Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-08-15

CIIMOND ACADEMY

THE ensuing Term Of this will commence on Mon
day. llth September and close lOll July aanee
deemed better adae! to the convenience oil It's alos
han that which has hitherto prevailed 49,, ,;a
This Institution will be under the direction oil the oo"S
Ancient Lansuases-Senor Department, Wm Burke, Pnci-
pal.
Ancient I.anruases-Jun"r Department, - -
Modern Langaagcs-i~idors Gniei.
Mathematics Natural Philosophy and ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS De
parlmeni, David b. Gret.er J.. J.,
ihrula,ics Natural Philosophy Geography History Sc'u
nior Department., Wm Forbes.
The Glasses English Grammar Composition ana nne"e
will the Principal and Tue ASSOCIATE
Teacher Arithmetic and Wiring will be attended To ny tue
Teachers Of Mathematics. -,
his department. will be devoted tn visitation OF the neteh
departments and seeing that they are efficiently M
The studies mt the Academy, commencing Win e
elements, of an English Education will be adapted either 10 lie
preparation OF young men for the Counting nouSe ." ne
vesy, it, indeed, the latter may not he dispensed Will, III no
instances
every department. This will be conducted 10y Board ni ESah
selected by the Trustees, with reference only Ia u, pceu
liar fitness and aided by the Principal ana Pfressnrs nee
gentlemen report of the results at the examination
ana will award and distribute premiums ~ presence n uc c
zens-and The Of viii c!"se with Essays "a
Oaiom the Sutcnt. AMI Naeiictoy ~ SJiis eoipce
The manner in which the Academy has conducted dmdnr
session, has inspired the Trustees with confidence iha'
viii fG The expectations III lis founders The Principal na
submitted the oard Trustees the outline Of system # ~
nc,ion and discipline which will be perfected vacacn
and carried into effect the eopenne of the Institution ~
this system combined the of mldnes with n
cessne vigilance on the part Teachers while
tive, that operate aidabe ambition, WIN hr Use" "
There can arise no occasion exhibitions Of rn
Impotence, TINT often derosa,e from The moral III
ucnce The eacher-for all his and decisions l
undergo Principal before they permanent
II oct the standing of The Student. 50 there VIII be rcme
every motive 10 injustice and the Pupil inspired confidence
carahiy and mpaaiiy Of his recepor viii treat M"
with all due respect aud affection
To facilitate the iuroduelon nf the contemplated improve
ncns in the discipline Academy in ic TO
The Students all movements IN the Schools VIII be ittGt WIN
military precision and mrsind
For the amusement If the Students in play h''s, sni an
Saturday mornings, companies VIII be organized ana "f" !!
Mr.. Forbes.
Such being present promise of usefulness in The Academy,
The
Ia want fostering patronage and this w"hl ee I'M
wise 10 withhold There good why Richmond, IN
stead of annually sending abroad many lis YOUTH should not
itself attract Students from distance.
That this the result, the Trustees cannot dcn II The
efforts now making be seconded by public favor ~
H. order NJ ilr Trustees WIN. BURKE
y Il ix desirable that who intend pu-
ads the Academy should their earliest convenience
competent gentleman will be appointed to this department
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