Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-08-05
STANTON ACADEMY.
LYTTLETON WAUDELL
Prmc,ydi and Professor # Scia
JOHN l.. CAMPBELL.


p,oicSwy 81 CLASSICS and MILITARY 1apgs
FINDER lis present organization hi, ngm
" lion has, during The session Just ended, H..
the highest satisfaction 10 lis trustees ard palr,r.
The course OF study is so arranged as 10 M
pare The pupils for admission inlo cur best Urr
versiies and Colleges, While al The same Time 4
affords 10 those who do mol intend taking a ii. ).
giatc course an opportunity OF acquiring as III.
rough an education as can be had q any Aca'en
in Tie STATE.
The scholastic yearc, mmebces on he 1t Mn.
day in September and ends on lie 3O'h Juae
The following is the course Of sludy II IL
several branches, with tie Tiki Book, u.c! L
each:
Geography Morse's School Geography.
History OF The United States Flos
Constitution Of U. States with StoD's ComEel,
lary abridged.
English rammar-Bnllions'
Rhetoric Blairs, with exercises il Eu.lra
Composition.
Mental Philosothv-Atercrombie
Arithmetic Gleenleaf, with exercises N TtE.
tai arithmetic from Coburn.
Book keeping.
Algebra Davies first lessons and Day-,
Bourbon.
Gcomery-Davies' Legendre
Trgonomeny, Plain and Spherical Ds,n.
Surveying, Theoretical and Practical |
or Gummere.
Navigation and Diall.ng.
Analytical Gcometry-Dave.'
Natural Philosophy CoulsocE
Chcinislry-Comslock.
Astronomy.
Latin Course
Bullion's Latin Grammal-- Jacobs Lair
Reaier-ExeIci.es in Latin composition through
out The course
Cesar, Virgil, Sailnsl, Cicero, Citations, Liz
Select Epislles OF Pliny, Horace, 1acilu- and I
renee.
Grtek Co,uM
Billions Greek Grammar Jacobs Gre
Reader Exercises in (Geek) comrciIa
throughout The course.
Xenophon's Anabasis, (Owcn's,) Herccis
XenopLnn's Nj morabilia, and Iiomers llllai
Ancient Geography with Greek and RaF.
Antiquities will be studied in connection vii
classics Text Books Mitchelhs Ancicn
graphy, Adams Roman Antiquities, ard Ct'"
lands Greek Antiquities.
Military I6siits.
The pupils in Ills class are exercised ~ !
tics three times week V hen The weather : 2
vorabr, ard occasional lectures are deliv,'e.
The subject The exercises in this depaIlmcn. 4
not interfere with The regular school hours.
most marked benefits have resulted from u
trodurlon oi this feature into The Academl
only in The information acquired, hi, 10 rs e.t
upon The general department Of The pupils
pupils are furnished with neat and light nu'.t
and in their cheap and simple uniform they ~
pleasing and attractive display.
Toms fu Session of hire Months
For elementary branches in English ~
For higher braIche-,
For instruction in Tactics,
Payable Al The close OF each session q
months.
Boarding can be had in tie family 81 he !
cipal, and in several een;eel families III lac
al eight dollars monh exclusive Of lishs =
washing.
Steps are in progress for repairing an i
mentng the Academy building and SroulI'
to render them neat and comfortable.
The Trustees cordially commend lhS IL
10 the favorable consideration Of pafsA'
guardians. The Professors are em'hehlp
fed By character and s,ainmenIs for zoe y
lion Of youth, and the situation offers he luz
mens OF economy, health, and good socF9
JOHN II PEiIUN.
SAMUEL. CLARKE,
JAMES CRAWF0Kp9r
ALEX Fl. II. STrAkl
ADDISON WADphL,y
GEORGE NJ. C0cHRAA
WILLIAM KlNALi'
KENYON HaRPhE;,
WILLIAM FRAHlEt'
JOHN B. BALDWIN
| Stanton, July l9-cw4w