The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-12
EDUCATION.

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dent q pleasing those that may feel dspsssd to pa
n FERNS made ksown on Application.
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lo,, Msssts George Gissoa. r, }. AHhsr. vsq.
John Psarce. Al Richards, Esq, and nsmsross others
an II din A. q. aAuNDERs
VOUNta LADlkSs HIGH . Q a o . 4 |,
shockoe Hill, Marshall street: between 4th and
many years psseecs ID instructius yoaus ladies in
the advanced branches Of . complete English ednca
t'on will open School At the shove named locstion
The following branches win he included in tho
course Of instruction. English Grammar Bellies Lett
tres Ancient and Modern Geography, Ancient and
Modern History, tina Elements of Chemistry and Bo-
tany insIuctisn in the French Language, and the
Piano Forte, will be given by competent teachers.
for which separate charge win be made.
Parents and gnafdians assured that their chill.
6ren and wards, viii not only Instructed In the ap-
plicaion Of the rules Of English Grammar, but Also
In the philosophy Of the Ens,ish language The use
city, both in conversation and writing, will bs con-
santy brought under the consideration of the pupil
for the accomplishment Of this object particular at
tention win be given to the department Of Bellies
Lsttres 4{e@
Mrs. DARpEN returns her sincere thanks to her for.
mer p,trons on Church Hill, and in other pats of
the city. and bopes they will continue to encourage
her. as far as they can ID Z aujl --te
CLASSICAL AND 1IATHKMATICAlI
" SCHOOL BY ROGER MARTIN.--This School
opens the let October and clsses ON the 18th July
The of instruction IL designed give boys the
best preparation for the Universty. for the higher
classos in other ,eges for business Should the
number Of pupils juaify it. graduate Of one Of our
suhscriber-a gentleman of accurate and extensive
scholarship, of long and successful experience as q
teacher, now travelling in Europe The School will
consist OF two clsssea, Senior and Junior and a
PRIMARY DEPARTMENT, which will be exclusively
for small boys, to whom much attention will be
TERMS-tpayable seni annually in sdvance)
Senior Cis's-The Classics and higher Mathe-
Junior cla..The Rudmsn:. Of the Ca..e: "00 "
with the higher English branches.......... so 90
Primary Department Spelling, Reading.
Writing, Grammar, Geography. Arithme-
Amy Modern Language will be taught il desired, at
the usual Professors fees Due notice will be given
of the location of the School The subscriber
then be found at his fathers rooms q. B. Martins)
between 0 and | o'clock. He desires an interview
with the parents of the pupils.
To those not personally acquainted with him, Mr..
Martin would submit the following testmonias-- he
would also refer TO Professor Harrison of the Unver
sity. ...1
UNIvsRsITY OF Va, June SOth, 1885,
Having understood that my young friend, Mr.. Roger
Martin, of Richmond desigus engsginsiA the bust.
commend him to the attention of such desire to
secure accurate and thorou instruction for their
children wards. Mr.. Martin is good scholar. and
knows how to teach not only upon theory but from
practice. His studies at the University have been
pursued with that success which gives pledge that
he will not only convey to others what he has learn
ed but that he will inspire his papils with zeal for
their studies which will make their lessons not q
task but pleasu o. As q Christian gentleman, Mr.
al
his f,iends may have formed respecting him, and
may safely be trusted with the management and in.
struction of youth. w. II. McGUFFEY
The undersigned unite 10 cordially commencing
Mr.. Martin to the confidence and patronage of the
community. MOSES d HOGE,
T. v. MOORE.
.-. UNIVERSITY OF VA July 9Th, 1856.
take pleasure in recommending Mr. Roger Mar
tin, formerly assistant in my school and since
student of the University to tn" citizens of Rich
mond. as a well qualified and ia ithful teacher
jy 22-2tawSw S.MAUPIN.