The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-10-04
EDUCATION OF YOUNG LADIES,
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N B. TIE eoHrs Of isfrueiior zUW ,e-eoz,menee, on
tie IA O7obfr, anano p.pAs sar be enseged ate, tie
5b Of tiai mess5.
X EMALE Education, which, till lately, was too
little afforded to, appears now 10 have become
an object UNIVERSALLY inrerrRng. In Europe it not
uneonn,or to conGgn one half of young Lady's
Tor tune to ulefu and ornamental Accomplishments;
ana IN our own country alto, parents eem rapidly a.
dopting the opinion, that large portion of the ium
thvy nend Tor their daughters, may wii.ly be APP
Prorriatsd to their Edrcation The idea perhaps is
)ut what huiband does nor ieel that the intelligence
AMI Accomplishments OF his wife are of more iupor-
lance to his happneis and enjoyment, than the addi-
ton OF few hundred pounds his eitate ? Whist
parent IS nor irDble thar his iatslion and peace of
mnd depend directly THAT anaSle department and
general good conduct of MS daughters which reu!t
from good eduoat , Nor are hele ali, nur even
the greate.t beneh;stia flow from this fertile iource
she, whom the wife and af!ettiona;e guardians of
e' youth nave rendered rich IN intellectual acqui-
lions and the elegant OF Perfona. ,n.n
Can never become poor She pofeiic. a r.iource ri
which no vicihtnde of fortune can deprive her She
enjoys patrilnony which neither b. exhau,ied nv
time, nor diminihed by accident; but winch after
having proved refuge from misfortune !or the mo-
ther, commonly defends in rich inheritance to her
children
mpr eiied with the truth and importance of th.fe
conhdsrations, Mr.. and Mrs. Anderfon have devot
ed large portion OF their time AMI attention 70 the
e1abNihment OF ichool for the general improvement
OF young ladies'. Having daughters of their own TO
EDUCATE, and viewing that object the mott ferious
ouines OF their lives they perlonally intereited
IN the arrangements they making; and they
Judge from 'hsr own feelings, that they render an
acceptable iervee to iociety, in forming fenninary
where polite literature and the arts of perfopa inn,
provenent may be equally cultivated They frank.
iy own that they have fought eis to produce ali eco
homIcai eab:itnent than render their inltitution
cononant 20 the wiiheS of thofe who deiire qo,d
uation Tor inttructon and accomplishment of their
daughters they have accordingly engaged the aliit
ance OF the mo.t eminent instructors in the C-vcr,l
branches OF female education, and made liberal pro-
vion tor every object whien might couduce m ,bs
iucceis OF their Undertaking Their etfabli(b,nen,
VIII probably be mott acceptable to thoe who have
no QhPoiltion 70 make economy principal cunfider
at!on bur It IS Jutt to acknowledge that ON this nb
Je they hav- Hitherto experienced iron, parents the
utmols liberal;.y of ientinent.
a regard Tor the nterett and Improvement of his
ritive city, and iu attachment TO its amiabIe and
excellent iociety, together with conviction of rs
oeing Tor education IN general, the mot favourable
Ituation OF this and the nrighbourng louthern and
weitern itates induce MIR. Anderlon to the follow
ing ooiervations The advantages which Williams
ohrg at this time poitiles with regard TO youthful
nnpTo 'emcnt, and the rational enjoyments of foei
'ntereourie unattended with the difIipat;on Incl
'tn 10 large towns, give II uf claim to parental
a''ent'on' Many individuals, particularly luch who
nave a numerous family to educate, might find it,
htreitlng to make it their permanent or temporarv
rehdence Several convenient DWELLINGS NAV a. rr.
lent be obtained on moderate terms and as far as re-
1tes TO Mr. ard MRS AS inGiturior all charges for t
fion iha be made at half price for thofe Young ladies
"hoe parents are induced their account to reGde
III town To thole who cannot thus become the i'm
mccall" guardians of their children, Mr. and Mrs.
"a: oher Gi"r certain number of young ladies' i,u
auon u'otr ther ownroof, where it has been endea-
Improvement eaiy, agreeable and certain.
~ 8. The young ladies who have obtained
perhni"n OF abence for funmer Wit to their friends
are rrquetted to be punlual in their return by the
1T October. y '"e
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