Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-10-06
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.


WoUNG LADIES' SEMINARY Young La
IL dies Seminary, at Prince Edward Courthouse
virginia, went into operation the first of January
1852. The buildings devoted to this object sufficient
lylarge to accommodate hundred pupils; and with lit
Tie addition should be necessary they may be made
accommodate a much larger number They are all il
good style and convcnient and the grounds adjoining
them are in high state of Improvement and we'll adapt
cd to the object The location is in itself pleasant
derives many additional advantages from its vicinity
other literary institutions IL is sufficiently retired fol
the purposes of the school, and is believed healthy
as any IN The United States It is about mile and
half from Hampden Sidney College, and in village SUI
hcentiy large and compact to furnish all necessary
commodaiion for board The society of the neghbor-
REGULAR COURSE.
STUDIES YEAR.
krad,ng, Writing, Spelling and Composition; Arh-
metic, English Grammar and Geography CONNIE need
Natural History, and the History of the United States
STUDIES or THE SECOND
Reading Writing, Spelling and Composition; Arith-
nruc, English Grammar and Geography continued;
Rhetoric; Ancient and Modern History; Natural PIo-
sophy aud Chemistry; Botany Mineralogy and Geology
Algebra and Geometry commenced.
STUDIES OF THE THIRD YEAR.
Reading, Writing, Spelling and Composition Natural
theology; Algebra and Geometry finished; Botany
Mineraogy and Geology continued; Intellectual Philoso
ply; Logic; Evidences of Christianity; Moral and Poll
teal Philosophy and Astronomy.
In addition to the above course instruction is given
all that desire it, in the and Modern Languages
III M usc, Painting and Drawing.
Inc following are the principal books used in the diff
fcrent classes Young Ladies, Class Book Worcester
Dictionary Murray and Browns English Grammar,
bridges Large and Small Geosraph Webster's History
of Line United States, Portcrs Rhetorical Reader, Trim
ners Natural History, Worcesters Elements of Ancient
and Modern History Jones Conversation on Natural
Philosophy and Chemistry Herschell's Astronomy
Newman's Rhetoric, Bailey Algebra, Walkers Geome-
try, Hedges Logic, Lncoln's and Eaton's Botany
Abercrombie the Intellectual Powers Comstock' 3
Mineraogy Schleges History of Literature, Kames'
Elements OF Criticism, Youths Book Natural Theolo-
gy, and faleys do Bigeows Technology, Sullivan s
Political Class Book, Abercrombe's Moral Philosophy,
Alexanders Evidences of Christianity, ai the Bible
neighborhood
1t is left optional with the Parents or Guardians of the
Scholars to decide whether the regular is
pursued or not and those who pursue regular course
and satisfactory examination its close and give
evidence of being well grounded the branches that
constitute thorough English education will receive
testimonial to that effect
is supposed that the period of three years is not too
long to spend on the above by those who do
enter the school at advanced standing; and it would
probably be necessary for those the age twelve
years to spend a longer time.
TERMS VACATIONS.
mere wlll be Two vacations OF month each, in May
and October and two terms, comprising the intervening
months There will be public examination at the close
of each term.
Board for the year Of ten months, ....... 800 90
For tuition in Music, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 80 90
In Languages, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 20 90
In Painting and Drawing, ............... 80 90
In English Branches . o. 00
For the use of the Piano Forte, .......... 10 90
Uniting, (Orienal) ..................... 10 90
limiting, (Mezzo,) ........................ 10 90
Board Ia gentee families IN the neighborhood, be
had on the mcst reasonable terms.
Scholars may enter the school at any period in the
tcrn and will be charged from such time according TO
the above rates; but deduction will be made after en-
trance for absence, except cases Of sickness And
the pay for the term must in all cases be in advance
Inc department of Music is furnished with as many
lano Fortcs as are necessary for the of the Music
Scholars; and the English department with all necessa-
ry philosophical Apparatus, Maps, Globes SC.
Der next. r. ROO'T Ir
October 6. 44-4t
WWOUNT PLEASANT FEMALE SEMINARY
1VA The undersigned having employed the services Of
an experienced and distinguished female teacher in the
person OF Miss Ann +. Taylor, TO take charge of a
school in her family the ensuing year. will receive young
tuition, including bed, bedding, &C. for the scholastic
term OF ten months. In this school will be taught Or
biography, Reading and Writing, English Grammar,
Arithmetic, Geography, History, Composition Needle
work and Painting For the latter additional charpe
Of So will be made. The exercises of this institution
will commence the 18th of January and erminate on
the 10Th OF December following, with vacation of one
the pleasure Of the unde du to g eo a,sS re
conientmen and contingent requisites Of children sub
school viii be limited il is desired that those who wish
20 enter Their daughters, will do early. Commuuica
IONS made to Inc at Green Bay Z. o. Hanover will be
promptly attended TO- IL may be necessary To add That
the situation of the above school, in the extreme upper
eng Oh hanover, is one OF the heahest and best water
ed IN the county MARY w GOODWIN
Hanover Oct 9th, 1885 44-w1ws
a CARD-Ilaying established ourselves in the man
Ia uincturc OF Clocks, in the City of Richmond we
are now prepared to offer TO the public various kinds Of
Clocks--all OF which warrant to keep good time
Any person wishing to obtain good Clock and also TO
encourage Southern manufactures will be furnished m
VS., or our agents on the reasonable terms And
should any Clock fail to perform according TO the recon-
inehdaons gwen we pledge ourselves make it good
Dy putting Tic same in order exchanging for one that
IS good-as we are determined that the public shall not
De imposed upon by spurious article. Any informa
ton respecting Clocks Will be received through Tie Rich
nond POST Office, or at our Factory, near - d S Jones
Tavern on Shockoe Hill, City of Richmond and Com
monwealth OF Virginia. &. JEROME & CO
Cc'opeI .. 44-3s
81 AND FOR SALE.-Intendng to remove i,nnocd;
81 ately TO The West offer for sale nv Farm fOak
Lawn IN The county Of Gloucester living ON The soad
leading from the Court house 10 Richmond civ distant
from the former mile and from Ware River ,nilcs 49,
~ contains ie6 acres about GO Of which are low grounds
now m state Of cultivation, productive as anv i'm the
county The highlands, about go acres Of which are
arabic have fertile and durable soil Beds Of Mari lie
convenient distances in every section of the
Inc improvements twO-story Mansion will, rooms
TISSUES Porches passages, and garrett; large granary
an" hiichen, with other necessary and convenient
al ~ good repair Of them ne w. For bealifness
ing none can DC more desirable the LAWYER Doctor
hs many important features ore omitted in This man
"isng 70 purchase, invited 10 visit and sur.
yey the premises. Should no sale be effected ,ioi
u VIII be offered to the Highest bidder on The 0stl
o." me spot Not moro than half will be required in casb
10, WILLIAMS r. DAVIS.
43--w1ws
OtlCE.--We shall renew our petition and lac 4, a..
iofe INC next Virginia Legislature prsvipg Ia a..
i9rst9n o. new County, BY taking Oft the lover end