Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-08-12
STANTON ACADEMY.
LYTTLETON WADDELL,
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Principal and Professor Of Sdnoe.

JOHN J.. CAMPBELL,
Professor of Clane, and Military Iac.ia
TTNDER lis present organization, hi. in,li.
" lion has, during the session jus, ended evr
the highest satisfaction 10 its trustees and yall,
The course of study is so arranged as 10 re
pare the pupils for admission into our best Uti
versilies and Colleges, while al The same Tine
affords 10 those who do ROT intend taking cole
sia,e course an opportunity Of acquiring as he
rough an education as can be had d, any Aca.eu'
in The State.
The scholastic year commences on The Is Nj.
day in September, and ends on the 30;h June.
The following is the course Of sudy II =
several branches, with the Text Books use-
each:
Geosraphy-Morse's School Geography.
History OF ihe United Siates-Fiost.
Constitution Of U. States with Slorys CCaas
tary abridged.
English Grammar-Bullions'.
Rheloric-Blairs, with exercises in Egg
Composition.
Mental NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Aiilhmetic-Greeneat with exercise. il IT.
tai arithmetic from Colturn.
Book keeping.
AIgebra-Dayies' first lessons and Dave 1
Bourbon. r
Tlgonometrv, Plain and Spherical lse
Surveying, Theoretical and PracIical-G@'
or Gummere.
Navigation apa DAZZLING.
Analytical Geometry-Davies'.
Natural Pnilosorhy-Comsock.
Chemistry omstock.
Astronomy.
Latin Course.
Billions Latin Grammai-Jacoto' ! T.
Observation-Disclosures in Latin composition Ih@: NJ
out The course. E
Cesar, Virgil, Sallnst, Cicero's Grafton,
Select Epislles tPliny, Horace, Taciius, a.
renee.
Greek CourV
Bollon'c Greek Grammar-Jacob,
Reader-Eyercises in (Greek) comff III
throughout The course.
Xenophons Anabasis, (Owen's,) liz"
Xenophon's Memorabilia, and IioInef' ~
Ancient Geography with Greek arc :
antiquities will be studied in connection
classics Text Books Mitchell'> AncFlpr .,
graphy, Adams Roman Antiquities, aha =
lands Greek Antiquities.
Military 1aeiids.
TIE pupils in This class are eIerel.ea =
tics three times a week when the "ra,m
yorable, and occasional lectures are ~.
the subject. The exercises in MS GfPS' ..
no. interfere with The regGlaI sthevi w. +,
most marked benefits have resuHeG ~.
PRODUCTION OF This feature into he hcao'~
oply in The information acquired, ou' y
upon the general department ol ne 're.,eH
pupils are furnished with re-, an. w.,
and in their cheap and siEpe nTHc'"""'
a pleasing and attractive display
7srms for Session If FIR 'i'''@
For elementary branches in Ehs!!'n'
For higher branches,
For instruction in Tactics 49,. !.
Payable al the close u cacn s'',-"
months. ..,ft-.?
cipal, an! in several genteei iamiill'. = ,i,..>
at eight dollars month, e-clusl'e y =
washing. .;-- ri
men,ing The Academy tuiIdirs a:c
10 render them neat and conio:iaoet;
Tbe Trustees cordially commend nv w. iara
- ,hc favorable consideration Of fa,',"
guardians. The Professors are rrii",ps
fed by character and aa;nInens iot y.
lion Of youth, and Tie situation onsi' ="
men;s OF economy, health, and e CO..
'''@ - JOHN II. pEiIgrir
SAMUEL CLAkhhnnp
JAWEs CRAWInU,.n.iS
aiES H. H. sta
hbnISON WADptL.,
GEORGE NJ. CoGrny%
WILLIAM KNEE
KENToN HARfnIIrrR
WILLIAM FIX n ITS
JOHN B. BALD"H
| Staunlon, July 2s-cw3w