Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-09-27
Interesting TO Parents :
The WILLIAMSBURG ACADEMY,
For Femalc Education.

THE annual course of tuition wi, recon
Z mence on tie lst Oeober. and the new -,
angment of the several branches OF Ins,rueion
presents pleasing view OF female improvement
well calculated 10 irpess convi9on Of th,
benefits of ,ne Institution Careful observation
and the experience of several years sssit.u 'utly
devoted TO ths cui,ivarion IF the female mind,
have rendered MIR. Anderson familiar with eve
~ vciw Of the subject. and enabled him to adapt
ms system. snccess uy, he hopes 70 the wants
and wishes of ,hose who take IN interest in i,
The lessons and exercises Of the diliouil but de
Eshtku accomplishment OF music. are di .tribu,eI
IN manner which viii! quickly INSPIRE the youth
Ia. practitioners cith an emulation 20 excel. and
give them he hahi' OF gratifying their friends
with an exhibition of thei. performance The
Heterogeneous Of the Dancing School, offer s,nl
more Satisfactory prospect Of the advance Of the
! young ladies' IN polite and grsceful equ,smcns
and bs a judcicu, con,hinauon, are rendered
su6servien' ,o ,he mos, valuable objects Of gene
raj improvement The a,ivan,as yes uf this brarch
, OF he INSTITUTION canGct heie he particularly ex
panied; bns correct es,ima'e Of the habits and
taste Of society IN this state ju.''hes he Assem-
on, that tney atone form m a,iequs' inducemcnt
| 10 pass winter a, Williamsburg. rs Il,
scene fos the education OF Young ladies VIII
| aTsburg has long been di@tinguistcd by the A.,
. probauon and preferences Of the pnb'c and N
| no situation. perhaps, can the unfortunate ne
g'eet OF early improvement more success fully oh
tain the remedy which PARENTAL sol;oi;udc dc
mants
| Let it BE Remembered however, that the solid
| aconrcmeuss OF liberal education, are best se
cured by dcvo mig 10 i, the first years of unfor
dag reason; and, if We consider at how early a
period ca their age. young ladies' make ,heir IN
trance into life, it becomes evident, 'ha, the lie,
sons and exercises necessary 10 their improve
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mental expansion. Parents should therefore
pay particular attention 10 the ea,y in-trua,cn
OF their daughters, and the best Sc enc of elemsn
ta'y tuition, would, under favorable circumstan
! ces,-he the parental roof: but should 7ny cause
prcvt M the domestic communication of mis- ne
oessary instfnttion, ! jus, confidence may b.
placed III he lndicinus regulations Of Mr. Ander
sons institution. His system embraces n, e.
senial 20 It's objed. those alive ard Cheerful!
fec,ea"ons' winch whilst they promote health.
/ ANA assist personal devei1pcment, render the
I young rind insen'ib'e 10 the weight and unoon
scious Of the ses,titlions Of confinement. And
thai Parents may have every possible induce
ment 20 send their daughters early 10 the Aca
DENY Young ladies' who's, age doe, not exceed
ten years. viii be boarded L, Ia the usual price
In compliance with the wish of some very IL
heral individuals, whose soliciiude fos the more
rapid orperfeet Improvement OF their dsughtcrs
'S''oSts 'iiS'h rcefoieSs o. increased expense, q
p'lvaie class ri six eight young ladies will be
I med Tho in addition 20 The established ,es
sons IF the schoo viii receive every possible
assistance Of extra Instruction and auen,ion As
tbs terms for this cla wili be considerably nigh
e han the charge tr he established cou,ae,
taose WHO desire TO b. interested in it, viii re.
ceive, on application by ie,ter or Otherwise, a.
pas.icu'aI communication
Niiiamsbuig Sep,erubes I 1906 I'm
Ii TIE Ediioss Of the Richmond, Perers
burg and Norfolk papers are requested to pub
iish 'iie above advertisement onoe.a week foroGe
m "'h and forward ,heii accounts to L Ander
son, tost Master NiNanshurp for ravnnen