Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1853-08-23
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BeFtyViIle, Clarke county; Rirgin1a:
TNIIE iSSt Session ofztis Academy esliiiiencel
y oullonday t1e 5ti day 8 SePterEl1sEsis5 gn-
'''- 81. GARTRR J. IARRIs, PsTselF Al.
Trustees Of this institution have alter great
plIns and trouble secured the services q gent
higlly qua hlied % every respect tqr t esPoll1e
and iiilpot i6nt once of Instructor
Mp u dRHis graduated at the UnivefSit Of ifln.
ia With as Will appear tru5a no-
mails now IN the possession of the Board Of Trustees.
From these Testimonials We have been permit 81 ~
take tho following extracts. Dr. Harrison, one u the.
Professors in that Institution IN letter bearing date
July 23d IS49 after stating that Mr. Harris attended
his lectures and took his degree saws: 's consider
him very competent, both trol his actual attainmens
and his apacty to give an llntsJiEy high order of
instruction In the Latin and Greek Languages, and
hate great confidence ia recommending him, rSry de-
eHsly to parents who may wish TO have their sons
1r taught in tesc objects of learning" Mr. COrrte
neY Professor of Mathematics after expressing his
confident belief IN the capacity of Mr. Harris
teach iia several branches of Mathematics usually
taught, &C. says that e therefore very cheer
fully recommend hiin competent to undertake the
duties Of mathematical teacher IN school or acafie
my"
other and highly satisfactory evidence (given as
teacher and Conductor Of school for the last four
years) only of the high scholarship OF Mr. Harris
but CT his capacity enforce and aintal proper and
Parents and others interested in having their sons
and those committed their charge prepared for ad-
mission the advaIced classes at ote of the cole
lcgcs of the United States for the usett and prc-
teal affairs OF e are itfted TO patronize tile school,
Hoard may be lad in the village or the country at a
convenient distance, exceeding one mile and
half
The course of stnSiZ VIII comprise what arc sotn,
monty known asLlc elementary English branches,
a full course of pure Mathematics, the LATIN and
Greek Ian gacs-alsO, II desired, the FrenCh5 Ger
man and Italian Languages. Classicst1ught upon the
plan pursued In the g University of Friifia and in
connection with the languages of the Greeks and Ro
MANS 50 much as practicable of their History and
Literature.
Terms per Session.
For the Elementary English Branches including
-.
For the same Branehes, including pare Ntathe-l
MATES; -loUO
+ For the Greek and Latin Languages, either,
Including theoIhey branches before ncntionet
An extra charge fpE the Modern IanGllages-
Tuition bees toE SESSION are FtliiFef - be F1f IN
advance to DIR. Randolph KowIislars Treasurer of the
Board, or David II Mcclure, Esp either of whom
will give receipts and issue certificates of admission.
Parents and others earnestly requested to enter
their and wards at the commencement of the scs
sion-none permitted to enter for less than session.
BOAED OF TRUSTEES.
Province Mccormick, President,
Geo. w. Bradfed, Secretary. r.,
Col. BENJAMIN Morgan, Dr. :. :. Neil:
Dr. Randolph Kow-nslar, John Louthau, ESQ,
George w. Lewis. Esq, d. II. Mcclure, ESQ,
Daniel w Sewers, Esq, DIR. w. ID. MEG ire,
DIR. f. J. Kerfoot, Edward Mccormick, ESQ:
July 20, IS53-6t