The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-09-26
INTERESTING TO PARENTS !
The WILLIAM,Buxo ACADEMY,

For female Fdneation
'iiE annual courfe Of tuition will reeommence
on the LIT Oaober, and The new arrangement
oil the fevera branches of Inftrution prefents plea
fling view of female Improvement, we'll calculated to
hnpreis conviction of the benefits of the nlttuti-
on Careful obiervaton and the experience Of fevera
years aiIduouily devoted the cultivation of the fe-
male mind, have rendered MIR. Anderfon familiar
with every view Of the fubjea and enabled him to a.
dapt isfytem, fuccelsfully he hopes TO the wants
and wines ofthofe who take an interelt in it. The
leions and exerciles of the difficult bur delightful ac
sonPliihment of muic, are attributed in a manner
winch will quickly inipre the youthful practitioners
with an emulation excel and give them the hab;,
OF gratifying their friends with an exhibition of their
performance. The arrangements of the Dancing
School, offer ii more satisfactory profpea of the
advance OF the young ladies' in polite and graceful ac
qairements, and By judicoas combination, are rem
oered iubiervient TO the NOT valuable objects of ge-
neral Improvement. The advantages of this branch
the inIttntoD cannot here be particularly explain
ed buta correct ultimate of the habits and tale Of
ioeiety IN this Rate utilities the aertion that they a
lone torn an adequate inducement TO pafs a winter
at Williamsburg Asa fit fcene for the education If
young ladies'. Williamsburg has long been diain j,
Suhed by the appreciation and preference of the pub
nc ana IN no htuation perhaps, the unfortunate
negect OF early Improvement more fuccefsfaly obtain
fhe remedy which parental folcitude demands.
Let 1t be remembered however, that the fold ac
N'''' hoeidi eOuCatiOn, are belt teCured by
devoting to it the frt years of unfolding realon
and 1t we confder at how early period of their aye
young ladies make their entrance into life il becomes
EVIDENT that the eous and exercfes Decearv IN their
Improvement, fhould commence with the fri dawn
oil mental expanfon. Parents fhould therefore nav
particular attention to the early infru aion of their
oaugilters aud the bet cene of elementary tuition
would, under favorable circumstances, be the paten.
TAI roots but Mould any caule prevent the domea;c
communication of this necelIary inRruaion. Jun
confluence may be placed in the udieous regulations
OF Mr. Anderfon's inGitution. His fynem embrace,
as eientia to its objs6t thofe active and cheerful 70
Sreations, which whll they promote health. and ar
h't Perlonal development, render the young mind
Iisnhole 70 the weight, and unconfcous of the ref
N'''ons oi confinement. And that parents may have
every Poiible nducement to fend their daughters ear
~ 70 the Academy young ladies whole age does not
exceed ten years, will be boarded at half the uCnsl
price. -'''' viz uiu"'
10 compliance with tic win Of for1e very liberal
inuiVdoa!s, whole foiciurs for the more rapd or
perfect Improvement Of their daughters renders them
regardless OF ncreafsd erpenfe private clals of FIX
OF eight young adies will be formed who in addition
20 the eltabAed lefon5 Of the fcool will receive q
very poii5e aiGance Of extra in1ruaion and AREN'T
on rs the terms for this clafs will be conGderablv
higher than the charge for the eaablihed eourCe
tnoe who defire to be intereled in it, will receive
on application BY letter or othcrwife, a particular
communication
W'lliarniburg, September 1s, 1906.