Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-09-24
Interesting to Parents :
The WILLIAMSBURG AcApEMY,
For Femaie EaucGti0n.

THE annual course OF tuition will recon-.
4 mence on the 1st OSo5er. and the new ar
rangment OF the several branches OF lns;rueton.
presents pleasing view of female Improvement,
well calculated 10 impress 2 conviction Ct the
benefits CT the Institution Careful observation
and the experience Of several wears, as5idu us,y
devoted 20 che cultivation OF the female mind,
have rendered Mr. Anderson iaHiihar wiki eve.
ry veiw CT the subject ana enabled MIN To adapt
his system, successfully, hthopes to the wants
and wishes OF chose ,;ho take n interest in il
The essons aud exercises OF the Difficult, but Tic
!ishtSu! accomplishment of music, are distributed
IN u'aane. which VII. quiek.y inspire the youth.
tui practitioners with an emulation TO excel. and
give chem ne habit of gratifying their friends
with an exhibition OF their performance. The
arfargemen,s OF the Dancing School, ole. skill
more satisfactory prospect OF the advance OF the
young ades in petite and graceful acqu.rsm. ats.
and l.. Il ludicious Coordination, arc rendered
'subseryent 10 the mos, valuable objeas OF gene
raj Improvement The advantages oil this d. d h
oil tue INSTITUTION cannot mere be particularly ex
plained; bur correct estimate of the habits and
taste of society IN this state iu,css the a. er,i
on. thar they a!u:ie fern an adequate indus emcnt
to pas. winter u, WILLIAMSBURG. As :. fit
scene for the education OF yousg ladies Viii,
! amsburg has long been distinguished hy the :p
probation and preference of the pubic and IA
no titusucn, perhaps, can the unfortunate ne
giee Of early Improvement more successfully oh
tain the remedy which paicn:al soieitude &c.
manda.
Let it be Remembered however, that the sold
requirements Of = liberal education, axe hest sc
crsed by devon 20 i; the first years of unfo
ding reason; ard. if we consider al hoy carly a
period Of their ag-. young ladies make their en-
trance INFO life. II becomes evident, rha, The les
sons and exercises necessary to their improve
ment, should commence with the first dawn OF
mental expansion. Parents should tneT- fore
pay particular attention TO the early instruction
OF theIr daughters, and the best sGeae of elemsn
taVy tuition would. under favorable cireumstan
ces, be the parental roof: but should any cause
prevent the domestic commune alton OF ,his ne
cessary instruction, I just Confidence may be
placed IN the jndici rs regulations of Mr. Ander
aon's institution. His system embraces as es
senual TO ITS objg6. those a9ive ard cheerful,
recreatons. which whilst they promote health
and assist personal developcrenr render the
young mind nsensble to the weight and uncon
scious OF the restrictions of confinement. And
that parents may have every possible induce
ment 10 send their daughters carly 10 the AGA
denny. young ladies' whose age doe not exceed
ten years. will be boarded a, hal the usua price.
In compliance with the ~ish of some very liz
beral individuals, whose soiciiude for the more
rapid OF perfed Improvement ot their daugh,e
renders them regardless OF increased expense .
private class of six OF eigh. young ladies will be
formed, who, in addition 20 he esiabli.hed les
sons OF the school viii receive every possib
assistance of exua instruction and ateRtion IS
the terms for this ella will be considerably nigh
eF than the charge for the established course,
those who desire TO bs interested i'll it, will re.
ceive, on application by letter or othcrwlsc, a
Particular communication
Williamsburg. Sep,en.be l 1906 I'm
N Is The Editors of he Richmond PeTers
burg and Norfolk papers are requested to pub
bsh the above advertisement once . week 70, one
month and forward heir accou is to L Ander
son. rost Master, Williamsburg, for raymen,