Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-02-04

RCNFUitD ACADEMY, KING WILLIAM, VA.
yeSs na,u,c ht- vel! sustained for nearly halt century
and nu.sed !ls year hfy-on pupils The location has
always been regarded one OF the must hsa:hu In Eastern W
gina. =: ., !,
by able and the Of instruction such a. TO
prepare advanced classes every department Of best
Inc discipline of the Virginia Military Institute With which the
subscriber sccay acquainted has been adopted modified
FORM Wit" what ues'is E ii:S
stand tho, pupils instructed by Mr. H. P.s have main
aied at college assures US thai nus manner Of teaching T. 0oS
successful This fact together with his ecsn. discipline as
shown by the unusually depormen.oi h pupils enables Us
''f''0"'s"' "' ''"''' '''' wM DouLwARE, A. NJ.
And Member Of the Board Of Visitors M!I mrSTEk sS
T. 3 Senator and Member oho Board of,a u9,try Virginia
Ana President Board Of the Virginia Military Institute
Judge of Gexerul cour, of Member Board VIII
The subscriber has ase. liberty of stating n 'e conaee,on With
the above the public o ions uped oy me
mon rs 0 ra Isl % january next So IL FITS
Nov. I2-c-"w,ls'March
FLEETWOOD ACADEMY, KING & QUEEN.
commence on th January, end 9th iuy The scho
we'll ko'wn 70 the public from It's having ooYa IN
10 rs deemed unnecessary Besides Mr. Counci my
shall have The ADDITIONAL aid 81 Kidd Of the University
who has had several experience IN teaching me ca
se classes at college, Will be inferred from
the subJoned testimonials
VIRGINIA MILITARY INSTITUTE, JuLY S, 1873.
beg recommend Mr. Council dsns lsheh
graduate Of this nsuo of assistant 'eacher in
yon acmy Nh Council distinguished here by his hsh
scholarship duty Add TO ms nc
has been one year Professor Of sashea'es IN The Inst
satisfaction. Indeed he possesses unusual
qualifications for INSTRUCTOR and am sure T VII o. sau G ao
toyou. T. II o"iih' "ufe''"'e"ae"''
M, II Kidd ate odei my lectures the Latin and Greek Sc
nor Glasses e session OF 75 He thinks Of deYong hnefto
teaching the native ability, the atannens ne Industry
and his sS l' .a s View
merits has reference bis ability sssn ne LIN So greek
Languages. uhoS'c !. as -, ~ aa,n,s..
University OF VIRGINIA, NOVEMBER, 1919.
hvo had in nv young gentlemen who have received
preparatory education IN fleetwood Academy & o
Mr. o. Who pleasure IN stating that they cano WIN such
having read all the Latin and Greek authors usually en-
or4teI preparatory course as enabled Them 10 eher ne se1.
h, nucd may add that they have been inferior 10 none IN
geaeany conduct aud in aenton 70 their rIdes 9ases
credit ny their habits anu auanlien5 on ~ es
~ Professor Ancient Languages
Tho dscpu. of the School, upon OF many
years training and direction OF youth VIII DC Ien as insure
rClcf and obc mild yet wholesome, firm and decided
Tie Of the session for tuition IN AL ne
and board, including necessary, ecc lights SCI
Post Office Fleetwood Academy. Nov: D-e5!9.n
e5Ks. sOUTHGATE's SEMINARY FOR thl f OF NC.
.ien Virginia Lads who VIII nj the van us oe
The higher Ens d s.1h ss, French spanish use
T Nm neTymaa wi. continue teach Latin. Greek AMI
Mathematics, this Seminary. ,.,-,,...
for 50 students S hopes that the most ssasune
sxcc.oa5 ra;r'n for me imnroymsnt o. ,nef ehs'
wi be furnished al who desire 10 know tho 'erine
&C Aaif..s S;s*sns,ille p o. King and Queen county
emo e FOX BOYS Al BAHBOChsvlLLE,
oRaSGE-Th School will ne reoprnc on The 18Th g January
ISL under upcinrenience Of Elias WarsI A NJ o,
E.l, Mthrnacs, Greek French Sc few Boa,ders
can BE accommodated in the immediate neisho1rnoo ~
- ;on i n oer session months AddressJ. b. NEWMAN,
Jan Jan. Isl Barboursvils. 0ranEe Virginia.: