Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-09-11
MISCELLANEOUS.
SELECT SCHOOL AT THE RED SWEET
SPRINGS, ALLEGIlANY COUNTY.


DROPS SSoR HOLMES, late Of William and Mary
/ College, will open Select School at this eauliful
and healthy place on the Isl OF October. Thorough
and careful instruction viii be given in all the branches
OF learning usually taught in high schools and collie
r-s Able instructors will also be engaged whenever
the number of pupils may require their assistance.
The Boarding. department will be under The imms
daie OF Nj SAMPSON the Proprietor of this water.
ne place, and the students VIII have the best accom-
madations which the country affords.
The session will commence the LIST Of October,
and end on the 18th Of July.
The texi books employed will be those used III The
University Of Virginia. Young men, intending To he
Come pupils, are recommended 10 provide themselves
with books required by their contemplated studies
anL TO bring such books as they have been previously
using.
onshalf IN advance, and the other half on the Isl oil
March This covers all expenses for Board, Lodging,
Fuel, Lights and instruction. sept. 4-ctissoct
THE RICHMOND ACADEMY
FINDER the supetnendence Of the subscriber, WIN
u be opened Monday, lst of October, isis, and
the sy of instruction will be idehtic lily the Same
that pursued In his School formerly located on Co.
vernon street.
Having by experience become fully convinced that
decision on the part Of the teacher, coupled with
reqn,siton OF Underwriting regularity from The pupils,
be the only guaranty 10 substantial improvement,
the Principal would hereby inform his par and the
public that his hitherto strict yet parental discipline,
will DO faithfully observed and his constant rndravor
will be To lns, into the minds of those committed Ia
his charge the convclion that manly independence of
q,
entirely depend upon sacred regard TO Truth, Rect
,nde and Promptitude In early youth.
In the choice of Assistants, his determination is to
engage Only those who pre- eminent IN their claims
TO Morality, Patience, Perseverance and Scholarship,
tsubj.cIing tae same TO the confirmation of the Tius
tees and III tho selection Of Text Books those alone
which, after strict personal examination, are found
adapted the Institutions If the South will be adopted
Pupils lfaeeLtly advanced IN English can receive
instructions gratis in French and High German both OF
which languages daily becoming absolutely neces
sary as well TO the man Of business na the scholar.
In the Greek aua Latin Languages, the conventional
aiion in al the various colleges OF Conl
mental Europe will be followed so thai IN the event o
q pupil wishing TO conpiet1 his education tnefe, ne
win lose no time in having to acquire method dfcrin
So entirely from that Of the student III America ana
Eng The art Of scanning, h'lhe.o almost entire
~ ~, y,sctad will continue to be taught, without
knowledge of which the beauty oil the classical authors
can never be truly appreciated ..,
TERMS: Payable quarterly in advance Tuition
in me usual English branches iS4O. Tuition 10 the
advanced English branches, Ancient languages and
higher Mathematics SoG
Sept. 4-catawtlOthoct ]. c. F. BENNETT.
FEMALE SCHOOL IN POWHATAN.
THE subscribers School taught by Mr.. and Mrs.
Monday in October, and Will be continued till last Of
July neI., making one session Of ten months. ln-
slrucliun will be given in all the English branches
usually taught, together with Latin and Greek. les-
sons in Music Piano and Guitar will also be given.
TERMS:
Board and Tuition for the term, $40
Music SAY; use OF instruments SIS $40
There are few vacancies which it ia desirable 10
have filled. School limited TO ten scholars. Payments
hall yeaiy in advance.
Sept. ll-cw3w THO. l.. HoBSoN.
1r Richmond Wing requested TO copy.
HAMPTON MALE AND FEMALE AGA
DENY.
TINE exercises of this Institution will be resumed on
i the first Monday in September, and continue forty
-four weeks, exclusive of vacations.
The course OF INSTRUCTIONS, commencing WIN the ele
ments OF the English language, Will embrace the
higher branches OF Physical and Mora Science, Mill
,ary Tactics the Latin Greek and French Languages,
together with Music, Drawing and Painting. The
Principal has been engaged teaching for the last ten
wears and offers his past ebo:s and success As The best
guarantee for future fidelity In the discharge OF his du
lies HIS assistant in the female department, Miss
Clarke, comes to him recommended by Mrs willard,
of Troy Seminary, New York, aud especially BY MI
Andrews formerly Professor of Music la that School,
al an instructor in that department
Mr. Morrisett has had some experience la teaching,
and is strongly recommended by Colonel F. III. Smith
Superintendent of the Virginia Military Institute, of
which School he is graduate.
IN. institution is furnished with an apparatus, pro-
haby not Inferior that of any School In this section
of the Statr and il is believed that the course Of in
s,uclipn is sufficiently thorough aud extensive 10 pre-
pare the student successfully, either for College or the
sctiye pursuits OF life. sep |-ra'