Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-01-16
UTg,Oam Grammar School.

Vie extent to which this Institution has be en- patronizs
from ts comm ami the advantages which, under
proper fail TO combue have Undue ed the
subscriber TO foIeso other and best enerrt,
u MS m'nd TO fostering into mature usefulness charge which
was committed TO hun III its earliest infancy He has
ns deerninedso 10 extend the atths school,
na the sment wishing TO complete his education Uni
sersy OF Virginia, other College United States,
may not only have the of preparing himself for
hut by having previously lied atthe Grammar School a
ever may he comprehended in the classical or rahe
courses ote college for which he designed may the
period Of his collegiate laborr, aud with industry
aid ability, ensure distinction in his classes While The
scholar Is abourng in the rugged paths of science he
wal, be occasionally called aside by auring
Ihe principles and structure Ut his language will be
infinitely explained TO HIM and by tracing its Source in the
primitive tongue, each word derived Of the dead
languages he be earng and by the anso
ges between them he will find himself sgreeably exercsd in
improving ms knowledge of both After he shall have
quired competent knowledge the structure Of his own
language, hi, attention will be directed the cultivation of
his taste. For that purpose he will take book Blairs
Lectures on Rheorc but instead of connug him 10 the
authoritative and frequently superficial dicta of Dr. Blair
will be the aim of his instructor awaken him love OF
research by colatns for him the opinions the best critics
both anient and modern The instruction will fur
.neI comprise anent and modern geography, the Of the
globes practical surveying, logic, metaphysics aud moral
philosophy The school will be furnished with au excellent
par o globes aud complete set Of surveying
winnie Mr. Unless extensive plantations will afford the youn-
gentlemen ample room for the exercise Of their skill
having been rumoured that Mr. Rockford intended e,
retire from the mathematical department Of this schoo t.
subscriber happy to state, that he will continue DISCHARGES
The duties OF that deParmen doubt with the success tst
ha, r hitherto accompanied his e.eltions,
The present session Of this school will close on the 18th Us
De9emhe The next session will the first ia
of January, 1927.
Prices of Board and Tuition
Board per session of five months, $40
rSaou' ~ 20
The prices OF Board and Tuition payable advance but
IL IN any cases should be inconyenirnt the money
bonds will be expected; that for board payable to Mr. Giles
the other Qfor tution) TO the subscriber.
Mr. GILES IS now building and will have ready by the first Of
January house exclusively for the ACCOMMODATION OF
the school, SO that inconvenience that may have hee
heretofore sustained by young gentlemen the nunbeY
that occupied the room, will be entirely re-
moved by this new building.
An arrangement will probable he made with gentleman
who celebrated teacher CT modern languages. TO
lessons at The Wigwam in which opportunity wifi by
presented TO such may desire IL of isarnng hest adysil
tage, the French, Spanish German Iansusces
BARTHOLOMEW EGAN, Principal n
Nov. II. $3.50 a5.iir