Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-04-20
ssrAuNToN .NCAPENY.


l. public examination OF Tao .n...;n nils which was
attended by seyesai Intelligent aud isarnea sentiesi
Who favored trustees with their assisfance, A.
noroush Scrutiny was INSIDE into the progress oCt.,.
Students, and the result highly gratifying to tln.,
whole audience, and reflects much credit upon th.
ability, industry and fdeliiy of the professor.
Another session will commence ON the first Of AIry
next L ne tr,,stee, have The pleasure to aGnouncc
nat the Rev e. Boyden viii be associated with the
Rev. Joseph Smith, the professor at the ast and SEX
nrol preceding sections. Mr., Bovdcn has been elcr-
tfd by the beard, Professor OF Sciences, and ~.
sath YA. hereafter conne his attention to the cla a
slcal is hcprd that tie use!i,lncs z
th rtetuion wiz! be greatly eraed by tho serTN
eas OF AIR Boydcn who is known tShc highly es,t,
So. TERMS OF TUITION. ~
For the Languages and higher branches os.Sc
ences, per session, 81.
Fer reading. penmanship, .,t-,.nrus and gcagra-
ply. per session. n, )
The Frenc''. Language will be Taught for wlic,
there will be some additional charge
u Good boarding may he mad in respectable ~.
vate families on tue most reasonable terms.
THE TRUSTEES,
Staunton, April 9th, 1880. ste
STAUNTON FEMALE ACADEMY.
A PUBLIC examination of the students in this So
IN minary held on the ,st inst, and I'm, uns,r
signed WHO at'enaadit were ,.:,.h erasfed will
me proficiency OF the pupils, that they haye taken
their appreciation. All who were rrcseni m,is, have.
been satisfied by the pursued in the examina
ton, -at the Object of the teachers to furnish
f.,r specimen of the progress made BY the scholaa
in their respective studies The institution appears
to have been conducted with great industry, pronri
city and Judgment and the instruction obtained is ev-
identity of a solid and permanent character Mucil
attention has been paid to the Improvement Of tll;r
taste and understanding, wcllus the memory of the
Students that whilst ged in the acquisition dl
useful knowledge, the faculties OF their minds haze
been udico,lsly cultivated ard developed. II is will,
great pleasure and due sense OF the responsibility
which they have assumed that the undersigned re-
commend this seminary TO the patronage OF the pub
! }ic JOSEPH CONAN,
BRiSCOE G. BALDWIN
1 JOHN ii. PEYTON,
!, AI.EX'R S. HALL
Il A. WADDEI
i j., WADDEL,
! Stanton, April ., 1890.
r From the SrAvNToS SpEc-Arof
i N. B-The Summer Session will commence OH the
LIST Monday III May next, when it is expected thar
the seminary will be furnished with philosophical
and chemical apparatus. Miss Scherdln CONTINUES
her skiifui instructions in the musical department anu
+ it is hoped that she Will continue to recriys tho NAT
ronage OF the public Her terms of tuition are to ba
SIS per session She also intends cncing her vc?.
r nacslar tongue the French language, to Which un-
y derak!ng she is believed to be emnenty comprten,
l., TYLER THATCHER, Principal
S'aunton, April 10, 1880 ST.
Of. NH EDl.Ef will Stand the ensuing Spriny at my
A.. I'VE stable, in the county Of Chesterfield being
y the same place he made his last season. within ono
'f mile of Moody's Tavern, Ia from PETERSBURG. ami
j. sc from Richmond, and now ready TO serve mor,s
e at $50 the leap, $50 the scnson yabe the 18th In
e ~ htyt, when it viii cXpirc-50 to ensure mare
e pagahe as soon as she is known to be in oal and
{ one dollar to the groom. ~
;Heat@yls handsome grey, years cid this Sprinr
full ie hands lgll-for form. strength, beauty, az,
paarance, performance and h!oml, aduired and az
E proVcd.-fic has raadc but season, when ia
had J.: mares btsises nv oy,. Mr. Johu ri.
:, hys ulii'e Coquctte was. however. nut to him o.
fore he made scason, and produced very PROM
s sing grey filley which is The only one of his se-
.hat msyct appeared 500 in cash offered for il
NJ evidence ofthe value of his family, sold las. gI
the half OF two ties BY Sir Charles out Of AIeGevs
d3m' oId Reality, one four and the other two yeats
DID, for $500 III money. My ovcrscer Mr. BsusIh
my son George and Arthur Taylor all residing nsa,
absence. w n I0TINSS ~ my
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