Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-10-04
COLLEGE GRAMMAR SCHOOL,
RlCHMo Nd.
DAY AND BOARDING SCHOOL FOR BOYS,

+ . opSS o : rug I5ru 90 scpreMHgt SgxT.
Richard II. l.. 1iShe. A.. NJ, Principal.
s'llE rn.', "a saIIGt ,sfG i, "a. t G,y "a n|s1,o, I'Sm an ns Si.a.S"s
lIill. an institution !"r the educating aud training "i H"ys Tor pro.
lss,i"naI aud coMMcsctAL iiie;
SCHOOL," and is DESIGNED 10 embrace the thorough moral aud re.
constant supervision and coMPAsloS7Hip of Teachers oi The lirh!
KIND car attain that object.
To accomplish thi- plan more elrc!uaI!y. and to accommodate
friends not residing in Richmond, IN addition 70 The regular DAY
SCHOOL, the Principal will receive mt" h' family, where they
will be uuder his constant care. a limited number OF loariers
In undertaking the arduous Iahors which 4 thoroush education on
erce IN that mode of instruction. which makes the MORAL and RELI.
cioUs welfare Of the pupil the object Of ANXIOUS a'te 'sl'n a"i IN
~. Win .Ina like ]ssG ed lI,sS %Gsf IN he ,ss sEGG ca , to I int,1 ,f.i"s"" so Of L",.! for
Ia the Classical. Mathematical and Commercial Departments he
ulupuses 4 high standard Of excellence; 10 which he truss the va.
rsd experience Of many years ar and assiiu" "S r. lI I6n = %n,, ~a' '"e
The COURSE or INSTRUCTION. will furnish a complete preparation
Tor any rIats IN College, and VIII embrace The modern languages,
and ali the common, useful and ornamental branches, which are OF
value IN The mental training OF The pulT. or Tor the practical pur'
80 pupil win tax. position il class wi,fou, THOROUGH RxaM,sA.
RIOS iS ruR FIRST PRINCIPLES of The studies pursued
ComIo,iion aud Defamation will be requreloi each pupil once
~ PRIMARY DEPARTMENT.
Particular attention will be paid 20 The Primary Department., aud
u" cxert,on will be spared in drilling the younger pupils before al,
sa"ceme"t I" The higher classes
Nr. i luke ""a and iairly by Mr. X I Hen"ey. .I Is 81. Situated "i i !" a pleasant {" q" T'a" :" q
FransIin ueet, between 9Th and 7h str, ED, in which building the
Principal will reside and where he can be seen al all hours, after
the 18Th Of September next.
The scholastic year Sill be divided into Two terms oil five months
each: The first commencing on the lith, of SepcmNer, aud termlna.
ing the lih Of February following; the second beginning on the
The umncr vacation Of Two months, there will be a weeks recess al
christmas, the ed Of February, two days at Easier, Two days at
''"'' - ~ TERIS }pen ANNuM.
BuAKpERs will he charged e21n Tor board. washing. &c &c, aud
for IulI course OF TnEion IN every branch. including Attendance up.
DAY ScmolaRs VIII he charged Tor Classics and Mathematics IN Sc.
For Classics and Mathematics in Junior Department., 80 o,
For Common English Education, Az ",
For Modern Languages, each, ~ Ui
Paymrnis will III all sse Sc cxyec,sd each term ~ ADVANCES.
Mr.. MURFEE,a Do rIsaulsHEn GRADUATE or THE VIRGINIA MILL
rARY INSTITUTE. will teach Mathematics IN all lt- branches.
Mr. JoSEpi MlCIiaRD. So viii leach m"Iern i.angaage-;
2a.,msat viii make Readin., wruins, Spelling and Arithmetic The
TS DISCIPLINE DE- OF TIE SCHOOL, though firm. will be mild;
and MI. Tishe having succeeded, .a'ins mrhnTLs y.ars, in ,na,",a tain
perfect discipline, wi,hou; rcsori0s 10 corporal punishment, doubts
no, ha a'i!',y 10 presety. il by The same method. i,
wi h boys. no interference whatever will be attempted with the pecu.
iiar irtsts "f any denomination OF Christians.
' ",s' ION wilt rIea's ral on The PRINCIPAL a. his residence, on Frank !:
Sir. Doctor CLARK. Or nd address Inn through The Post 3nHiee, Box "a.
rS-'he ""''"'" will hsF Fi:Hi"Ss! S,"'
The The T Nss Rev lev, J n \ ws,.wrif1' . |: and 1d d c. l. New YORK.
George Reis M""" =
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- Y: \. job. son,
Edward whtehouse. Esq {"
y '. ~ 81 Ei .FSev } orb CIV.
Mal5i Churchill, Esq Slug sing, New FORK.
Rev. a Ten Brock, Philadelphia
Rev. II. S. Kepptcr, Richmond.
Rev. George Woodbridge, Richmond.
Rev. Alexander Jones, u ID, Richmond
Gustavus a Myers, Esq Richmond.
Major Samuel Anderson, u : a Richmond.
j. H. Strutia, E-I and n:teis,
The ioIaw,". Is nG"ry o. r,n = ,s,sr ., ,','"."rMy" ram the Re. II
.Tnls will introduce 10 YOU Mr. K H. 1 Tpl,. who
proposes 10 establish IN TINS cny il school ri a high or.
der. for the instr, elton of Buys. lie III graduate nf Dublin Ilniver.
Sly, and comes well recommended as a Teacher, with the advantage
OF eight years experience iniie practice of the duties III his probes.
slon.h II. S kEPPlER,
Sept. 2i-dtf Rector of ST Johns Church
PIANO FORTE AND VOCAL MUSIC,
fIvUE .ub.cribc is now IN Richmond, and would he pleased to re.
L ceive pupils for inst rucIioni in Music lie ID permitted 10 refer
10 the following gentlemen:
Rev.T. V Moore, Mr.. Tazewell Morton, MI. John u. Blair, Mr.. S
: Baxter and Mr. James Woodhuu.e, with whom orders for him may
10. left. T.. l.. PETlCOlAS,
Sept Il -cl5Oct Professor ui Music
A TEACHER WANTED.-A good Teacher for a Male
"A School Will fnh Il vacancy at Carrollton. Miss II early apPli
Gallon Is made. Correspond with either al The undersigned.
WILLIAM SANDERS,
SAMUEL. MOORE.
JACOB v. WOLFE,
SAMUEL HART,
Sept. levitt JAMES YOUNG.
A TEACHER
"tsll 10 engage The services OF "A competent Teacher, u grauuale
SUNG year. One who has had some experience Ia teaching, and VINO
m IN tnlnV NJ AZ "A FlTnLalu- --L-.-4I hrl Itnn4r Ah nc