Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-12-31
CLASSICAL, SCHOOL.

CLASSlCAL SCt1OOL.
THE School at Long Creek, Louisa, will be
i continued the ensuing year, under The super
intendence OF the subscriber. The Greek, Latin,
French, and English Languages, will be taught,
together with Mathematics, Geography Arih-
metc, &c. The price for board, tuition, wash
ing and lodging will be $ll per month. The
School will commence on Monday, the 10Th OF
January, lS45. WIN: G. I. NELSON.
Long Creek, Louisa Co, Nov. clafif
BRUNSWICK ACADEMY, AT LAW
RENCEVlLLE
THIS Academy has been in successful opera
i lion during the last three years under the
management Of Mr.. Dabney Browne; and the
Trustees feel justified in recommending tito the
Public. It's location is noted as being healthy,
and it offers as few temptations TO vice as any
place. Such has been the discipline Of the School,
that while the Trustees have reason TO be salts
fled with the progress OF the Pupils in their stu
dies, they are no less pleased at their correct
raj department during the past year.
The Academy will be open on the 18th OF
January.
TEnMs-For session of 5 months, TO be paid
at the end OF each session, Board SIC 50-Tuiiion
fee for Greek, Latin, Antiquities, Ancient and
Modern Geography, and Mathematics $50
tural and Moral Philosophy S2O-French So
Common English Branches Sl2 80.
Mr.. Charles Turnbull. who resides within less
than mile Of the Academy, will board any who
may prefer the country to the village. For other
particulars, application can be made to I'd.
Hicks, Esq, DR.. Ed Morrison, Mr.. Browne, or
TO the subscriber HENRY LEWIS,
President Of the Board of Trustees.
Dec l7-cwA
VERDON FEMALE SEMINARY, Hanorcr
v Counig-The exercises in this School will
10 rosr m al miller hn cuDoripfpndence pf adv
we'll qualified TO instruct in the English and
French Languages, Music, &c. Snch as are
committed 10 our care, shall receive our special
attention The location is healthy, and the soci-
ETY. good. We enjoy the privilege (beins suita-
bly, prepareD Of attending preaching every Lords
day.
The subscriber is willing 10 receive few young
ladies' as boarders.
Terms per session Of 10 months:
For Board and tuition in English, 500
French, ~
Music and use of Piano. 80
The Session will commence on The 18th OF ia
nuary next-and terminate on the l3thof Decem-
Der following. A vacation Of one month will be
S' Address 81 j. T. ANDERSON, P. NJ,
Dec. 5-w4w Verdon, Hanover
NTASHINGTON HENRY ACADEMY
w S. L. DUNToS, Principal Of the Male De
partment. Mrs. S. j. Dunton, Principal OF the
Female Department.
The present session Of this Institution will close
with public examination to be held on the 18th
and 10th Of the presen, month, TO which the pa
irons of the Academy and the friend. of literature
in general, are respectfully invited 10 attend.
The exercises of the ensuing year will be resll-
med on the ID Monday in January, and close on
the Goth of December, l845, allowing vacation
of five weeks between the Summer and Fall
terms.
Board can be had with the Principal, inclu-
ding tuition, al sl2o, payable semi-annualy; or,
al 500, payable seni-annually in advance.
Tuition-For spelling, reading writing, and
the first principles OF Geography, EngIsb Cram
mar and Arithmetic, $40. For the higher branch
es of English Science, Mathematics, Latin and
Greek languages, $50. Music the Piano by Miss
Morrison, an extra charge of $40 per scholastic
year For French an extra charge Oslo. The
Rev. Henry Smith has consented TO continue his
instructions in the Classical department.
Persons DESTROYS to patronize the Institution,
may address the Principal at Richmond, Va.
The Trustees of this Institution take peculiar
pleasure in recommending Mr. and Mrs. Dun,on
who have had charge OF the Academy the present
year, 10 the patronage of the public as emnently
qualified for their profession.
THOS. G. TINSLEY,
President of the Board Of Trustees.
Hanover, Dec. O. 1914. w6w