Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-12-31

STTRGE0NViLLE MlNNEY.-Thc exercises II rIr. ''rd
- Session Of this seminary viii b. re.Gmd on IN iih Jana
cn,r;riu. ya"rs classical arinS aud ne most u'"in
rsncr IN t, -hSyns aid hi.crl,sy studies
from the public examinations, the nmtcrs@nrd feels
rhar.p, and pypr IN classical acGutrri.
institution in the state Aud N presenting inc Institution 10 pub
lie patronage the undersigned deems mol Improper 10 express
his views and opinions "r" the subject o. 'ms m ne GS n
quanted disposition and capacity OF the pupil If the
capacity perception of the pupil br uready and so" 10 com
pchend the teacher must be patient and slow IN mpartlns INTO"
nation, Scopng the mind closely exercised aud care"
perry comprehend When the faculties OF the mind
properly trained by system Of reasoning ana iH"ihs mere
application pr.cv oi the student II industry and a
pcaUn be wanting on the part q the student Tie teacher must
adapted the disposition 10 elect liz: onet IL ne
mind ne clear and comprehensive, added 10 industry ana aca
Tc undersigned observes. his school will be governed by
sound ans. Wholesome discipline, that he designs I" Lad rather
than force the mind coerrivc will BE- socd TO- ne
cessy REQUIRE IT, The further observes his
ana ns that hi school the present has been liberal
supported and atsonScd and rests It'll confidence upon Their
further support cement, and trusts that however for
may favor that merit will not be urewardcd by
liberal public. 80 -
TEsN,-Board for the scholastic year OF months, $40 TUT
for the classics s5 for the higher branches Of English
Sturgconvlle, Brunswick. dec. i2 o'-u
CONCORD ACADENY.The next session Of this Institution
viii commence on lht st February It's iGcnton y IN D nn
by uf which, Students leaving Richm"nd arrive al inc
The price Of Board and Tuition including wasting bedding and
fuel. per session Of five months, 2Oj payable IN advance
The Ot Instruction comprises TIE languages ana sciences
generally and Designed pr pare students horcEg Ia tc
rgcs and Universities The students of Ancient Languages a'.
arranged two classes Junior and senior and instructed b:
daily predictions aud examinations. Ir are also eAy r.!
sgty coHycTE: Greehamd Latin laI English and English
In "iih Ancient Iaagaee
are taught Ancient Geography and Ancient lil-tprS.
Arithmetic, Aecba, r-
o.ne;r Plane couostry Spherical rrigon0nytry, with is
application I, Nautical Astronomy analytic Geonctry and the
DfT.rcntial and Integral Calculus
Til. Philosophy comprises Mechanics Hydro
dyman,cs PaeunaicS Acoustics Electricity and Ga!Tansn Up
and Astronomy.
Geology and Mncraoey taught in connection with Chcis-
Try. p,
The Moral Philosophy comprises Eclies Le:tse Kc-
toric, Ethics and Political Economy.
For and o.! the institutions reference made
to Nicholas Cos OF Petersburg, Hon. j. l. Mason oil south
am,lun Professors of the University al virginia
Parents and Guardians, who may w, 10 aca rI sons ana
ward, this seminary requested 10 MAKE early application ~
Litter directed Concord Acadsy Caroline county, Va, and
addressed 10 either Of the subscribers
+. ". COLEMAN, President,
a. III Of =. Of ia.
j. n COLEMAN.
Dec 81 WI