Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-07-02
ALExAspRrA, VA, June 10, 1s5s.
TIE ALEXANDRIA BOARDING SCHOOL.

From the preceding card will be seen ha, the under
signed has purchased the buildings apparatus &c OF
Mr.. Benjanin Hoowelps Alexandria Boarding School
and he will that institution for III a5ih annual session
the lst October next clo,ng the 18th July follow
ing in conjunction With Messrs j. G. Clarke and Della
ware and Kssciusko Kemper.
The location oi this school is undoubtedly of the
beet in the country is evidenced bv its having been
constantly full Tor many years. The buildings were
crected expressly for boarding school, and
mirably adapted for that purpose Gas and water in
treduced throughout the establishment
The object OF the school will be prepare boys fur the
University of Virginia any other college to hit them
for the duties of e The OF study will embrace
the elementary English branches, the Lntin, Greek
French, German and Spanish languages, IL complete
course of pure Mathematics, Natural Philosophy, Chems
try and Astronomy.
The costly and extensive Philosophical and Chemical
Apparatus fine Telescope, Globes Engineering lnstru
neu,s and u large collection OF Minerals Shells &c, will
1--WE our students advantages rarely offered By private
chools The Principal connected with the University
for seven years Proctor and Patron his teachers
all educated there aud besides their diplomas they pos
sess very attering testimonials from their Professors
Mr. Clark, especially, is exceedingly well recommended
he Is present Assistant Instructor in Mathematics in the
University but will resign that position at the close OF the
present session Our united energies will be devoted to
the school, and every effort VIII be made TO sustain the
high reputation it has enjoyed under Mr Iallowes man
hgement.
TERMS For Board Washing und Tuition in all the
braLches except modern languages $3.50 for the session
half Rthe and hall at the middle
of The Instruction in French German and Spanish
each $50 Charge for fuel and gas, 81.
Latin and Greek longer made charges but
included in the regular The session will also be
prolonge ed two weeks.
For circulars containing full particulars, address
WIN. :. KEMPER Alexandria, Va.
REFERENCES.-The Faculty Of the University of Va;
Hon. VIM Smith, Warrcnton, Va Judge r. Ii. Field,
Cupeper Z. H. Va; NJ. y. Hoge, d. D., Richmond, Va.
w s. Pumer, D. D Allegheny City, Pa June 2j-clm
CLASSICAL AND SCIENTIFIC SCHOOL,
LOUISA COUNTY, VA.
IENHE subscriber designs opening Il school at the
Il residence of Mr.. Atwood Wash, on the lat OF Sep.
ember It's object will be prepare boys for college,
to fit them the business ol liie The subscriber is
graduate in several OF the schools taught at the University
Of Virginia. and promises that the instruction shall be
thorough and the discipline mild, yet firm and decided
The course of instruction will embrace the English La
tin Greek French, German and spanish anguages, Ma
hema.ics &C. The location OF the school is very health
full and the neighborhood unexcepton"ble
Terms per session Of months, payable half On the
day OF February 1882 the remainder at the end OF the
session: 49,
Board including everything except lights SC0
Tuition in the ordinary English branches Ancient
language es and Mathematics. s.--------------.-- 30
Tuition in Modern languages ench. 10
THOMAS A. WASH, Principal
Thompson's CrossRoads z. o.,
Louisa county, Va.
REFERENCES Professors G Harrison. b Glider
sleeve, Schelc De Verc + II Smith. Maupin and VIM
McGuifey Of the University. June 4-cW3m