Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-10-01

lrfnrr In, puhlic SHE deems il only necessary say,
tat the aSsidny which has hitherto marked hef ihhois
will tt relaxed and thai these al Ter i"Inrf pat
ron. wiIn think fiji To- rontin. ;i,ir patronage, vii n,
lie Disappointed sec:ng from her faithful and con
scirntioas performance o. her duty.
Sept. 10 ."-iw
MRS. Cl.uPTON's SEMINARY for Young Ladies Will
III open Monday, 10Th al September, on Crate
street. the adjoining lot with St Panls Chnf,h
Tie fsuiy will be- sstemstical aud thor"s'',
embracing all The hrauclr- usually taii@t 10 semair-S
Of TIE highest Crude ts."c nj a;itEii" ~ w a'a l"
Ei"ru,s"n and renman>lip Connected WIN NE Icsn-
lar studies at The Seminary, Will br course oi iii-t"ti-
cal Lectures, delivered an Two evenings ~ ,he WEEK.
and iir studies III ti7t .mpodaht laGf I" tuuo@ln III
it wulc s. luol r .recle 10 preparation Tor those
lectures.
Astronomical Lectures will likewise he attended 10
fiir yu,ins ladies committed Ia the cha'ge OF NTS.
Cioton viii b. und the JOINT care al JUG" ana Mrs
e. and III all respects viii pe treated a. lnrineis i telf
family The SITUATION Tor health an! comfort, Il SUI
passed hy honr III The ,I'y.
II is desirable that eacr young lady becoming mem
her Of Mrs rs family should be furnished with sill
yer fork, .,,nr tuSr!S AMI four napkins
Terms for hoariers and day scholars made known IN
application Mrs. e. Special reference Ia Rev J. Il.
Jrrer, Rev. J. u. Taylor and the Rev Mr. Walker.
Rev. u. Taylor neng acquainted witb Mis. Us sys
tcn"f education, vii gave any inlu inntioh on Tie sb
Ject Ia tr"sr Interested the az tbs Seminary
Aug. ~ 3l-tf
WILLIAMSBURG MALE * FEMALE SEMINARY.
fINlE Scho a-ic at this Scninary consists OF ten
months. ana u divided INTO wa Se-Sith-' He
session ieris the LIST day oi October anh 'ni' on thr
last dry of fehav second begins on tile si day ot
March, an'i ends on The last day ot Jniy.
The course ri instruction embraces The srveial branch
a. "i plain English Education thr Greek and attn
Languages, RItturlc Composition. Logic Ethics, Men
tai Philosophy. Chemistry, Natural Ihl' supply aud VA
liemacs inrnding Algebra, t:e"m"tFy, Tfis"n"inrtry
Mensnrai;on, Surveying, and the Integral anti plilrrrh
tla Caculm..
Music, Drawing ana Painting, will also be taught, il
dcs:c!.
The prinsp1l Trx, gnols are Krkham'- English
Grammar, Muehrli', ';rcefaphy and Alta, pavr, Atuh
mrtic III: most approved editions ot - tiss ic- Gilr
Rhetoric, rarsc.s Logic, Pac,'s Moral Philosophy
Browns Lectures on Mental Philosophy. SMITHS thr-
mstry. Uulseads scho"l Philosophy. Days Algebra
Dawes Lesendie, Sirstyn. ard Calculus.
TririoS For all or any OF ,'r PLAIN English i'ranrh
cs. $50 term
For Greek Latin, aud The Sciences or any
of them, -
Tnii,on, Except for Music, Drawn. aud Painting
winch "Iil be separate clla.. can. la no sr exceed
j0 term One hall uf lhr runi"u he paid IN nd
AID The Other ia AT the beginning of The second
SENSE will he furnished tus $50 term, one hall I"
which mist b. piii - oarfare, and the o;er ia NJ the
beginning ri Tie Second Se.si"n.
The sub-crIh,r has maie N arrangement with Mr. a
g. S,nll.al, Ia board himself and rnpils. The Pniil-
boarding with SIR. Sou!ha VIII be- all tmrs, under
the c"btrol o The subscriber. and wlI have the strices
atcitinn paid lu Their education, rn'a- tui manner>
a;- Bnansrs Will be- rIlafccd with loiri, aud Pupils
with lnlcii. lrom the time II which They become suc
10 the end oi The Tenn, unless withdrawn hy The con
sent uf HE subscriber.
The Bt"h- used IN this Seminary be purchased al
this pace. L. J. u. PKl OK.
Williamsburg, August 80, lei
TESTIMONIALS
The School al VIZ. frynr Ia. been established in vii
lian>burs for several years. during which time have
h-cor we'll acquainted bulh with it, discipline and the
c:laarter of the instruction imported have NJ Lrsta'
ton IN sayiu. thu IL de- IL rank aacns the Grst
Schools IN our State The discipline Is admirable, the
vn'ints subjects he Processes {" teach have been well
taught, and his pupils have been uniformly among the
h"st successful s,iei' ot ~! Institution. Mr Fryer
deserve. 10 be- chased loo. amen. the very few teach
cfs capllr al im,,arng correct information,
rect :iaI:rr, The Moral Sciences The preparation
III his pupils, III tins department, being almost uhfNard
+. Il. DEW,
President William aud Mary College.
February '.h, lsi4.
have seen. with pleasure, Mr. Pryot's Card, an
nonclnr his purpose {" continue h valuable schaoi, and
sri;in. firth hi- If instruction. Wy residence III
Williamsburg has made mic iiiniar wnh VIZ. Pryor.
discipline, ard IL effects the manners, haiis aud
moa'- oi hts pupils. II hoy be- made 10 behave
iiiTs eli properly, and study diiisrutiv Nr Pryor will
MAKE him do both My position, a Professor III Wit
liam and Mary tuc.r, ans Enabled me- Z" judge OF the
tfiinin. and preparation OF y"Iis. VIM r"nir Ia W
through Nr P,y"rs Schroi, and prepared 10 say,
that they always distinguished, IN H.ir classes, ur
the information already acqulfrh and, what = mprc i'm
roaht tur the development a. The faculty nj atri-
non, by lis exercise under his tnIh"n. consider his
Prot Law, William and Mary College
February 10Th, lsit
Mr. pryors School wns established long before my ar-
rival in Williamsburg, and made knnwn Ia me n one al
very superior rank. Since ms residence IN Williams
burg, AMI during The c"sr al professional career 10
William aud May College, have had ample opprfInl
Is Of nd.iug, myself at IL merits. 1brr, base been
able do ii justice 10 Mr.. lryo''s talents a Teach
cr .ad his perhaps unslrps%ed method, as discipline
School Ia College take avery high standing anon,
the students of my classes and Ia Judge "m them, Mr.
Pryor does not only >ucrccd IN teaching the many de-
tails uf the different branches III polite education, hit,
what i infinitely more important, hs trans the mind II
young study aud inquiry; and thus lays open 10
Tia ~ iic only la -r;i i;npuyr aud advancing
CIIAs. MiNNIGEaopE,
Professor Of humanity WIN. and Mary College
February lath l-ii.
Ircns.lrr The School If SIR. Pryor in Williamsburg,
u Tie best IN The Country, IN ail particulars
hav. had an opportunity al ubIevns result ~ the
yoat.is srni from is School tn College. These not ony
have always stood III the front rank requirement, but
have, without exception exhibited the nnos; pf"piiry
dencanor: provin. that the mora! tiainn. o,iained
from Him not interior 10 ,hs intellectual cultivation
bestowed. Mr. Pyofs abilities A. ~ her, aud me-
thm nf instruction, must OF course be- AMI certainly arc
ur very igh nfder: do regard either Of these
particulars his clirf exc-cncr. T.is Conceive 10
lie " hat exceedingly rare and valuable IA rirr tr
high standard winch he has established inr himself III
regard Ia the duties AID qua !caons al teacher, and
hi. perfect c"nscirninisnss aud unr-,nrd sseton III
pcipming the whole of tc.e dutiss, and IN keeping
fully up Ia that standard. have derived this e.ni"n
rom c.u>rly i''m:r acquaintance with MI Pyor ."
many years ,.irao:-f from winch nave derived ~"
less hrHefit than pc,smfrwhlch entities n- la speak
with absolute confidence of s moral well ~ al his
intellectual! qualities. Ro. SAUNDERS,
Prot. at Mathematics in WA. and Mary College.
Williamsburg, ,J,h Feb, ieli.
have erca, pleasure in adding my testimony of appro
hapn those o MY hr0ilsr Professors ui william and
Mary College. Dming the eight years thai have held
PrGfrssnsliip ~ tha Institution have had many "i
Mr. Pfyor- s,!n.ars pupils in my classes and have
hren struck HI their uniform coed conduct ana ny me
excellent and effective manner M winch h"y nave hech
grounded in the principles o the Sciences II has been
NY "''' JOHN WELLINGTON,
Professor Of Chemistry and Natural Philosophy,
9Th Fc.uary lcli. III William and Mary College.
At n meeting al thr pupils of Mr. Pyor's School, held
on the alst February, ISL, the following e:olnti"ns
Wer. unaGinIri- Is adopted:
ReSorc3, That, having h1d every opportunity oi ne
coming acquainted with Mr. H. yor's discipline and mode
of n-tricon tne great pleasure IN >a ing iIi, ~
nur oinlnn both uneyceptinnabr; and we sincerely
wish he may receive Tia. patronage winch he
richly mc'S, both rs gentleman ahd scholar.
Rs,or.d, That The Secretary Ia directed I" transmit
the foregoing resolution 10 Mr. Pryor, and request s IN
sefton III iIis next card
ions VI. WILLi., Jr., Secretary.
Ang. 80 Viii"
University or NiRGlNIA.-Thc mex
H session oi Ibis Institution will commenced on
the lst al October and terminate on the it'll Of
july following.
The schools of the University, win their re-