Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-20
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~ RICHMOND, pf1(iLvLy4.-Thc subscriber res,,ec,,
fully announces TO the public tina, he engaged as ON as
IN 'he Classical department ofhis school, Mr. Lawrence f.
cassidy s-nteman who very highly i,h
or moral aud literary qualifications us an INSTRUCTOR from the
nesV Oh Duohn M which institution he has pursued his
studies or years lie has likewise passed mos, satisfactory
in the prosody, construction and critical onaly
Ia ms IN inc presence OF very eminent classical scho-
MIR Stephen Bernard, who native of France and wbo.
M as successful instructor well KNOWN to need
speculation here, will give instruction inf aid hooi
m the French, Spanish and Mathematical dcpar,mcns and in
@ d"'"y hoi'rs o. euch day, through the eusnin.
number Of pupils at p5crn, belonging, and engaged for
usual oe h'eI TO strfso tina, there will instructor to
oil the topnoD central, elevated and very halhh nh.
school-room airy, and well ventilated ~
syse o. study Is 50 adapted, prepare young gen.
tencn either for the various Universities and Coye
United States or for tho practical pursuits OF mercantile
eng Algebra Geometry Trigonomc,ry Nenuron Novtrtion
sveymg &c will be pursued agrceaby the method adopted
gaCcs VIII be so conducted insure accuracy both in no
nuncaton and IN grammatical constructions and supplied as
mus oe done IN every department Il has been the aim of the
principal fths school, render advantages eo,n,i 4, bo
~nIch can possibly c<st in institution am acad
iriture IN this aim he believes he Succeeded he tbc,
confidently hopes that the patronage othc public will is
b @ a'~n'ch tw present desirable Arrangement
Scholars will he received until the school reaches s l;,e
board, including wishing &c for the moderate pce of sso
n' ut the residence oftc subscriber near Bishop aoo
ON ShockD Hill t '' y
Pupils who bnari with tho subscriber will he treated rs
Ts oi ms family: their conduct will under his c,,dioe
care and they will enjoy all the advantages private tuition
ne scholars OF this institution, annually subjected 10
iSh ana thorough examination in all studies which they
nav pursued during the preceding year This examination Is
conducted not 10y the instructors of the school, tho pupils c
pre- ssy aware OF the particular paSages questions m
which they arc To I've exanincd,) but competent
who may attend the exanaton such parts of the
whole annual course OF study these gs,en,on NAV select,
-, OLIVER A. SHAW
- Mr. s. has been oblgugy favored with the folo,py
testimonial which he deems himself hoiorvd in sutsnuy 10
the public. S "
We attended the public examination of Mr. O. A. Shayvs
Classical and Mathematical School III July la and m Justice
rs well TO their instructors the scholars ne take pleasure in
stating that the evidence furnished of zral aSsiuiv and
requirements on the part of boh cqualel our most sinc
expectation.
Richmond, August LIST, 1923.
RIcHARn CHANHIN0 MooKE,
WV. Brock SBRouGH
WM. j. ARNsTRoNs
STEPHEN TAYLuR,
WM. TAzEwELn,
JoHN DOVE.
Mr. y hgs lrrve likewise refer TO John WIrllInn Chm
man johnson, Richard Anderson, Robt Gwa,linny Geo
Fisher g. H. Bacclius Jas NJ. Wcklrm ESlrs DR. NJ poye
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