Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-03-26
RAPPAHANNoCK ACADEMY, CARO-
LINE ClIINTH VA


RAPPAHANNOCK ACAD DENY, CARO-
LINE COUNTY, VA.
THE subscriber having been elected Principal of this
Institution, so long and favnraby known, would an
nounce the public that 1t will be opened again The
ls April, ls47 The buildings viii he put In complete
repair and ample and comfortable accommodation will
be afforded for large number Of boarders. The sua-
tion is retired, and remote from any public place, being
five miles from Port Royal and about fifteen from Free
drrcksburg yet sufficiently near 10 be easily accessi
BILE, and unsurpassed by any in Virginia, neigh
borhood hedhess Of location and largeness of
mediation. The OF instruction will be extensive
and thorough, embracing all the studies In the depart
Of the Classics Mathematics and English, usual
y pursued in Institutions Of high order; such as will
fiji the student for College, for any OF The professions, or
for entering al upon the duties Of life There IL
connected with the Institution we'll selected Library
Of about hundred volumes To hch the students
will have free OF charge The scholars will hoard
in the family of the Principal, and he received and
treated members of the same. The government VIII
he parental requiring however strict accountability
on the part Of the pupil. The frs sessinn VIII com
mence tile Isl Monday Of April, and close the last
day Of August, with n vacation ot one month. NO
scholar will he received fer less than session, and no
deductions will be made for absence except in cases oi
Board tincuding washing and fuel and Tuition, per
remainder at the close Of the session, SOS o.
Day scholars, in English branches, y %
q in Languages and mathematics, - 20
French Language, w
H. II
Gen. 5. II. Lewis, Rocknelan; COL John w. Gillian,
Dr. E. Il. smith, Dinwddie q. H. Rev. Z. J. Gibson.
Rev. j. NJ. Bannster, Petersburg; and The trustees oil
March Ie~ctI5thAp Principal
CONCORD ACADEMY.
THE next session of this Institution will commence
the LIST of February and terminate the Both Of June
COURSE OF INSTRUCTION.
The Latin and Greek Languages, Ancient History
md Cam +. Coleman. A Nj.
Mathematics, comprising Arithmetic, Algebra, &c.
ometry, Plane and Spherical Triconometry, Nautical
Astronomy, and the Difftrentia and Integral Calculus
Prof. l.. NJ. Coleman, A. Nj.
The French, Spanish and Italian Languages-Prof.
Isidore Outlet.
Natural Philosophy, comprising Mechanics, Hydro
dynamcs Pneumatics Acoustics, Electricity and Gal
vanism, Optics and As'ronomy-Prof l.. NJ. Coleman'
A. M.
Moral Phiosophy-Prof. F. w. Coleman, AN.
TERMS.
Roard Including washing bedding nd fuen and TUT
tion for the session of five months, Sll5-payabe In
advances.
For the character of the Instilulion the subscriber
fers to the gentlemen whose names are given below;
and for the superior qualifications of his assistant, H..
NJ Coleman, to the annexed testimonial OF the Profess
s0rs of the University Of v VIZ GrEmay p,incOal
Address-Concord Academy, Caroline county.
RErERENCEs.-Hon. John Y. Mason. Secretary of
the Navy Dr. e. p Sco' Speaker Of the Senate of vr-
gnia; Thomas j. Randolph, ESQ., Alhemarle; Dr.
hrmistead Cooks Portsmouth, Robert c. .Sanard, Esq
Richmond; WIN. II. Harrison, ESQ., Prince George;
Robert NJ. T Hunter, Esq., Essex; William III. Tay-
loe, ESQ.,. Mount Airy; Richard Baylor ESQ., Essex;
Col William Armistead,* Alabama; Right Rev Nj
choas Cobbs, D. D., Bishop of Ala; Hon. Thomas H..
Rayly, M. c.; Judge Daniel Coleman, Alabama; WIN.
R. Johnson ESQ., Pelersbure Hon. James A. Seldom
NJ. c.; WIN. A. Gibbons ESQ., New jersey, Gen. Ber.
nard Peyton.s and B. w. Leigh ESQ., Richmond.
Gentlemen who either have had, or who at present
have, sons or wards members Of tho Institution.
of Virginia: " -
UNIVERSITY OF VA, Nov. 30, 1886;
Mr.. l.. NJ Coleman is distinguished graduate of the
Schools of Ancient Languages, Modern Languages,
Mathematics, Natural philosophy, Chemistry and No
raj Philosophy in the University of Virginia. and has
re :eved from that Institution the degree Of MASTER
AR1s.
During his residence ut the University his studies
were purslIed with untiIng diligence, and were re-
warded with an unusual share Of success in every
subject to which his attention was directed. We there
fore regard him admirably prepared TO commence
the duties of instructor OF YOUTH and we cheerfuy
recommend him. not only as well grounded in the
raj branches taught In the Academic Schools of the
University, hut gentleman OF unblemshed charac-
GESsNER HARRISON,
Prof. of Ancient Languages.
NJ. SCHELE DE- WERE,
Prof. Mod. Languages.
EDWARD n. COURTENAY,
Prof. of Mathematics.
WA. D. ROGERS,
Prof. Natural Philosophy.
w. II. McGUFFEY,
Prof. Moral Philosophy.
r. f. ROGERS,
Dec a5-d3tActf Prof. Chem. and Mat. Med.