The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-09-17

GtrWe have received letter from the Sec
retary of the Richmond Classical Institute, re-
questing US to give the following circular several
insertions in our paper, and $50 subserve the
cause of general education and obhge the guar
dams of this flourishng institution" We are
always willing TO do every thing in our power to
promote the cause of education, but the crowded
state of our advertising columns will prevent us
from giving the notice more than one insertion:
RICHMOND CLASSICAL INSTITUTE.
We take this opportunity of announcing to
the public, who may feel interested IN the great
cause of general education, that the examination
of the students of said Institute will take place
on Tuesday, Odd of September next, Also,that
on Wednesday, the day following, there will be
an exhibition by the same, consisting OF original
and select oratons, with several choice dialogues.
In connection With which q literary address is
expected from Rev. Kenny, of Wheeling; and all
to be cheered by the Carroton Band. Come
one-come all.
Furlher:--The Board of the above mention
ed Institution would avail themselves of the pre-
sent occasion to present its claims to the public.
Although the Institution has been in successful
operation almost two years, averaging thirty stu
dents each session, yet its rightful demands for
liberal patronage has never been laid fully before
the public.
As it was somewhat an experiment, and labor
ing under some inconveniences in relation TO an
edifce,we deemed it heretofore inexpedient to la.
Dor much for lis celebrity But now we feel full
ly warranted, from its past success and present
advantages, in saying much in its behalf,
Through the llberaiity of generous public
we have this summer erected a splendid edfice,
sufficient to accommodate one hundred students.
1t stands on an emnence adjoining town, having
a fine prospect of all the adjoining country; and
consequently, the Poet, the Painter, the Astron-
omer, and indeed, every Votary of science will
find it desirable place.
Richmond must be regarded as possess
f ing as many, if not more advantages for a
College, than any other town in all the Western
country. The morality of the place is nowhere
excelled the manner and department Of the c
Fl tizens are such that the students who have beer
I called by duty to leave, have generally left will
reluctance. And, in fine, its health and religious
f advantages are such as are worthy OF being
sought. The facilities of access are numerous
and when the student is here, boarding tuition
!, and general expenses are low. Good boarding
90 and $l,25 per week Tuition, for Eng
!, lish department, $500 per session, of 5 months
for hg her branches $500 per session, We have
two Prolessors-one of Languages and Mora
E Sciences, the other of Mathematics and Natura
: Sciences-both of whom are we'll qualified fo
their respective duties, and to give full satisfac
, ,tion to the students A literary society is con
nected with the Institution, in which young mer
may make great Improvement.
Our next session will commence ON the frs
Monday of November next The attention 0
every young man who desires cheap and pro
: found education is invited to this Institution.
! JOHN COOK, Pres't
: W. LoK1MER, Sec, Of Board.
Richmond, Jefferson Co., Aug 25, l845.