Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-08-29
JOSEPH .. TYLER, Principal.
Staunton, August ], lSi5-clm
RAPPAHANNOCk ACADEMY AND MI
LITARY INSTITUTE,

LITARY INSTITUTE,
CAROLINE COUNTY, Va.
THE mex; session Of this insli luton will commence
on Monday, asth August, and terminate on The 23d
December following.
The Principal VIII he again aided by Mr. WILLIAM
MALONE, n graduate Of the Virginia Military lnsti.
tue whose testimonials (which nre Of the highest cha
racler) heretofore been published and ny another
assiIant in the English Department, OF ability and e1
pprience The School will be divided Into three depart
ments Of English Mathematics and Classics, each with
It's own head.
The discipline, DRILL &c, is Ia accordance with The
Military Institute; and the student may here prepare
himself for an advanced class Of that Institution, or
complete thorough course of edncatt0n, with The add
iun of The same military instruction and discipline, al
rates much below those Of the Institute The expenses
for the year Sl:'n for the sessinn sa2
GEO e BUTLER, NJ, Principal.
Post Oficc-Rapp1hannock Academy, Caroline co.
References to the foiiooing gent!emsn-Those whose
names are marked with have sons or wards At the
institution Col John W Gillian, Or y II Smith, Din
hugh Esq, PORT Royal; .aug Fitzhugh, Geo Turner,
Esqs, Col e 4 Tayloe, King George; Hon Wouehhy
Newton, Geo w Lewis Esq, DR. Jos Wheelwrigh,
Mjnar. ESSEX; -Wm Taylor Esq .wm nleken
son, Esq, Caroline; sCapt James siaget, Southampton
Gen samuel II Lewis, Dr G w Kemper, Rockingham;
Daniel E Wairons, Esq, Alabama; Hon John wat
rous, Galveston, Texas. Ahs lo-cim
VI. T. SUMMERS CLASSICAL AND MA.
THEMATICAL SCHOOL,.
rEIUE OF School VIII commences on tDe
l first Monday in October and continue ten months
TERMS:
The Classical and the ala,le NAUTICAL studies, sag
The English studies, -
arg. if application be made before the commencement
A ,, NJ T SUMNER. Richmond, vn.
Aug lS-ctd
WILLIAM AND MARY COLLEGE, in
THE CITY OF WILLIAMSBURG VIRGINIA.
rINHE Course Of Lectures in this Institution VIII COM
i mence on The first day of October.
The course Of instruction embraces the iolio"lng
subjects: r,,-pYr p,I,, ,a
. Chemistry and Natural Philosophy. This Char is
a, nresent vacant but i'll be filed before the begin
ming Of the course. t,.,
and Natnra Law This Chair is also vacant 1t present.
but will be filled before the beginning OF The next course
4 MoraI Philosophy, embracing Metaphysics, Logic
Rhetoric and Ethics. A. G.. PEaCHY Professor
e Ancient Languages. NJ. ]. AMEhD, Professor.
r Mmnicioal and Constitutional Law and Govern
ment. BEVERLY TUCKER, Professor
EXPENSES.
po,,ding including fuel, lights and washing, will
-, .,s..J Il 30 for the " hole Collegiate course.
Ees for atte ndance each class, s2n; for attend
anec on the Law class, which is now single course,
s31 ,,.,, j., ,.h h,,nch
he furnished by the Professors To the Students
They can be procured In the city OF Williamsburg.
Aug 25-ctOctl
THE following papers will copy twice week un
u, The LIST Ociober and forward number containing
H. advertisement To the President Of the College =
richmond Whie Norfolk Beacon; Petersburg inteiii-
pencer and Republican; Lynchburg Vrenian; Nation
Al Intellicencer and Union, Washington City; Freder-
ickshnrs Herald; Raleigh Star; Southern Churchman;
Religions Herald; Christian Advocate: Southern Lite-
rary Messenger; Montgomery Journal, A'abama; ga
vannnh Republican and Aiedgeviile Recorder, Geor-
ca. Bills for advertising be sent 10 Edmund Chris
tan ESQ Richmond, Va.