Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-01-07
EDUCATION.

EDUCATION. !
ACADEMY.-The exercises
L. of this Institution will commence on Mon |
day the 18th Of January. Ii is located near the !
Brook Road, about one mile from the city OF Rich |
mond. A few more pupils can be received.
WIN. A. PEARMAN,
EATON NANCE.
Jan. 6-3t. m tu&f
A MELlA ACADEMIA few vacancies.
N Apply soon Terms Board and Tuition
I'LL July lst, 800, pupils entering in January;
SIS, pupils entering in February-payable in ad-
vance.
Direct (post pad) Lodore p o., A" ella co.
VIM. II. HARRISON.
II EDUCATIONAL Virginia Lady we'll
qualified as Goyerness, wishes employment. the
ensuing year in senlcel family.
Direct as above.
Dec 2i-w6w VIM H. HARRISON.
RUMFORD ACADEMY.
TNtiE subscriber would inform his former pa
L irons and The public generally, that he has
again taken charge OF this Institution, the excr-
cises of which will be resumed on the 9Th inst
I'm this school will be taught the Latin, Greek and
French languages, Malhe naics, including Arh-
ineiic, Algebra, Geometry, Plain and Spherical
Trgonometry, and Surveying, Natural Phloso-
ply, Chemistry, together with all the branches Of
Tic English language usually taught in prepare
tory schools of the highest grade.
The stricest attention will be paid 10 the moral
culture of the youths entrusted to him, and his
discipline will be firm hut parental
Terms per Session. NJ Ten Months
Board, including every thing 500
Tuition, 80
One-half payable in advance and the balance
on Isl September. Fl. J. CHRISTIAN.
Jan 3-w2w
CLASSICAL SCHOOI4-Thc next session
Ooi my School al Col Bowcock :, 9 miles North
east of Charlottesville, will begin on The 22i Of
January next, and continue 10 months, with one
months vacation in summer. All the branches
will be taught, that are usually taught in the
schools and academies OF The State.
Testimonials OF my success in teaching having
been already before the public, will only stale,
that will use mr. best efforts 10 bring my scho-
lars forward with rapiIity and accuracy. Tuition
fee g! per month.
Boari, &c, will be furnished b. me or Col. Bow
cork al Sc. per month. GEORGE Give.
Charlottesville, Dcccmhcr3l cwiw
FEMALE SCHOOL.
TIME next session oi the School for the instruc-
lion of young Ladies al my house will COM
mencc on the 18th of January next and terminate
on the last of july
Miss SARAH r. ToLr will continue 10 act as In
slruclress.
Miss rs qualifications nave been tested during
the three past sessions in which she has been en-
gagged, and il is confidently believed she has given
entire satisfaction 10 her patrons.
AL The branches necdtul 10 a thorough female
education are taught in the school, and every a.
lenlion will he paid 10 The moral as well as intel
leciua advancement ofthc Young ladies' both By
Mrs Davis and Miss Tole
Terms forHe ScaoLoNic ycar, rs i1!!ous:
For tuition in the English branches, so
In French 10
Music ON the Piano with use OF instrument, 81
Drawing Painting, Embroidery and Worst
cd Flowers each .
Board IS
r. NJ DAVIS.
Address the subscriber al Miilcr's Tavern, Es-
sex county, Va Dec. 3l-cw3w
CLASSICAL SCHOOL.
TIME School at Long Creek, Louisa, will be
l. continued the ensuing year, under the super
inlendcncc of the subscriber The Greek, Latin,
French, and English Languages, will be taught
together with Mathematics. Geography, Arilh-
mctic. &c The price for board tuition, wash
ing and lodging, will be Sll per month. The
School will commence on Monday. the 20th oil
January. 1915 WIN. q. /. NELSON.
Long Creek, Lonisa Co, Nov. clallf
BRUNSWICK ACADEMY, AT LAW
RENCEVlLLE.
THIS Academy has been in successful opera
lion during the last three years, under The
management OF Mr.. Dabney Browne; and the
Trustees ieel justified in recommending il 10 The
Public. It's location is noted rs being healthy,
and il Offers as few temptations 10 vice as am
place Such has been the discipline OF the School,
that while the Trustees have reason 10 be salts
fed with the progress Of the Pupils in their stu
dies lhey are no less pleased at their correct mo
raj department during the past year.
The Academy will be open on the 18th OF
January
TgKMs-For session of s months, 10 be paid
at the end of each session, Board :i2 50-rnition
fee ior Greek, Latin, Antiquities, Ancient and
Modern Geography, and Mathematics ;;20- Ma
,ural and Moral Philosophy S20-Ffench So
Common English Branches Sl2 30.
Mr.. Charles Turnbull. who resides within less
than Il mile Ot the Academy, will board any who
may prefer the country 70 The village. For other
particulars, application can be made TO I'd.
Hicks, Esq, Or. Ed. Morrison, Mr.. Browne, or
to the subscriber HENRY LEWIS,
President Of the Board OF Trustees.
Dec l1-cwA
VIZ ASillNGTON HENRY aCADESl =
wv s. l.. DrxToN, Principal Of the Male De
partment Mrs. 5. J. Dunlon, Principal OF the
Female Department.
The present session ofthi> institution will close
with public examination 10 be held on the i9;h
and Doth OF the present month 10 which the pa
irons Of the Academy AMI tlie friends Of literature
in General. arc respectfully invited 10 attend.
The exercises oil the ensuing year will be rcsu-
med on the 81 Monday in January and close on
the 20,h OF December, 1915, allowing a vacation
OF fire weeks between the Summer and Fall
terms.
Board can be had with the Principal, incu-
ding tuition, al $3.50, payable semi-annnally; or,
al 500, payable scmi-annuallg in advance.
Tuiton-For spelling. reading, writing, and
the first principles of Geography, English Gram
mar and Arithmetic, $50 For the higher branch
IS Of English Science, Mathematics, Latin and
Greek languages. $50. Music onlhe Pianoby Miss
Morrison. an extra charge Of $40 per scholastic
year For French an extra charge OF so. IN"
Rev. Henry Smith has consented 10 continue his
instructions in the Classical department.
Persons DESTROYS 10 paironize the institution,
NAV address the Principal at Richmond, Va
The Trustees of this Institution take peculiar
pleasure in recommending Mr.. and Mrs. Dnnion
who have had charge OF the Academy the present
year. 10 Tie patronage of the public rs e.nlnenty
qualified for their profession.
THOS. G. TINSLEY,
President Of the Board OF Trustees.
rI,novor Dec , 1914 w6w
ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL SCHOOL.
Al Inc Bruascick lMincraL Springs, BfHnSEieE,
Frginia.
TIME exercises of Instruction will be resumed
again on the 18th Of January, lSl5-Ihe first
session commencing on the 18th Of January and
ending on the 18th Of June; the second session
commencing on the first OF July and ending Oh
the la;t of November There being short slls-
pension OF studies from The fifteenth Of June 10
The first OF July, CATER public examination the
Summer vacation being shortened with the view
10 give TO Students the advantage OF me Springs
in the sickly season Of The months oiAugust and
September.
In the English course will be taught those sub,
iecls which are commonly taught in public and
private Schools, The higher aud minor branches