Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-08-02

CHARACTERISTIC FEMALE AGA
~ DENY Thetcnlh session oitlli> institution
will commence on The iir>, Monday il September
and close on the last E'ridly OF June.
The patronage enjoyed by this Academy has
steadily increased from It's establishment 10 tho
prescn; time Terms for a session Of ten months
Board including every Accommodation Sl20
Tuition, in an extensive English course, 30
Music, 30
French 20
Painting and Drawing, 10
No deduction will be made except in cases oi
prolracled sickness. WM. ). WHITE,
Julyl9 2l--5t Principal.
TINE SCHOOL will nc continued al my house
i under the same instructor, for another year,
commencing on the Isl Of September and c'oSin"
the ISt of JULY next. The subscriber, having the
preparation of his own BOYS for The University
solely in view in establishing this School, will
limit The number To fifteen pupils, OF whom he is
desirous of having six as Boarder>; and il these
be promptly engaged, the number will be limited
to twelve. There are now four vacancies
The subjects taught are the Greek, Latin
French and German languages; Geography, His
tory. English Grammar and Composition, Ariih-
metic and Mathematics.
Terns-For Board and Tuition for the session
of len months, payable half yearly in advance
4lGO. WILLIS H. WOODLEY,
University OF Virginia.
JuIv 16 20-t
r. Wing requested TO copy in country paper
UNIVERSITY OF vIRGINIA.-Thc mex
u session OF This Institution will commence 81
the Isl of October ard terminate on The 4th o
July following.
The schools OF the University, with their re-
speclive professors are
/. ANCIENT Observation-Disclosures Harrison
> MODERN Observation-Disclosures -
3. MaTHrMATCS-Profassor Couri'nay.
4. NATURAL. Observation-Disclosures w. 3
Rogers.
5. CIVIL ExGINEERrNG-Thc subjects OF which
are divided between The the professors OF Mathc
mates and Natural Philosophy
G. CHExIsTnY-Prof K. +. Rogers.
:. MrDIcINE-Prol. Howard.
y. ANATOMY AND SCRGERy-Proi. Cahell.
9. MoRM. PH:Losorny-Prof. q. Tucker.
10. LAw-Prol II. St G. Tucker
For more particular information in regard II
expenses. &c, see one of the printed catalogues
ar the Washington Globe or the National Intel
lieencer WILLIS II. WOODl.EY,
Proctor and Patron
Iulv % 23-;l0S
II: The Richmond Wing requested TO copy il
the country paper.
UNIVERSITY or vIRGiNIA.-The chat
| u Of the school of Modern Languages OF hi
Institution having become vacant. by The resIs
nation of Professor Charles krail>ir, the Boar
of Visitors will proceed, at special meeting OF
The 10Th September 10 I'LL the vacancy thus &c
casioncd
The compensation of The Professor consists o
| salary of one thousand dollars, and fee q
| twenty-five dollars from each member OF tn
/ School. besides the use Ola comfortable dwcllln
and garden, free Of rent. The Languages laugh
are German, French, Spanish, Italian and An
! slo-Saxon.
Applications may be addressed to the under
signed. al the University OF Virginia
WILLIS II. WOODLE1, Ir"1tor;
July % Illus
g-T The r. Wing will publish regularly in tn
country paper-and the New York American
and New York Evening Post, the Boston pos
and Boston Atlas, regularly in their city or dan
papers until the 10th of September, and iorwar
| their accounts to This Office for collection On
copy of the papers containing The adverliseme.I
10 be sent 10 the Proctor with the cost OF advefl'
ing.
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