Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-09-03
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each pupil may receive proper share of ,,,'' to;i
: the present, he will be aided Is Mr. A 4 I,," ~
!. quarterly report % scholarship and cond', D.
Forwarded 10 each of his patron. '' VII b-
lie ptCf~ssrs not Ia have discovered any n.,.
o developing the faculties If the human MN, "r,tE
entirely satisfied that a solid edncaton rann,, ,''H
laned without patient study the faft Of lin 1 81
me government Of his School VIII b.. unI,,,,
parental, experience having convinced Inn, ,, ~
discipline may lie maintained withon, HE 49,, go
severity. '"'iti'h "A
Ihr c"n,se ri study will he such a. In pre,,,.
l, o' .ia hiih' classes o our best Colleges ORR.
Course Of L,>truttoa.
"h, OF Lowest Impairment Spelling. Rcadip. IT,
'''s' ,,,n.t'e Eng ~, "famlnarani Modern l.,.
81 Observation-Disclosures aud English c,.,,i.
omrtry. ''e'"'' anu ~
I'd Department Classics, frs, book. N ,;,..
Algebra and Geometry completed, and rt.' w. "terA
Mental aud Mo'al PHILOSOPHY '"' ''e'he"'' "
Stpepar'mrni. and Greek Classics com,,.,,,
, Iheoh"nrry, surveying, Navigation, An,lyuc,, a..
"Wtin, Aitlia PHILOSOPHY, Chemistry Auc,..t ,
sfaphy, Book k-rpng, Rac.o.r ana n T. '.
branches OF Natural Science. ''' ~.
Exercises IN Composition and Defamation wJp
qurcd during the whole course v"
Lectures an Natural Philosophy and ch,ui...
conipaned with practical lilu.,raon. an he ~ 5,
eh by the Principal Much pain nave been ,,s ',r'
cons'defab" expense incurred In procuring nm ,, wa
s!ye a;d sg'iiblc apparatus for this purpose
TRIMS.
Tuition IN the Classics and Mathematics s.. -.
SION az i've months.
English Branches, so.
iof modem Languages, the usual additional tiafcr
Ior admission, apply Ia
RItHAkD STERLING. A. W.. Prinnnl
R9rr'nce', kchmonaDr Edward H. Carmittar.
Samuel 1a,lr Esq, James A. Seldom, E-l lev J. {.
Sii!.S, H. w & }; Fry, Shields = somr,slllr Si!n,y
( Rev W. :. Plnn.r. u. D. j. {. !iohson r. r. p,n,rI
Esl.. Hon. J. ". Bolts
Ft,dr"t,cnrs.-Jnhn J. Chew 3 : Iisrndon, Chas
c. Wexford, Jnhn Wexford, u x. Wexford, Edwin ,sr
ter, VIM IL. White, samu-iG &. Daniel, Thomas \. Daf
nm, IL" ard McD well, William g. iiralc, rnoma, II
( Bolts, and Rev. &. Wilson 5cPhaii
Prince EdnIrd {. H.-Rrv. =. b. Wilson, y. D.
PMScrrOs. Aug. ls;4
The sub.c-ihers. having been informed ,.as Mr n =
Sterling proposes To oprn hn Acadrulv IL Girhuors
take pleasure IN giving their cordial i.cammeriat on
Mr.. X alunuu- OF the College Of New !rf,,, 3t
wr know: h'm Ia he thorough scholar. We haze The
hsr reason 10 believe that ,hr neh reputation Winch II
has since sained an instructor i. fully deserved
20 We ,-iai- tn express oar prr-liasn, that sc,
rich he may establish. viii rank among the best %. np
CLASH al anu Mathematical Sr.iiinsfIcs Mr. A. l. Ill.
liz l. i'sn known Ia IA, gradual. If the Co,r.r
and worthy. IN every respect to bc tus a,sacllt a
( the enterprise.
JAMES CARNAHAN. President.
JOHN MAGICIAN, Prf of Greek &c.
ALERT lonn. Prot. of Mathematics.
JOSEPH HENRY. Prof. nf Nat. Phlos.p't
JAS ". ALEXANDER. Piol OF Is. Lrtrigs
Aug ~ 3o-lf
WILLIAMSBURG MALE & FEMALE SEMINARY
ffNIIE StLo ATTIC lhls Seminary consists oii
j months. and Is divided INTO two sessions. I!ir t.r
session itgiS On TIE l-t DAY oi ott did
LAST day of +, hrlart ecord ~ The Isl IA, AZ
Ma cl:. and ends last ny al Jniv.
The instruct rmufacr- ia" severn llrfh-
al plain Lng'ish Education the Greek and LATIN
Languages, Rhetoric Composition, Logic, Ethle> Men
tai Philosophy. citmi-sry, Natural Philosophy aud W.,
tl-,na ics mcinnine Algctin, GeonIruy, Tnron"mrt,
arn-ufltlun SnTvoi ing, and the ltteTh anI B!lrya
tlal Calculus.
Music Drawing and Painting, will AFRO be ,su,ir, f
dr-i,e
The principal Tex, Books are Krhhsm'- Eprl,n
Grammar, Micloll's Geography and Atlas, Iavies Anu
nrtc. the most approved editions OF hr Cls ica bAf
Rhetoric, rnr.cfs Logic, rae,'s i"ral Philosophy,
Browns Lectures on Mrm,a! Philosophy, Smith'- thr
nistry. ullsrHds School Philosophy, Days Asrhrl,
Davies Lcy.ni,e, Surveying and Calculus.
Turros.-fos all or any Of the plain English Branch
cs. $50 "a 'cHr.
For Greek Latin, and the Sciences, or any
ot them, 80 "
Tuition, except Tor Mnsc, Drawing aud fainur.
which viii be- separate crGre~, can In rlrtri
s5n II one hall "f tie lu'tion mr.t be- paid
raree and The other halt 81 tie beginning Of tie Second
session.
Board, fcm;lnyirg tia, term in lis most e1t-rs
sense viii be- furhi>i-d for $50 term, one tai q
which must be paid IA Gdca"c,, aud The other halt ~ tr
b,ginuiGg vt the Second Session.
Ih- SUBJ, rbrr has Inadt an arrangement with st 4.
q S,'ui.all, tu board mmse't aud Pupils The Papli,
boarding VII, Mr.. Souhaii VII. BE-, n al times, under
the con'" ri thr subscriber and wl have the stpcrs;
attcnon paid Ia ibGT cduca:lu, molals and names
90 Buar!,f. VIII bc ttig..ud with Hutsd, and iupi,
wish Tuiiiou from the ti;:ir wich they beco'ur u,,
10 the end o; The JeIin unless withdrawn by the 'on
SCI nf the subsrriicr.
The Honss used IN his Seminary can be- pnr,ha-ei a
this pace. {. J. h. fki OR.
Williamsburg, August go loii.
TESTIMONIALS.
The School al Mr Pryor las been ahi.hcd IN wa
nm.hufe tor several y.ar- durIur wliIrh time i,s,
become ell acquainted b., wI:b IL discipline aod to-
chatasCr of The instruction imported. h.'e u" '''t
ton ~ saying, t!-i II de- t. rank annnc the lf
~c!rus N state The disoipn" ~ hd.nifaic, tan
sutle,t- he Processes 10 teach have brrn
ise .ht ahd Us pupils hnvt bccl uniformly a!nu,g ~
most successful students "t Institution Mr.. Pvf
tc.rr.t- lee cla>-.t, too aInrre very lew ien,
c's cap hir 81 lmparIing correct ln"rman, ~ = ,"-
reet MANNER, the Moral Scirncrs. Tie prrpirsru
ulls pupils, III Tia. department, be,Eg ain 81 unrvted
rtrsdeu, William snl Mary Co'e,e.
February lth, lsii.
havc seen, :ith pleasure, Mr.. Pryor. Ctri. sn-
noruciHr h,- purn.,sr his valuable School ana
setting his of instruction. My residence
Williamsburg has made me- familiar with Mr. lry"',
is:i I.,r, aud IL effects the manrris haii-. atd
h!Cias at has pupils Ii hoy lie uihd, 10 b, So
himself properly, aud !" study diligently, NJ rot wd
make him do both My position ~ i Professor Ia W.
ai and Na'! college, l,s enabled me Z" lrd:" 81 lie
,4i".ng and preparation o; you'lIs, who conc q" "a
through Hf r.yn'- Sch""i. and am PIE pt, ~ -.
thai tIy are ,yays d,tine,l. he'd IA thir ,t.s,S III
the Information already paired, ard, wh,, IL moe NJ
oiiart E'r The devei G'ct at The iacmiy "t "''a-
ton, b, IT. exercise, under b- tnon. cots dr h'
schor ~ g,ray advantageous 10 the tolcse anh ~ ~
rstiiiab!c yalGc - parents. u. JIihEE,
Prot. Lay, William aud Mary college.
February 10th, lsit
Mir. pirnt'> School established lone before nv Al
rival IN Williamsburg, and made known L. on" e"
a very superior rank since my re-idrnre IA Wiis'n'
burg aud during the nf my professional N
William and iiay College, have hrd ampir "ap"nnl
~ III Judging, myself, o IT. There, have been
able I" d" fan Justice I" Mr. Pryor. Talents ~ Teach
er, and hi- perhaps unsurpassed. nchnd II di'cipfi
nan. The young men, Who passed from ir. PSois
School /" our College, take b.sh staEfn. ai"i
the Students of MI ciasscs; Al L. judge iiun them VI
P.ycr hues nut only suC,cci I,nih The many ~"
tuis oi the diio NJ branches Of p.itc educ IL " i"
wl"t IL Infinitely nose im ro'Ii H. ;raii- Tho iond -
yonng study ard inqumy and 'hus las open 20
Ia. tie only vas Ia t' nnptoy' nient and adsautEs
ciiAs MiNS!GERopG,
Professor - Humanity WIN. and Xicy CuIrst.
February I2th, !ei
consider The Schou of Mr.. rryor. ~ Wlliam'bu':
." i,e very hes' ~ the toinir; IN III Tnicu.H
have had opportunity of observing It's r-ui'in ir
ynnis sent fom his school 10 ,oi.se Their MT "nl'
have always stood III the font ranG htlr nrnt. b
Lave wihout exception, exhibited ,hr n:m - r"r'i"F
of drmeanor proving ihtt the moral Training ".alu"d
from him MOI Interior 10 The iBirlir rtnn gu tvan
bestowed. MIR. ffyof's abilities as a I a.l.r ard ine
thi &C instruction, mn.t nf b., Gni certainly t
az very Liz. ofGeT Yet 10 10. regard ri ~ 81 'l-r
particulars n his rtf excellence this e"ho-i'r -
b- f~hnt exceedingly and valnahIe 4. r'rr -"
high Standard Which II" '"s - hti~d Tor hm'"h J"
regard 20 ir duties ard lna cations g" 'cacIr art
hi. perfect coi>r,euii'i-ncs- und nrnh.d rNcfi"' lR
pe!io.inna tlr whole tir-r duties, ard t"rtlus
iu,y up To- that standard have d, riv,i t..s "nuun
lr,In c."sry intimate acquaintance nh Mr. FY"f"
r:nny years. iuuiint- f.";i wtirb h,vr derived o."
less benefit tham pessGfs-whirh rHiiirs nr Ia s"aH
wr absolute confidence OF l, moral a. wen =. # he
intellectual Guaiiii,s. EO SAUNDERS,
Pref. "f ;.atenatics in Vim. aad Jary CU.lcsc.
/ Williamsburg, l9:h Feb, 'sii.
have great pleasure in adding my testimony OF ofpfo
baton IT, those Il my brother Professors oi Viinm "n
Mnry College. Dufing The eist year, that have held
a Professor, hip ia tli. Institution nve had man! a"
Mr T. yof. scholars pupils IN cias-e!, and ih'r
besn struck by their uniform good conduct, and rs TIE
excellent and eff, cvr winch hey nave been
grounded in tho principles of the Sciences, Al has been
7 my duty teach in the College. ~
' JOHN iiLLINGTOS,
Professor cf Chemistry and Natural Psno 'onpy.
III W.l.lam and Mary Coit-"
9Th FclurTy, 1874.
At meeting If the ru;s of Mr. Pryor's School he'd
on the .i-t Of February, sii, the ioIow resolutions
were unanimously adopted:
R,.or,d, That, having hId every opportunity 81 he
/ coming acquainted wnh Mr.fyo''s d,dalife and mode