Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-08-09
~ IcnMOND CLASSICAL AND MATBEMATICA
IL INSrII UrE- The suhscTih.r. who has oeen %

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IL INSTII UTE The subscrih.r, who has been Tor
nine years Principal Of The fredericksburg Classical
and Mathematical lnsiiute.o will ofcn School of SUM-
lar character in tho city IL Rebnond on the 10Th az
September next. IL will be conducted upon the prine
pies which have heen found 10 he efficient aud salts
factory in his former institution. The plan o Untrue
ton believed comb every facility for ohaihins
n complete education 4 thoroughly qualified irstric
Tor will BIZ provided Tor every twenty pupils 50 that
the present, lie vii! be aidr by M. j. A. lit'le. A. u
4 quarterly report of scholarship and conduct VIII be
forwarded 10 each of his patr1ns.
lie utnrsses not To have discovered any new method
al developing The faculties of ihe human mind lie Is
entirely satisfied that sod education cannot he at
E.,nrd without prient study itr rart of the pupil.
The government If his Seilncl viii he uniform and
PARENTAL experience having convinced him. that good
discipline nay be maintained without the adoption of
severity.
The rnrsc of study will he such 10 prepare the pu
nils e.. the higher CLASSES Of best Colleges or lo
entrance into business.
C0urse af Ia';,grtion.
Alb or Io;veSt Irpai: mrnt Spelling, Reading, VIII
linz Arithmetic English Grammar and Modern History.
Ri iepnrmnut-- Arithmetic and English Grammar
continued, the first booSa OF latin Algebra and Ge-
onety.
ID observation-disclosures Classics, itsl books in Greek.
Algebra and .;cumetry ronplcted aad Elements Of
Mental ard Moral Philosophy.
lat itrrnftment.-Lan and Greek CLASSICS completed,
Trisonrm.trv Surveying, Navigation, Analytical Gr-
ometry, Mutual Ph,l,sc!iy, Chemistry. Anorht 9c..
2rapl,y, Book Keeping, hheorlc, 3Nd, u DESIRED All
branches Of Natural Science
Exercises in Composition and Defamation viii be re-
uuircd during the whole rOm:se.
Lectures on Natural Philosophy and Chemistry. ac-
COMMANDED with practical nsfalons, VIII be deliver
cd by the Principal. Much pains hive been inken, and
considerable expense incurred. in procuring an eNen.
sive and suitable app1Ta.irats i9I !i'' purpose
Tucn in the Classies and Mathematics sa5 per SEES
sion Of five month";.
English RraEchc-, $50.
Fof modern Languages, the usual additional charge
For admission, apply Ia
Richard STERLING, 4. NJ, Principal.
References, Rirhmond-Dr. Edward II. Carmichael
Samuel Ta,l"r, ESQ., James a. Seddon Esq, Rev J. C..
Stiles II. w. j. Fry, Shields somervIllr Sidney
5 Baxter Esq, Hon r V. Daniel, lir. =. H. Deanc,
Rev ". $. Plumtr, D. y, &c. Hvbsua, Il. I. Daniel,
! Esa Hon. }. NJ. Bolts.
The following, out of several letters, haze been re-
ceved: ,... :, 49,.
Dear Sir The undersigned having tecn Informed
that YOU have in contemplation change of residence
IN the city of Richmond conceived II alike due to pro-
prirty and feeling that they express To you the graft
tude with winch they appreciate the efforts y0u have
made for the moral and intellectual Improvement o. ,ne
success which has attended tlosr efforts IL The judy
ent which directed the and 10 the ability and hdeliiy
with which they have been discharged, we believed
all connected w,h your institution can hear willing ties
tmnlv For ourselves, you will permit MS 10 say that
in NIL respects you have more than fulfilled our brightest
expectations.
Should yol determine TO seek more extensive field
for entrprizA, you will carry with 'ou our warmest
wishes for your success and confident expectation,
that the high qualities which have distinguished your
career among us, will secure for you the attachment and
esteem of your associates, and lead To results "a
ha;;snc and happy as those which have attended
you here.
Allow us TO add The expression Of our regret for the
loss we shall sustain by your removal, and cordial
wishes for your prosperity and happiness
Rev. K. Wexford, Edwin Garter, w. II. White, John
J. Chew, H. :. Herndon, e. c. Wexford, Jnhn s..
Wexford, Samuel G. Daniel. Thomas a. Dornin, Ed
ward Mcdowell William &. Bcall, Thomas II. Bolts.
Mr.. Richard Sterling
Dear Sir: The Classical aud Mathematical School,
under yor care In Fredericksburg, has been conduct
ed ns 10 secure for yourself the confidence of your
patons rs instructor of youth Of superior quaca
tons.
During my residence there, frequently attended
your private and public examinations and had the best
opportunity 10 Judge OF the order, industry, and prof.
cheney of your pupils.
Your mode of instruction and government so en-
tirey meets my appreciation, that know OF no gentle
man under whose care would more cheenuly place
son preparing for College or business.
Very truly, yours,
SAML. B. WILSON
U. T. Seminary, July aad, 1911.
Extract OF letter received from the REV. C. Wilson
McPlail
have been an attentive observer Of the discipline