Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-10-25
YOUA,G LADIES hclDEA.Y.

G(RANCE.o L. HUGHES, Respec fully
informs the pubic thar, !; compliance with Ike wishes
am Solicitations OF her ea6 she will OPEN the 2i Mon
Young Ladies, IN all the usel, and ornanItsi branches OF
a9eano1 =. opening this instu.c. It's her gVat object,
Seit Wall he er constant eSerton 10 accomplished reader
rs 2dsantss equal TO those of hc respee abe < -four
isng Academies at the North and conduct il manner,
si. VIII meet Niu oe appreciation otits patroi crafty
te wishes othe public AMI c,npor with the rsnectah:tv
ana hhrahty OF the city ofR,elnnond. And in the eNecu-
AM instructor viii attend the Academy, whose moral char
aeter j. not reputable and ao'e suspicion, and whose ex-
Pefiee, 'aiic'ton ana talents, Will not enable him
conduct the process Of teaching ,e branches Of his depart
eni IN the most approved and able manner. In her
uo ho"eVer, onesompish ana Improve the mind she will
not neglect the inpot et o. the heart but regard with
wneu, attention. 'he manners ANA moral department OF
her pupi Sle Vii teach Nl! Work. Orthography, Rea-
ding, English Grammar and Arithmetic at eiy siags pcr
quarter N IL. Sweet from tn North. and graduate OF
sroNn tnrcrs VINO VIII produce satisfactory ad nques
uonabe recommendations, vii attend the Academy rs an as
neg nsa@ (theeeets d which have excited much admi-
ration an s,onsmet) Geography. with the use OF tn.
~ >, .i 1nl maWl OF MAPS, chronology and History
WIZ leesurs "t'en duaS per quarter; COMPOSITION Bellies
Lettes the latin Language, Moral Philosophy, with Lee
, E,t,,s sIlementoi Geometry, and the clemens OF
Naui'I fi'iosopH! a(e'n dollars, and proper
books ana instruments be obtained from the North
Drawing, at Zen dollars, I'D Fruit Flower ard landsca
routing a. J'sen dollars per quarter. an able Instructor
Mi ne procured TO teach, the us prices Music and the
French Language Mr. Sweets terms for "a lessons in
fcnmansn'p are ten dollars bur young ladies this Aenl-
envy VIII enjoy the important advantage oths new mode
,;,6 ,{3J,. -, . ''! "esP'eu 20 ~, when whI be
eGougaff per quarter "a Ga0e,ee The principes,
W;nS this new mode Of teaching Writing is founded and
Wch a vieny calculated 10 refine the TASTE elicit the
o"'s OF genius and to enlarge and improve the understand
ing VIII be extended and applied the teaching of other
branches the study of Euclid is recommended on account
OF us wonderful effect and influence in forming habits Of
attention. ad in strengthening ard preparing he mind for
the Acc isiton of KNOWLEDGE. Young Ladies viii BE accom-
moated with board in the house with The Academy al f,
collars per quarter. Every quarter will cuse. at this kcad-
e'ny, with pubic eNalnnaon; from which vacation of
whc Mss Hughes has already been honore. her moderate.
terms oil tuition, and the peculiar and extensive adsanags
Of her institution, she trusts that she shall be able to render
every aelty 10 uenprOyenent. and convenience 10 the
situation oil pupils and establish its celebrity bv the
unerrng testimony ofexperience The Academy will be ~
pe until more convenient situation he procured in
the mouse where she IS teaching, adjacent 10 judge
Br1sckenbroughs ShOcko, Hill.
NJ Please "a make application Miss Hughes 6efrc
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