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WINCHESTER FEMALE INSTITUTE.
H>HtS institution, under the .uperinten-
L dencc and instruction Of the Rev. Mr..
EicHEtsERGER, will go into operation on
Monday, September 10th, and is designed to
embrace an entire course Of female educa-
tion, both English and classical, not inferior,
u IS hoped, tn any similar institution in the
State. All the various branches Of instruc-
ton approved Of and pursued in the best fe-
male institutions Of the day. will have appro-
pirate attention; and the course will have
reference 60 the essential aud solid acquire
ments OF tho pupil, rather than TO the short
ness OF time in which an education so called.
may be completed. Pupils, therefore, will
advance from lower 10 higher class, and
from one branch Of education TO another, no
faster than their real improvement will justi-
~. The Instruction and government OF the
school will be under the constant care of the
subscriber, IN connection with such assistance
rs It may be necessary TO secure, and ALWAYS
subject to the inspection Of parents and guar
dams, who can weekly visit and examine for
themselves. There will be an annual ex-
animation at the end Of the summer session.
when the proficiency OF the pupils NAV be
publicly judged OF; and at the end of each
session parents will be furnished with writ
ten circular, showing the scholars standing.
rs to conduct and scholarship, during the ses-
sion.
TERMS:
For boarders. including the entire bill for
boarding and tuition, SIS per session Of %
weeks, to be paid in advance.
For day scholars, from 90 to sI2 per ses-
sion, according to the class in which thew
rank, viz:
fTa Ctass-Embracing Dictionary, Reading
Writing, Orihography, and first principles
OF Arithmetic and Grammar, 50 90
Sseond eiass-Grammsr, Geography His
tory and Composition, with the above, 10 90
Third class Natural, Moral and Intel
Iectual Philosophy, Chemistry and As
tronomy, Rhetoric, Taste, Criticism,
Composition and Mathematics, with
Lectures, 10 90
Languages with the above, ~ 90
For French, spanish, Italian, and Music,
separate charges will be made.
One dollar extra per session for occidental
expenses Of fuel, reading books, pens and
INK, which are furnished in the institution
Such a. order IL can have books furnished 10
pupils at cost. Boarders will be looked upon
rs members Of the subscribers family, and
shercfore subject TO such regulations As
vatchfal regard TO their improvement In edu-
cation and morals may require. The sisua-
ton OF Winchester, rs to health, &c. is well
known as most favorable TO institutions of
learning. IL is therefore hoped that the pre-
sent attempt at establishing one that will hold
out advantages inferior to rome in other sec
Tons OF our country, will share the attention
and support OF parents and others interested
in the subject Of education.
L. EICIIELBERGER, Prin. WIN. r. /.
winchester, Aug. 30, lS33.-eow6w.
N. b. Printed circulars, giving particular
Information, may at all times be had on ap-
piieation to the Principal, either personally
or by letter.
TO the following gentlemen, parents at q
distance are requested to refer:
Rev. Doctors Schumacher and Uazelius.
Professors IN the Theological Seminary at
Gettysburg, Pa; Rev. ). G.. Morris, Balti-
more Rev. ID. +. SchefIer, Frederick, Nd. :;
Rev. j MeIlyaIu, Georgetown, ID. G.; Rev.
Septimus fusion, Charlestown, Jefferson CO.,
Va; Rev. =. MedtaTt, Martinsburg, Va, Rev
Or. Hill, Rev J. D.. Jackson, Rev. ID. ~
Riddle, Rev. Samuel Keppler, J. Bruce (Prin-
cipal OF Winchester Academy,) Obed Waite,
Esq. Dr. ). u ". Dunbar, Dr. James n. Con-
rad, ID. w. Barton. WIN. L. Clark, r. D..
Byrd and J. g. Brooks, Esqrs. Winchester,
Virginia.
SrDay for visiting, Thursday.