The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-10-04
EDUCATION.
N0LLENE GRAMMAR SCHOOl

V0LLEGE GRAMMAR sc II OOL,
u RICHMOND, NA.-A DAY AND BoAKp,iN1 lSi,i
cSptlOI FOR BOYS. RICHARD III. Il. TiOHF.; a,
sS pgINCIPAL-MR.T TIGHE, finding il impossible
- counpie;e his building Franklin street between
9Th and h streets 50 as TO be ready 10 epen scnooi N
thy the i5h lust las ad.crtseal oegs 10 oIn ne
E.n..ss and the public generally, that on THURS
nay the I'D inst. he wall commence the ont.es OF
his School for the present a h q, y, tbs bonse
~srsutly occupied hy Mrs pT Clars, Sentienen
wishing 20 enter pupils will please call on tue fiin-
80 AZ bs res;dence (FFaHkifn betteeeR 5th dad On
80 he nav be seen at all hours or address him
tbronrh the Post Office, Box 81.
THE COURSE OF INsIkUCTloN WI furnish
co.npl.te preparation for any class in College, and
fl embrace the Modern Languages, and all the COM
49,, 1,sofrl and ornamental branches, which are of
ystuc ia the mental training OF the pupil or Tor the
,Tact;ca purposes of life. Special attention will be
Gyen saay. in ali the classes TO Reading, Writing,
Spe!ing and Arthmetie and no eSertion wiz be
ensrcd IN drilling the younger pupils before advance
C,nro.i,:n and Defamation will be required of
ell fhe pupils once week
Roarsers will be charged $50 for board, washing,
6c and Tor fl! course of tution in every branch M
cIu9pg attendance upon scientific Lectures.
Classics aad Mathematics in Senior Depart
n.ents...............-.- $50
CassTcs and Mathematics in Junior Depart
Coninoa English Education on..................... 40
Modern Laasuages. EACH h.........:.-.......... 70
Nj JOSEPH MICHARD, Ss, will teach Modern
Tie PRINCIPAL will teach the Classics; and in the
English Department will make Reading, Writing,
Spelling ard Arithmetic the objects of his special
tenton and in these important branches he will be
assisted by his brother Mr.. WILLIAM TIGHE.
THE DISCIPLINE OF THE SCHOOL, though
hcsu. will be mild; and Mr. Tighe having succeeded
during the 5astS years in maintaining both in rth-
err aud Southern Schools, the strctest and most
perfect discipline, without resorting 10 corporal pun
hmeu doubts not his ability to preserve it by the
same methods
n B.-Ij may, perhaps. be well to remark, that, m
his intercourse with boys no interference whatever
viii be attempted with the peculiar tenets of ans
denomination Of Christians.
For list Of References, &c. &c. see advertisement
in the Daily Richmond Enquirer or Circular
P. S-The uniform will be dispensed with
TNGLISH AND CLASSICAL SCHOOL,
II on CHURCH HILL, Richmond, Va, by Il. JE
part such instruction to boys as Is necessary for the
common business OF life TO prepare them for high
eT semuaries of learning.
The School will open the last Monday IN Septem-
be-. and close in July, IN new building which IS
to b. erected for the purpose, on the corner OF Grace
aDd z2th streets
For common ngiish Branches. go
For English Branches, Higher Mathematics, Ma
tura Philosophy Chemistry, Latin, Greek, &c. 40
No deduction, eXceptin cases OF tprotTacted illness.
REFERENCES.
Rev R. B. c; Howell D D Prof i. J. { Christian, Ts,
g ]. / +: B.j,5S {e}sf D. /. / TaFes5 T@5os5,
DEW. II. Gwathney, Mr.. NJ. Murray,
hr. Jas Thomas, Jr, Mr. a. II. Sands
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HNHE MISSES BERRY intend to re-
Il open their SCHOOL for the Instruction of
Young Ladies. at their residence, on Fifth Street, be-
tween Clay and Leigh, on Monday, Oct. Sd.
TERMS PER AENuM:
Tuition in English Branches and Board. $500
Higher English Branches. es....................... 40
common %
Primary 20
Ancient and Modern Languages. s................. 20
Music, Painting, Drawing, Embroidery and Wax
Work at the usual charges.
Circulars or any information respecting the School
can be obtained at the House on Fifth street.
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