The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-10-05
EDUCATION.
I0ITT1;E GRAMMAR HOOL,

NOLLEtiE GRAMMAR Sc HOOL;
~ RICHMOND, yA.--A DAY AND bpahnrfND briaifir
AZ pRINCIPAL.-MR.T TfGHE. finding II I'M lpossple
s-,t.,rIete his buildng Franklin street. between
s and 7fh streets TO be ready 20 open sehooi n
tb l5,h inst las adyertisedl bees TO inform ms
friends aud the public generally thas oh 1!s. 1nshS
DAY the I'd inst he will commence .ne o. $500 "
his School for the present. at his residence -
lin street between 5th and 9th streets IN the mouse
recently occupied by Mrs. DR. CLARK 6entiemen
a - -. residenee Fraaiin, be,ioeea sth and6thl
Mere he NAV be seen at all hours, or address him
ths9qsh 5hs Post ese F tSssRcTIoy ss1 will furnish
ra1rlete preparation for any class in College and
viii embrace the Modern Languages, and ail the COM
80, ,,ssf,I and ornamental branches, which are OF
xnine Ia the mental training of the pupil, or for the
nractca Purposes of life Special attention wllI be
given daily. in all the classes to keadins, "rtns,
Sreing and Arithmetic; and no exerhon VIII be
srased in drilling the younger pupils before advance
rlent 10 the higher classes 80,
Composition and Defamation VIII De required OF
all lie pupils once week.
TERMS PER ANSUM:
poayders will be charged $3.50 for board, washing,
~ aud for full course of tuition IN every branch, in
Tr3gx attendance upon scientific Lectures
Isassics and Mathematics In Senior Depart
unants...................... Sbo
CJ1:scs ard Mathematics in Junior Depart
raents ts................-..... 90
couIBson English Education n................... 40
Mr.. JOSEPH MiCHARD, ST., will teach Modern
1TIs PRINCIPAL will teach the Classics and in the
Fnsi:sh Department will make Reading, Writing,
ueliug and Arithmetic the objects of his special at
tnoa and in these important branches % he Tlii be
THE DISCIPLINE OF THE SCHOOL, though
FRY. will be mild; and Mr. Tighe having succeeded
dn7irq the lasts years, in maintaining both in rh
eSn ana Southern Schools the strictest and most
Derect discipline without resorting to corporal pun
ishmeut, doubts not his ability to preserve it by the
n Be may, perhaps, be well to remark, that, in
has Intercourse with boys, no interference whatever
vii be attempted with the peculiar tenets of any
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For list of References, &c &c, see advertisement
IN the Daily Richmond Enquirer or Circular
?. She uniform viii be dispensed with.
TNGLISH AND CLASSICAL SCHOOL,
II on CHURCH HILL, Richmond, Va, by l.. JE-
TER GEORGE.-The design of this School is 10 i'm
parf such instruction TO boys as is necessary for the
common business OF life, or to prepare them Tor high
The school will open the last Monday in Septem-
her and close in July, IN new building which is
to erected for the purpose on the corner OF Grace
TERMS. fpavable quarterly, in advance.)
For common English 3 Branches S3O
For Engiish Branches, Higher Mathematics, Ma
tural Philosophy, Chemistry, Latin Greek, &c. 40
No deduction, exceptin cases OF protracted Illness
REFERENCES.
Rev R. ,. c; Howell, D Prof H. J. :, Christian,
( +: Fsi.3s js3sf D. D. /: / F@F2ssl F@F2ss;
R. Ford. Mr. Th J. Evans,
Mr.. Jas Thomas, Jr, Mr.. A. H. Sands.
sc 22-I2t<
HNHE MISSES BERRY intend to re-
l. open their SCHOOL for the Instruction of
Young Ladies, at their residence, on Fifth Street. be-
tween Clay and Leisa, on Monday, Oct Sd
TERMS PER AENUM:
Tuition in English Branches and Board. $500
Higher English Branches ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 40
Common. 50
Primary 20
Ancient and Modern Ian qua ages................ %
Music, Painting, Drawing, Embroidery and Wax
Work at the usual charges.
Circulars or any information respecting the School
CAT be obtained at the House on Fifth street.
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