Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-08-04
RICHMnNn AcAnEMY.

THE ensuing Term Of this Institution viii Mon
day. ith September next and close osh July arls
ment deemed better adapted the convenience oil It's pa"
than that which has hitherto prevailed
This Institution will be under the direction oil inc oo"hs
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Ancient Languages-Senior Department, VIM Burke rrnc'-
pal.
Ancient Laneuases-Junior Department, +=-.
Modern Lnnguases-Isdore Outlet. M
Mathematics Natural Philosophy and Engnecng-sehoi p
Mathematics Naura Philosophy, Geography, History SN'u
The Glasses in English Grammar Composition, and Rhetorc
will be conducted by the Principal and the asoeae - @ ,h
Teachers Arithmetic Wiring viii be attended 10 oy tue
All the time occupied by the Principal nearing ad
his department. will be devoted TO visitation OF the ahe.en'
other departments aud seeing that they are een
The of studies at the Academy commencing WIN ,he
preparation of Young the Counting House. or the Uni
vesy it, indeed the latter may not DC dispensed w IN most
AT the close OF the viii be- examination OF
every department This will be conducted by Board of Exami
n-s Trustees with reference only TO their pec
fitness and aided by the Principal and Professors These
gentlemen will make report Of the results OF the examinations
and will award and distribute premiums In presence ue c
zensand the exercises of the term viii close with Essays anu
Oons by the Students and Vaedctoy by some competent
The manner in which the Academy has been conducted during
the last session has inspired the Trustees with confidence that il
will fulfill the expectations of its founders The Principal has
stmcon and discipline which VIII perfected vacation,
and carried into effect NJ the reopenns OF the Institution IN
cessng vigilance of The Teachers while ncen
tive operate audable ambtion will DO used to
encourage habits of order virtue und industry in the Students
occasion to excite those exhibitions of cu
mpaence that too often derogate TIC moral
Gence of the Teachefo all his and decisions must
revision Of the Pncpal before they permanent
" aec, the standing the Student there Will be removed
every injustice and the Pupil inspired with confidence
in the capaly and mpaay of his Precepto will treat HIN
with all due respect and affection
To facilitate the inoduc'ion Of the contemplated improve
the discipline of the Academy in manner agreeable 10
the Students all movements IN The Schools Will be made with
military precision and method.
For The Of the Students in play hours and
Saturday mornings companies will be organized and drilled by
Mr. Forbes.
being present promise of usefulness Academy
the Trustees appeal the citizens in its behalf
want only their fostering patronage and this would be
withhold There is good why Richmond, in
stead of annually sending abroad many Of its YOUTH should not
itself attract Students ffom distance
That this will be the result the Trustees cannot doubt IL the
efforts now making be seconded by public favor
Hy order of the Trustees, WIN. BURKE
~ desirable that who intend entering pu-
pills Al the Academy should do al their earliest convenience
gentleman will be appointed to this department
during vacation.
July IS 23-st