The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-09-19
INTERESTING 20 PARENTS I
Tnr wILLrAMssuSs ACADEMY,
For female EIueafion.

|INFE annual courfe of tuition will recommends
| on the III October, and .he new arrangement
OF the cverl branches Of nruttou, prcfeuss plea
fling view Of female Improvement, we'll calculated to
imPrels aeouvi2ion of the beaefts Of the nititut-
on Careful obferyitiou and the experience oieveral
years a!Iduo,y devoted the cultivation Of the fe-
male mind, have rendered Mr.. Anderfon familiar
with every view of rhc fubea and enabled him to a.
daPt his fyftem fucceisfuliy, he hopes the wants
and wiihes of thofe who take an ntereli in it. The
leons and exercifes of the difficult bur delightful, ac-
comphihnent of mufc, are distributed in 4 manner
which will quickly infpre the youthful practitioners
with an emulation excel, and give them the habit
OF gratifying their friends with exhibition of their
performance. The arrangements of the Dancing
School, offer f mere satisfactory profpea of the
advance OF the young ladies in polite and graceful
quirements, and by judcioss combination, are rem.
dered fubiervent the noG valuable objects of ge-
neral Improvement. The advantages of this branch
OF the lntution here be particularly explain
eds but correct Ultimate of the habits and taife Of
tociety in this ate utilities the aerton, that they a.
lone form an adequate nducement to pats winter
at Williamsburg. As fit fcene for the educaon of
young ladies. Williamsburg has long been dftin-
suhed by the appreciation and preference of the pub
he; and in no fisation perhaps, the unfortunate
neglect OF early Improvement uccefsfs,ly obtain
the remedy which parental folicitude demands.
Letit be remembered however, that the fold ac-
qurements of liberal education. are beR fecured by
devo.ing to it the fir years of unfolding reafon
and, If we eonder at how early period of their age
young ladies make their into life, it becomes
evident that the leons and excrcfes neceary to their
Improvement, fhould commence with the fri dawn
OF mental expanion. Parents fhould therefore pay
particular attention to the early inru aon of their
daughters, and the belt fcene of elementary tuition
would, under favorable circumstances he the paren
tai roof: but ihould any caufe prevent the domeflc
communication Of this necei1ary nftrtciion, Jun
confidence may be placed in the udicious regulation.
OF Mr. Anderion's inttitu,ion. His fynam embraces
as eientia IFS objea, ;hofe ave and Cheerful, re-
creations, which Whit they promote health, and az
hit Perional Development, render the young mind
inenbe to the weight, and unconlcious of the ref
trctions OF confinement And tina. parents may have
every pohb'e n1ucement iend their daughters
iy to the Academy young ladies whole age does not
exceed ten years, will be boarded at half the ufual
price.
In compliance with the win of fome very liberal
Individuals, Whole folicitudc for the more rapid or
perfect improvement of their daughters renders them
ncreaed expenie, private c,afs of Fix
or eight young ladies will be formed who in addition
to the etfabhed eons of the fchool will receive
very Poiiibe aifance of inruaon and attenti-
on AS the terms for this clas will be coniderably
higher than the charge for the eHabHfed courfe,
thofe who delre to be nterened in it, will receive,
on application by letter othsrwife, particular
communication.
Wiilianfburg, September 10, 1906.