OF any
Dvs7!:"r house i'll charlottesville, or lis vicImty III
dulucs the hope that ny p.pe schar ge OF his duly lie
will receive Il share of public patronage . .
The xt books of the University will be adopted IN his
school, and be procured at MI u l. NJ chchhc OF
VIM Wcrlcnbakers Book Stors on very aaco mmodating
terms. ; d.
Terms fer the course Of six months, common cling the
Is, Of January and terminating the Both fJune, VIII be-
$50 for Greek Latin and Mathematics. $50 for EnSIsh
branches and Arithmetic. a fee OF 50 extra VIII DC
CHARGED fer those vino study French. Boarding, IN
Guiding every thing, will be furnished at Sl2q for
session, all payable in advance.
Reference as to qualifications and character is made to
Mcssrs. WIN. C. Rivcs, Gen VIM. F. Gordon, T. ".
Gilmcr v w. Southall, T. J. Randolph, Alex. Rves,
and certificates of Professors Bonnycase and HARRISON
Testimonials of Dabncy Browne Ro Saunders, Profess
sors of William and Mary College, and LucIan Minor,
will be exhibited to those who may desire to see them
The session Of this school will commence hereafter on
the LIST of September and terminate the 3Oth OF June ol-
lowing. 80
Charlottesville being situated in fine healthy coun-
ry and enjoying refined society, renders it an aPpoprl
ate situation for public school, where parents may send
their children without danger to their health morality
GEO. w. TRUEHEART.
July 10th. 1885.
Mr. Geo " Irucheart mas attended my lectures dur
ing two sessions, (lS&'l and 3l-5 and al the END OF
the latter was made ia Graduate in the school OF An
cient Lanruages ncluding both the Latin and Greek
Languages with the Roman and Greek Geography, lis
tory, DC. -.
This dcgrce given after lie had stood satisfactorily
series of gid examinations, furnishes satisfactory evil
dcnce of his attanments III this department OF know
ledge Ii affords pleasure to state, in addition, that
Mr. Truchcarts attention and diligence have been every
wav commcndabe, and his general department entirely
praiscworthy; and that from his principles and habits,
as we'll as from his requirements he cannot fail, should
he take charge Of Classical School Academy to give
entire satisfaction to those who may rn[usl tncIr Suns
to his care. GESSNER HARRISON, NJ. d.,
Professor Of .7"ciem Languages.
USlyrrsirY OF Va. July 4th, 1885.
It gives me pleasure 10 comply with the request OF
Mr. ruefcat, who desires certify to his caPabili-
ty of teaching the following branches OF Mathematics;
Arithmetic plane and spherical Trgonomctry, plane and
solid Geometry feel doubt, that MIR. Trueheart is
capable of nrparng knowledge of these subjects to
the full extent they wanted in preparatory School or
Academy 1t gives me, at the time, great pleasure
to state that he has, without exception, conducted
himself with great proprety during the two sessions he
was student of the University, and also to mention the
high opinion which has always been entertained here of
MI It's moral character.
c. BONNYCASTLE, Chairman,
ind Professor Of .NathematicS
Letters addressed to the University Of Virginia or
Charlottesville, will receive prompt attention
November 10. 5l-lalt