Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-09-22
SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.
ACADEMY.

ACADEMY,
MEAN III WI \. I6SlissSo5sk
yUNlIis i- a Boarding School for Boys-limi,rd in nun,
her ~ twenty.
The session begins lt OF September ui continues ten
mouths. with a vacation OF two weeks al Chri.,mns.
TrRMs-SHH for tuition, board, fuel. washing and
KrrERENCEs:-llon A.. II. II. Stuart. Judge /. p Thumn,
-cr, St"nn'oi; Geo. n. Johnson, Esq, Richmond; Professor
:. M"upin, University Of Virginia. Sept 4-c!y
CIRCULAR.
III 'opSf. cLOPIoN having resigned her posi-
ANA tloii. as Principal OF the Williamsburg Female Aca.
denny, and accepted the invitation OF the ciizcns OF Vii.
Harrisburg aud the surrounding country. TO open II S,nina.
IS for the education OF young Indies, win commence
School on the lat October, is5i. ut the house 80 lonr known
~ Inc Raleigh Tavern. The accommodations iurbonri,rs
will be ample.
RALEIGH INSTITUTE,
Williamsburg, Va,
:. JUDGE CLOPTON.
The Raleigh Institute will commence is schola-,ic year.
ist octooer neNi, ending July Isl, lS5, comprshcndins two
halt sessions at 81 months each. The course OF study will
embrace al the branches pertaining to II thorough English
education, Modern and Ancient Languages and Music.
Term per ray session G four and a hag m~oHhS-Payda's
IN ddrdneT:
Board, fuel, lights, tuition in all English branches, .s1j %
Modern aud Ancient Languages, zach, ..............-7 30
Music riSilo' W
pr,wius and pnin,irr ~
For al English branches.
" l3 years, %
over IL years ~ 90
REFERENCES:
Rev. J. +. Joynor. Dr. Garrett, Mr.. J. II. Barlow. Judge
ScGrburgh, DIR. J. n. Calf, Col Il. II. .Armstrad, Mr.. X.
saunders, Williamsburg; Capt. X, Anderson, MI. Richard
Garrett, DIR, F. Power, York Mr.. Nat. piGgot,, Mr.. Henley
Jones, james City Mr.. b. p. Curtis, Warrick; Nh. II.
Vaughn, DIR. VIM. Vaughan, Mr.. VIM. Smith, Hampton
Col. Farrnr, DR.. Meredith, Louisa; Capt. DERRICK, DIR. II. j..
Du.Val, Heurico; DR.. Z. Lewis, King and Queen, Rev. j. y.
rurpin, Rev. Srotswood Fontainc, King William Mr.. J.
I. Scswcll, Gloucester; Rev. r.. b c. Howell, J. Il. Jeler,
K. Ryland, Basil Manly, Jr, r. Ford and f. Boggs, Rich
mond. July lc;lstOct.
CLASSICAL AND MATHEMATICAL SCHOOL.
CHARLES CITY COUNTY VA.
FENIIE subscribers will open their Classical and Mathc-
Il NAUTICAL School, ar NorthwUod. i'll Charles City Coun'
", about three miles northeast OF the Court House, on the
18th of September next. 10 close on the 18th Of July follow.
in.. during which time an interinission of two weeks will
be- given ut Christmas.
Ia this school will be taught the Ancient Languages, tho
French Language, Moral Philosophy, Chemistry, all the
branches OF the ordinary English education. and Mathe.
nIa,ics i'll lis various departments.
In conducting the school, every effort will be mnde 10
prepare pupils for any College or University, or TO give
them q sound Practical education.
The situation is very healthy aud has been for twenty
years the site Of n school patronized by the most respects.
bic gentlemen. Pupils will he received into the families Of
the Subscribers, residing halt II mile apnrt, having their
school room midway between them, on the following
terms:
For tuition. board, washing, lodging md lights, per term,
$50, payable sclni.nnnuAlly in advance.
Conrcynnccs will meet any who wish il at Wicoxs
wharf.
We respectfully refer the public in behalf Of Mr.. Adams,
ono OF the subscribers, 10 Gcasncr Harrison, Professor of
Ancient Languages; Edward II. CourtenRy, Professor OF
Mathematics; NJ. Schelc Do We're, Professor Of Modern
Languages; w. II. Nc(iuhy, Professor OF Moral Phi.
Medics of the University OF Tirginini and Rev, John =.
MCGUIRE, Rector Episcopal High School, AleSandris, Va.
A. II. FERGUSON,
Aug. 25-clm f. A. ADAMS.