Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-12-01

| AtLASSlCAL SCHOOL-The Subscriber bay;,o
" permanently located hmselfin Charlottesville and
conducted his education with view the instruction of
youth, informs the public that he will open boarding
school preparatory to the University Of Va the Ist
OF January next, at the large and comnodious brick
building, midway between Charlottesville and the u nj
versy.
In this school will be taught Mathematics, including
aTthmet TIC, Plane and Spherical Trgonomety Plane and
Solid Geometry and Surveying, The Latin and Greek
languages, including the Roman and Grecian ANTIGUA
ues, wth the History and Geography of each, English
Grammar, Composition, Elements of History Chrome.
| iogy, Geography and other minor branches.-A know
ledge o the French will be impaired by native of France
to those who may desire Strict attention shall be paid
TO the morals and principles of the youth entrusted to
his care, and discipline maintained at all times as
Will ensure proper attention their studies and correct
deportnicnt. Circulars addressed month to their
parents and guardians will shew the progress they make
In Their studies and their conduct generally.
| The subscriber having made arrangements with MIR
Daniel Perrow to take charge Of the boarding
who pledges himself to furnish fare equal that OF
boarding house IN charlottesville it's vicinity in
duges the hope that by proper discharge of his duty he
will receive share OF public patronage.
The text books of the University will be adopted in his
school, and can be procured at Mr. c. p Mckenzie or
VIM Werenbakers Book Store, on very accommodating
| terms
| Terms for the of six months commencing the
LIST OF January and terminating the Both of une viii be
$50 for Greek, Latin and Mathematics, $l5 for English
branches and Arithmetic. fee of 50 extra will lie
charged for those who study French. Boarding in
eIsuding every thing, will be furnished at Sl20 for
session, all payable ia advance.
Reference to qualifications and character is made tn
Niessrs. WIN. G. Rivcs, Gen. VIM F. Gordon # w
/ H.. y. KandOlnh. Alex
and certificates of Professors Bonnycastlc Harrison
Testimonials Of Dabney Browne, Ro Saunders Profess
sors of William and Mary College, and Lucian Minor
VIII be exhibited 10 those who may desire see them
The session of this school will commence hereafter on
the LIST OF September and terminate the Both of juno fol-
lowing
Charlottesville being situated in fine healthy coun.
try and enjoying refined society renders it an appropri
ate situation for public school, where parents NAV send
theH chidfen Without danger To their health morality
GEO. w. TRUEHEART.
MIR. Geo w. Trueheart has attended INV lectures dur
ing two sessions, 1884 and 345) aud the end Of
the latter, was made ga Graduate the school Of An
Gent Languages, Qncludng both the Latin and Greek
Languages with the Roman and Greek Geography His.
This degree, given after he had stood satisfactorily
series OF gid examinations furnishes satisfactory evil
dence OF hiss attainmens 10 this department of know
edgr IL affords me pleasure 10 state in addition, that
MI iTucheart attention and diligence have been every
way comncn6able and his general department entirely
praiseworihy; and that from principles and habits
we'll from his ncquircments he cannot fail should
entire satisfaction those who may entrust their sons
to his care. GGSsNER HARRISON, M. D.
Professor 81 1'ieicat Languages.
UsivEasrrY or VA, July 4th 1885
1t gives me pleasure 10 comply with tie request Of
Mr. GrGebcaIt wlo desires me 10 certify Ia HE can,bl;
" of teaching the following branches OF Mathematics
Arithmetic, plane and spherical Trgonometry plane and
Sold Gcofetfy feel doubt, that Mr. Truebeart i
capable Of impariing Knowledge of these subjects 10
the full extent they wanted ia paratory School or
Academy. gives me- the time great pleasure
to state, that he has, without exception conducted
himself with great propricty during The t sessoos b
IF the University and also o mention lie
high opinion which has always been entertained here Of
MI. r. IS moral character
&. BONNYCAsTLE. cta;y,aan.
ind Professor If Mathematics
Letters addressed 70 The University Of virginia or
Charlottesville, will receive prompt attention
November TO- 5i--la9t