Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-01
C,LAssIC 81 !. " ATliEA ATICAL ACADKAlY,

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~ RICIIuoND, TIGkNIH.-The subscriber respect
fully announces the public, that he has cngagc an
tani IN tho Classical department. OF h> scbpl Mir Lawrence
Cassidy, gentleman, who very highly recommended both
tor moral AID literary qualifications, instructor the
University OF Dublin in winch has pursued is
studies for years lie has ~ewisa passed satisfactory
examination the posody construction aud critical ANALYSIS
OF the csscks III the presence Of very eminent classical
Lam Of this city,
Mr. Stephen Bernard is native of France and whosr
merits as successful Instructor too wei known
sPeciha,ion here VII continue 10 give instruction said school
IN the French Spanish and Mathematical departments mud IN
bookkeeping, during h0E" aie Ga, through the ensuing
year
TIE number of pupils present belonging and enrarc fr
admission, this school ttf-oHA. Its nur or will
usual he limited Sirtso that there viii DO instructor to
every tto,sity scholars
The local situation of this school I'm the immediate vicinity
Of the CapitoD is central elcveted and very heahi Tho
Schoo-roon airy, and well ventilated.
The system OF study adapted prepare voting gen.
tcmen either for the various Universities and Cor of Inc
United States for the practical pursuits OF mercantile
he The classical and mathematical course; the latter nbr
cling Algebra Geometry, Irsononey, Alensuation Navigation
Surveying &C Will he pTsued dsreeaby To the method adoed
in tho University OF Vnina The Department. Modern Ian
guases VIII be conducted accuracy both in pro
Duncation and grammatical construction; and supplied as
this school is, with able and aCco,ni shed Assistant ,tir
must he done every department. II been of the
principal ofthis school, 20 render It's adv anag equal those
which can possibly exist in any institution of an nca,ca
natures IN this aim I've believes he has uccece he Therefore
confidently hopes. that n patronage public will sif
me great expense at which the present desirable arrangement
has heen effected
Scholars will received until the school rc1ches it, limited
number and few more pupils DC accommodated with
board including washing &c for the moderate price of 5l
TIC
ShockG Hill
Pupils who board with the subscriber, will Ne treated as
ts Of his family their conduct will under his ucdii,
and they will enjoy all the advantages Of private tuition
The scholars Of this institution, Rnnuair subjected to
rigid and thorough examination all the studios which ,Irv
have pursued during the preceding year This examination
conducted not by the instructors o tho school, hr pupils being
previously Of the particular passages and questions in
which they to he cXamne but by cOmpccn, gentlemen
who attend the cVRmraon and in such parts of the
whole annual course Of study, these gentlemen select
OLIVER 4. SHAW
-" Mr. s. has been ohgngy favored with the Gnlownr
testimonial which lac deems himself honorcd in subu, 10
public
We attended the public examination Of Mr. O. = Siav'y
Classical and Mathematical school in July last and In s
well u their instructors the fchoars take rosr in
stating that the evidence furnished zeal assidi;v and
requirements the part Of BOTH cuallcd slngnc
expectation
Richmond, August Ist 1925
RICHARD CuAVvING NooRr
WV. BROcKENBHoUGH,
WIN. J. ARMSTRONG
SrEruTV FAyLoB,
WIN. TAZEwELI
JoHN DOVE.
NJ. = beas leave likewise 10 refer to John Nckham nan
Johnson, Richard Anderson, Roh; Gwethmcv Geo
Fisher, q. w. BaochIs, JAS NJ Wickhnn Esqrs DR. Nj Pagc
Nov u dlaw claw INF