Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-09-16
Mr. & .lRS. HA.nILTO.N'.S
SLMiNAhN EOR YQIrNG L auIEe,

Mgr. WILLIAM HAMILTON .I1fe p1ine;anI :, o.. H..
IVA espRe ieadeD, NJ c. having rcl,nqushed his ,as
Monday October merit FEMALE sGMooT f On To he st
Tie SCHOOL viii he opened in the sssuI b,;el
low the old Ssgn Tasern, present occupied by The Re-
NJ esT, ON IL street, Shocso Hill. ~
The ooSsing wai be The eff studies nud term, nj
r, ha @ 3 ancient and modern &C.
gy, Chronology, rhetoric, Botopy Asl, ononv md th.
rudnen's Of chemsly per quarter -"N '"e SIN
Latin anh "rerk ans uage Drawing and painting in VIZ.
ter colours, Rice ork and Embroidery I'll ie
eonse Oh lessons Q" Velvet Paintings painting on Satin
Entrance Si-Fuel 81. ~
Mr. will teach writing upon system in which ba, been en-
such manner to be eumprehented by pupil. At er %
age. ~ 'A'"
chdTen IN Me 11dinsn.s will he taught bv Mis-, srs5a
hadsoa under the immediate superinteniance Of s Ha
ton H.; I s, quarter 81, Fuel, ST.
FoFE for which she well qualified having had cbarre Of
nS is''h. mt OF the Fayetteville Academy. Terms
Mis-, Hudson viii give her publ, half bo,r ,s..o
DAY, instead OF an hour lesson three week nh. usual
sous wi ne considers ed lesson This nethod will be
o'"' s'e-E r 70 facilitate the progress Of the pupil
For Board, per quarter exclusive of woshin~ sm
' department Of her duties Mrs H. has had condera-
Sie eApeFlenee hav'nga all times had fifteen 10 twenty
ents and guardians Of those who NAV place their or
wa d. under her care that nothing shall be that can
mole taen comfort and advancement their suie, Tn. mo
raj, and manners OF The pupils viii he particularly attended TO-
From the great experience AIr. and Mr.. B.n,;y,on and
the saiiactor. manner in which their d,;s m
ne re'ryie Academy they feel confidence in equesting
hare OF ihc pat Of the of Rchm.nd ami it, vi
Tiny a, from the liberal and uoo
h' SEMINARY Will he Conducted will they are assured gi,e
II equal advantages with any ether in tie u States ~ So
Inc following reeoniinendaery letter Mr. IT. deems !, me-
ces'ay TO publish for tie satisfaction VI those in f
ehoo beside. which, he is possession number of Other.
rom ,ne OF the most distinguished Individuals in North Car
oli which he will with pleasure submit 10 the Of .o
~, ,,,,,. - Fayetteville, ". c. I6ak June, 1926
ut Wa'n Hanfon the bearer hereof aud hi lady have
HesIed rs principal instructors
town ior The last three which the uuI have
Deen The relation OF either managers parents,
su,rhah', Or regular attendants AT the examinations.
Inc heahh oi airs Hamilton, having caused bv her
Auemc devotion TO The various and laborous Of very
g ehoE under The relaxing effects OF Southern climate.
has compelled Mr. HHton leave the ,nd e,,
The undersigned, who deeply depore i separation ire in
any called nPon toest in their behalf that both Mr. and
school and instruct in all The branches of learning usually
taught ia the largest Academies in the United State and no.
'es ,, Tn-aeifs highly exemplary for moral worth.
We would, therefore, recommend them as well qualified 10
conduct an Al sdemy in all the elements and her ruce, OF
I.siui, classical and ornamental eduetiion.
Dr. Benz. Robinson, Mayor of Fayetteville,
Louis d. Hwy Esq President or iic tre.ts E, of The Fav
cesiiie academy,
Judge Toosser.
Revd Robert II. Morrison,
Rev'd Colin Mei1er,
Dr.. Thomas w. Cameron
Joan d. fee,s Esq Trustee. Of the Fa,cucsile A.
u References in this CITY:
Judge HIM. ". CaJei, Rec. John g. Ho9e
r. 8. Mr. and AIRS. Hamilton now occupy the house ON
The corner Of and street, formerly oco upied bv Dr.
Woyre and tate in possession Of Mrs Broom, where appea
Mrs II. invites The ladies' Rchmoud to call and examine
her. e' ~
Pupils. though attending other school. for useful
Eduo,ion, will be received puph amy of tie Ornamental
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