Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-01-29
FLEETWOOD ACADEMY,
ZINC r. OFTEN

THE Erercises of the ninth annual session Of this
institution will commence on The 2d January next.
The scholastic year will be divided into two sessions,
with months vacn,io. a.,i"s the snnmer.
The subscriber will be aided by hs present accom-
n,isbrd associate MI II. Pits hose high and varied
patient and perserering ass,dty, insure
the efficient discharge Of his duties.
The course of instruction viii emsrace the English.
I,t,n. Greek and French Languages the elements OF
Chemistry, and of Natural and Mural Philosophy.
The Mathematical cnnrsa, Theoretical and practical
viii be extensive corresponding with that taught al the
Yi:.ina Military lnst,u'e, at which MIR Pitts graduated
with The h CHEST distinction.
The nosi careful ate nlon will b. paid 20 The morals
of the pupils and should any enter whose HABITS are
dep,aved and nc rrgibe, they Will be dismissed lthe
,aiest remedy such cases) without sitation.
a fair and impartial statement VIII be forwarded
every months OF each Students progress ana oe-
portne TO his parent or guardian 49,
Having no faith In any system Of instruction which
dos no, aim al dscipiinng the mind and ri'c"s lie
facult,es our object win be teach radically The sab
jects profess; and as TO the fruits Of our p.n ano
mode hitherto ursued feel Grained 10 re,of,sns e
Joined certificates from the learned and distinguished
Faculty OF William and Mary
WILLIAM AND MANY CoLLEor,
i7ih Nov. ls45.
nuriny several coeciate sessions, many "f Inc
vo,ih. o, pared for college by M- White have been
sudens OF this institutions and take great pleasure
in certifying that those students have orally given
Indications OF admirable eemcntar, training, by the de
cdedy high rank which they have occupied here both
as 10 moral depo. and intellectual requirement.
I. u. DEW, President
RORERr SAUNDERS.
Professor Mathematics.
JOHN WELLINGTON,
Pro-: Chem. and Nat Phil.
Prof. Law and Govt
Mr.. O. wn.1r.-Dear Sir: It gives me great plea
sure 10 have opportunity OF resulting publicly Inc
high ssec M entertain for your Academy. The young
gentlemen that from your Academy To our College
several Of whom attended my ciaases-have always
ranked among the rsi and mos, successful students Of
William and Mary College since have been connected
with The institution While leave II TO others, "hose
longer connection with cur College viii enable them TO
dn Won more Justice, speak Of the success n your p-
nIs In general deem IL Agreeable duly TO advert es
pcciay the Of those who, under my care &C.
vote Them selves 10 the classical studies. deem It m
agreeable duty because cannot but speak ~ the high.
es; terms of Them w'ehsf ok 10 their thorough rt-
paraton 10 thc, u trained mnas, their industrious
haoiis or finally, the IL gsnemaniy and irreproachabe
e0ndae' chs. MINNIGERoDE.
Prof. Humanity, WIN and May College.
- The Term, will he. for Tuition. Board, and every
necessary exsep, lights SIS session Of five months,
payabe nj its rx ,rson;S'5 for day scholars p6r an
Nov. gs-c;,&cw,f .. WHITE.
MRS. soUTHGATE's SEMINARY,
TOR YOUNG LADIES. win again 60 INFO operation
tan viii be ih,rouph embracing al the branches of
Polite Engsh Education, French, Muse, Drawing and
Painting, and Ornamental Needle WORK
The scholastic will consist o! ten months, ana
pupils wi he received any time during the term bat,
without an r.p:c UNDERSTANDING, will be expected to
remain tie Whole time sfer entrance
Particular attention shall be paid 10 the health and
comfort of the young !ade, and nnw-aFrd care taken
to improve th morais Three teachers win te daily
engaged In advancing their intellectual al'aia"eh'S
TERMS.
Board, for The Term, sH
Lodging and Lights, 90
Tuition In English branches, on
Music, M
French, ~
Drawing and Painting. AZ
Ornamental Needle Work, -
Dec. l6, Ie45.-clat5t