Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-08-18

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English, Classical & Mathematical
y @ H O O L.
AT THE ACADEMY. IN
'cHARLESTnWN, EEEERS SON Co., VA.
WA. n KABLEl MA. Principal.
Zass lsss1a for .ls74z5 begins akslFM Of
Septen.ber- and closes tie last IF june
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sea- COURSE OF @MSTRUCTION. 49,.
~ ENGLISH tinclndIns Grammar Compost
i ton, Literature ana sEtacnt4on J.
y 3. Geography and History Al'cteFt ndIhOd-
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X Spanish.
s Pure MsthemgitcsT q q
Q. Natural Sciences.
10. Surveying ana CIVIL EheiPeering;c
IL. Mechanical, ArcPitectpral. and ,Free-hand
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The method. Of instruction, in an instances.
tsiisctsiai culture, earefuily Syoiding. system
which results OHty IN storing the mind with nm
ExaminatiNns both written and oral, viii be
held at the middle and elosr6 of the SESSION. de-
tsinments, the result Of sySbl6h viii be. cOmmu-
nicated to the parent or guardian. ~ y -.
~ repdrts forwarded TO parent or guardian.
DISCIPLINE.
The Discipline ofsthe school is based upon the
absolute Rpthoritgso of the teacher, and the nm
Whilst THU IS demanded land Of MI. the constant
effort is made to foster self.respect and self
the school on the side OF right apd duty ~.
YteiGs habits atld neglect Of study VIM MI not %
No pupil whose example is believed to be pef-
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Of his lie! and ointms ausiiisStioS fSl Sss ESfS
in liberal education at the best institution in
the South tire Jptvsrslty of YiEglnia -and an
81 SIS s Hsr Sn e TRo@Pso BE-
comes the. Asgstant for the following sessi6n.-
He holds diploma rs Associate of Kings Co.'s
lege, London, which ranks first amnng the Coll
!eEes Composing the Universal y of London, and
holds testimHdials from eminent MEN connected
lie RE, 4 " Miller lsts reSsdsp 10 the Reysl
to attending hls college course. and speaks aud
writes with inciluy she German and French
languages. thus ahORdlnR fatalities rarely offered,
for obtaining knowledge of these languages,
now i6scot9s ~ ipp"Etant not only as elements
y.f4 BoARDINGS TIA
Boarders to the number of twelve win be re-
ceIyed into the family of the PRINCIPAL. They
control DE- %t6 6 H5f
studies. and subject to ;sgeh EtlssI and reSula3
intellectual culture aud personal comfort.
- >-L-y 1899 a.. --Ha Y =
For DAY Scholars. & go
Ancient Languages HiGher Matiier6ancs $500
Modern Languages. e9ch.--r-r--.s-.----s, 800
Drawing, with material furnished. ....... 1900
EDElnesrinR. with use Of,lnstruments. for
those making this a specially. 5000
Contingent fee for Fuel, &c...:..........., $50
BOARDTNG PuPms. % p
Tuition in all the departments, Board,
Washing. Fuel and Lights. E.....- $4,000
PAYMENT IN all cases is required in advance.
One-lalt ut the beVlnnlng OF the Session, the
balance on the 1st Of FEBRUARY FOrrfrnther in
formation send for Circular,
Testimonial from Trustees.
-. CnARi.EsTowN, July LIST, 1885,
SR:-As Trustees of the Charlest0wn Aoad.
emY. we desire to e%W egs our eniITc appreciation
of yOur nauaVcrcut Of the AcaIbcmy during
the past year. and SspoeInHy our hfIh apprecia-
ton of your discipline and diligence which MS
resnl ted in n zeal and thOronghnobs in your
pupils rarity sem in Auy school, \
Respectfully yours. &c., D.
HENRY Is. DAVRNPOlI, o. DAVID HOWELL.
THOMAS G. GREEN, ANDRFw HJNTER,
JAS Law. HOoFF. RoU'I T., Blows,
EIEoN MOORE. GEO. II. TURNEIs.
VIM l.. WILSON.