Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-01-03

WINE HILL ACADENIY-TFai;jsr County. ysrti
Caroifaa.--Thc Trustees of the above SEMINARY
wish To engage competent person to take charge Of that
Institution for the ensuing year. The applicant must be
qualified u teach the ordnuy branches &c English
Education. the Latin and Greek Languages and Malhc
matics. The compensation will be- the Tuition fees,
which, Tor the last two years, have been about $500
annuln.
II a Lady qualified to instruct in the useful ANA orna-
mental branches Of Female Education, could be associat
ed in the School, the entire fees Of the establishment
might be estimated at SlO00-or perhaps more. The
situation is in healthy ncighborhood, where boarding
may be obtained at Sl0O per Good society, and
an Episcopal and other Churches in the immediate vic
nifty. Reference may be made to john o. Lay, Esq. in
Richmond Va and applications addressed the under
THOMAS cox,
Postmaster, Scotland Neck, North Caroiina
December 10 06-w24a
UD UMFORD ACADENlY.-Thc exercises of this
IA Institution will commence. for the ensuing year
the I'd Monday in January, and terminate the I'd
Friday in December A vacation of one month to be
given during the Summer. The course of instruction
embraces all the branches of literature usually taught in
Academies-Engsh Grammar, Geography. with the
of the Globes and Maps, History Natural and Moral
Philosophy, Mathematics. &c.-and the Greek, Latin
and French Languages Terms, for board and tuition
mi-annuay, the first of April and Octobcr-with an
additional charge of $40, for bed, bedding and candles
when these articles furnished by the Principal Pu-
pills entering after the commencement TO be charged
proportionaly. III. ROBINSON. Principal.
Ii. j. CHRISTIAN.
December 0. 63-wGw
HNDUCAl1ON.-1hc fifth of the YOUNG La
M dies School, at Mrs Kcy's in Charlottesville will
commence the 10Th of January next and continue
until the 18th of June following.
The course of instruction in this Institution, embraces
every branch of an accomplished female education !;
though the attention of each pupil will be confined to
such branches only, Us her parent guardian may de-
signatc.
The principal of the school is Miss A. Moore alady
who educated at the Ipswich (NIass) female semi
nary, desgnedy for the occupations in which she
engaged.
Miss Moore is aided by competent assistant.
Her TERMS are-For pupils who twelve years of
age more $I5 per session of five months without re-
gard to the number grade of studies pursued for such
are under that age. $40 per session.
FREScH and Music also taught i'm the school, by
separate masters upon the most reasonable The
French teacher, Mr. Vincent is native of France and
having been attached to the School for several sessions
has given entire satisfaction TO its patrons. The Music
department is under the of MIR. Bgclow who has
taught in Charlottesville for number of years with the
most distinguished success and perfect satisfaction
all who have employed him.
Drawing Muster has also been employed for the en-
suing session.
Mrs. Kelly is prepared to take under her from
10 TO 20 young ladies, whom she will furnish with
&c. including fuel and Candles for $50 each per session
of five months. As it will be her duty il will be her
highest pleasure to devote herself To the promotion of
their comfort and happiness and unite her efforts
with those of Miss Moore, for their moral and religious
well as their intellectual improvement.
Letters of enquiry addressed TO Mrs. Mary f. Kelly
or to Egbert r. Watson, Charlottesville, will be
tended to-
For any further information respecting the School, its
character, &c. reference may be made to the following
gentemen:
ChariottcscdIe-Dr Oh Carter v. w Southnll Opie.
Norris, Jno. Il. jones' Isaac Raphael and VIM. b, Phil
lips, Esqs
observation-disclosures Alex Rivcs and Hugh Garland
(of the Legislaturc)
Cumberland Countrywide Robert Henderson and
- Walton Esq
OrGnge-Capt William Porter
I,ock6ridge-Mr. - Porter
Dec. 20. GQ-wi,v