Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-09-13
Interesting 10 Parents :
The WILLIAMSBURG ACADEMY,
For Female FABRICATION.

TrEE annual course OF tuition VIII teCoh"
mence on the Is, October. and the new ar
ranrn,en, Of the several branches of Instruction.
presents pleasing view OF female in'Drovemer
we'll calculated 20 impress conviction OF fire
benefits of the Institution Careful Observation
and the expcrience cf several years assidu usly
devoted 20 the cultivation It the female mind,
have rendered Mr. Anderson famil'a, with eve'
~ vciw Of the subject. and enabled himto adapt
his system successfully he hopes TO the wants
and wishes of those who take Az interest in is.
The iess0ns and exercises of the dfheuit bur de.
ightfnl ACKNOWLEDGMENT of musio, are distributed
in manner which will quickly inspire the you'h-
FIJI Practitioners with an emulation TO excel, and
give them he l,sbi, of gratifying their friends
with an exhibition of their performance The
arrangements Of thu i)ano;ng School, offer still
more satisfactory prospect Of the advance ct the
young 'adies in petite and graceful requirements,
and by iudcirus corrb,naicn, are rendered
subservien, the mos, valuable objects Of gene
raj ,nir-ovemen, The advantages OF this branch
of the Institution cannot heie be particularly ex
planned; b., a ,rred estimate of the habits and
tas,e of society in this state justihes he assert-
on. that they alone form IN adequate mdncement
70 pass a winter al williamsburg. As ht
scene fo- The education OF young ladies Wilt
an,sbnrg has lore been distinguished By the ap-
probation and preference OF he public; and "a
no situation. perhaps, can the unfortunate he.
glea of early Improvement more successfully Oh.
tain the remedy which parental soiieitnde de.
mands.
lie, il he remenihe ed however, that the solid
aoquire,rcn,s of liberal education, are hes, Sc.
cured by devo ing il the first years OF unfol-
ding reason; and, if we consider e. how easiy a
period of their age. young ladies' make their enc
trance into life il becomes evident, that the les.
sons and exercises necessary to their improve.
ment, should commence with the first dawn Of
T., men,al expansion. Parenrs should thc;,cfo,e
pa particular SI;enticn TO the early i,,,truaiori
OF their daughters, and the best see re of eIer,e
ta,y tuition would, under favo' isle c;rcn,ns,an.
ces. be the parental roof: b.. should anv cause.
pfevsni n domestic co-..munio alton of this 10 :.
cesar instruction. just clnfdsnce may be
p'aeea IN me Jp',.c: us regulations of Mr. Andsr-
sons insitu'.o, His system embraces as es.
ssh'iai N>i,s obje6 those active and cheerful
rec'ea'.ons, which whilst they promote health /,
am assist personal Development, render the
{ y'ung mind instnsibe TO the weight and uneon-
scicus of the res,sifious of Confinement. And
tina, par, nts MAJ have every posssoie induce
men, 20 send their daughters ea,y &c tie AGA.
denny. Young ladies VI hose age doe not exceed
ten years vii be boarded az half the usual price
IN compliance with the Visb of some very Ii
beral Individuals, whose soiictude for the more
RAPID orpesfset Improvement OF their daughters,
renders them regaide 81 inc seased expense, =
private class Of six or egh young ladies will be
formed Who in addition the es abshed ies
sors # rhe school will receive every pcssib'e
assistance OF extra instsu6tion and attention As
he terms for shis cla will be considerably high.
er han chs charge for the established course,
those who desire to be interested in it, will re-
ce've on application by letter Otherwise, n
particular communication
Wiiiiamsburs. Sepiernbe, l 1906 I'm
N The Editors Of the Richmond, Perers.
bnrg and Norfolk papers are requessed to pub.
iish the above advertisement once week for one
month md forward their accounts TO /. Ander-
son cost Mastef. Williamsburg. for payinen.-