Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-09-17
Interesting to Parents!
IHE WILLIAMSBURG ACADEMY,
For Female Education.

'HE annual course Of tuition will recon
mence N the Is; October. and the new a,
rangment of the several branches of Instruction
presents pleasing view of female improvement
well calculated impress conviction of the
benefits of rhe Institution Careful observation
and he experience OF several years, assidu usly
devocd 20 The cultivation of the female mind,
have reud'red MIR Anderson familiar with eve
~ veiw of the subjea and enabled him 10 adapt
his system. successfully. he hopes to the wants
snd wishes OF those who take an in,cres, in il
The lessons and exercises of the oiihcul but dc
lightfui Accomplishment, OF music. arc distributed
IN manner which will quickly inspire the youth
iri practitioners with emnlatDn TO excel and
give them he habi, OF gratifying their friends
nth an exhibition OF their erfor nance. The
arrangements Of he Dancing School, offer still
nore satisfactory prospect Ut the advance of the
young ahies in petite and graceful requirements
and by judcious CO nbinasion, arc rendered
sunservien 20 the mos, valuable objects of gene
raj improvement, The advantages of This Branch
OF me Institution cannot he,e be particularly ex
p,aincd; bu, cousd estimate OF the habits and
taste Of society IN This state JUS flies the as.esti.
on, ina, they alone form an adequate inducemcn,
TO pas, a winter 4, Williamsburg. AS fl.
scene for The education oi Young ladies Wi.i
am.bu'g Ia. long tecn isticguished by the ~
probation and preference OF Inc .,ubUc ana u
no situation, perhaps, can the unfortunate he
g'eet OF early improvement, more succe sstully ob
tain The remedy which parentai solieitude Dc
mands
Let II be rememberei however, that the sol...
acqui,ernents Of liberal education are bust e
cured by devo ing II the first years of ucfo.
ding reasrn; and. if we consider A. how ea,y
period of their age. young ladies make their en-
trance INTO life, II becomes evi, NJ HAT the les
sons and exercises necessary their irapfoY.
ment, should commence with TIE trst dawn OF
mental expansion. Parents should therefore
pay particular attention 10 the early instrutlIon
OF their daughters, anu the best scene of srIucn
tary tuition, would, under favorable cIrc uSns,au
ces, be the parental roof: bur should any cause
preven' he domestic communication Of his re
cessary in,tfuaicn, jus, c4n6dcnce may be
placed in The j,itlici us egua ions of NJ. Ande,
sons institution. His system embraces is c.
sen'iai TO ns ohjs6 those active I'd cheerful
recIea,ions. which whilst lhey promote health
and assist personal dcveloper1ent. render the
young mind msensbe 10 The weight, and uncon
scious Of the resttietiors of confinement. And
that Parents may have every possible induce
ment 10 send their daughters carly 20 the AGA
denny Dung ladies whose age does nos exceed
ten years will be boarded j, baf The rsla ,rice
In compliance with the wish of some vary Ii.
bera Individuals, whose soiic,ude for the mo.e
rapid or perfect Improvement OF their daughters,
renders Them REGARDLESS, Of increased expense a
piiv@.e class If six eight young ladies will be
formed who in addition 10 ne es;abli.ied es
sons ct ne school VII yeceiVc every possible
ASSURANCE Of extra iastru6lion and attention rs
the terms for this ca will b. considerably high
er than the Charge FOR Inc established con.se,
those who desire 10 be interested in it, will &c
ceive. on application by letter or Otherwise, 4
particular communication
Wiiiamsbu,g Seperlbe, 1, 1896 I'm
N The Editors Of The Richmond, PEERS
burg and Norfolk papers are 'eqiesJed to pub
ish She above advertisement once week 70, one
monh and forward their accounts 10 L Ander
son est Mastet Williarnshurg f,r r,.yn.. ~ :