Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-07-05
CULPErER MILITARY INsTITUTE,

June 29--c2m
CULpEpER MILITARY INSTITUTE,
NEAR CULPEPER COURT HOUSE, VA.
'EN second session of this school will commence
u Inc hret day OF next September The of in.
stuc Ion will include the Latin Greek French and Span.
IN Languages Mathematics Natural Philosophy Chem.
ls;ry, and lower English branches.
he teachers engaged To conduct the school eradu
aes II the University OF Virginia and Virginia Military
ihstute who will adopt the modes of instruction pur
TERMS:
Board tuition washing fuel and lights for ten months,
For circulars containing full information, address
CHARLES F.. LlGHTFOOT.
Culpeper Court House.
REFEREN
We have the privilege OF referring to the following:
Faculty v M lnstitute Lexington
Professors Maupin Harrison, Gilderseeve, Schcle de
Vere McGufey University of Virginia
Pref Lucen Minor, William and Mary College
Rev Joen Broadus. Charlottesville
John Hurt AN
John Hunter, Esq Louisa county
Col John Voolfolk, Orange county
Rev WIN White, d, Lexington
Rev VIM Pend!cton
Gen VIM Richardson Richmondcity
Col VIM Taaierro, Glouccster
James Barbour, Esq, Culpcprr
w D wal!ach, Gan George Cooke. A Bell ESQ.
Maj Henry Hil U Army, New York
5 Voss, Esq, Raposhannock county
Capt James Stark
Thecitizens OF Cul3sper July 3l-c,f
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.
'EHllE Faculty will proceed ON the 3ls Of July, to sp.
Il point State Students for each) for the following
districts:
I-Accomac and Northampton
l-Ci,y OF Norfolk
lll-NOriolk county and Princes Anne
lV-lsle Of Wight Ennscmoni aud Surry
V-SouthamptOn, Sussex and aud Grecnviilc
Vl-City OF Petersburg ndcouniy OF Prince Gcorgs
sVli-Dinwidde, Amelia and Brunswick
Xl-Pittsylvauia
Xll-Haiiax
Xlll-llenry, Patrick and franklin
SlV-Bediord
XV-Campbell and App0nla,ox
HVll-lianover and HeLrco
XVill-City OF Richmond
HlX-Goucester, Mathews aud M,ddlcse.
HN-Lancastcr Northumberland, Richmond and
Westmoreland
milking aad Queen, ring William and ESSEX
XNlV-Farfax and Alexandria
EXV-Loudoun
.XXvII-MndsOn, Culpeper, Orange & Greene
XXVlll-Albemarle
XXX-Buck:ngham, Amherst and Nelson
XXXI-Jeierson und Berkeley
XXXl-Hardy, Hampshire and Morgan
XXXlV-Page and shenandoah
XLi-Russel. Scott and Lee
XLlV-tireenbrier, FAyr:te Nicholas, Raleigh EraX.
on and Pocahontas
XLVI-Harilson, kitcnie, Doddiidge, Pleasants and
XLvII -wetzel. Marshall Marion and Tyler
%LVIiI-Barbour, Upshur, Lewis, Gilmcr and Ran
dOph
XLIX--Monongaiu, Preston and Taylor
Applications, accompanied by testimonials ot character
and capacity profit by the instruction given At the Uni
Eersity sEoGH Uc W oI
cu,y Applicants should state their ages and the schools
hree) they propose TO enter. should ao appear that
ueher themselves nor parents are able TO meet the ex
penses of their education the University without aid
State Students exempted from the payment oil
REGULATION and tuition fees and rent amounting
he aggregate TO about $lO3 :. AAuPlN.
June 5-clm Chairman of the Faculty.
WILLIAM AND MARY COLLEGE
HSO enable such OF the Visitors and Governors OF the
a. above Institution sy desire 10 take part III tn
Ceremonies which will be consequent on the arrival o
The remains of JAMES MONROE n, the City OF Rich
nond, MONDAY, the 9Th day uf July Ia desire in
mall increased with IN m. By the fact, that the
ieceased Sta,esma1 and Patriot distngui ned
,lumnus OF William ami Mary College, have concluded
alter he day heretofore appointed for Convection Of
he Visitors from the 9Th iha cth day of July; which
mentioned day the Visitors will please assemble nj
heir COnvoca,ion Room in the College, iu take into
JOHN TYLER.
June 29-c2t Rector of William and Mary.