Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-04
CLASSICAL s MNrIIEMATTCALACA

- hICJfuO.ND, Pfi6GLhL4--rhe subscriber respec,,
July announces to the public, has engaged as am Is
:2t IN the Classical DEF his school, Mr. ayyence
selIii'i VINO comes Ve:y highly recommended bAh
;o mora ana ieTsy qualifications, instructor from the
University OF Dublin IN which institution ne mas pursued he
NtidS 1f years lie has likewise passed nosi ntsfactor
summation M the pTOsOdy construction, and critical anlSis
casAs III the presence oi very eminent classical sc
Mr. stephen Bernard who is 4 native oil France and vboe
merits as successful instructor well knun TO need
Pecnaon mere, viii co'nue give instruction in aid rhooi
80 uie teCh, i~itan, and Mathematical epaueis and IN
boAAee F, during hours q ouch day. through the ers-
re number o pupil! present belonging and engaged fo
ioi 10 Tins school Is ff-Oae. Its entire number will az
-li I've iinIiei TO s1O that ;hee VIII instructor to
The oeal situation Q? tits school I'm tie immediate vchir
OF the Capitol Is central elevated and very hezths,l. ~
>tn'".-foon airy, and well ventilated. -
Inc system study adapted, prepare vounr GER
Ie either Tor the various Universities and Colleges ofne
% toF me more practical pursuits OF mercantile
l' lhe Classical and mathematical. Colr>c; iuc hitter eInr.
cnS Algeria Geometry Tisonometry, Mensuraon Nayicat
&c WI &c pursued 5reCaby The method adop
IN the University o Virginia The Department of Modern a.
sscs viii be conducted insure accuracy both in nr
CHidiio ana Ill grammatical construction supoed as
s sCol -, ".ih able aHd accomplished assistants iust;
must be done TO every department mas been the aim Of ne
!cI o Ss sci'oo 10 render is advantage eIua 10 those
which can possibly exist institution of an acaInic.
Mature N TINS ann he believes he mas succeeded he therefore
"iueiS hopes uiat me patronage oil the public VIII ius,ii;
e 1-i' epc. az "tch He PreeIt desirable ARRANGEMENT
Scholars VIII lie received until school reaches its r1
mnt'i ana few more pupils be accommodated win
board, including washing SC for moderate re of sJ50
per nei 81 Inc the subscriber Bishop Aoare
FaP: who board with tic subscriber, m be treated a. men,
oers o. MS family their will come under his nnea,
are ana iiy VII ENJOY al the advantages private tuition
The scholars G: is institution annually srh;ecied 10 y
ISid ana thorough examination al studies WHICH me-
nave puEsie during the preceding ycar This examinati =
conducted not by tie Instructors of the school M puoils hcrr
prey lousy aware ii the particular passages aud Questions in
which they be exanned but by compeient pentlcmc
"ho may attend the examination, and in parts of tN
Whole anuel Course Q! SHADY, seS gentlemen NAV select
OLIVER A. SHAW
NJ ;. h9s been obsngiy favored with tie following
teAh; QUAIL which he deems hiscl. honoIed in Submitting to
IL public. '-s ~
We attended the public examination o. AZ o. A. shav,s
Classical and Mathematical School las; and in ustce
a. well 10 their instructors the sc!G We take pleasure In
Stains, thai the eyel.c1 it furnished CT zeal assiduv ana
requirements Oh the pal OF teL, ct-sle lnost si.T.nI
sN "ctatiDu. 800
Richuoig, August Isl, 1875.
RICHARD CHi:NING Goorr
NNM. BRocKENBaoUGH
WM. J. ARMSTRONG
STEPHEN TAYLOR,
VIM TAzEwELL
ions DOVE.
M = oe5s cave Likewise e ret. Iohn WcI Nrr Cha,
man johnson, Richard Anderson, Roht C;,yai,r,fv' c.
isleT O. H. Bacchus, las. VI NicAiam t DR. " 30
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