Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-09-25
JNO p sEfTAUEE, Dean.
Prince Edward Cour, ilouse, Sept l5--ctlsiNov
TIE RICHMOND ACADEMY,


THE RICHMOND ACADEMY,
ITNDER the SUPERINTENDENT If the suh'critrr WEI
u be re.opened an Monday, st Of OCTOBER, iS'9, aud
the ~ stem Of instruction. viii lie iirntic lily the saEi.
as that pursued his School formerly located on '"-
vernon street. -
Il,v,na bv r,u.rrpcr become fully convinced that
decision ,i the pat I'll the eacl.er, compiled with i
rtquisItion al undertaking regularity if"i ihr pupils
can be r only guaranty I" >0h'taiii' improvement
the Principal would hereby irtrrm Ills patrons ana TIE
nuhc Thai his hitherto slf.ci. parental discipline,
win lie faithfully observed ani his constant cnd-lv"T
will be to instil into the n's III those Committed 10
his charge the conviction" that manly !"
Character usefulness 10 society and success ~ lie,
entirely depend upon sacred regard 10 Iinih, Rrct
tude aud PIumpiitude III early youth.
In the choice of ASSISTANTS his dtte' inalinn y u"
engage only those svlo are pre- eminent III .elr claims
10 Morality, Patience, Perseverance ana Schn!arslp,
lsubecng tie same 10 The continuation ol the rus
tees and III the selection Of Text Books, those aIo's
which, after strict personal EXAMINATION, are ionnh
adautrd 10 The Institutions nf the South VIII he adopted.
Pupils suifcicntl, advanced III English can receive
instructions gratis IN Frcnc. ana High Gefman b"'h oi
which languages daily becoming absolutely nec-i'
saiy well 10 the man ot business as the scholar
In the Greek aud Latin Languages, The conventional
pronunciation III use II the various colleges oil Cont
entail Europe w: hc followed, that III the event OF
n pupil wishing Ia complete his education there, he
will lcse time IN having ,oaequire mehnd dhefn
entirely lrom that OF The student III america and
England The ar ol scannns' hi'hcil" almost rnllie.
t. neglected, will continue Ia hr taught, without
knowledge oil which the beauty U the Classical auoIs
can III br Truly appreciated
TERMS: -rarabe quarterly in advance. Tuition
in The usual Engah branches $40. Fulton ~ tie
advanced English branches, Ancient languages and
hipher Mathematics $50
Sept. 4-c{tawllUlhuct }. L. r. bEHNaf 4.
HOME SCHOOL. FOR YOUNG LhtIn:.
rFrIE mex; session Of this SclJol will Commence the
L second MoEiay t-h) Of October, By which i!"'e
the and commodcu. accommodations for II VIA
have teen completed. Eyeiy arrangement viii lie
made 10 iasurt health Gna comfort
The School Is III my family, and under my aus
,,ccs. The numter al pupils Is Limited to IL; all
10 be members Of the family, and to receive the
same care resieusiy, morally and intellectually,
Us lf they were our own children. WIN so small
number, special attention I'm 6e given To each ont.
both discipline and instruction rendered complete, ana
the pupil provided with thr best substitute tor HOME
The aft, Clons at The heart will be- cultivated no less
Than The faculties of The mind; and an effort conscrn-
tousy made afford education al once systematic,
thorough liberal aud finished. Nor will accomplish.
ments lar und-frated or neglected. French Will be
taught by native professor. Music by competent ana
Instructors and also Various kinds CT ncsue
and fancy work and other ornamental branches
The family aud the school will he under the sa-c'al
Charge Of Mrs. Mwnp, aided by tile most competent
ass,siants for uhuae qualifications will be fssponsi-
BILE. 5ho will retain her present resident assistant,
Miss Z. A. Sigwaa., who has had several year. e1-
rrrience in teaching IN SnIth.rn Schools ana families
will also aid az far compatible with nssidunua NJ
ent,on to my profession, in inspiring love OF know.
ledge, in impaHing general information, and Gvins
efficiency Ia every department.
II is believed that such e school will conbn. The
advantages Of rahc and private education, between
which the opinions of the iudcicui 80 much ai''
ded Experience thas far has moso tnan confirmed
every expectation in regard 10 t!it plan pursued
1trrs for The session # fus monshs:
Board mud tut,on in all the English branches. Si:o
French Italian Spanish, Latin, Greek &c, each ID
Music fbnth Vocal and lnsirumentalJ OIL The Harr,
Piano and Gu;af each -
Fancy and Ornamental Wcre
Painting and Drawing, ct professors prices
The only ezra charges are The uIuil one5 Tor wash
ing. and for the use Of musical Instruments.
REFER TO
Right Reverend william Meade, Right Reverend
John Juans Hon John Z. Mason, Conway Robinson,
William n. Macfarland, Esars Reverend Hiiiam
Reverend Dr. Empie. Riohn,nnd; Reverend
Robert Ryland President IL Richmond College hese-
I.Gd Dr. Mctiuit-y profrssar; John u. Minor Cnvrr-
shy OF Virslnil. Also, the following gentlemen VINO
were last patron, al the scaooi: Major Ennuhh
Christian, Manr Thomas u. Ellie, r. buVii, ahd
l.. n. 1Ig., E.Grs.. k.c1mand, Samuel ffyaf, hii',
Uinwidd. o6inty, En:inii; raillun FioHiing, t'd,
cor:;y Jahu +. M-a,!s, E"q, Guy Point,
James Lea. Esl Petersburg, Thomas Green, Esd,
Washington, George W. Mlasc and J"in O. c"!-nln
E>qss., Un,unlovn, AlabLma, and ioii P1wha;an Ill
lis, Mississippi.
r1- Circulars viii lee sen, t. IL VI" ia.y rt<est
them, - u. Hi''"'
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