The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-08-20
EDUCATION.

COLLEGE GRAMMAR 5 T. I'll O o l.,
~ RICHMOND A DAY AND BOARDING
| tender nert. RICHARD II. L. TIGHE, A. NJ, PRIN-
| CIPAL.-The Principal having received encourage
city of Richmond, on ShockOe Hill, an institution
for the educating and training of Boys for profession
al and COMMERCIAL life
This Institution viii be called 1.-THE COLLEGE
GRAMMAR SCHOOL" aud is desig ned to embrace
the thorough moral aud religious train ing of the p-
pills committed to its charge, far the constant
supervision and CoMPANIoNsHiP Of Teachers of the
right kind can attain that object.
TO accomplish this plan efectually, and to ac-
d;ion to the regular DAY SCHOOL, the Principal
Will receive into his family, where they will be under
his constant care, LIMITED NUMBER OF
BOABDERS.
In undertaking the arduous labors which thorough
education on such basis demands, the Principal re-
lies confidently his experience in that mode OF in
struction, which makes the MORAL and RELIGIOUS
welfare of the pupil the object OF anxious attention
and unwearied care.
Inony of his former employers and friends in regard
to his aithtulness and devotion TO the pupils COM
mtted to his charge.
In the Classical Mathematical and Commercial
Departments, he proposes high standard Of excel
lence to which he trusts the varied experience of
many wears and assiduous labors WILL with the assis
lance of able and faithful teachers enable him to
attain.
THE COURSE OF INSTRUCTION Will furnish a COM
plete preparation for any class in College, and will
embrace the modern languages, and all the common
useful and ntal branches which of value
No pupil will take position in class without THO
| ROUGH EXAMINATION IN THE FIRST PRINCIPLES of
| the studies pursued.
Special attention given DAILY to Reading, Writing
| Spelling and Arithmetic
| PRIMARY EPARTMENT.-Particular attention
will be paid to the Primary Department and no eA-
| ertion will be spared in drilling the younger pupils
| before advancement to the higher classes.
| IOCATION.-The school house, built expressly
for that purpose and so used by Mr. Burke and lately
by Mr. Bennett is situated in pleasant part of Frank
In street, between 9th and 7th streets, III which
| building the Principal will reside.
SESSIONS The scholastic year will be divided
into two terms of five months each: the first com
mencing on the 18th of September, and terminating
the l4th of February following the second beginning
on the 18th Of February aud ending the 18th Of July
following. Besides the summer vacation of two
| months, there will be weeks at Christmas
the 22d Of February, two days at Easter, two days
Wh E eF and t9S ttR OF }oiy
$3.50 for board washing, &c, &c, &c, and for full
course of Tuition in every branch including atten-
| dance upon scientific lectures.
Day Scholars will be charged for Classics and
Mathematics in Senior Departments 1850 90
| For Classics and Mathematics III Junior Depart
For Common English Education. 40 co
For Modern Languages, each................. 20 90
| Drawing 20 co
Payments will in all cases be expected each term
| IN ADVANCE.
Books and Stationery, for those who desire, will be
| furnished at theSoGest retail prices.
| Each Boarder should bring with him, besides a
| good supply of clothing, single mattress and bed
uAi!S. tONtis udphlns, SILVER IOIk ana large ana
| 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 a
uniform dress suit. The dress determined upon will
| be announced at another time.
Persons desiring to pupils win enquire at Mr..
gorge Merrian's, Broad street, Church HILL adj
dress "R. q. L. TIGHE, Box ST. Post Office, Rich
| mond, Va"
REFERENcEs-Right Rev. J NJ. Wainwright, D.
| D Iand D. C. L., Rev. Samuel r. ohnson D. D. Rev.
George Bedell, Rev. William +. Halsey Rev NInot
| NJ. Wells, Richard Dillon, NJ D., New York; Rev
| Francis Vinton, d. D. Rev. d. v NJ. johnson, Arnold
Duckwitz, Esq. Charles Congden Esq, Edw. W hite-
house. Esq. Brooklyn, n. Y; Z. V. B. Ostrander,
Esq, n. York city; Matb Churchill, Esq Sing Sing
New York; Rev. A Ten Brock, Philadelphia Rev.
H. s KepPler, Rev. George Woodbridge Rev. Alex
Jones' d. D., Gustavus A. Myers, Esq, Major Samuel
Anderson; u 5. A, J. H. Strobia, Esq, and others,
| Richmond.
Mr. Tighe proposes to establish in this city school
of high order, for the instruction of Boys. He is
graduate OF Dublin University, and comes well re
| commended u Teacher. with the advantage OF
eight years experience in the practice of the duties
| of his profession. H. S KEPPLER
20-d6C Rector of ST. Johns Church