Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-12-02
FLEETWOOD ACADEMY,


THE Exercises OF the ninth annual session of THU
Institution viii commence on The 22d January next
The scholastic year will be divided intn Two sessions
with one months vacation during the Summer.
The subscriber will be aided by his present accom-
pshed associate, Mr.. j. II. Pitts, whose high and varei
requirements patient and perseverng assduty, insure
the efficient discharge Of his duties.
The course of instruction will embrace the English
Latin, Greek and French Languages, the elements 0
Che mistry, and of Natural and Moral Philosophy.
The Mathematical course theoreica ana prae,lc "a,
will be extensive corresponding with that taught al tht
Virginia Military Institute nj which Mr. Pitts graduated
with The highest distinction.
The most careful attention will be paid TO the morals
Of the pupils and should any enter whose habits arr
depraved and nccrrigbie, they will be dismissed TN.
safest remedy in such casey withou, hesitation.
A fair and impartial statement will be forwarded
every two months, of each students progress aud de
pertinent to his parent or guardian
Having no faith ia any system Of instruction which
does not aim at discpining the mind and rlicitng ia
faculties object will be to teach radically The sub
jects profess and as to the fruits Of our plan and
mode hitherto pursued, feel eratihed in referring the
friends and contding patrons OF the school 10 the sub
jnned certificates from the learned and distinguished
Faculty of William and Mary.
WILLIAM AND Mary CoLLrGr,l
18th Nov. ls45. I
During several collegiate sessions, many Of the
Youths prepared for college by Mr. U White have been
students of this Institutions and take gre pleasure
In certifying, that those students have generally given
indications Of admirable elementary training, by the de
cidedy high rank which they have occupied here, both
al 10 moral department and intellectual requirement.
T. K. DEW, President.
ROBERT SAUNDERS.
Professor Mathematics.
JOHN WELLINGTON,
Prof. Chem. and Nat. Phil
b. TUCKER,
Prof. Law and Govt.
Mr. o. WH,1I.-Dear Sir II gives me great plea
sure 10 have an opportunity Of tesyng publicly the
high esteem entertain for your Academy. The young
gentlemen that from your Academy TO our College
several Of whom attended my classes-liave always
ranked among the first and successful students OF
William and Mary College since have been connected
with the institution. While leave il 10 others whose
longer connection with College will enable them ia
do YOU more JUSTICE speak of the success of your p
nils In general deem agreeable duty TO advert rs
peciay lc the Of those who, under my care dc
vote themselves the classical studies. deem u an
agreeable duty because cannot hut speak IN the high
est terms Of hem whether laok TO their thorough pre-
paration 10 their well trained minds their industrious
habits or finally their gentlemanly and irreproachabe
conduct. .on,
Prof. Humanity, Vim and Mary College
The Terms will be- for Tuition, Board, and every
necessary except lights SIS pei session Of 1--WE months
PAYABLE at its expiraiion-$5 for day scholars per an
num- Addresa-O. White, Fleetwood Academy
Nov. 2S-c3t&cwn y. WHILE