Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-07-03
FEMALE EOUCATIONa

W. no. SaiEs NJ. GARNErf proposes, with the assist
AT tire place where they reside in Essex county Virginia.
beow an Education as she sincerely desires 10
see within the reach of individual of among
Other life the instruction of her own large family She
trusts mat the experience which she has thus acquired in
for the office oinsructress especially to those Of her own
seSin regard TO the situation there is probably in
me whole state better adapted To the contemplated purpose
II long proved TO be uncounonly healthy retire
ment viii IN great her pupil, from ali
e OF pleasure and to other irregularities conduct which
large towns and cities unavoidab present will afford
eeted library OF nearly thousand volumes, still farther
be augmented; which viii always be open hem under
herself and her ughiers. the prosecution of this de-
her che' object and anxious endeavor will be,
low an education rather useful than snowy by regulat
ing The hearts dispositions and characters Pupils as
20 prepare thea. for the faithful discharge of all those
oes duties which necessarily devoe upon ever, mistress
OF family, particularly in the Southern States IL is upon
country, primarily depend no, only for tie rrdimens Of
hut for all those early impressions upon heart
their future dcsnes. How highly important then is il, That
mos VINO have such deeply interesting aud nomcntous
Science, Literature, Morf;y Christianity can impart
he course Of Instruction Mil consist in teaching Reading
hnSish Grammar, Writing, Arihmeic-compr ehendins
such knowledge of Accounts every lady should possess
together with Geography and the use Of the Globes
Aiso-Bees LetircS the Elements OF Chemistry Natural
and Moral Philosophy the Latin French and Italian Lam
euages with such course Of Historical Reading, as will
the sciniars With good general idea of the prncf
Vne general charge of two hundred dollars year. TO be
pd hall yearly aud ARRAYS rduaacc will include all the
above Branches together with every of Board ex
cept bedding This the scholars may either furnish them
nes or they VIII be supplied hy paying forty dollars
ad.Snce-he bedding be their property, whenever they
Wn6uraw from the school. No difference in the price OF
on VIII he made between those who may endcavor TO
earn All the above brlncicS of e'ucation who
niy attempt Only two or Gree of such deemed most
@ 10 acquire because th fine ard astntiU will be
devoted 10 the last 10 % Che first
Music and Dancing will bc taught provided parents and
Suauans should wish H. and the nnhcr Of scholars should
e suIn 40 10 JUSTLY the employment OF matter: in which
able character.
ortlese, there will be separate charge.
Mrs. "a viii thank those wto wish to- avail
.. ,s proposal TO communicate their intention soon
chCaoe by letter 10 herself husband, directed TO o
stto Essex county, Va that she may timely prcpar
TON ne school viii not be attempted with less than twen-
" scholars but as that number OF anlcions are
mate public notice will lie given in the Virginia Herald
nlence. - N' w eN"i'
me necessary Elementary Books, such as Mrs g. will
he ener recommend, must be Brought tile scholars or
they will be furnished first cost; paid in advance ONLY
one vacation will be given during the year. to commence on
hs Isl oil August and 10 end ON the last of September
No Day Scholars will be received.
Essex, June 10, 1871 I5-,f