The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-08-22
EDUCATION
Z college GRAMMAR SC10

4 tOLLEGE GRAMMAR SCH DOL
| ~ RICHMOND "A DAY AND BoAgpINC
te,nber inert, RlCHARD II. L. TlGHE se s'M q ps SEP
| eiPAL.-The Principal having received enranrag s
nent from numerous sources, has established Ia The
| city OF Richmond, Shockoe Hill an instita,;n,
for the educating and training of Boys for profession
| al aud COMMERCIAL life.
This Institution will be called ''rIE CorTFcr
GRAMMAR SCHOOL" and is designed 10 eynhran..
the thorough moral aud religious train ing Of ~ ~
pills comnted TO its charge. as far as the constant
supervision and comPAHToNsHiP Of Teachers Of tba
right kind attain that object
TO accomplish this plan msre etff c'uay and m ar.
coInmodate friends not residing in Richmond IN al
dition the regular DAY SCHOOL, the P,in ~ %
will receive into his family, where they will he
his constant care, LIMITED NUMBER OK
In undertaking the arduous labors which tbo,o,u,
education on such basis demands, the PRINCIPAL re-
lies cnhdeatiy on ms experience in that mode ofin-
struction, which makes the MORAL and RFIIcfors
welfare OF the pupil the object of anxious attention
and unwearied care.
With ike confidence does he appeal tn the ..;
mony Of his former employers and friends in regard
to his taithtuness and devotion TO the pupils COM
mtted TO his charge. WIN
In the Classical, Mathematical and Commercial
Departments, he proposes high standard of excl.
lence; to which he trusts the varied expericnrc ns
many years and assiduous labors viii, with the as,is
lance OF aoie and faithful teachers, enable him to
attain. "
THE COURSE OF INSTRUCTION viii furnish com
plete preparation for any class in College and viii
embrace the modern languages aud all the common
useful and ornamental branches, which are of value
III me mental training OF the pupil, for the practi-
No pupil will take position in class without THO
R9UGH EXAMiNATIoN IN THE FIRST PRINCIPLES of
the stuGies pursued.
Special attention given DAILY TO Reading Writnr
Spelling and Arithmetic.
PRIMARY Observation-Disclosures attention
VIII be paid to the Primary Department, aud no ex-
ertion will be spared in drilling the younger pupils
before advancement 70 the higher classes.
LoCATON.-The school house, built expressly
for that purpose and used by Mr. Burke and lately
by MI Bennett is situated in pleasant part of Frank
lin street, between 9th and 18th streets, in which
building the Principal will reside.
SESSIONS The scholastic wear will be divided
into two terms of five months each: the first com
mencing on the 18th of September, and terminating
on the 18th Of February and ending the 18th Of July
following. Besides the summer vacation of two
months, there will be weeks recess at Christmas
the I'd OF February, two days at Easter two DAYS az
Whitsantide; and the 9Th Of July.
TERMS PER ANNUM-Boarders will be charged
500 Tor hoard, washing, &c., &c, &c, aud for full
course of Tuition il every branch, including alter
dance upon scientific lectures.
Day Scholars Will he charged for Classics and
Mathematics in Senior Departments. $50 90
For CLASSICS and Mathematics in Junior Depart
For Common English Education. 90 co co
FOR Modern Languages, each................. 20 co
Drawing 20 GO
Pnymentswil in all cases be expected each terra
IN ADVANCE.
Books and Stationery, for those who desire will be
furnished at the lowest retail prices.
Each BOarder should bring with him. besides
good supply OF clothing, single mattress and bed
ding; towels, napkins, silver fork, aud large and
small spoon.
On each towel, and every article of clothing the
owners name must be marked in full.
1t is desirable that each pupil be provided with
uniform dress suit. The dress determined upon viii
be announced at another time.
Those desiring to pupils obtain any further
information Will enquire at Mr. George Merram's
Broad street, Church HILL or address 'R H. L.
T!GHE, Box 327, Post Oiice. Richmond, Va"
REFERENcEs-Rght Rev. J NJ. Wainwright D.
D. and d. c. L.. Rev. Samuel RI ohnsou D. b. Rev
George Bedeli, Rev: William r Halsey, Rev. Minot
". Wells Richard Dillon, NJ. D., New York. Rev
Francis Ni4tor, D; D., Rev. b. NJ johnson, Arnold
Duckwliz, EsQ., Charles Congden, Esq, Edw White
house. Egq,, Brooklyn n. Y; {. V. B. Ostrander,
ESQ, n YORK city; Marbl: Churchill, Esq Sing Sing
New orE; Rev. y. Ten Brock, Philadelp Rev |
H. s kepEler, Rev. George Woodbridge, Rev. Alex |
Jones, d. D., Gustayus A Myers, ESQ Major Samuel
Anderson; U. S a, J. H. Ssrobia, Esq. and Others
Richmond.
The following IS copy Of letter of introduction
from the Rev. H. 5. kepp!er to his friends:
EHr Ilshe proposes to establish in this CITY school
of high order, for the instruction of Boys. He
graduate of Dublin University, and well re-
COMM nded Teacher. with the advantage of |
eight years experience il practice of the duties
OF his profession. II. 5 KEPPlER
an 2t-d5t Rector of ST. Johns CEnrch"