The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-12-21
EDUCATION.

| huRlNG the eniuing year 7. Ogilvie will re5ume
- and purdue the profciiional intrusion of vouth
IN the town of Milton, Alben,arie-'rhe hea,thn.cs
OF the huation, the cheapnels of boarding, the al
hot totai execution OF every opportunity incite-
nent to diilipa;on, are amorp the reafons thar have
| induced him to remove from Richmond TO MiI.on
In returning this employment, (Which painful and nm
porous circumstances, have for few months com,
PEELED him TO fupend,) he brings with him an undo.
cayed ienibility to its attractions and detern,na
ton to perform its duties with al! the ailiity and
zeal he is able to His courie of infruaio, !.
divilble into two parts The firh part will compre
hend Enghih Grammar, Geogr<phy, Elocution, Eu-
ehas Elements, Arithmetic. Particular attention viii
aio be paid to the Rudy OF the dead LANGUAGES xvb.r.
1t may be the with parents The fecond par OF the
eourie will comprehend, the Philofophy OF Rhetoric.
Logic Ethics, Political Economy Criticilm, Com.
Pontioh iiiitorY, lone OF the nof curious and uei
branches OF Natural Philosophy, and variety Of
miiceianeoas information, which i, would h. a;,T
cult to c!ais and arrange under dilina heads IIs
'hinks 1t mutt be obvious every perfon poneliug
any degree OF candour and intelligence, that fuch
eourie of nitruction batter calculated to inprov.
the faculties OF the mind, to purify and expand the
belt aife 4ons of the beart than an executive s,,eu
ti"n to the fudy Of the dead languages OF its G,pe.
rior efficacy III overcoming Incidence awakening Gu
rioty, iniPiring love of know ledge and eenyyous
emulation in the purlut of it, ard above all in train
my young Perions habits of candour beneyal.ncs
and ieii-command, perGonal and perfeverirs expe,
rience Tor ieverai years, has afforded him the moo IA
t'siaetory evidence. When theie circumstances com.
bned with the additional abour both of mind AID
body, which the execution of this plan nun reou;ra
are iniPartially cnnfdered he tvus thar his et,rc
for tuition will be deemed reaforable From, ,e, O.
isteen years OF age would feem IN peneyol to be the
period belt adapted to the Guides, that compofe the
ilrit part OF the courie From fifteen 70 e;qLteen I'm
thoe' winch comPoie the iecond Bows who COM,
mehce at the age OF ten twelve and advance gradu
any and regularly through every part of the courC are
likely to reap far greater advantages than finch as
ter at more advanced age, when their habits arc
ie's flexible and when they are Obliged to hurry pre-
ciphateiy over, or omit altogether the clen,entarv
fndes he latteris of the circumstances, which
has heretofore occaoned his frequent change of paee
ana which, except in very few inaanees, has pre-
vented him from exhibiting impartial feeci,ren f
the comparative and practical merits of his curf of
lnttrueton. IL is his mott anxious with thar a ma.
Jory OF his pupils may be competed of bows from ten
TO fifteen years OF aye, who will continue under b,
tuition until they ihall oompleat the cnurfe JJndpr
theie circumstances he INDUCES hone that II would
be in his power to render fervices permanent ,ri
inbtantia, and to inGpre his pupils with love ri
knowledge End prediction for manly, ufefI and
honourable ientiments and purfuits which wou;d er
ere predominant and decifve influence oyer their
future happiness and ufefurefs in fociety He win.
es to receive from twenty-five to thirty pupils. His
charge Tor tuition, will be forty dollars per annum
for boys under the age Of Fifteen and iv dollars nr
annum for young perfons above that age: Parent.
who may be dpoed to place their fons under his tp-
ton, VIII make application the fnbfcriber bv le,tp
or oiherwile, in Milton. The fchool will be- oren,
ell OH the fceond Monday In January 1906.
,., JAMES OCILVEE.