Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-18

IgNdE Subscriber has the pleasure of annou,ic,n n
10 The public, that he has just returned from the
North, after having visited the most distinguished
Sr7ioots aud Gy0snasia in Boston, Cambridge Salem
Nc aud having Witnessed the various and valuable.
improvements which have there been effected iii acu-
denIics education.
Such Of these improvements as shall be deemed
eSpeaient, Will be introduced in the Shockoe- Hill
Acndcmy IN addition 10 the system hereto pursued.
, ne co"fse OF education i'll this Institution, will
therefore comprise the Ancient and Modern Langua-
gcs' Tie Mathematics, Natural Philosophy, Astrun-
oiny composition, Decamation, &c. with the uIdi-
nary departments OF English Education
In the gymnasium, the exercises will he such only
as are sale, agreeable and conducive to the health
anu ply. zeal improvement OF the pupils. teacher
Oh gymnastics has been obtained, vino will like
wise assist i'll the Classcks.
Mr. BERSA will be erciusipeky devoted to tn.
Modern Languages and Mathematics and Mr. EAR
RET Viii assist IN the Latin and English Department.
me ir"cIpai mas made such arrangements at The
North as VIII enaDc him immediately to procure adj
utiohal teachers as occasion may require and lie l.,
Determined TO spare no effort which NAV contribute
To FENDER his school deserNin" Of the patronage Of an
Enlightened c"in'hunty. No extra charge will be
mate Tor the French and Spanish Lnnu,nuc or for
the Gyinnastic Exercises. PUPILS can lie ocron,
inoiatGd with board in the family OF the PRINCIPAL
ut The very low price or 500 per annuin. The cx-
Pcilscs OF tuition, &c. will be reasonable in pro-
portion.
1t is deemed unnecessary Ia specify the superior
local situation and internal Recommendations OF this
ihsluti"n Occupying, "a it does, one of The hiuii-
SSl in itiClInOnd the
tre OF II most respecab neghboruod ana; elnLra
eng large, beautiful and connnudious building for
study and recitation. and very extensive and well
ei:c oSe't lot IN which the scholars will pursue their
varons Gymnastic sports and rccrcatioIs, under the
ntieilatc superintendcnce u! their instructors il
must be, with regard IL locality al that can be de-
sired.
This Institution wili DC rc-openeI on MONDAY
next, the 2ist OF September. Pupils can b. admitted
p"ever, ut any subsequent time. The hours IF in
'irction, viii iur the present. bc continued from 8
O'Clock, A. NJ TIL l:. past o'clock, p NJ. with the
'htcrn,ssion u! half hour ut ~ NJ and two hours
at o'ci"rk +. NJ. W.icncvc, the season OF the
Year shall Justify the arTamgciiGnt The morning SEES
sion NAH c,iin!cnC, 1T sulTsr
OLIVER 4. SHAW.
- Persons residing tisiarcc Rcil,nd a ~ refer
10" ~! Inflammation concerning the qualifications SUCCESS OF
T Shaw, a AN Instructor, The Rev. jeremiah Dav D. !,
l.. L. i)fresient oI Yale college. which Mir Shaw is IA
Ta'aic 10 Benjamin Silran and James l. kig E,qrs
Professors in the same College the Right Rev Bishop Moore
the Rev AeSsrs Stephen laveT, WIN ! and ro.s
t. H. bcrlius amdJ NJ Iichan, EQs aud Docor NJ lace
81 his city, ans 10 tine following gentlemen his civ vfu
are among the patrons 0i MI Shaw's Classical and NIarati
cal Academy, viz tire Hon VIM Br0ckcbrCigii John Wick
ham and Chapman Johnson, Esqrs Doctors lillian Tazewcl
and John Dove, Richard .4nieron Fisher fobcr,
waimey ihos Iayor Nicholas Mills Gsiav,rs Iche aud
Is. e. Gillian, EsQrs
sep; 1850 if