Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-09-08
cxLAssIcAI. MArHEM ArIcAL AND MILITARY sCHooL

CLASSICAL MATHEMATICALAND MILITARY soh HUI,
The subscriber offers TO at m residence W .nr n
OF Surry, three miles from the Court house ana TWO
river day January under the care OF ape
tent instructors School for the tuition Ct hGys
branches of ordinary English education e
the denarmens Of Mathematics the general elements OF Phys
cal Science the outlines of General HISTORY e I'D Tho frs,
Tactics, &C., VIII be taught by graduate " @ saith
the Superintendent OF that Institution The discipline o ,e
School VIII be essentially military anu al aimed Wit, soldier
precisions regularity Inmates OF ne sG," m
lodged armed aud aecoulea as s ~ to The
gnaons except that they w'ii MOI oe % nrn wbrb
il is thought, viii diminish than increase the ordinary e1
pcnse of their clothing No boy WIN nc lcce.seu "h' ~
The situation proposed the School is retired, in moral
neshborood offering no Inducements to dissipation o, eAias
The water place excellent and The place se
has long noted for its heahfness None other IN lower
s scboas,ie term Of ten months viii divided
sessions-a long and short one;ie hrst beehnhe On M m
of January will terminate with month Of Juyand The Sc
cond commencing ON the LIST October will end At Christmas
thus giving vacation The two mon's. Auss, n
embracing the entire sicky season during wh'sh ''s '
seriously apply themselves 10 study 100 - on.
The terms board and tuition will he Slao per annum one
etobeI For the use Of arms and Announcements which will be
the Of their bearers, no extra charge VIII &c m
avodae abuse of em The cost of repairs only VIII DC
peced.
permanent and pledge myself that shall meet The hiehes'
expectations friends Under the system OF military dscip
line which nawn have ns @ ssn ae an
think. fairly decided in its favor Besides giving hea'
attainment Of scholarship aud, by npartns habits
Of order REGULARITY Io%nsde ana
which the young cannot too early acquire =,
leave respectfully the attention OF officers as
well of other persons and especially those If e s sadc
having boys educate the School here proposed
pupils sufficient justify expense them shall be engaged
Parents aud guardians disposed en their sons aac WARDS 10
my care are requested therefore, to apprze me- promptly
applications for admission shall net have hern
the enterprise propose will be abandoned and gentlemen VINO
have engaged their will Immediately thereafter be informed
Stages Suffolk and Petersburg convey passengers suy
Courthouse within three miles of residences and steamboats,
carrying them down The river land them al Jameso~
whence they he Immediately transported by erfyhoa 10
Gotham From either place conveyance to my house Is eauy
procurabe.
j. n. rAULCoN
Melville sury, Aug 90, 1913. 52-M3w
DRIvATE EDCCATIoN-Twenty years have elapsed since
commenced the instruction of youth and but feel
grateful for the patronage which has been extended TO me
Of this of the most de-
In The training c Youth The great points are the cha
for virtue and usefulness to give them habits oil reeu
aseG TO- these sa desirable oSee all my pupils reside
under roof at the table with my family oil which
brought with me, the discipline, whiea IS strict
aud firm yet parental partakes as nearly a. may pr M pr
addressed and good Of pupils
when practicable rather than to their fears No pupil y admit
The number admitted VIII in no case exceed 10 or 10
and years unless previously members OF my
family under extraordinary circumstances None are per
med 10 rabe large and all required To conform 10 the
regulations which mehodcal ana agreeable To suc as are
viftuousy disposed
Having removed large and commodious establishment,
retired from the dense popIaon the margin OF the
Washington, Georgetown, %. G Seminary
viii be for the admission youths on the s' Of October
and close the LIST of August following.
The of Instruction LIBERAL intended to prepare young
gentlemen for Idcous entrance into College, and seminarirs
Of higher grade Tie subjects taught English, Latin,
French Composition Civil History the elements of Natural and
Moral Philosophy Evidences Of Christianity, Arithmetic,
Algebra the Elements of Geometry Geography the Gloes, aud
Book keeping.
The charge the scholastic year months $780,
bio half yearly This includes tuition in the above
branches board Mattress bedding towels, fire. candles wash
BOOKS Stationery, Docofs n,, "a hance. r sdu,a,;on M,
embraced in the above, as other " - -.
separate In these competent teachers VIII be EN-
ployed when desired.
The Congress- Courts Of the United States
the National Institute and other public build
inrs Canal the Chesapeake aud the ONO
gardens, the oil Architecture, inc
statues and paintings o remarkable and events and The as
sembince OF distinguished the of The Nations. Gc
objects which vii, fine opportunities 10 ex
mind and elevate the character Occasional visits 10
these under special pemission accompanied and preceded ny
proper explanations will obviously have most saluary inhu-
ence. Direct 10 me, at Georgetown, d. C. ~ ,..r
August a5th, 1913. WAL bkbNi, '"'
beg Generals Walter and Roger Jones' Tenc
RnrCod Esq VIM. Brent John r. Inge, ESP, and Jer W.
ronauc Esq., the City of Washington d. CT and to Doctor
BENZ s. Bohrer VIM Robinson ESQ, of Georgetown d. C,
and To Thomas Rchie ESQ the Hon. Benz Watkins Leigh the
Hon Peter Daniel and Dr. Geo. Watson of Richmond Vr-
sina aud John H. Cooke, Winnsve Post oce Viz
eina. 80 -
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