Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-10-04
Mterertiag 10 Parents!
,IHE WILLIAMSBURG ACADEMY,
For Femaie Educdtion.

ENlIE anru, course Of tuition Will recon-.
L mence az, the lst October, ana the new
raugnent OF the several branches OF Instruction,
presents pleasing view of female Improvement,
well calculated 20 impress a convi6ton Of the
benefits OF the Institution Ca,eful obrerva'icn
AMI the experience oe several veays. ass,aucusly
devoted TO the cultivation of the Terna,e mind,
have rendered Mr.. Anderson familiar with eve
" veiw Of the subirA, and cna5'-d himto adapt
his system. successfully, ne hcpes 10 the wants
and wishes OF those who take an interest in IL.
The sessous and exercises of the diBcul; bat de
iig,tfu accomplishment of usic. arc distributed
~ = manner which viii quickly inspire tho youth
fu practitioners with an emulation 70 excel, and
give them the h-iis Of gratifying their friends
with an exhibition o. tiieir performance. The
arrangements of the Dancing School, offer still
more satisfactory p-ospca OF the advance of the
young ladies in petite and graceful requirements,
and by 4 ludicous conibinauon. are rendered
subscrpien, TO the most valuable obieHs OF gen.-
raj improvement; The advantages OF this branch
Of the Institution cannot here be particularly ex
PINNED; but currea estimate OF the habits and
taste OF society this state, iustIies the asseri-
on, that they alone form an adequate inilucemcnt
to pass winter Il, Wii,a-,shu,s. =. Il,
scene FOR the education ., ,cnng ladies Will
a'ntbu'g has hog been distinguished by the APP
probation aud preference of he rnb'ic end N
sleet OF early Improvement, more successfully Oh.
tain the remedy which parental solicitude dc.
mand>
Let il be remembered however. tina. the Solid
requirements of literal eGucation. as- best Sc.
cared. by devorag 10 il tse first years o: unfo'.
ding reason and, il VIC consider 1T haw ea,ly
period of their age. young ladies' make their en-,
TRANCE intc life, il becomes evident, that the les
sons and exercises necessary to their improve.
ment, should commence with the first dawn os
mental expansion. pasen,s should therefore
pay particular attention 10 the early instruction
other daughters, and the best scene of elemen
tary tuition, would. under favorable circurs,an-
ces. he the parental roof: but SHOULD any cause
prevent the ionestc communication of this re-
oessary instruction; 7 Just confidence NAV be
paced 'n me juici MS regulations OF Mr.. Ander-
sons institution. His system embraces as es
sen'ial 20 It's objea, ,ho,e active ard cheerful
recrearions, which. will, they promote health,
and assist personal development. render the
young mind insensbie 10 the weight and uncou-
sciCus OF toe restSCliona OF confinement. And
thar parents may have every possible induce.
ment.tc send their daughters carly 70 the AGA.
deny, young ladies' whose age does NOT exceed
Ten years. viii he boarded at half the usua price.
In compliance with the wish OF some very IL
ber2l lndividualS. whose soi;cirudc for the more
rapid orperfctt improvement. of theiv daughters,
renders them regardless OF increased expense =
private class &c SIX or eight young ladies' will be
toJrcd. who, in addition 20 the established les
sons OF the school. Will receive every possibc
assistance OF extra Instruction aud auention as
ths terms for this tia5 viii be considerably high.
ei than the charge sor the established course,
those WAC desire TO be Interested IN il, will re-
eo've, Oh application by letter or otherwise, a
Particular communication.
Williamsburg Sepieu-be- l 1906 I'm
n Inc Editors CT The Richmond, Perers-
burg, ami S",folk papers are requested to pub
rsh me above advertisement once 4 week Cor one
month and forward their accounts to I. Arjer-
son, Post Mss,es. Williamsburg, for payment.