Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-09-10

AlrxanGria--Rey. G.. a. Smith.
Washington Ciiy-IIon. !. Y. Mason.
Rtlniond-Ja F.. Heath, Esq Cas. +. 0sbC!nc, Est
Cumheiiand-Hel.on Page, Esq.
Fer rrns, &C., see Catalogue and Circular.
AaG. ~ 32-Io
ANS. CLoPToN's Seminary f,r Young Ladies will
w open on Monday, luih Of september, On GtIoc
street, the adjoining lol with -. Paul. Church.
The course ofs;uiy will BE syst-uaticll and thorough
embracing all the branches usually taught in Semnanes
of the highest grade. Especial attention III bc rali,o
Eocutnn and PsIman>hIp. Connected with thr Icgl-
lar Studies nf the seminary VIII he course of ilsto
cal Lectures delivered ~ Two evenings Of the wecR
and III. studies that important branch nf education
the whole hoo vi be directed preparation FOR toss
lectures.
Astronomical Lectures will Likewise be- attended Ia
rs nm ahir Professor.
The youn. ladies committed to The charge Of sirs.
Copton Will be under the joint II Judge aud Mrs
c.. and ~ all RESPECTS viii ee Treated ~ b-rS Of their
fimily The situation. Tor health aud comfort,
passed hy nnrc ia the CRY.
II Is desirable that each young lady becoming MEM
her Of Mrs. C.'s family should he furnished with sill.
fork, four towel. and our napkins.
Trims for hoafdrrs aud dry scholars made known on
application 10 Mra G. Special reference 10 Res. J. H.
Jrier. Rev J. H. Taylor AID the Rev. Mr.. Walker
Rev J u. Taylor icing acquainted with M's t.'s sys
TEN of c,uca,;on will gire aty information the cub
jest I" those interested IN the success Of t;s Seminary
Aug. - al-if
sscnoo. FOX GiaI.s-TEc subscriber having j
- school IN his family eir his Children wou:d be
willing TAKE few cfs boz ,ders wrrc they would
lie auc; I'll the ordinary brarche- Of Female clica.
Music on tae Piano Forte
Goari,rs VIII receive every aei'on tia, is given to
his own children.
Board washing ard tuition Tor 10 months, $40
Music ~
Ffeaci, 10
The term 20 ,,r ia 10 II, sinndav In . ;6;sr
My residence, rr;rei and a.aIjay -,uarn, ia Thr':
one mile ffpm the Steamboat aaGn., tr nw H;ehmo"d
aug 20 3J--si ALIEN .iEHANI.
AsgS EuEKE's fEMALt: SEMINARY. Tar the re-
,,f II ,i... iu - ii ,,. r.,
oprned lJ. day &C September neat. "beh, under
her own imncdtltc su,c.inraicnce, aud assisted b.
masters Of experience a"d ability, size PROPOSES no
rough and extensive coarse uf Female EGue"tlni
Mrs .. viii remain III town during The vacation.
July 20 civil
rgluE TAPPAiIANNOCk FEMALE Seminary.
unirr tie Immediate supervision OF Ms Lity l.
Graz ,r.c,mncnccs on the first tay Of October
iii.. Juliet u, arnu VIII continue - assiSi her IN the
duties nf l- institution The Antilles :" tits 'ady io
teaching haze fuzzy tested ard jhs;'y apprsc:ats
The Tui'iS will be- Instructed "a all th- hrihche+ o
English Education, they become prepared 10 receive
tlirnI 10, -...".:f1-
The i.a;ia aad french Languages taught at extra
priccs-acwisr, Drawing aud PaIniing
:.r chi'les Shcy Professor Of iiu-ic, from Germany
vii! iasttu:: III Tire Science oi iu'co Oh io:efac 'efs
TEeM>: -.
BOARD, fer ten scholastic months, SIGo %
Tuition III the iirt Department, 81 W
In thId do y, 90
| Tappahannock. Sept. 6, 1911. ''-ist
I BItlIMDND ilIAsSlLAti AMI MA Hls.h.ii it-ih
II INSTITUTE The subscriber who ha' hecn for
hne years Principal uf the fredericksburg Classical
and Mathematical Institute, !" vii open School ni sIn
lar ch.rac cr IN tie city Of Richmond TN the 10Th Of
September n.1t. II vii be conducted upon Tie prlnc
pies which have been found Ia lie - tihr-hI ad Salts
factory IN lIIs iurmer institution. Inc plan al ih.lfhc
i, hre,ei Ia combine every facility Tor obtaining
complete education. \ thoroughly l'a"hed instric.
Tor vii lc provided 'or every t"eri, tive ts 80 MAJ
each ruil mly rrr,yc proper share "i a''n'inh fur
the iic-. III, hr viii he aided hy Nh y y 'lr' ~. u
/
| fow ndt.. o each u. his pIifnn-.
tie rrnfsscs not Ia have discovered any tcw method
I Of developing. The faculties # The human ninh. lie Us
entirely satisfied that solid education cannot n. dt
tanned without patient study the par; OF III" ?nlI.
The government Of his sc,'"i WIN ne nHi," n, an
parental, experience having convinced h'' that s"'i
discipline may be maintained wlihout uie adoption oi
severity.
The course Of study will be such as 10 prepare the pi
ps for the hl."r classes al oar bes. eoieBes, VI oi
entrance into business.
| Course If Instruction.
4tli, or Loves. Department. Spelling, Reading, WI
ting, Arithmetic, English GrammaranL Modern hisl"y.
( 81 Observation-Disclosures ana English 6r3inmar
cnUi.uicd the frs; BOOKS of Latin, Algebra ana ee
! omely.
81 ncnarlment-Iltin Classics, first backs in Greek,
Al.ahrl and Geometry cnnple,cd and Elements OF
! Mentt and Mu;a Philosophy.
LIST lrpartmen,.-I.a and Greek Ci7ssicS r"npe,ed,
Tri.onomrirY Sarvs wing, SayIsaina, Analytical Ge-
nmrry Eatilal Philosophy, Chemistry. Ancith' 'en
sraphy, Book -krepnc, Rhetoric, ana, " desireu' Ill
Z hTltC he's of Natural SLicnCe. 49,
Exercises in Composition ana .ecidi-Voh VIZ VI &C.
! qIired during the whole course.
Lectures on Natural Philosophy ana Cheh'Si'y' NC
cnmpaned with practical Illustrations, VII Ne nrhVe!
ed by The Principal Much pains have ben tsErh anu
considerable c,nciSe Incurred IN procuring an eaten
sive and sal, iblc apparatus ioT this purpose
TERMS
Tuition in the Classics and Mathematics S25, Per SEES
sion Of five n:o:ths.
English branches, $50. 80. $780,,
For modern angu ,grs, the usual a"u.ohai c'a'5c'
For admission, apO!y to .
RICHARD STERLING, a. NJ, Principal.
References, Rusmond-Dr. Edward u. CamIchac,
Samuel ravltr Esq James A. s-Gdnn, LII, iev. = -
Stiles n. W. & J. J. Fiy Shields & sonersit, si"hey
: Baxter. f,q., Hon. +. v Daniel, pr. =. y. neane
Rev. IS. : Pnmfr, ID. d., }. T. Hoosoh, Ii. /. bahie
Esl Hon. J. u. Bots. o..
Ftsisr.ck Jurr.-JGhn ]. Chew, z = Hrrndon, Cha'.
c. Wexford John u clifford, H. Welliurd, Edwin iar
ter VIM H. White Samuel &. Daniel, Thomas n. Dor
nin Ed ard Mcdowell, william Z. Beaie, THOMAS H.
Bouts, and rev. &. Wilson McPha
Prince Ed,car2 c. H.-kev. = u. Wilson, ID. ID.
PrrxcEIoS, Aug. :, 1911.
The subscribers having been informed ina, NJ. X. =.
Sterling proposes 10 op.n Academy In Richmond,
take pcas,c in giving their cordial recommendation
Mr. il an aiumnGs Of the College oil New Jersey ana
we know him 10 be thorough scholar. we nave the
he 81 reason ,n believe tha, the nigh reputation when hr
has since gained instructor Is nly destf'ta' nor
do hesitate express oar per-iasich 'ha eH! ',u"'
which he NAV es,h. Will rank among The best oil our
Cias Il al and Mathematical SemInires Mr. Il. a. Lit
lie il ais, know Ia rs. graduate oi the tolle.c,
aud worthy, in every respect W NC ''ia "a
49, JlTfS CARNAHhN. President.
IOuS MAGICIAN, Pr,f of Greek. &c.
AJgEHT Il noOD. Prof. OF Mathematics.