The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-07
CLASSICAL AND MATHEMATICAL
" SCHOOL. BY ROGER MARTIN-This School

CLASSICAL AND MATHEMATICAL
~ SCHOOL BY ROGER MARTIN.-This School
opens the LIST October and closes the 18th July.
The of instruction 10 designed give boys the
best preparation for the University for tbs higher
classes in other lleges, for business Should the
number of pupils justify it, graduate of one of our
best institutions is expecte to be associated with the
subscri her-a gentleman of accurate and extensive
sehol arship of long and successful experience
teacher, now travelling in Europe The School will
consist of two classes, Senior and Junior. and a
| PRIMARY DEPARTMENT, which will be exclusively
for small boys, to whom much attention will be
| TERMs-(payable semi-aDnuay in advance)
Senior Class-The Classics and higher Mathe-
Junior Class-The Rudiments of the Classics,
with the higher English branches. ......... SO co
Primary Department Spelling, Reading.
Writing, Grammar. Geography, Arthme-
tic, &c &C.. so 90
Any Modern Language will be taught if desired, at
the usual Professor. fees. Due notice will be given
will be in Richmond from LIST August, and can
then be found at his fathers rooms g. B. Mertin's
| between and | o'clock. He desires an interview
ROGER MARTIN.
To those not personally acquainted with him. Mr.
Martin would submit the following testimonials-he
would also refer to Professor Harrison of the Unver
sty.
UNIVERSITY OF Va, June sotb, 1886.
Having understood shat my young friend, Mr.. Roger
Martin, of Richmond designs engaging in the busi.
meas Of instructing yosth, beg leave warmly re-
commend him to the attention of such es desire TO
accurate and thorough instruction for their
children or wards. Mr.. h artin 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 pupils with zeal for
their studies, which will make their lessons not
task but pleasu e. As a Oh istan gentleman, Mr.
Martin, feel confident will reazs any expectations
his friends may have Termed respecting him. and
may safely be trusted with the management and in
strnction of youth. W. n McGUFFEY.
The undersigned unite in cordially commencing
Mr.. Martin to the confidence and patronage of the
community. MOSES ID HOGE,
T. V. MOORE.
UNIVERSITY OF VA July 8th, 1876.
take pleasure in recommending Mr. Roger Mar.
tim formerly an assistant in my school ana since a
student OF the University to the citizens of Rich
mond as we'll qualified and faithful teacher
jy 22-2taw3w s. MAUPIN
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ent Pla form Scales, pre- pared to sell An'hra.
cite Coal either by the load of Is bushels the
ton. Consumers will find it to their interest to
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the Dock the North side of Basin Bank, be-
tween 9Th and 10th Streets
iv A-Tn& Frifiw SAMUEL P. HAWFS.
NJ EAT LITTLE FARM ON ThE NIEA.
l DOW BRIDGE ROAD, HALF NILE
NORTH EAST OF RICHMOND, FOR SALE
The subscribers are authorized to sell the NEAT
LITTLE FARM located rs above, now occupied by
Mr. VIM Kuper adjoining the residence of Mr.. Pc
ter W Dudley The place contains "a acres The
place is remarkably healthy.
For terms and further particulars, apply to
GODDIN d APPERSON,
Jy2i-2tawlm Auctioneers.