Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-08-23

sustaining and confirming the reputation nf ,nstiu
tcn 20 long under hsr guidance, and in whnse prosper
~ and usefulness she will not cease 10 take lively In.
icrest.
The good Offices Of Old friends and more recent pat,
rons respectfully solicited.
provision win be made that the younger pupils
receive ampl- instruction and CONSTANT attention.
Term. Tor Board aud Tuition remain UNCHANGED.
Aug. 20 3J-it
- Schro n his family for his own children, would he
willing lake girls board-rs where they would
he taught Nil the ordinary branches of Fem.e edura
lion, including III desired the French Language and
Music on the rano Forte
Board vii receive every attention that is given 10
his own children.
Board, washing and tuition for 10 months, s'N
Music, ~
French, Is
Tie term to begin the Isl Monday in octoher
My residence, retired and hray silnaon. Is ah"ni
mile from Iis Steamboat landing, kichinond
Augc 3O-st ALEX MEBahE.
HLEETWuoD ACADEMY. KING d QUEEN
The this Srlon " III be resumed IN thr
rst MONDAY in septembr aud terminate on the 2V'h
December
The subscriber takes pleasure In informing The pat
rons oil The Sehool, tha he VIZ IT, aided IN the nls
ed scholar and highly distinguished graduate Of the
Virginia Military ina.ltute NJ winch Institution he Ea'
acted FOR some time past Assistant Professor
addr.ss-fleetw,o cd Academy y. WIN n.
Auga .-ai'lw3w
EEMALE EDUCATIo MRS. Mutt GhaA re-
L spectfully announces To ,hr citizens of RichmoGd
and its vicinity, that she VIII open Boarding AID by
School for Young Ladies' Tursda, The Isl OF October
neri The various branches of femac Eic tlon viii be
taught BY the principal, assisted by hci dhhshcis-
French, Latin Mus.c, &c, iH approved and c"mpfie"t
teachers.
Mrs has the advantage %! many yeafs eSper enc-
in conducting frm le School, and his the h'nM nj
referring TO The following gentlemen Other references
wl be siven IA trw dag: Rev DR.. J. w Alexander
and Rev Ahert D. pod, ffnceton, N. ] : Rev. No 81
muei -. How, Hon. janus = Seviiis and Hon L. XIX
patrick. Nsw llrinswich, j.: Hon. Daniel Elne',
Bridgrtnn j.. Rev. John LA Hon Nm H. DAY ton,
and REV. p llagn Tten,on, \. J Rev. J. u. Innts
and j. Y. Keen Es., Phadephia, Pa; lion. u. i Este,
Cincinnati OHIO; Rev. Dr Co.sAeil, lite ofEa-t Wind
sor Conn Dr Benz. d. Ne'son, ng William 81, Va:
Dr WIN Nelson, turnover; Samuel Ia! loi, Esd Dr..
K. H. CabelI, j. e. ilobson, nad Rev. nr pnmer, Rich
mond. 60.
She has taken The house at The corner Of Franklin
and 5th streets, G;gonaly across, opposite The private
residence 81 J. J. Fry, Esq.
Ane 20 I'LL
LrEMALE SCHOOl.--,lRs. j. 4. &. DAVIS. with a
l. view educate her own daughters, viii OPEN q
Rnardlne School for Young Ladies, her residence
meditrly adjacent 10 Charlottesville, on the l.t Al"n
day in September next.
rs possessing superior qualifications for THE task OF In
and VIII herself devote her Prsnna artrnton
III School The pupils viii hr considered, ihr
mast comprehensive >-n>r, nismheEs ~ Mis-. ~ imi
ly and viii participate equally with her own children,
in her efurts fr lli-r moral and religious Improvement
The branches of study will embrace The usual sub
iectS taught IN the best Feile Scninares whilst NJ
truion Will sp, c,ay directed PLAIN aud Solid
knowledge which il is Indispensable for every well edn
Gated woman 10 possess.
As no pupil will he received except such Us hoard IN
MIR. = family, the number will be limited, of necess
~, To ~ or II.
The year will he divided into Two sessions. Of five
r.un,hs ...h.-'rl.r -e.sun VIM enn The 3ist
January A. and the second the :nrh Jane follow
in.. there being no interval between item.
No pupil viii he received Cor less period tlian five
months; nor will any deduction hr made except nj Mrs
Davis di.crrliun, on any account whatever.
Vtu ~
For Beard INCLUDING all n-ccs.arics and ruilion in the
per srs,ion 81 IRE months, s65 on
For French, per session. III 10
Music " ith ilir use Of The Piano, Is %
Or Payable always in advance for the session.
Aug 2s-,lS
DUmFoRD ACADEMy.-Ihe Fan Term cf this we'll
IL known institution VIII commence tn Mondiy the
9Th Of September, nnd terminate on the 2llli OF Decen-
her.
Puncal attendance a; the commencement; of he term
is earnestly requested. john ;. Lewis.
wish 10 employ young man who can come We'll re-
commen.ed assistant teacher, for the ens'lhg year
None need apply, unless he l. competent :" teach me
Greek. Latin AMI French Languages, together with me
branches embraced in Thorough English Edu-
cato
ADDRESS, pos; paid. Ayl,t,s, King WA. J $ T..
Augu-ty WV
V,APrAHANNoCK MALE SCuOoi.--1he next Sos
zion Of this School VIII commence the lst dag Of De-
tohrr ensuing, and continue ten months
The scIool will continue under the immediate ma
the number Of Scholars may render neediui.-
All the branches usually pursued IN the Acadsmrs Of
the state together with the French and Spanish Ian
guaees, will be taught.
Tuition for the ten months ST.
Lectures will he delivered each week various sub
jecIs connected with thu studies Of the $ hooI
Board, including light, fuci aud Judging, niay b. oh
rained at the private boarding house Of William H.
Frank, ESQ.,, for $50 per session.
GEO. n. pOBYNS,
JOHN 4 Parker,
WM 4. WRIGHT. Trustees.
TH0S e. GORDON,
REM. I JONES,
Tanpahanrork, Aug. }, lsii. a5-wllO
DICIMOND CLASsIcAl. AND MATHEMATICAL
HI fSSTI1 UTE Tile snbsrIihr. who lis been for
nine years Principal of The fredericksburg Classical
and Mathematical Institute vii open School of siin
lar !" Inc fy :" ~,sa unn n 'e a1nr
Piles which have beer found 10 lie efficient mud salts
factory In his former institution. The plan ot Untrue
ton Is believed 10 combine every facility for obtaining
n cotnne,e rducation. 4 thoroughly lna!ihcd rStrnc
tor will be provided every twrr -ntr pupils so that
each ppi, my receive proper share of attention Fof
the prc :, nj, he will he aided by MIR 4 4 1-re. A. u
A quarterly report Of scholarship and conduct viii re
forwarded 10 each nf his pa;ron-.
lie Processes have discovered any new mr.hoh
Of developing The faculties of The human hiinh ne -
entirely satisfied .ha; snlid edncacn cannot be al
tanned without patient study on the part Of the pupil
The government Of h.s Sch"l VIII h. uniform and
parental, experience having convinced ni, that :0u1
discipline may be maih1iued without the adoption OF
severity.
The course Of study win lie such prepare hr pi
piis ,r the higher ella ses our Colleges, for
entrance into business.
Course IF Instruction.
dth or Lowest Department -Sp-iitnC, Reading, VIII
ting Arithmetic, English Grammar and Modern History.
Sd Observation-Disclosures ana English Grammar
continued the first books of Latin, Algebra and Ge-
ofnetty.
ID iJcpanment-fia,In Classics first books in Greek.
Algebra and Geometry completed, and Eismen's Of
Mental and Moral Philosophy.
lat tepartmeni.-Latin and Greek Ciassrs rompielen,
TrinonoInetry Snrv yinc, Navigation, Analytical Ge-
omrtry, Natural Philosophy, Chemistry. Ancient Geo.
2raphy, bookkeeping Rhetoric, ana, IL desired, all
branches Of Natural Science.
Exercises in Composition and Defamation VIII ne re-
CURED during the whole confse.
Lectures OH Natural Philosophy ard Chemistry. ac-
compauied with practical Illustrations, VIII hr deliver
cd by the Primer a iluch pains have bren taken and
considerable expense incurred in procuring an extern
awe and suitable apparatus J to, ma purpose
Tuirion in the Classics and Mathematics So, per
sion az five moaths.
English Branches $40.
For modern Languages, The usual additional charge
RICHARD STERLING, A. NJ. Principal.
References, R.ehmond-Dr. Edward II. Carmichael
Stiles, H. w 4 j. Fry Shields q somerviIle Sidney
Baxter, Esq. Hon. 2. v Daniel, Or. +. T. l)eanr,
Rev w. = Pmmer, D. D., ]. C. Hobson, X. I. Daniel,
Esq. Hon. ]. NJ. Bolts.
E,.J.r RI bars.-Jnhn J. Chew, d 5. II"rndon. Chas
C.. Wexford john Wo;,lurd, 4. Wexford, Edwin Tar.
l-r. VIM u. White. Samn-l C. Daniel. Thomas A. Dor
min Edward Mcdowell. William &. Geale, THOMAS H.
Bots and Kew g. Wilson McPha.
Prince Ede4ri C. H.-R-v. s. u. Wilson, d. ID.
PaIScETnS, Aug. :, lSfi.
The subscribers having been informed Tina, W.. Il. I.
Sterling nroposes to open Academy in Richmond,
take Measure in giving their cordial recommendation
AIR j. an aluinnus College of New Jersey. and
we know him n he thorough scl;o ar We nave 'he
hes, Ia believe that the high reputation which he
has since gained Instructor Is fully deserved. Nor
du we hesitate Ia express persuasion that any school
which he may establish VIII rank among me oes' o
,,,.si nj nd Mathew ,tical Seminares Mr.. \ A. Lit
he il also known TO US, graduate OF the College,
and ss worthy in every respect be thus associated In
the enterprise.
JOHN MAGICIAN, Pr'f of ';rrrk, &c.
ALBERT d DODD, Prof. Of Mathematics.
JOSEPH HENRY. Prof. Of Nat. Philosophy
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