The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-12-14
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nURtNG the enluing year !. Oglvie will reiirne
- and purtue the proTcllonIl intrusion Of youth
IN the town of Wilton, Albemarle. heaIthnels
oil the iitliaUn, the cheapncs of boarding the al
mott total EXECUTION OF every opportunity iucite-
ment 20 dlpation, among9 the reafons tina, have
induced him to remove from Richmond To Mil,un
In returning ths employment, (Which painful and i'm
p-tious circumstances have for . few months, com.
PEELED aim TO fufpeni) he brings with him an unds-
eyed tenhol;ty 20 It's attractions, anG dctern,na-
tio TO perform its 2ures with all the aiituitv and
zeal he is able HI, cou5ie Of intrusion is
dVibie into two parts The fra part vii: ts,npre-
bend Engliih Grammar, Geography, Eiocuton, En-
c!iis Elements, Arithmetic Particular attention will
ALTO be paid the tudy of the dead languages, where
IT may b. the with of parents. The ieconI part of the
oourie will comprehend, the Pnilofophy of Rhetoric
lrgic, E'hcs, Political Economy Cr;tici;n, Com
petition, i,ftory, foare of .he mott curious and usf;
branches of Natur philoiophy, and variety of
niiceilaucous information, which it would he diff
cult ~ rii': and arr .Dge under dlftin,q heads He
fh'h' 1t ini:t be o1vr'is to every perlou policing
any degree of caiIruT and ineli.,e that iuch a
colre of intruaiGn is better cacuIateJ 70 ;n,,roya
the taouities OF the mind, purify AID cxDa,sl the
belt affections OF the heart, than an executive a,t.
ton {" The itE4y Of ne dead languages OF It's ii3p-
f"r efficacy in overcoming. Incidence, awakenn, Gu
rcil.y, lnipring low. o knowledge and 4 oen.rops
eniiauon IN IT, i.Jrlt % it, AMI above all in train
IE young peT'ons 20 h,h-s of caudoar, bsr,evoence
and ie's-command, peri"nIl AID perlevern,- rypr
rence FOR icverlI years, has afforded him the t,o "a
tSa tory evidence. When there circua,iIanes. r,r-
ba,ei With the additional abour both of mind aud
BODY, which the execution of this plan inun reou;rs
are inpirtaliy couiidcred, he truas thai his charrs
tor tuition will be deemed realonable From ter r,
hteen years of age, would feern in ba tho
per'o1 beft adapted to the fudps thai CO =. ,oC ,L
pm part Of the eourf. From fifteen 70 ei,ht.cn tn
tlole winch compete thu fecord. Bows who conf
I'ence at the age OF ten twelve and advance r,dn
Sy d rsgnilrly through every part of the courr are
likely To reap FAR greater ADVANTAGES tha, Ccb - an
Ter at more advanced aye, when their habits are
Isis flexible and when they are Obliged to hurry pre
c'nt'teiy over, or omit altogether, the elementary
tudies The latter is Of the circumstances; which
has heretofore occaloned his frequent change of plaep
AMI which, except in a very few initances has rre
Vei'cd him from exhibiting impartial freedmen of
ihs comparative and practical merits of his rorrr IS
,n'tTnGtion. 1t j. bis MOI anxious win, thar = ma.
l'rY o his pups may be conlpn!ed OF bows from ,
80 f'ceer years of age, who will continue urdu H..
t'itca ub;ii they ilIall oom2edt the courre Ind.
rhsIa circumstances he indulge, hone tina, :, v,ol
De IN his power render fervices rrrn,,nent aud
iG'''tan'lal, aal 10 lnipre his pupils with love oi
knowledge and prediction for uranly, ufcf,,I anil
h1a9ur1ble ientinents and puriuts which yyoulI ~
ert prednminant and Deceive influence over their
future barpineis and ufeuIrefs in foei,tv lie win;
IS TO receive FROM twenty five tn thr,y pnps. M,
charge Tor tuition, will be forty dollars Der aunp,
Tor bny'unde the age of fifteen and City dollars pr
Snpum iIr young perfons above that aye: par.,,s
who may he drpoic to place their fops under he
toA will make application to the fubfcrber by letter
or otheTwife, in Milton. The fchool will he onen.
Ell on the ieeond Monday in January, 1906.
-, JAMES OCLVIE.
Milton, November %, 1905.