Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-09-30
YOUNG L.4DTES' HCIDEWY.
ITHR Noes T HIIGEES ReSnectf,,l,

y4SRANCES T. HUGHES, Respectfully
miorms the public that, in compliance with the wishes
and solicitations of her friends she Will open. the ID Mon
day IN October next. Academy for the instruction OF
Young Ladies in all the useful and ornamental branches
Education In opening this institution il is her cSz object
anl will be her constant eXerticn accomplish tiser
it advantages equal I, those OF the spectacle flour
ishg Academies at the North. and conduct ina manner,
which VIII meet with the appreciation of patrons, crafty
the wishes ofe public and comport with the responsibility
and Hbcraity of the city oficinond And in The exec-
ton of this o she the public that no assist
ant instructor will attend the Academy whose
acc not reputable and above suspicion and whose ex-
porience, qualification sIld talents, viii not enable him 10
conduct the of teaching the branches of his depart
nen IN the most approved and able manner. In her
TINS however, oaeccps and improve the mind she vii,
not neglect the improvement of the henrt hut regard with
waeihinl attention. tie and moral department of
her pupils. She viii teach Needle Work, OrticErarAy Re.
ding English Grammar aad Arithmetic cgI dollars per
Quarter MIR. II. Sweet from TIE North, graduate of
Brown University, who viii produce satisfactory and unques
tonaiie recommendations, viii attend the Academy a
SSiint ttorIr The following branches :Ponmansip in his
MOLE (tieects of which have excited 50 much adi-
ration ard aonis'ncnt Geography, with The of The
with Lectures, zen dollars PEI quarter Composition Bellies
Lettrs, the Latin Language, Moral Philosophy, with Lee
Natural Philosophy, atIern dollars and proper
books and instruments be obtnned from the North
Drawing, at ten dollars, and Fruit, Flower and Landscape
Painting NJ fifteen dollars per quarter. An able instructor
viii be procured teach, at the usual prices Music and the
French Language. Mr. Sweets usual terms for % lesson, in
Penanship are zen doorS but young ladies' this Acad
envy, will ENJOY the important advantages of this new mode
by paving for the stationary adapted il, which Will be
fro dollars PER quarter. in oduance The principles on
which this new mode Of teaching Writing is founla ard
which are ernenty calculated to refine the TASTE elicit tl-
powers OF genius and TO enlarge and improve the understand
ing will be extended and applied TO the teaching of other
branches. The study of Ec recommended on account
oft wonderful effect and influence in forming habits OF
attention. and in strengthening and preparing the mind for
The acquisition Of knowledge. Young Ladies will ac,
moiae1 with board in the house with the Academy at t(
dollars per quorcr Every quarter will clUe this Acad
envy, Mitha public eNmninatin; from which vacation of
week will Viewing the encouragement, with
which Ms Hughes has already been honored. her moderate
terms otuton and the peculiar and extensive advantages
of her nSttuto She trusts that she shall he able render
every facility TO heimpToyement md convenience the
SITUATION OF her pupils and 10 establish its celebrity by the
?ei until convenient situation be procured IN
She house where she s now teaching, adjacent Judge
Brpckenhrougb's Shuckc Hill.
NJ. Please TO make application to Miss Hughes, 5cf,rc
me qs'dng efhe AcaaEy, at Mrs. SansIms Of L
& 18th
September 81. l2-tf