Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-09
81, 8; " IA'TEi7AL ACIDEMY,

~ ~ hitIfhOND, JAHGi.NL}--Tho suscri'y. Tcs1c.l,
announces Ia the r"bic that re las engaged a, n |
te' IN the Classical department of his school Mr. ia,rr :
aSAdl seienli VINO very highly scuiniidrd both
~ otai anu ilssafy qualifications, instructor lion. lc
University Of Dublin, in which institution he has p.rs. n
Studies ioi years He LAS likewise passed most SATISFACTORY
III le proSpcy construction asl critical AID! .s
Oh te ch.sscAs III the presence Of very eminent classical sho
Hir Stephen Bernard, who native OF France aud v!o
merits as successful instructor too Nol hoy 10 need -
I'm E t pore VIII continue to give instruction in said
u. ue rsrch, Spanish and Mathematical dcpa and IN
keeping GHtag hours efsach dae tross Ii essh-
The number Of pupils present bclungug aud easazci for
anssioIl to THIS school Is tty-Oae Is entire nucs " a.
crery tlce7iy scholars. -
Inc local suainn of this school lin the immediate cci,
OF the Capitol is central, elevated aud verv ,ab,pL 49,
Schooi-room AIRY, well ventilated
The system OF study adapted IL 10 Prepare voung gen.
Geisn either Tor the various Universities and COLLEGES
S'et oAs or TOR the more practical pursuits OF mercantile
lne The classical and mathematical course; the latter enb
eng Algebra Geomeiry rsonometry Alonsua;on Navigation
&c Wh DC pursued sSrecabiy u tie uo4od adopted
III tive University of Virginia The Departments of Nocn IN
sua5eS VIII be 50 conducted to s.e accuracy both m u
ana IN s1'Lnmata Construction; ald s5I.iei a.
his school is, with able and accomplished ais Justice
mast - doue every department becn tie ann of de
pE'Pai OF TINS school! To render IL ADVANTAGE r-ul - u o.
which can POSSIBLY exist in institution Of an sc
nature; m this aim ne believes Inc has he therefore,
confidently hopes That the patronage OF the pablo. viii Justin
e great expense at w!iGh the p.csC! desirable
Scholars will be received until the school reaches its limited
nunier: and few more pupils be accommodates y;
board, Including wus for the ote.ae price of sl5v
PEI lnu az the RESIDENCE OF the subscriber EEop Moo.es
Fuii VINO board with the subscriber, viii ~ trae as NAM
Gers OF las family their conduct win under his i.rc
care and they will enjoy all tie advantages private tiron
me scholars Of tins institution, annually actei To
rd and uloroush examination all u studies, i ch they
have pursued during the preceding wear fis uninaton i
conducted not by the instructors Of the cioo tle pupils bi
previously aware OF the particular passl,cs and so! IN
WHICH they are to be exaTined but competent Gentlemen
wh" may attend the examination, and in such parts o, th
whole annual course Of study these gentlemen ay select
~ OLIVER A. SHAW.
Mr. : has bern obligi,rsly favored with tie c wing
testimonial, which he dcrms himself onoud in suur,rt g
the public ''
We attended the public examination Of Nh O. A. S,av's
Classical and Mathematical School in July Ia and in ir
as well to their instructors as the scholars, pleasure IN
Stating, that the evidence furnished 9adl a. I'd ty an I
requirements the paIt OF bcih equlicl or most saie
expectation
Richmond, August Isi, 1925
kIcHAHD CUiSNING Moor
WM. BRocKEN BROUCu
WV. J. ARMSTRONG;
STEPHEN TAYLor,
VM. TAzEwLLI,
JoHN Dow.
MIR. s begs leave likewise refer 10 John Ntb5 ti.ar
man Johnson, Richard Anderson Robt Civatuuey Co.
Fisher g. H. Bacchus, Jas NJ Wham Es1.s. Dr. 81 pagr
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