Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-19
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" RECTE.uO.VD, TTRGENL3.--TIc si,,-critc. rc,rr ,
,an, ar to te pas, .hai he has css * an as
Cassidy, gentleman, who highly ho,
TOR moral and literary qualifications, nstruc,or from the
University of Dnbin, in which institution he las pursued his
studies for years lie has likewise passed atscos
the prose w. constra.9n and cri.lI u,,y
OF ue cE'cks III the presence OF classical
lars IN this city.
MIR Stephen Bcrnard who is Il native of France aud who's,
merits as successful instructor Ncli Known 10 need
specha.lon hc'e, VIII continue in said schno
bookkeeping d'ig hours Of caci day. through ensuing
The number Of pupils a, present belonging aud engaged r
admission, 10 ih school IS ftyone. IL entire n,rnSr viii IS
usual be limited srfSo ,ha, there will ore instructor 10
every fccaiy scholars.
The local situation of this lin TIC mcdia,c vicinity
OF the Capitol is central elevated, very heahl; the
S7n no AIRY, and wen ventilated
The system of study is aiapu,d prepare Young gcn
inen either for the various Unvcr ties and Cole e, ohc
n'' state or ,or the more priltcai pursuits Of ,eanc
lite The classical and mathematical course after ,nir
cling \cbn, Gconer rrsonome'ry, NIc,surI, Navigation
in The University OF Virginia. Tue artIrni NIoin, Ian
SeS ' nc so conducted, ~ to insure accuracy lol pro
nunhuoi ana ~ grammatical construction; aud supplied,
this school Is with able and npiised ass;,s ,sticc
anus, Dc done 20 eel department 1t l1s been The OF the
Inepal OF IIs school, to rcier rs adv lnaCes equal hosc
'hio! cah possibly exist i'll Institution of ac;,p-lica
nature m this am ne believes i succecc; he tercf.r
'ohhe'N hopes la the patronage e.. the public, Mil justify
me great at which the present desirable arrangement
Schoa~. VIII be received until the schoo reaches it, Incd
o rr; ana irN more pupils Gag be accommodated: with
w ann' residence OF the subscriber near B mop AIoUrc,
hers of has family their conduct NIL his Immediate
care and they VIII cjoy all die vautageS OF private tiion
he Schlar Of this institution, annually subjected To-
rigid and thorough examination all the stables which they
nave pT ned during the precGuS rar This cxnaa,icn is
ConlucId not NJ t,c ns;rciCf -tS0
previously aware OF the paucul passages questions in
vA'ch they 10 nc eyarnel,l b7 competent ac;lcn,en
VINO may attend the eSaIiu1tos and IN pats
whole ANNUAL course of study, a. these senienc secct
OLIVER 4. SHAW
- Mr. 3 has been ohsu-lv favored with following
testimonial which ne deems himself honcred ontng To
- public.
We attended the public examination % Mr. O. A. Sl,av
jssca and Mathematical School in July last and, justice
a. well 70 their instructors tie scholars, ie pleasure
stating that uc c!SHee :, furnished oC zGai ass.diy and
requirements the p of boil elual,ol ou most s inc
expectation.
I. Richmond, August Tst, 1923.
RIcHARp Cu,vNING McoRr,
VIZ. BiocKENBRouGu
Wv. j. ARMSTRONG.
SrEetpV TATL0R,
WV. TAzEwEII
IoHN Dow.
Mr. y bcs leave likewise refr John IViciia.n Chan
man Johnson, Richard Anacrs1u Ciw;itInsey Geo
Fisher g. H. Bacchus JAS " |Yckiar Esqrs. Dr. NJ Page
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