Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-12-29
IITTI .ETOWN ACADEMY.


,sHE Trustees az this Institution woaid respectfully
announce IL The public. That tEcy have secured the
services Of MIR LEVI REUBEN, a. Instructor for The
ensuing wear Mr.. Reuben Is recently from he STATE Of
New York, where M the Trustees learn from numerous
and dattrrng testimonials in his pnssession and from,
other reliable Sources he has been engaged rs an in
strctor during the last four in large and nu-
rishng Academy, with "emnrnt ability aud success.
As his labors have been in distant, part ri The coun-
trv and consequently, cannot he Immediately referred
tn by those who lake interest ~ their school, The
Trustees deem il due 10 HIM 10 Insert the following les
timnnial:
"Mr Levi Reuben has for fnr wears hcen Teacher
in this Academy and has uniformly given the highest
satisfaction He has for and half terms hecn as
sociaied with IN conducting The School, and II gives
me pleasure IL hear testimony II his pure and ~ waited
character man, md thorough ani EXTENDED attain.
mrnIs as a scholar. Although alnost entirely self
taught in lie Ancient Languages his classical attain
mcnts high order, and IN depth aud accuracy
supass those of many graduates of College. lie has
taught with eminent ability and success IN this insIltu-
tinn The Ancient Languages. Mathematics, Natural
Sciences and common English Branches. lis winning
manners faithful and skilIGl lnsnciinn aud line sco-
Iatshin have secured him The nnbnuldrd confidence
and admiration of all the students of The institution.
regard him M young mnu Of very great promise and
trust will with liit success IN life 10 which his
talents, character and scholarship enilI- him in ali IN.
common degree.
CIVILIAN F. BaSc0M, Principal.
"Yaies Academy, Orleans Co. y. Y, June ], lsl6 "
1t il hardly necessary that the Trustees say anything
in addition Ia the above. hry will stale however,
tia: thew regard their Srho, ~ af,rding r al
a cond thorough AMI practical Education. Young men
can he prepared in Il To enter College, and can he al
vanced nnr or two years in their College course. Among
The branches which will lie aueh if desired, are The
following: Latin Greek, Natural Philosophy, chenls
try Physiology, Geology, Algebra, Geometry, Survey
ing, Book Keeping, &c
The village of ltlrlown is retired and peasant and
connected nv good roads with The principal towns III The
adjacent conlles. The society il good. and The school
in The Judgment Of the 1rnsiers offers many induce
menrs 10 those who wish u spend pleasant and profit
able term III the prosecution Of course of study.
Trilion FEES are Notwithstanding from $40 IL
SIT 80 per session Of five mnnihs and hoard can he
procured nj si1 per session. IN '- village. here ;ir
teacher can watch lie morals Of tile scholars, whe
lhrr in az cf school
The School will be opened on Ike second Monday IN
January. ~ :,
ANY communication addressed 10 nr. Thomls u
Brown ut iiiietown Sussex county, Virginia, VIII IL
'''"'' HENRY Z. SCOTT,
FRANCIS Z. RivE5,
JHO. n. WALKER,
JOS. II. PARKER, Trustees.
NATHL D. BIRDSONG,
THOS. %. BROWN,
EDWIN C. SCOTT,
Dec. 25-cit
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