Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-11-22
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MSHuoE5 r fhtt aAaiGI a,5 AsaE s.
uy announces to the public that he has engaged
tant M the classical department OF his school, Mr. Lawrence
Cassiy gentleman who very highly recommended both
University of Dublin i'll which he has pursued his
studies M years iIe has likewise passed most satisfactory
examination IN the prosoy construction critical ANALYSIS
III the presence OF very eminent classical sho
MIR Stephen Bernard, who France and whose
Pseih1non here will continue give said school
IN the enrh Spanish and Mathematical departments and in
housekeeping during hours Of cacs day, through ensuing
admission to This oh u is oa 0 IT,, snc and n Hns@ss FIR
USUAL be limited to sir-so tia, rc will be instructor 10
e The !t local situation of this school lin tie immediate vicinity
OF the CaPitoD ccu,, elevated and very hca,hf,l The
school-roon airy, and well ventilated
mca S sSsq 90 l , ,io aaEs as TO prepare
United States for the practical pursuits of mercantile
lite The classical and mathematical the latter ,,nbr
cling Algebra Geometry, Trisonoucy AcnsIrao Nar,nn
surveying &c will ne pursue, ngrec,h IL e.;
III ,;' 'liyeyoi rr1 Pr; .1rl--a,:t -c-;c... Il,
Sr, i! re . 'c.;iasiHd = to co -2r-y bc:s u PIC
oncaiiou auo IL grammatical c1iat,sci:oa u:i 1,a n
TINS a;nool as with able and accomplished assistants ls,icn
nusi oe done to every department Il has aim of the
principal ofth school, anages equal 20 ,bos
WHICH can possibly exist in any institution of acadcnica
nature III this aim nc believes he has be- therefore
confidently hopes that the patronage public viii St!t
,ns great expense at which the present desirable ag,au cement
Scholars will be received Until the school reaches it. Iuc3
board including washing Sc for r' the os' p5cn of Hn
FsI, tine residence otc subscriber Bishop ocrcs
Pupils who nrd With the subscriber viii be ,1c,,c, u ncp
oers OF ms family their conduct will under his mciia;
The scholars of this institution are ANNUALLY subecrd r.
rs'd and thorough examination the studies which thew
conducted not by tho OF the school, c p,pls ]
previously aware of the particular passages aud questions in
Wcn they are TO be examned) but completely. ecntl1,n
VINO may attend the examination and such parts of the
whole annual course of study Us these nsmsn MAJ, se:
- Mr. S has been obignsy favored with the following
tue public. W
We attended the public examination of Mr. O. A. shavs
Classical and Mathematical School in last, and in ns,irc
as we'll their instructors scholars we take nrSr m
stating tnat the evidence furnished zeal asuity and
acqulena's ON the pant of hoth einale most sgule
Il Richmond, Ausus, ISL 1920.
i RIcHARD CHASHINe Mounts,
( YM- BRoCKENBRoUGM
J, VM. J. ARMSTRONG;,
Stephen Taylor,
NSM. QAzEwE1I,
JoHN DOVE.
MI ; besS lttre likewise to rcGr John N7EklTn Chap
man 1ohn3n Richard Anderson Robt. C;~ahnlcy Geo
snei' a. H. Bacchus Jas NJ Wckh, Esqrs DR.. NJ Page
Nov 10 d2aw claw iGlf
i s!1IAS B BS t., cAKpEN AND NU-
Propreor-This establishment, So veil known for its acat
extent aud for the superior accuracy and despatch
with which orders executed, nov to offer 10 the pubic
IL addition to the collections former years several hum
rrd new varieties OF the choicest fruits of France Finland
introduced to notice by Mr. Knight President Of ie forcG
ra Society of London by Professor Bose DIRECTOR ofthe RaI
Gardens at Paris Professor Van Mons OF Eruss and oeJ
distinguished Hortcultuists y7y wkch viii be scr
oy comparison OF catalogues in possession of anv ,S
persons III the tnion In fact, it las been matr of rIe
WIN the Proprietor 10 Concentrate hrs establishment va,
species and vdiieiy VI most interest the IIorcultu viii
out regard to eNptnce cxcrony and these efforts ay hnrr
crowned with the most suspicious results This ncy caoIo
CONTAINS 2S7 varieties OF apples, $50 OF pears of peaches
l6o OF Pms SO cherries 30 ofapcos 80 uccarinc -
OF almonds p ofmubees 10 ounces of figs besides
Prooronably extensive variety ofcurars raspCrs Gonec
berries walnuts chesuts, and other fruits Very rficHTsr
attention has been paid the collection rapcvncs and rho
assortment nov comprises 100 varieties O7 OF which arg
nom the Royal collection OF the Luxembourg tho co-r
Sis can now % supplied in quantities for VINEYARDS ~
very reduced prices and liberal terms Fhe dt,nrinen,s ~
ornamental trees Towering shrubs and pants-blbous ivcre
greenhouse plants &c. have also greatly extended "a
e collection OF ri consists of above 600 superb yarin
color W. 't~- 0i every
The numerous visitors establishment can hr ,yi,ro
10 ne hPh order with which department is cundnrcd
ana The letters OF the Hon. John Lowell President Of tho
cultural Society," of Massachusetts OF the celebrated
Mitchell of Or Felix Pascis, President nnran Socv
and many others which have been published IN cur I o
mails evmce its great superiority I-
1t is, therefore, With condolences the Prr,riarc, ec-c
patronage OF the American public "
4 WAT. FRINGE, C. H.
! oi the L1nnTan Society OF Paris, OF the Hor;i
! cultural Societies of Paris and London and
I Of tho Imperial Society Of the (;rorn56t a,
I Florence, &c
Line subscriber Agent for the above establishment, will -.
elVc ana forward orders and catalogues that are r viii hun
p LOT drhtIon grauitously He hrs also for sale Prince,
Precise on Horticulture. JAS WISs-rnW '
4''' '~ot Agent Ricinond, Va
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