Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-21
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fully announces public thu, ne has snoared ns an
,t M The classical department of his school, Mr. Lawrence E.
genenan VINO comesvery highly recommended, both
Tor moral and literary qualifications as an instructors nom the
university OF Dubh in which institution Inc has pursued his
studies iof years lie has likewise passed mos, satisfactory
examination m the proSody, aud critical
oil ne essck IN the presence of very eminent classical scho-
MIR Stephen Bernard who native of France aud who's,
merits Us successful instructor well known To need
speciation here will continue give instruction in said ooI
IN ue rnch, Spanish, and Mathematical departments and il,
during hours day. through the ensuing
year
The number of pupils at present belonging and engaged f.,
admission to this school nyons. curc number will n,
uua W limited 10 siry-so that there will be Instructor to
The local situation of this school Tin the immediate vicinity
OF the CapitoD is trial. elevated and very bcoI,hl ~,
schooroo'n airy and well ventilated.
ihe system OF study adapted prepare yonq u,p
enen either or the various Universities and Colleges oi,hc
STATES or nr the more practical pursuits mcrcan,l
M The classical and mathematics al course; the latter rul,ra
eng Aseora Geometry, TriConomey, Mensuraon Navigator
surveying &c viii he pursued agrccaby method nop,cl
IN the University of Virginia The Department of modem
suases VIII be 50 conducted accuracy both in pro-
nuhc'a'on ana IN grammatical constructions supplied rs
us school is, with able and accomplished assistants Justice
must be done to department. has been the aim of the
vi this school, u render its advantages equal To those
which possibly exist in any institution of M,
naIe III 'nS a" he believes he has succeeded he therefore
confidently hopes that the patronage of the public will Justify
has hccn effected '''"'S'''c'i'
Scholars will he received until the school reaches its ,,c,
nun9er and few more pupils can he accommodated with
board including washing, &c for the moderate price of SI5o
rcSiCcncc oil
on ShockG Hill ~ y
tupIlS who board with the subscriber viii n treated as NOM
bers OF his family; their conduct will under his r,ra
care and they will enjoy all the advantages OF private tuition
The scholars of ts institution, are annually subjected IN
sd and thorough examination in all the studies which thew
nave pursued during hc preceding year. This examination 4
conducted, not by the instructors OF
previously aware OF the particular passages and questions in
winch they are 20 be exaned) but by competent gentlemen
who may attend the examination, and in sch irts of the,
wnoe annual course OF study these gentlemen may select
,, OLIVER \. SHAW.
Nh 3 has been oblgiugly f,vored will, the 5o,y;rp
TESTIMONIAL winch he deems himself honorcd in suln,i,ing TO
the public. 'S "
We attended the public examination of Mr. % A S,pv,s
Classical and Mathematical School in July last and in Justice
As well To their instructors the scholars we take pleasure I'M
stating. that the evidence furnished of zeal assdity and
requirements the part of both, eIsed most snguino
expectation.
Richmond August Is, 1923.
RICHARD CLAIMING MoonE
WM. BRocKENBRouGH,
WM. J. ARMSTRONG
STEPHEN TAYLOR,
WIN. TAzEwELL,
JoHN DOVE.
Mr. & bcsS leave likewise refer John Wckhsr, Chan
man Johnson, Richard Anderson, Robt Gwa,lmrcv Geo
Fisher, g. H. Bacchus, Jas NJ. Wickhan Esars DR. NJ Pare
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