The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-01-11
TERMS AND REGULATIONS
OF THE
L.9DiES' SELECT SCHOOL,
Capitol Square, Richmond.

Capitol Square, Richmond.
Solid and elegant English Education & 81 90
IN Board bed K bed-clothes furnished
by the pupil 200 90
Washing. separate charge.
Muse, alS per quarter, six lessons week
French Language and Literature, So 25 per or. six
Drawing and Painting, SIS per or. S lessons week
1ancing, $40 per or. three lessons week
Payment To be made at the Seminary quarterly and
e1ne,"i'iy IN "dvance-No entrance money claimed.
No vacation except few days at Christmas
The Teachers.
french Language and Literature, by a French La
dy oi elegant requirements who will reside in the f.
niy and and in teaching Needle Work
Painting. o ~
Music, by MIR Kr.,uth and others.
Dancing, by MIR La Taste
Az experienced practical Botanst will attend the
Botanical class, twice week from the LIST of Anri m
al the LIST of July.This study furnishes SerbtfDI
exercise for the pencil.
Mrs. Taylor, TO whose particular care the Boa,sers
are conhded, will teach Natural History, and aid in
other branches
Several GeutGrien. distinguished in the learned
professions will attend, not only mark the progress
oil the Senior class in Natural Philosophy and Chemjs
try, but assist in giving luminous outline of these SCH
enccs.
he advantages which the Boarders enjoy, are s,,fi
Gently conspicuous to ail who visit the institution-
They are adedin their studies every evening" and con-
The studies of every week are diyided into four O.
quail parts and recapnlated every FRIDAY in the
presence OF the parents and polite visitors.
Every Friday evening the young ladies practise their
oaheng lessons, under the direction of Mr.. La Taste
after which they perform alta domestic concert
VA Saturday evening they are permitted to visit
on the Sabbath, they regularly attend divine wor-
ship
arrangements are making to instruct them in Vocal
Sacred Music----sratis.
Let it be understood that every p,n;l WHOSE na,ne
is enrolled, is entered for the wear
10 complete the lnstitution--foin' Younp Ladder
W oe cece'Ued as B'dTders, but there will be va
eaney tor day scholar until the LIST OF January 1876
reading lesson 10 pages the spelling If which
must he correctly reced.
The regulations Tor Writing are deemed important,
and may be found the first page of eacb COW hool
NO young lady will he permitted TO cypher till she
can recre the Arthmetieal Tables and compare mum.
beers IN manner, similar to that othe celebrated Pes
tsllozzi.
The students Of french will be examined Mt O o.
clock, a. VI on the first Saturday of every month
they will be required to converse and parse In French
TO translate French into English English into French
and answer IN French, without leaving the ROOM notes
written in that language.
Each pupil who draws or paints must seni.ouarter
" execute IN her best manner Flower IamIscaDe
or Figure, for tiei,stitution
The Senior Glass will draw skeleton Mans with q
pehtegraph and be Instructed in Typographical Geo
gispy, ancient and madern, and the use of the Globes
The Junior Class OF Natural History, study Gold
smiths Animated Nature abridged the Beauties OF ST.
Pierre, and Miss Wakeield's Boany
The Senior Glass study the Philosophy of Natural
History and DIR. Bnrtons excellent work on Botany.
ne lyro Glass will read Adams Flowers of Auci-
ent and Modern History. The Junier Glass will be
examined IN them.
The Senior Class will study a course of apDroved
Lectures c.. Hstory.--No pupil will ioin the Sc
NOR tIrnmmar and ,stetorc Glass till she csn ,ars
any page in Thomson's Seasons, or Pope's Essay ON
Man. pointing out aud defining the Figures of Rh,to-
I1c, giving tier literal meaning, aud if required the
eXplea,on of each word
Each Pupil Of the Senior Glass; will practise Origin
al Composition, once every fortnight.
he Senior Glass having recited those small works
on Natural Philosophy and CHEMISTRY usually taught,
will receive regular OF Elementary Lectures
ana VIII themselves perform, with an Apparatus, ma
ny useful and interesting Experiments. The Senior
Glass wIresd Conoliac the right use Of reason n
synopsis OF Moral Philosophy, be famiarsed with the
hesutIes OF The Sacred Volume, and encouraged TO
profit by its heavenly precepts.
such young lalies as obtain from competent iud-ee
certncrtes OF their having given honorable proof of
their requirements IN the several branches taught in
the Young Ladies Select School, will retire with the
honours Of the Institution.
Should any persen doubt whether all this can he
done, he IS respectfully invited to come and see.
1 he Senior Class IS ready to submit their acquire
men's to the tair examination a any liberal accom-
plshed scholar.
lie Principal Of the Institution solicits Cor tbe Sc
iect school, tic patronage Of sne parents As regard
tier oispr1ug the best gft OF Divine Goodness, and
cnns'er useful, polished and stuuis Education az
The most invaluable treasure, which Providence has
enabled dicTn to bestow.
Jafnary3 7ys7g
KIgNrE.l