Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-06-20
FREDERICKSBURG CLASSICAL AND
SCIENTIFIC ATdENEU


TINE Subscriber, who was during two years
i engaged as Associate Teacher in the Frede-
ricksburg Classical and Mathematical Institute,
proposes TO open permanent School in Frede-
ricksburg under the above title, the first term 10
commence on Monday, September 29th, next en-
suing.
The course Of instruction will be thorough and
complete, embracing the elementary and advan-
ced works in the English, Classical and Scientific
Departments. Students will be thoroughly pre-
pared in all respects for the most advanced class
es in the prominent Colleges and Semina-
ries in the country, or for an immediate entrance
upon any business.
The Subscriber having, in connection with his
course of study had facilities Of communication
and intimacy with business men, rarely granted
TO student, haters himself that he can lend very
important services 10 young gentlemen entrusted
to his care, designed for the active business Of
life
The advantages OF healthy location, and re-
fined society, which Fredericksburg presents, Of
fer grea, inducements for Youth, and no pains
will be spared by the Principal TO prepare young
gentlemen tor society as well as for the profess
sional study. The subscriber pledges himself 10
furnish faithful and competent teacher for eve
~ twenty-five boys under his care.
Two Sessions OF five months each, will COM
pose The academic year, the first commencing on
the last Monday Of September, the second on the
first Monday in March next following.
TERMS
For Tuition inthe ordinary English branch
es, per session SIT SO
The Languages, Mathematics, Philosophy,
&C., per session ~ W
Modern Languages, extra.
Board, fuel, lights, ETC., may be obtained in
gcnteel families, for about $40 to lG0 per year
The subscriber further hegs leave TO present TO
The public his credentials from the College Of New
Jersey
COLLEGE OF New JERSEY, May Is, 1915.
The subscribers take pleasure in expressing
their high opinion of Mr. joseph ]. IIalsey's qua
lihcations as an instructor. While student Of
this institution ne stood in the first rank OF Scho
larship, and his moral deporment was highly ex-
emplary. His course of study since he was gra-
duated has been such as 10 add 10 his a!tainments
and increase his fitness TO instruct. We do not
hesitate, therefore, TO express The highest conf
dence that he will prove himself 10 be thorough
and successful Instructor OF youth.
JAS. CARNAHAN, President.
Jos. HENRY, Prof. Of Nat Philosophy.
JOHN McLEAN Prof. Greek Lang. & Lit
ALBERT r. DopD, Prof Of Mathematics.
The subscriber would further take pleasure in
referring 10 The following gentlemen, who were
patrons Of the Fredericksburg Classical and Ma
,hemalical Institute, during his connexion with
the same
Dr.. B. R. Welliord, VIM. C. Beale, Esq,
J. S. Weliord, Esq, Dr.. Nj. A. Blankman,
John ]. Chew, Esq, Mr.. Peter Goolrck,
Gen. T. H Bolts, Mr.. e. Mcdowell.
Maj. Byrd c. Willis
Applications received before the subscribers
visit to the North, or within two weeks, will re-
ceive the first attention.
JOS. ]. HALSEY,
June 6-c2w Principal and Proprietor.
yss ss s S5 As ssanfs years al e De
age, of good character, to be employed as a House
Servant. Enquire at this office
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