Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-09-24
LUCAS P. THOMPSON.

University OF FlRGlNlA.-The chair
I of the school of Modern Languages Of this
Institution having become vacant, hy the rc>is-
lalion Of Professor Charles KFaitsir, the Board
If Vi>iier> will proceed, al special meeting on
ne 10Th September. 10 i'll the vacancy thus oc-
.asioaed.
The compensation of the Professor consists Of
salary Of one thousand dollars and fee o!
twenty-five dollars from each member of The
school, besides tn use Of comfortable dwelling
md garden free Of rent. The languages taught
yio-Saxon.
Applications may be addressed 10 the rE-cr-
signed 4, the University OF Virginia.
WILLIS Ii. WO0DLEi. Pfo1'm.
- PosrruyrMrxr.-I'h aboyc meeting oi
he Board Of Visitors has been Adjourned 10 the
18Th inst, al which tiEc The appointment OF
Professor will be made.
Sep. Il III ti23S
University OF VlEGlNIA.-The next
" session Of this Ins.i.3,ion vii! commence on
the Isl OF October and terminate on the lih OF
July following.
spective Professors, are
|. ANCIENT LAHGC AGES-Pr3ics>or Harrison.
= MopEHS LASGrAGes-Hluics>or --.
3. MATugM,ricS- Professor Couricnav.
l. NArrRAi. PulLosopny-p!o!cssor W. +.
Rogers.
3 Civil ESGlSEERiNG-The subjects NJ which
are divided between the Professors of Maizena,
ties and Natural Philosophy
g. CnFMlsrRY--PfJi K. L. Rogers.
l. MaDlCHg-Prol Howard.
J. ANATOMY ASD SJFGgEY-Pro!. Ca2cll.
9. MnRAL pnu.osornY-Proi C.. Tucker.
10. Lav-Proi II. =. g. Tucker.
For mere particular information in regard 10
expenses. Sc, see one oil The printed catalogues,
or the Washington Globe, or The National Intel
ligenccr WILLIS II. WOODLEN,
July % % no Proctor and Patron.
MALE x FEMALE SEMINARY.
fSHE Soho asiic ri Ibis Seminary consists Of len
/ ncnti:s aud is iJcd lnto The hrs,
.rr,un le.S on the Isl day o' OFT ani ont the
last day Of February, the second begin. the Isl LAY Of
Mach, and cnds on The last day of july.
~. corsr of distraction r;lfac,s The several branch
., al a plain Er..s Education, The Greek ard la n
LANGUAGES. EI,tnfc Composition. lr.:c, Ethic', hci-
tai rriip.ophy. Chemistry, Natural! iis"phy aiii III
AETNA les including ,.eb.a, G-rnc,ry, Tr;rnrpnrtry.
Surveying. ind ic ihts.TI' dtd DIttrtii'
.a! Calcium.
iu.c, Drawing aud Painting. Sil also be taught, if
,rsifcd.
;ramm,r Mtchel!s Geography and Atlas: na"'-' AfiIl-
nriic h approved rdrunso o: ir ''ias ic', blair
;:h1;or;, p.r.cs's Logic, Pa'r,- Mnra' Philosophy,
Lecture. Ni-Htdl Ph!o-nphj. SEilh w.
misty, pn,ieaa's ScInoi Philosophy. Days Algebra,
Davies Leaendre, ;arvt ting and racuiG-.
TrirloS-Fnf all or any OF the plain English Branrl-
ns $50 term.
Fn- Creek Lain, nad the Sciences, or any
# then. Oh
Tuition Except for Music, Drawing and Painting,
which VIII be separate charge can IN no crsr exceed
s,n term Onr hall uf the Tuition must BE- paid nd
session.
Board, temployirs thli term in is most extensive
sense viii lie iarasld for Sl3o term, one halt 81
which mus BIZ pad ~ GGcscs, aud The other ball al the
beginning of thn Second Session.
Tue suh-crihsr has made az arrangement " II! Mr. a.
{; ,uihaI, Ia board himself and Pupils The Pupils
boarding with Sir. S0ma!i " III be- ~ all tnr-, under
~. cost,ol uf he Subscriber, AMI VII have The s;rc!cst
l,ieattou paid Ia their rducl'ion io;as AMI N inncrs
p>y- Euaritrs Wi he .hars.i til Bard. aud fnp.
with Tuition. from the Inn. at winch they become such,
the end Of The Tem unless withdrawn by the COZ
II M Of the subscriber.
The Books used in this Seminary ran be purchased at
his place. I. }. ID. PRlOR.
Williamsburg, August 90 isii
TCSTINCNfiIS
The School II MIR. Pryor rgs bcen ps'abshci in VIII
iamsLrs Tor several year, during which tine have
well acquainted both With its discipline and ;ie
character Of the nsttn non im2l!'ed have no llrSl,n-
savi.a, thu, deserves Ia 5ank ainnns the ar;
-c"ns in ogr state The >cI;,l admirs IL, the
ariDis sGjcsts he proeSsrs 10 teach have bern we'll
aughf, ana Ills pupils have hceu uai:urGiy among the
most successful siu.nt- u our Institution FIR Pryor
deserves 10 hr r,->rd. tor anon. the very f." tear
u.s. cap ,br o importing correct Information, III cor
rct manner on The Moral Scicacrs. The preparation
# his pupils, IN this department, being amos urrivaed
4. z. Dew,
President William and Mary college.
February 4ih, 1911.
have seen, with pleasure. Mr.. Pryor's Card, an.
ioncing Ina purpose continue his valuable School ah
c,iins forth hrs course al Instruction. My residence III
has made familiar with NJ. Pryor's
discipline and its effects the manners habits aud
Gf hia n ll,yra hp nd n hfll
Iimsef properly and IN study diligently, Mr. Pryor VIII
make him do both. Sly position, rs Professor in VII
lam and Mary College, has enabled 10 judge Of the
raining AMI preparation of youths, who came IL ns
through Mr. Ptyor's School. and am prepared TO say
hat they always distinguished in their classes, for
he nnrml;icn already acquired, and. what - more M
,otart for the Development oi The faculty Of arqnir
ion, by its exercise, under his tuition. consider hts
school greatly advantageous 10 the Collage. aud 9" IN
s,in,abic value In parents. Il. TUCKER,
Prof Law, William and Mary College
February 10Th, lSit.
sir. Prynr's Schoo. established lone before my
iva ~ Williamsburg, ard made known Ia me as one o
very supsror rank. since my residence IN Williams
urg, and durng the course ni professional career IN
yam and Mary College, have hal ample opanrnni
Of judging myself, Of IL merits There, ha.e been
hlc To do fun Justice 20 Mr.. PryoT5 talents a Teach
and hls, perhaps unsnIplss-n mciho A. discin ina
ian The yonns men, vito passed from sir. P.yor's
choo 10 our College. take very high sanding anon.
he students Uf my Classrs and IT, judge tom them, Mr.
'ryor da-s only succeed IN ieachin. the many DE-
ais Of the different branches of pne education. but,
yhai i infinitely important. lie Trains The mud OF
nuns 10 study and nqliry; and tInS Lays "yrn 10
hen the only way to self improvement, and advancing
Z tie ..ie!a'y and the So.ia world.
CuAa MfyNiGEEoDC,
Professor Of humanity VIM. anL Mary College.
February lath, ic;i
consider the ScEoa of Mr. Pryor, in Williamsburg,
OF The very hest in tie rohary, in MI particulars
have had opportunity st c,S":vin. il results IN TIE
from his School 10 College. These not only
ave aiwnys stood in the front rank requirement, but
ave- without exception, exhibited The n - pfop:.iy
t drmcanor; proving IN II the moral trimming obtained
rom him Il not inf-:icr 10 he intellectual cultivation
cstownd. MIR. Pryaf's abilities a teacher, and me-
bod cf instruction, nu-t ~ cca'c be, and certainly are,
very high order; vet do not regad either oT these
articuir rs his chir: excellence This Conceive T.
twl hal exceedingly rare, aud valuable as rare.l thc
:h standard which lr ii:s established for himself in
reard 10 the duties and qualifications OF teacher, and
il perfect conseichlousncsS and rnrerited rsenoa in
the whole nc thee duties. and in keeping
My w. 20 that standard. llavc derived this "puon
ro: c.usoiy intimate acquaintance with Mr. Pryor Of
ANY yslrs' Gnration-f-0n which have derived no
80 henei! than rlesstc-''ieli entities speak
;i'h absolute confidence fhs mora! welt IS II his
qa:,.. RIO. SAUNDERS,
ffo:. OF Mathematics in VIM. and Mary College.
Williamsburg, .o;h Feb, ie;;.
have srsa, pleasure ir adding testimony OF arpro
acn lhos at NY hrothsr Professors o. William and
iary College. DARN. the eight thai have held
Pruf-ssoiship in that Institution ] have had many of
lr. Prynrs scholars pupils in ny casscs andI have
cen struck By their rh'io'n good connet, and by the
Ics,nt ard ,-csIse manner IL wnch ,hsy have heen
'ounGts 1T the principles .; tue Sciences, II hos been
y cGiy iea.! IL ,!e ca.l,s'.
JOHN MlLLINGToE,
Professor of Chemistry and Natural Philosophy.
Ct; scurary, l-ii in William and Mary college.
Al meeting Of the pupils Of Mr. rfyors School held
the ais; ot Febrasy, 1871, the following resolutions
ERE unanimously adopted:
Kt>orc4, Thai, having had every opportunity Of be
aiming acquainted with ,ir Prvor's discipline ard mode
instruction, take great pleasure in say ing, that, in
opinion, both uaGaoePtunabr; and We sincerely
sh that he may receive that PATRONAGE winch he
richly ,ncs, bo:;i "a n gentleman and n scholar.
Reso,rfa, Tha, the Sscrrtars hc directed transmit
foregoing resolution TO Mf Pryor aud request lis in
.Ttioa la his next card
JESSE NJ. JARVIS, Chairman.
Joas ". Wills, Jr., Secretary.
Aug. 30 33-tlO
on NEW FALL BONNETS.-The sub
y scribcrs have Just opened beautiful assort-
lent Of Leghorn, Straw-coorcd Silk, Black
ombazine, and Trimmed Willow Bonncts.
ONDON, WILLINGHAM & DREWRY.