Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-07-21

sTEHsLE EDUCATION. subse,iber niosus IN.
L public that Miss SARAH ID. LADIES second ses
sion viii commence lat his house In Prince Ec,sn,,
county, on the main road leading from Ricln,ond %,
tnehbnrg - miles below the latter the LIST su,us,
will be taught photography, reading. writing arltb
nieuc, English gfamnar, geography. civil history draw
ss, painting plain and embroidered needle WORK way
The price Of tuition for TYPOGRAPHY reading wr,,,
arithmetic and plain needle worn, To- For any or Al,
the higher branches > IS per session. none aluil,ed
Tor less ume-Boaid, washing and lodging IN be mr.
nisbed at $ so per session. ALEX. pATTrsoN
NJ IL 1aition in advance. Jul, Ii. 2sst.
4 rHsRiOtrEsViiLk FEMALE ACADEMY...I6.
~ committee appoisi,d for the purpose Of engaging
tutors for the Charlottesville Female fc0dc,, M
lee sye proposals from any person who will undett,k.
to Instruct young ladies IN The following branches nT
female education, viz The English and French Ian
guages, astronomy, geography, with mapping and m.
use of the globes draw ing, paiating music i,bm.,c
penfnanship, needle WORK, &c. A spacious and
nent house. with an acre lot has been ed in
Town OF Chari"esviie for the purpose of establishing
" The Charlottesville Penute fcoaesny and m. con,
mee are confident that The situation holds out pJomis
es oil liberal encouragement and pleasant accoinnoda
tion To tutors well qualified for the Office of
notsurpassed by any on the continent 1t is
that lady should have the principal direction Of the
pupils.
Letters addressed to John VIM post master Ch,r
iotesyiiie Va. will he attended to.
charlottesville, Ju'y7. Is..ist
- richmond ACADEMY. Gates TERED .1oe,,
~ " ood and w. T.. Day, respectfully inform il,,r
friends and the public that they have associated
respective schools, with the design of estabisbinp
IN ha oil
ed the Richaond Acadey for the purpose OF in
ing yonib OF both sexes the languages arts and sci
ences. - ~
Separate and distinct apartments In tenenept. pncon
nected, will no provided for the youIg ladies' Young
and boys, who students this academy in order
they may have no opportunity Of mixing or con,ersng
with each other. 'o
The following is contemplated rs the arrangement q,
the academy "
cHiLEs TERRRLL-Englisb, French, writing. ari,s.
metc rhetoric, logic moral philosophy and natural
history.
JOHN woOD-The several branches Of the ma,bem,.
ucs, including Geography, surveying and navigation
natural philosophy, including astronomy and chemistry
independent Of these branches, W. will give
to the female school in drawing and painting as also in
the Latin language. "
w. C. DAY--The several classes OF Greek and ,,;n
In the departments Of Young men and boys.
The Richmond Academy will 20 into operation or ~.
first Monday OF September. va ~
The hours of attendance will be six every day satnr
d3y and Sunday excepted from in the morning mill
about three. ~
Fees of7aaion for Yonng Hen and soys.
English grammar writing, arithmetic French n;ip
ana Greek, or either OF these branches alone 10 so
cents per quarter. "
Theabove branches with nathe na,ics or any branch
Of mathematics or natural OF moral philosophy per
quarter.
Fees Of Tuition la The Female Department.
The English language writing, arithmetic and geogra
ply, or either, IL 80 cts. per quarter.
Do with French, Latin, maibemaiic or natural p,
losophy, or either, IS per quarter.
Drawing and painting s s per quarter additional
students frem the country pay the fees advance
these in town at the expiration OF each quarter
C.IerreH can accommodate few young men and
boys win board, &C. on moderate terms. The Young
men and boys to be lodged in separate apartments;
". 4. DEFY can accommodate a few young ladies with
board, &c. OH moderate terms.
July TO- Iow6y
Treasury department, ~ ashiagton xJpriL ~ ISIg