Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-07-29
STANTON ACADEMY.
LYTTLETON WADDELL,
Principal and Professor Of .Seicnce.
IOI1N r MDQCTJ

JOHN l.. CAMPBELL,
Professor Of CLASSIC, and Military Tacls.
FINDER its present organization, this insiu.
" ton has, during The session just ended, given
the highest satisfaction 10 lis trustees and patrons.
The course OF study is 50 arranged as 10 PIE.
pare The pupils for admission into our best UNI.
versilies and Colleges. while at the same lime /,
affords TO those who do not intend taking cole.
giate course an opportunity OF acquiring as lo-
rough an education as can be had al any Academy
in The State.
The scholastic yrar commences on The Isl Mon.
day in September, and ends on The 30th June.
The following is the course OF study in The
several branches, with the Text Books used ia
each:
Geography -Morses School Geography
History oil the United States-F'rost
Constitution Of u. States with Story's Common
Iary abridged.
English Grammar Bnllions'
Rhetoric Blair's, with exercises in English
Composition.
Mental Philosophy heTcromhie.
Arilhne,ic-GTeenleat with exercises in men
Ia arithmetic from Colburn.
Book. keeping.
Algebra Davies first lessons and Davies
Bourbon.
Geome,ry-Davies' Legendre
Trisonomelry, Plain and Spherical Davies.
Surveying, Theoretical and Practical -Gibson
or Gunmere.
Navigation and DAZZLING.
Analytical Geometry-Davies.
Natural ilosophy-Coms,ocF.
ChemiSlry-Comstock.
Astronomy.
Latin Course.
Rullion's Latin Grammal- Jacobs Latin
Reader-EXeIcises in Latin composition through.
out the course.
Cesar, Virgil Salusr, Cicero's Orations, Ivy,
Select Epistles oiPlny, Horace, Tacilus, and Te-
renee.
Greck Corr~.
Bullion's Greek Grammar-Jacob>' Greek
Readrr-Exercises in (Gleek) c0mposiiloE
throughout The course.
Xenophons Anabasis, (Owen's,) Ilerodclus
Xenophon's Memorabilia, and Homers llllad.
Ancient Geography with Greek and Roman
antiquities will he studied in connection with Tie
classics Text Books Mitchell's Ancient Geo
sraphv Adams Roman Antiquities, and Cleye'
lands Greek Antiquities.
Military Tnaies
The pupils in This class are exercised in lac
Tics three times week when the weather Is Ia
vorable, and occasional lectures ale delivered %
the subject. The exercises in This department 10
not interfere with the regular school hours. Tie
PRODUCTION OF This feature into The Academy not
only in The information acquired, but in It's erfd
upon the general department otihe pupils TIE
pupils are furnished with neat and light mushei'
and in their cheap and simple uniform they maAe
pleasing and attractive display
Terms for Session NJ Fire Months
For elementary branches in English, $40 Co
For higher bTanohe., ID "
For instruction in Tactics ~
Payable At the close OF each session Of Hs
months.
Boarding can be had in the family Of The Pm
cipal, and in several genleel families in The oSL
at eight dollars month, exclusive OF lights anG
washing
Steps are in progress for repairing and oih..
menling the Academy building and grounds >o''
10 render them neat and comfortable.
The Trustees cordially commend this Ihsthu.II
to The favorable consideration OF parents aIe
guardians. The Professors are rminenuy qua"
fled by character and a,ainmenis for The us ,
ton of youth, and the situation offers me '''eu'
menls Of economy, health, and good soce'y'
JOHN II. PEiION,
SAMUEL CLARKE,
JAMES CRAWFORD
ALIEN H. II. STUAki,
ADDISON WADDELL,
GEORGE NJ. COCHRAN
WILLIAM KINNEY
KENYON HARPER.
WILLIAM FRAZIER
JOHN B. BALDWIN
Staunlon, July 29-cw4w