Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-01-15

"ARREN ACADEMY instieton, under
w the direction OF the subscriber viii bc opened,
after the Winter vacation, the 18th day of january
1850 The course of instruction viii remain unaltccd
and l. extensive TINT OF any similar literary IN
sstut'on IN the country The terms Of tniton WILL in
like manner, be continued viz in the elementary de-
parn,cns of the English Language Geography and
English Grammar in connection with Arithmetic, &l5
per annim mates, necessarily ncluGing the prac
teal parts, MensurAtion, Surveying &c. s2J; aud the
Classic Languages $50 is per annum, payable half
yearly.
The subscriber would accommodate in his family du.
ring the scholastic year. four five boardcrs 10 years
OF age or nndcr, TO whom parental attention viii be
pad, ut $il1, including tuition, washing, &c, pay
mcnts half yearly in advance Tho local advantages of
the establishment and the successful and unwcared cx-
ettions OF the subscriber, ought to attract the attention
No pupil viii be received for term less than the
scholastic year.
Board may be had in gcntccl private families, at 20
$50 per annun JOHN LEARY.
Warrenton Va, Jan. 3. 72-wlw
ED APPAAANNOCK ACADEMY This institution
n q will be opened the lar the 18th January
and closed on the 18th December following viii va
cation OF one month"; dividing the scholastic year into
two equal sessions The of instruction will en-
brace the Greek. Latin and French Languages Natural
and Moral Philosophy, Geometry, Algebra, Bellies ctrcs
and the other branches constituting good English et-
cation The Trustees will attend quarterly. aud
mime the pupils; at which time the teachers will report
To parents and guardians the progress and general
raj department of the students.
The Board of Trustees, in announcing the School,
deem 1t due to Mr. Lawrence and Mr.. White state
that from their excellent private characters and rcputa
ton Teachers combined with the salubrity OF the
place, the comfortable accommodations and tho advon
tages OF good Library, there hardly be found
more eligible situation tor youths prepare themselves
for College, or obtain good English education.
Ierns-For Board, Tuition and Library fee, Sll -. If
bed and bedding be furnished by the Stewards depart
mcnt, which is submitted Mr. Lawrence an addition
al charge of six dollars will be made Every pupil, of-
ter entering the School, will be considered engaged
for the remainder of the session. and deduction will
he made for loss of time except of sickness
OF the purpose OF entering College, the University.
JOHN IL. BERNARD,
December IL. GI-wjw
ENDUCA'rION.-Mr. JAMES Nj. McKEYzIE, an cx-
ii perionced and competent instructor of youth will
take charge Of Washington Henry Academy, the next
year. where will be taught all the branches of Eng
hsh Education, including Geometry and practical Sur
veymg; also the Latin, and the rudmcnts of the Greek
language Price ofTuton in the English branches for
the scholastic term of ten months $20-includng the
Classics, $50. The Academy is situated in the county of
Hanover, not more than ten miles from the city of Rich
mond, in healthy and highly respectable neghborood;
where board may be procured any extent that may
dcsrableThe requisite buildings of the institution are
in comfortable condition, and Mr.. Mckenzie is willing to
the term HENRY CURTIS,
President Of dtc Board Of Trustees ~ III. a.
December =. 60-w6w
ENDUCATION.--1hc fifth session of the Young La
"A a dies School, at Mrs tcys in Charlottesville viii
commence on the 18th of January next, and continue
until the 18th of June following
The course of instruction in this Institution embraces
every branch OF an accomplished female education
though the attention OF each pupil will be confined
such branches only as her parent guardian may de-
signate.
The principal Of the school is Miss A. Moore iady
who was educated at the Ipswich (AInss) female semi
nary designedly for the occupation, in which size is now
en giss Moore !. ,dod h. oo,,,o,.n, .-.,..
Her TERMS arc-For pupils who twelve years OF
age or moro, $50 per session of FIVE months without
gard to the number grade of studies pursued ior such
as are under that age, $40 per session.
FRENCH and Music also taught in the school, by
separate masters upon the reasonable terms The
French teacher, Mr. Vincent is native Of France and
having been attached the School for several sessions
department is under the care of MIR Djgcow who has
taught in Charlottesville for number years with the
most distinguished success, and perfect
all who have employed him.
Drawing Master has also been employed for the en-
suing session.
10 TO ~ young ladies, whom she will furnish with board
&c, including fuel and Candles for $50 eac pcs n
q hve moVths As twill lc her duty so Is vail b. M.
highest pleasure 10 devote herself 10 The nfa.d,. a
the.rconiort and happiness and to unite hcs hs afs
'7e ~ Miss Moore for s.~ii moral g5d ftitsiout
AZ wei as their intellectual improvements
Letters of epquirY addressed 10 Mrs Mary = Kes,V
Or TO kgbert K Watson CharlQttesyilie. WI;
tegdedlo-~| AZ
For any further information respecting the School It's
character, &c. reference may be made the following
.gentIcmen
ChartoaespAc.-Dr. Oh. Carter v w Southall. Opie.
Norris, Jno II. Jones, Isaac Raphael and VIM b. Phil
lips, Esqs.
Richmond-Messrs. Alex. Rivcs and Hugh Garland
(of the Legslaturc)
Cumberland COunty.-Dr. Robert Henderson and
orangc-Capt William Porter
ROck6ridgc-Mr. --- Porter.