Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-18
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subscriber has the pleasure of announc,ng
10 me phohc' that he has Just returned fro,, ,Loe
North, after having visi,ed the mo, y 'hS
otnool' and GylnDasia IN Boston, Cambr,Jua
NC. and having Witnessed the varion, as JaVm
improvements which have there been effected in =
demical education. uca-
Such of these improvements as sbslI b., aoo,no,
expcdient, Will be Introduced in the Sbockoe lin
academy. IN addition To the system hereto pursued.
ne course oil education in this Institution, viii
therefore comprise the Ancient and Modern i.angua.
ges, the Mathematics, Natural Philosophy, ASTON
ohy' composition, Defamation. &c. with the ord.
nary departments of English Education.
~ the gymnasium, the exercises will be such OILY
as are SAFE, agreeable and conducive 10 the health
and physical Improvement OF the puuiIs. ,eorhe,
VI gymnastics has been obtained. who will like
wise assist IN the Classicks.
mr.: bfRNARn VIII be erctusiceiy DEVOTED TO the
Modern Languages and mathematics. and MIR. H4a.
RET VIII ASSIST IN the Latin and English Dsn,rtmert
The Principal has made such arrsngcnenrs a, 10
y orth, as will enable him immediate civ 20 nrocnr, AL.
Gtiohal teachers as occasion may rcoui.s. AMI Ia =
determined TO spare no effort which nav cunt,i,,u,o
L" render his school deserving of the PATRONAGE nj an
enlightened community. No extra clIurye will. ha
maze Tor the French and Spanish Languages, or for
inc Hymnastic Exercises. Pupils can be accom.
ia"datcd with board in the family of the Princin,I
al the very low price of 500 per annun. The ex-
pehs's o: tuition, &c. will be reasonable IN pro-
portion.
local situation aud internal accommodation of Ills
institution. Occupying, a. it does, one of ii,e high.
est and most i,ea!tliiul sites in Richmond. in the con
tree II HOS, respectable neigh5orhood. ard emlrn
eng Il large, beautiful and conmodiors bnildinr for
study and recitation, ana 4 very extensive and well
enc osed lot ~ WHICH the scholars will pursue their
various Gynlnas,ic sports and r. creations, under the
immediate surerint. nIencc n' their Instructors. il
must be, with regard to locality al that can be de-
aired.
ihis institution viii be rc-opencd on MONDAY
next the 2ist Of ) %itcni3er. Pupils can b. admitted.
however, ut any subsequent time. The hours of la.
strnctioi, VII Tor the present. re continued from q
O'clock, y. NJ. Till half past 5 o'ct1ck, p NJ. with tho
intefIhi>s."n Of half al hour at IL NJ. and tvo honrs
1t 2 O'Clock. L. NJ. Whenever tie season of Inc
year Siiai ]lsliy the arrangement, the morning SIS.
sion va! Commence Ct sunrise.
OLIVER A. SHAY.
'c-soms residing AZ a distance from Kiciinond. ar. rc6.r
- -. Information concerning the qualifications aud s:cocss Of
var; SI+'Y, n an Instructor, to the Rev. jeremiah, Day. ID p
i l; u. Pseiieat OF Yale College. oi wi.an Alr Sha,g isa
stdI 'Hie, 20 BerjamIn Siliman aud James /. Ein.,lcv. Fer.
! Toi-S-oss II" the same college, 10 the Right Rev Sishnp Nj,nn,r.
tho Eev. Nics-rs Stcnicn TAYLOR, VIM. J Arnt.tr onp aud C,ors
': ~. tiaccsi- 'ndJ VI. Nickham, E~yrs aul Doctor III a., -e
-! U's cny, aud To tie following grutiuinen ~ tins city. WHO
are among the patrons OF Nh. Shaw's CLASSICAL and NE,;s,ra,i
cal Academy, viz tie Hon VIM Rruc kenhrotyr. John Wi,L.
nam aud Chapman Johnson, Esqrs Doctors William Tazrw-1
ahi John Dove, Richard .fudeTson, Geo. Fisher. Enhrr
Swa'hn,sy' Thos. Taylor, Nicholas Mills, Gus,avus Licke and
Il. G. Gillian, Esgr5.
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