Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-08-02

~ IctMOSD classical AND MA HbMa ! Nt'
IL INSTITUTE -Tie subscriber, who has been Tor
nina years pucipal of the fredericksburg Classical
and Mathematical institute viii open school oi STINT
,,r character in the cry of Richmond on The ltih OF
Septemb mex. II will lee conducted upon The primer
nls which have been found 10 b. 30 -ficlent qua satlS
,co,, in hts rmer institution. The plan "t intrnc
ton j. believed To combine every ia,h,y er "n'ahH4
n romuiptp education \ thoroughly qualified insfuc-
tor viii be provided ur every twenty-five np, S"'hat
each pit ay receive proper share OF attention ~
IN. pIes, mt he will hc aided by Mr. a. a. littie a. H.
onrte.ly report Of scholarship anu conGGet VIII DE-
forwarded 10 each of hin ,'atronS.
lie rrptrssrs not have discovered any new method
If deva,opuc Tie faculties 0f the human mind lie Is
entirely SATISFIED that solid education cannot be- d.
tanned without patient study on the part OF HE pupil
Thr government of his School will he uniform and
n.rr,ial experience having convinced him, tEat good
,i.cIpline may he maintained without Tie adoption o.
severity. -,
pills for higher classes III our best Coi'eecs, on ior
Cop,t IF In,tue,ion.
l,b ar Lowest Department Spelling, Reading, W.T.
ting Arithmetic English Gramnara and Modern History
al Observation-Disclosures and English Grammar
continued, the Inst books Of Latn, Algebra and Ce-
omeuy. =, r,,
Algebra ard Geometry completed, and Elements Of
Mertal and Moral Philosophy.
Isl Observation-Disclosures AN! Greek Classics completed,
T,inonom.,ry Surv, wing, Navigation, Analytical Ge-
an,erry, Natural PHILOSOPHY, Chemistry. Ancient Geo
granny Book Keeping, Rhetoric, and, II desired, all
bra, hes Of Natural Science.
Exercises H. Composition and Declalnalioh VIII DE- fo
ouitcd during the whole course.
Lectures ON Natural Philosophy nEd Chemistry. ar
coruan:rd with practical illustrations, Will he deliver
ed by the Principal. hrch lains have been taken, and
considerable expense incurred. IN procuring an eaten.
and suitable apparatus a e. h'' purpose
Tuition in the Classics and Mathematics S25 Ier SEES
sion OF five months.
En.li i Branches, So ,,.
70, modern Language the usnai aGnitiohai chafec'
RICHARD STERLING, a. ~, Principal.
References Rehnoaf DIR. Edward y. Casmienas,'
samurl Va,l,r Esq. James a. seldom Esq, Rev J. Z.
s,rs H. w & J. j. Fry, Shields & somerviilr sidney
! BATTER Esq Hon. r. V. Daniel, DR.. J.. j.. neanc,
Rev w. 3 Piunisr, ID. D., J. Z. fiobson, r. Daniel,
Esq Hon. J. ". Bolts.
The following, GU, Of several letters, have been re-
ceiv.d: ,, II ,s,,
=" ia, Sir. The undersigned hayn. been informed
that Won have in contemplated ehahse o Iesuthe
ia he Civ of Richmond, conceived u aiSe ahe 10 pro-
,.,v and feeling that they express To you The sfhi-
Jude with which they appreciate tue ehor,s you nav
made for the mora, and intellectual improvements ~ .'e
punis they have 81 long conhded 10 your care .'e
s..s yhich has afforded those efcrts, 10 the Juce
meut W heh directed then and 10 The abiiiiy ara i.fIy
with which they have been discharged we "ehe.eu
all nh Institution can bear Wiling cs
,mcnv For ourselves you viii permit To say that
in all respects you haze more lhah iu'"''eu o''
eynecaiions. :, . ,. ox,arsive hrlI
II, .n,ernriz- YOU wilt carry with Won our ~"rmrst
"a i.brs for your success and our erhnaehl ea
Thai the high qualitle winch nave ast'neu,,neu '"'
,nnr ~ viii secure for you tile attachment and
esteem Of yonr new associates and lead 10 ferts ~
1ut,rrs aud as happy as those WHICH nave a''eh"e"
yuu here. x.,s;on n M regret for the
s hall sustain by your removal, ard our cordial
| wishes for your prosperity aud happiness. ,,,,, 49,,
Rev n. Wexford. Edwin Garter, w II: Whi,r; Jonn
| 7 Chew. D. :. fi.rndon, c. Y. Wexford, John :
w.IiCo,J Samuel G.. Daniel. Thomas a. Do:nin, Eu'
uard Nci,oweii, William c. Eea!i, Thomas II. boes'
ura, sir: TIE Classical and Mathematio"' .I i,
,nIs, Won, care in fredrTick burg, been SO e.ou.
/ cd ~ 10 secure for yourself ihe conhuen ~ 10
! patrons as an instructor OF !ou'h u 1'i'''o
m,,i,r nv residence there, frequently altenaen
vour prIyair and public examinations ana iau we u
onporunity 10 Judge OF the order, ndIjuy' anu f''
| Cheney of yoLt .iipls. ..,e,, So en-
,i,iv meets INV appreciation, that know 81 no sth'F
',nnrder " h. 81 care would more eieeriuig pact
son preparing for College or business.
Very truly, yours, . ,,,,coN
SANL Il. NlLSoN'
Ut. Seminary. July 22d, 1884.
r,,,act Of Letter received from The rev. " 'S''
MePhah -, ,ss,ver Of the dise!pln,
,a r,.,lod az instruction IN your Sen'o' "i.1 :,
ana meihou W ,.,,rs az Knowing the requirements
iiI s.ss ~ vour Pupils and VIII mere FAY! VIZ" VIZ,
h,rs oft.n felt III, self caheo upon w ' -, ~ a,
,,ar School more fully meets my appivn,p w.
u'.. !o "a, .h,rb I hats ever been aeqlaih'eo. '
any WIN s,,lI better testimonial III the uni'eI,
~, n..,,.d confidence Of Your patrons, VINO, ="
az" - rial al y6drs, have oniy hfeh ~ 70 y
eu u >. more highly your quiliheaiiols A. ir".";
Pi "a. CONSCIENTIOUS manner I'D WHICH s'"' "'''''
! h .vr been discharged oswtf
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