Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-08-30
SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.
COLLEGE GRAMMAR SCHOOL,
RlCHMO N ID
,AY AND BOARDING SCHOOL. FOX Buy ,,
ro opgs oS ruy l5rn UP sgrrEMBRR NEXT,
Drs.,


TO opES rus l5rn or sErrEMbHR NEXT,
Richard II. L. Tighe, a. NJ, Principal.
sources has established The City Of Rchmod On si"fk"t
li, an Institution lot hs Educating , anu y my
rs Inuo" will be- called THE COLLEGE GRAMMAR
lining pupils committed /" IT'S nase ~ TAR s s
and coMPANoNsP of Teacets OF 'o "
To accomplish plan eac!uay and !" accomH',
school Principal will receive mt" his la.y ~hsIs 's
under his Constant limited number ., nm
In the aru0us abuis which or"ush
such basis Demands The Principal 'rlles v nnJ
that mode of instruction, which niukes Tue 49,
the pupil tho object OF anAious aue' a"u uh
mer employers aud friends regard to his AMI devotion
IN ,be tas.Iea Mahemaica aud Commercial Departments he
proposes high standard excellence !" which he trusts The va
.sis.ance OF able faithful teachers enable him 10 altn
FL ,ss Coese and VIII embrace The modern
and all the comon useful aud ornamental branches which are 9"
il training Of the pupil for the practical u
rur viii take position il class without ExAMlSA
r,oS IN PRINCIPLES OF The studies PURSUED 49,,
Spesa given DAILY 10 Reading Writing Spelling -
N'''''''N' PRIMARY DEPARTMENT.
Particular will be paid the Primary Department
no will he spared drilling the younger pu 'c"'e A
yaneement 10 he higher Classes >
The schooouse. built expressly for that anu :" ut W
Burke and lately Mr Bennett, situated N 5easi par b ~
Principal viii reside a where he can be seen AZ al hu
the 18Th Of Superintendent SESSIONS
Tn. scholastic year viii divided into OF fye mnn,
."h NJ E.hrary following; beginning on The
18th OF February ending the lah OF Jnr ""S VIII rrrs Al
Chrsuas the February. tSo days 81 Hdse'' w" ' "
w"'"@'''e' and tie II HEINZ +! is'i fen AssuM. -
,; h. cha rc,, $3.50 ior hoard washing &c. &c and
IA, ii course OF Tuition every branch ei"'"e a'eh""'e ""
on , AZ viii he charged Classics and Mathematics SC
Nor Departments U.s. N,hsm,i,s IN Junior Department. 80 .
/ rot .",.,n EncIi.l Education 40 "
| For Modern ansuasef'ehtH, ny ~
pxnnens will in all rases be expected
and Stationery Tor those Who desire vi" he furnished al 's
Each BoarLer should bring him. besides good supply :"
clohine single and bedding; towels, napkins sil'e
FORK, and i large aud small spoon w
On each owel. and Oh every article q" c'thns' e ""ne! w
/ mus be marked IN full.
IL is desirable that pupil he provided with umro' hFt
suit consisting cloth jacket ANA ld'aooh' WIN gu
/ buttons The lar,rr boys will wear rock coats
Those ss NJ sts1 1 Ter.s Broad street, Church Hill
~, d,sss M p'nc,pa Box 5a, ONCE Richmond Va
r. Ri.ht Rev Wainwright. D. d. and D. C. l., New York
The Rev samuel X Johnson u. ID, New York
Mlnot VI Wells,
R Rnn Francis viniom, il. D. Brooklyn,N
V. NJ Jchrson :
Arnold Duck~ilz, Esq,
! Charles Consden, Esq
Edward wt,ehouse. Esq,
y oH1aGlss, Esq SeS Wy yO.k CIV w.,
Rev A. Ten Brock. rhadeIphla
Rev. H. :. kcppIer, Richmond
Rev. Alexander Jones, D D. a'ctmo"i.
Gusravus a. Myers, Esq. Richmond
MAJOR Samuel Anderson, u A., Richmond
The iolowlns copy from The Rev II
5 ksppler, Rector OF 81. Johns chutch: nus friends
| sTiis will introduce you SIR. K. II. l. Tghe wh
proposes % establish this city scho" OF high or
,y and comes Teacher, with the avant.s
experience N The practice OF Tie I9'e- M
| Aug. i5-dlm Rector oil S Johns Caareh