Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-04-09
EAppAHANNocK ACADEMY, CARO-


THE sulscrhr. via. hren elected Principal Of this
Institution so long aud favnfahly Known. would an
IeuEte 10 The pubic, that viii be opened again the
lat April, 1917. The buildings w 10 pu, ~ complete
repair, and ample and Comfortable accommodation will
be afforded for iHr.o number Of boITdrrs. The SLIM
ton is retired ami remntr from any public place, hgiDg
five miles from Port Ruya, and about fifteen from Free
derckshnrg, &c, sufficiently near Ia be easily acctss
bic, and unsurpassed ny any In Virginia. AZ 10 neigh
borhocu, ha!hnsss J location aud nrienr's ct accom-
modaiior. TIE course oil INSTRUCTION viii be extensive
ana thornngh embracing MI inc studies IN lie depart
of i'lassci Mathematics and English, usual
" pnrsu- Id IN Institutions Of high order; such as WI.
FL the student for College, for any OF The piulrssnns
Tor entrrlng n ore ncnn Hc duties Of e. There IS
connected v iii he lns''tniin we'll selected Library
of ahuit hundred Volumes to whiuh the students
Will have free charge. The scholars VIII board
in tho family Of Tho Principal, and Va received and
treated members Of the sauna. The government will
be parental reqnifina however stric accountability
on the part al lie pupil The r,I ses.nn " IN COM
the LIST Monday of April, ami Gloss The l;=i
day of August, win vacation Of month. No
scholar Will lie received for l-ss ai session. and no
deduc ions viii he made for stssnce except in Of
proirac;rd Illness.
TERMS.
Board tincudlng washing and fuell and Tuition per
session Of Ave months, If payable IN advance and The
remainder the close o. the session, $65 o.
Day scholars, in English branches, - 81
j" In Languages AID Mathematics, IS 90
French Language. 90
RRrrarxcrs-Hon John T. LomaI Fredericksburg;
Gen. !. II. Lewis, Rockinsham; Col. John w. Gian;,
d. E. n smith, DinwiGdls y. II Rev. Z. J. Gibson (,
Address, for the present, Por, Royal. Caroline Coun-
wv GEO. G. EULER, A. NJ,
March l9-ctl5,hAp Principal.
CONCORD ACADEMY.
THE next session OF this Institution win commence
the lat Of February, and terminate the 30th Of June
following: ,.,r,,,,,-,o,
The Latin and Greek Languages, Ancient History
and Geogmphy-pr"f F. w. Coleman. 81.
Mathematics, comprising Arithmetic, Aeehra, Go.
ometry, Plane aad Spherical Trigo"snetfy, Nautical
Asrnnony and tn pfrrenliai and ir.cera! Calculus
Prof l.. ~. Coleman, A. ~
The French, spanish and Italian Lansuases-Pfof.
Tsdore Outlet
dyuamics, Pnsumates Acoustics, Electricity and Gal
vanlsm, Optics and Asronomy-Prof. l.. NJ. Coleman,
A. NJ.
Moral Phosophy-prof F. w. Coleman, AN.
TERMS.
Board tincludina washing, bedding and uen and Tut
ton. for Tie Of 1--WE months, Sl5-p1yable In
advance.
For The character Of the Institution, the subscriber re-
fers 10 the gentlemen mhnso names ARE gwen below;
and for the superior Qualifications Of his assistant, i.
Coleman 10 .r aunered testimonial Of the Profss-
sors Of the University .. vlrs,n IN; r,.r p...,,,
Address-Concord Academy, Caroline county.
REFERENcEs-rIon John Y. Mason. Secretary Of
the Navy; H. f.. p cuttt speaker OF The SENATE OF Viz
.nia; Thu,nas !. Randolph, E,q.,' alhrmarle; DIR.
Arnistcad ,nnk Portsmouth; .ne,l g. sIannrd Esq
Rirhnond; WIN. II. Harrison. Ed Prince George
Robert NJ T. n inter, Esq )" Es--g; William H. Tay-
loa. ESQ.,. Mount Any; Richard Byio:,. E,q Essex;
Col William ArmIstrd,. Alabama; Right Rev. NJ
choas Colis, H. u Blshnp Of Ala lIur. Thomas IL.
Bayly, NJ e.; Judge Daniel Cnl,man, Alabama VIM
r Johnson E.9 ;. Petersburg; Hon. james =. Seldom
NJ c.; VIM. A Gibbons, ESQ., New Jersey, Ger. Der.
nard Pc, ton.. and o ". LeIsh, Esq,' Richmond.
.Gentlemen who ciihsr nave had, or who al present
have, sens or wards members CT the Institution.
rT.stinoplal of the Professors Of the University
y UNIVERSITY OF VA, Nov. 10, 1885,
Mr. L. NJ. Coleman Is distinguished graduate oi inc
schuols of Ancient Languages, Modern Languages,
Mathematics, Natural Chinsophy, Chemistry and flo.
n, Philosophy In the University Of Virginia, and has
i. .eyed from that Institution Tie degree OF MASTER OF
Ans. .,. -; ,,,
WEIR pursued with untiiIng dili2ence, and were rU-
yardsd with an unusual share OF success IN every
subect 10 " hc, his attention was directed We, there
fore regar! bin admirably prepared TO Commence
the duties OF an Instructor al youth, and we cirerny
rrcomme nd him, only well grounded IN Inc scve-
raj branches taught in the Academic SCHOOLS OF Inc
University, bnt as gentleman oil unblemsnea chaiae-
TOR and eoneilieung manners, ,,,.a,
Prof Of Ancient Languages.
H. sCHELE DE vERE,
Prof Mod. Languages.
EDWARD n. COUeTENAY,
Prof. OF Mathematics.
WIN. B. ROGEkS,
Prof. Natural Philosophy.
". II. McGuFFEY,
Prof. Moral Philosophy.
&. E. ROGERS,
n.c ns-datAcu Prof. Chem. and Mat. Med.