Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-01-07
ROANOKE CLASSICAL AM

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ROANOKE 0LAssIGAL SInanL 49, !,
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county Va near Roanoke not in the State for the
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all the materials assured youth win be well ground
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raj and religious assembly weekly or
intelligent be had in respectable private houses use
OF the finest rirrinathe community being amply
nothing shall be wanting qualify The pu
re conduct The Schoos conducted on liberal
parochla exclusively tuition in
branches believing That Theology or systems OF RELIGION
and Greek SOL lig er branches such as AGe.
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SCI nsn rs5 ses" m ] o. ~ m" anu o" 10 pSp % ne
Of sn,1aass ss
icsarhy in the University OF virginia
| rhs preceptor Henry L. CLASY
Dec 23-c;i Aspinwall, Charlotte county, Va.
WIDWIY FEMALE ACADEMY.
~ToruNC more necessary but that
popular Institution will be OPENED on The first Monday in ocO
ber and eTs s rsanns Of his able sccomrssJ and
snrs5 PRINCIPAL the SELECTION OF her fcowlabore
bs ohs. subscriber spared any ig ha,
se his Institution worthy the patronage has
rsceye been taceiouS said that was our overc"orsd
and rom IRE other STATES II what that has retained them
tsurnng and t q T with them and
Intellectual young ladies thai any school IN the C" can
SUi required longer han entire Satsfc
siyen,o for day longer Than school large ma
pupils hn their education al Midway AcadeIy
The who entered other Institutions have invariably taken
the highest stand all The Classes The young lady who took the
the Buckingham Institutions alter single session. was
educated Midway Two, who distinguished themselves al The
1 at ne vS:s
they take conspicuous sIan III the first Classes
the aua
ono large family Of daughter TO maize money oy c Grsra
expectati) ms or desires
er spropey IoIe It's present repu
requires advertising The number is limited 10 twenty
boarlers-no day scholars or ,ny 6ye day ooardeIs
including everything and tuition in all the English o1ane
es or ten months-tht scholastic year-wlll be st22
French Gsrms9 spanish and Italian and Lan each 81
Guitar, and use OF Instrument 20 20
With Vocal Music, % %
Painting and Drawing, each 20 40
Address Mier.s Tavern, Essex county, Va selL 3-ctl
WARRENTON Is. c. MALE ACADEMY.
public thai they have secured The services WILLIAM
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youth, and gentleman Of high character for virtue morality ana
Standing aud in pce,ug where he is well
known Mr. Mashee aided the OF Mathema
S ssuden sG at the university Virginia which institution he
GG Of 81 ia @
The next session will the second
Monday in January next. 49,,
TRRMs-Doard or Of months s50e ;he with the Pm
Benjamin e. Bouke, ST. member The Doard o.
Tuition the Ancient Languages and Mathematics
So session VIII
made Natural Science and the Of Apparatus
Each will charged dollar curing the Fall session
" w. y. EDWARDS, Prest
p We the subscribers have known Mr. VIM M1shee for many
ycur during which resided Petersburg Va
nv of us having committed the instruction OF children TO s
ca re- having been his pupils and we bear willing
testimony capacity fitness and dhiuness Teacher
10 his walk Christian and his high moral worth al
gsnemun can with confidence ecomnead him 10 the pub
David May, Francis Major,
Jno p May, VIM Panni
Geo w Boiling, Henry Pannil
Thos 6 Gho,son. Jos Pannl,
Ja.A Alfred DM Bernard,
Robt /. Madison, Robl II Jcnes
Joseph ID White Son, Jno w Syme,
Lem'l PEBBLES, I A Field Jr.,
Petersburg, Va.
With much Measure add the above recommends
on. ~ W. MARTIN,
nec I6-c6 Richmond,