Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-12-25
NVasilingtoss Academy.

L of establishing in the tow ui Washington In
sliluiinn on more extensive scale than heretofore give
notice that they viii OPEN the Eth 81 January 1882
and Will terminate the first session on the 18th of July
The second session will commence on the Isl Of Sep.
trmtrr aud terminate the 21th Il December
This School Is designed To aordi 10 pupils npportn-
nifty 10 obtain thorough and liberal education. The
subjects embraced in The plan Of instruction will he:
lst Ancient and Modern Lan2Ga.cs-riz: the He
brew, Geek, Latin, French German Spanish and
Italian Languages and Literature, Ancient and Modern
History, &c.
The Languages will be taught with constant Ety-
biological reference 10 the English systrmatca and
thorough knowledge Of the s,ruonr and mai rial of
the latter being Important branch uf Modern E!uca
ion. All the languages viii he taught after r manner
of the approved high schools IN this country and
in Europe--vz: by oral and written exercises, aud
TRANSACTIONS made from the English ino tr respective
ancient or Modern langua!e al-e, by examinations and
questions on The best text books.
The French and German being spoken by one Of The
Principals, pu pills ho may desire obtain facility III
conversng IN those languages viii have an ample op
portnnity afforded them.
81. En- iish Grammar, Geography Composition, Flo
culion Book Keeping, Mathematics "a liberal course
Chemistry, Natural and Moral Philosophy &C., &c.
Mr.. Grayson will also have Il Fema.r School ICON
Quoted by lady Of experience and hi III literary alta
ments, In which young ladies' will he Instructed in all
the branches of English Education, Modern Ian.
guages, Vocal and Instrumental Music, Needle-Work,
Drawing, &c.
Vocal Music will he tau ht in class - without an tx
Ira charge. Piano and Guitar al the usual rates.
Mr. Gray son bases his claim 10 the public patronage
the fact OF his having conducted this Academy for
number of years 10 the satisfaction nf bs employers
Mr.. Maerens refers 10 Professor Harrison, Of the mi
versiiy Of Virginia. I'm whose family h. Las taught and
given entire satisfactorily also, 10 Professors VIM. b.
and Robert c. Rogers, Of the same Institutions; the Hon
Judge Cranch, of Washington CITY, and many other
gentlemen 0f distinction and learning
Washington is situated AZ the base Of the Blue Ridge
Is remarkably healthy place. and there h.uns
Of vice within lis peaceful borders. The society of
Raprahannocs is of the first order.
TERMS-For board. washing, fuel, light, &c, ften
n
s31, with an extra charge Tor Modern Languages, Mm
sic, &c. Board 10 he paid hal yearly in adsance
Additional Information ran be Gh1tHrd by addresslng
the Principals who will furnish Liars containing an
accurate statement of all expenses
C w GRAYSON
II w MAERTENS, A NJ.
or The male and female pupils will IN sepa-
rate buildings bur eat The table. thereby
ing advantages that will be duly appreciated by parents
Washington, Rappahannock CO., Va, Dec l-cllt
FLEETWOOD ACADEMY KING AND
QUEEN
rfsHE twelfth annual session Of this Institution wifi
Of on ns FED Iqnna | sa TG1 1h fret
ending the 21th Of July and the me both De-
cember, with month = vacation during the summer
The subscriber has secured the continued IT
Mr. Council, who during his cnnneI,nu WIKI Ibis
Acniemy has, by faithful pnnctull and ze1lous di-.
charge o. eve,y duty, fully justified The h4h rncum
uns passed his scholarship and character by the
Professors of the Military Institute, II which he gfadu
ated with the highest Distinction and tor some tine
acted assistant professor Of ila'homatirs.
Mr. Henry a w are has also been engaged. Mr.Hare
has been student Of Fleetwood fcT several years
i well qualified 10 discharge the duties winch ne las
assumed. The health;ness Of The situation IS pro-.
verbal.
The unvarying and increasing patronage given the
school since ia establishment is The smrrSt guarantee
the public could have Of us merit, aud the strongest
assurance ofthe in which II has been conduct;
edit further were required. we nigh; point 10 num-
hers of its former students whn having distinguished
themselves Al College, are now no less distinguished
in the active vacations Of life.
The sub.srib-r's long experience IN ging boys.
has laugh: hIm the absolute necessity Of srnicr biscir
LINE. a system OF rules and regulations has there
fore been established, the rigorous enforcement ut
which under the vgiltn supervision Of the teachers.
viii pearn, quet AMI order 10 every member Of
the school,
The Terms will br-For Board with every neCessl
~ except canjesl ana Tuition IN all the CLASSES
French and Iaciics included SSi for the first session
payable the 2ni luiy and 500 for The srcond payable
at the end oi tht.rn. y. WHITE.
Post DlTice-Flrelwo0d Academy.
Dec 22-c2awlw iwtJan2l
CONCORD ACADEMY.
THIS Institution Is located 10 Caroline county, var
L ginia, forty miirs North ui Richmond. aud three
miles from, the Richmond and Fredrricss hurg Railtnid
The course of in St,uctinn comprises the Latin. Greek
French and Spanish languages, Mathematics ~ All Us
branches Natural and Moral Philosophy.
TERMS for Beard and Tuition, fu. six months, CON
mencing the III uf February next, VIII he Silu-Si"u
payable In advance s4u At llr close of the sr,sion.
L w COLEMAN. ~, Principal.
In COLEMAN, 4 NJ.
Past 0fice-Concord Academy.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES John Mason,* Secretary 81
the Navy: DR. + Scott Speaker Of the senate Of "
rlna; Gen Bernard PrytOn,~ Maj Thomas VI Ellis,
M.ssrs u w Leigh James Seldom and Robert Z
stanard Richniond Hon Robert u ! Hunter aud ElGh
nrd BAYLOR = Esq Essex; M~ssrs John rabb' and Jno
n Bryan,* Gloucester, Messfs Mlrrs w FISHER" and
George Wilkins. Accomac Col Thomas Ran
dolph- and VIM & Rives,+ Esq, Aihemaris; VIM u
Tayloe,% ESQ Mount AIRY, VIM II lianison,~ Esq
Prince George; Mai Clayton G Coleman Louisa; ~
armistead Cooke. Norfolk; William II Roy Esq
Matthews; Hon Thomas Il Bnyiy Thomas u Ghoison..
Esq, PETERSBURG; Andrew Hunter, hsI Jefferson; nes
VIM Friend Port Royal; RI Rev Nicholas Cobhs, Judge
Samuel Chapman,~ and Judge Daniel Coleman, Ala
hama; DR. WIN e Dauel,@ Georgia; John Compton,
Esq .nuisiana Hon James u Mason,s Winchester.
Grntenen who either nave had. or nj present
have, sons or wards members OF The institution.
Dec l2-CtFrbl