Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-11-06

.N'LiSH AND FRENCH academy for Yoto ~
PerSico, respectfully inform the public of -R,cbmond of
tnelr Intention OF opening, on the LIST of October, inst. a Ga y
sicdi, Day and Boarding School, for a limited number, n
young Ladies, embracing all the useful and ornament, Il
branches requisite for a finished Education.
n'fs. Henriqqes having for nine years been Princips j
Oh a hourishing institution OF the kind in the City of Phi :
l~adelphia, from whence she brings unexceptionable r :
concentrations, fatters herself that her association with. 70
esteemed a Teacher as MIR. Persico, will enable them 70
iulhl the most sanguine expectations Of those Parents VIII n
may honor them with their confidence.
course 81 Notwithstanding photography, Tran g.
lation, Grammar, Rhetoric, Logic, and Composition. in Il ,e
English and French Languages; Arithmetic, Book-Kee D.
ing, lenmansIiP, Universal History, Mythology; Asp.o-
nony, Ancient and Modern Geography, with the use of
the Maps and Globes, Deineation Of Maps, Natural II is
tory, Moral, Mental, and Natural Philosophy, Chemist nv
and Botany.
C0ndttions.-lst. As a regular systematic series of in
strucions will be completed by each class in the term of
one scholastic year, no pupil can be received for less Il IAN
that time. The scholastic year, consisting OF ten months
viz: from LIST Octobert to LIST of August, divided with re fer
ence TO paymentsin four equal terms of eleven weeks o ,cb
IDLY. The French Language being the language of the
school, none can be accepted but those who are Wilt Ig 10
learn and speak that language.
3ily. AS the same Teachers will devote an equal nj o,ion
oil time and attention to all scholars, the charge will b the
and English, $50 per annpm.
Day Boarders, do. lao "
Boarders, including tuition, boarding,
Music, "a
Drawing and Painting, the Italian, Spanish and Latin
Languages, as well as Dancing and Ornamental Needle
work, extra charges.
Those who are DESTROYS of learning French exclusivelv
may join the classes at $40 per quarter.
For further particulars inquire at the Boarding Houseoe
Mrs. Nelson, or at the House on 1 street, Lately occunied
as a Boarding School by Mrs. Broome.
REFEREMCES.-M PhHadelphia.
Rev. Philip Mayer, sDr. Samuel Jackson,
S Steer G1f Bile G9' ba"isii Charge NJ Mr., J. 4 TG H61os.,
d'Ahaires, " f.. Durand.
T.. Phillips, Esq. WIN. Lvbrapd
:. rf fsw mei EsGl Esq T Ia%s shsweIl
Henry Carey, Esq. " Fl, b. Rand,
j. Diamond, Esq. i" Robert BROOKE
VIM. Whitman, Esq. G, Weber
Oct. IL.
Ep AroAHANNoCK AGADEMY-This institution
AA will open the ensuing year on the 18th Jannarv
under the charge Of Nj. John G. Lawrence, as Principal
and MIR. Oliver White, as first Assistant Teachers; and. as
soon as fifty scholars are entered, a second Assistant will
be procured. The scholastic year will comprise ten
months, divided into two equal sessions. The course of
instruction TO embrace The Greek, Latin and French lam
guages, together with Natural Philosophy, Geometry and
the branches OF English instruction., common in such In
TERMs-$IIO5 so for board, washing, tuition and libra
ry lee. III bed and bedding be furnished by the Ste wards
Department., which is submitted TO Mr.. Lawrence's 30
vernment, an additional charge of six dollars will be
made, and, if the Library ticket be not taken. a d.Jmc,;oo
Of 81 80.
The Board of Trustees, in announcing a new President
oil TINS institution, deem it 10 be due TO MIR. Lawrence. TO
STATE, 'hat rom ms esumsble private character and reputa-
non as a teacher, as well as from the capacity of MIR.
Whlte, evlnced by the late public examination of his
classes in the Academy, and the strong testimonial afford
ell by The suhJoined note of Mr.. Lewis, the present Prin-
cilPal Of the Institution, combined with the %salubrity of The
place and comfortable accommodations, there can hardly he
iound a more eligible situation for youths to prepare hem
serves OF College, or 10 receive a good English education.
JOHN Fl. BERNARD, President of the
Board OF Trustees, (y order of the Board)
~ Is. All applications must be made for entrances 10
Mr.. Lawrence, directed to Lloyds, in Essex county, until
Christmas, after that time, 10 him at the Academy POST
office. [50-IOwl October 23. 1890
HAPPAHANNoCK ACADEMY. Oct r
MIR. OLIVER WHITE has been associated with the snh-
scriber, in the management Of this institution. for about
Twelve months past. During this time, his exertions have
been faithfully and indusriouly directed to the imnroveS
nent oil his scholars. Mr.. WIS. conduct has been such oe
TO secure the affection and esteem of all who have had no
pleasure OF his acquaintance. 1t affords me no small sa-
usIaGuon 10 bear testimony TO his amiable manners and
g%enlemanly department, since he has been a meTnbe. ~ ~
my family. CHARIrs a w|s VI
JOHN D~ICKERSON, Treasurer OF the
Board Of Trustees, Qy order of the Board)
n CHANCERYayIRcINIA.-At rules taken in the