Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-11-09
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fCNdiC CONCgiRfe IRStfhtC, bHC"fHghu" CO"hty'
YsNllS seal of learning which is DEVOTED EXCLUSIVELY
q to the education Of young Ladies. Is now com.
encng ten months session. and patrons VIII Go wei
10 have their daughters and wards present as early ne
possible The session is divided into two terms Of i've
months EACH and half payments for the term are rcqulr
ed in advance.
The following is sketch of the Institute and its rrgu.
ialDns
Isl II chartered by the Virginia Legislature, and,
like Randolph Macon College, holds relation TO the
Vrpinia Annual Conference II designs promote the
highest grade Of female education, and at the same lime
place lis advantages within reaah of The majority
ID All charges will BE- kept low will meet the
expenditures and no extra charges made for incidental
expenses.
Sd. Extensive provision is made for the acccmmo9a
ton of young ladies' and all required 10 board IN the
institute, except those who have near relatives IN the
nCiuh bOrhoOd.
1h The young ladies' are permitted 10 hold inter
with the opposite sex, relatives excepted,
unless III the presence of the Faculty The non inter.
system Is adopted while young ladies are mem
beers of The Institute and Will be pruceny maintained.
5lh The steward and s,ewardsss salaricd age mis-
81 the trustees, that they regulate the boarding
depai tment as necessity requires.
9th The president aud stewards families, the protcs
and teachers and all the young ladies', constitute
one household, and eat IL the same table
The following is the present Faculty, which will be
increased as fast circumstances will require:
Prrley L WILDER, a. NJ President of the Faculty
and Professor Of Natural aud Avral Science and Bellies
Lc,tres
Rober, C. Loving, a. NJ Professor of Languages
and Mathematics.
Mrs Mary C. WILDER, Gove!ness and PEecsplrees, IN
Drawing and Painting.
Miss Sarah Ann lness, Assistant English Teacher.
George Z. Knaufi, Professor Of Music.
& W. +. DushIell and lady, Steward and Stewardess
Rev i }. Iueslis late President, is nov the Agent.
EJptnSeS.
Board including room rent, lights fuel, washing and
ironing, and servants attention in the rooms, per
month, STU
Tuition in tic Classical course, per session Of ten
months, 81
Tuition in The English Course, -
Tuition in the Preparatory Course, ~
Tuition in Music on Piano Forte, %
Tuition in Drawing and Painting, -
Instrumental Music Drawing and Tanning, form no
part p the regular Of study and are pursued only
al the option nl patrons.
-Four years are required for completion of the Classical
course and three years for The English, unless the young
lady enter in advance. The completion OF either the
Classical or Enpsh course the Institute, entities the
vcnn lady to diploma signed by the Faculty and Board
The Female Collegiate Institute has pleasant and
calthy location in the vicinity OF The Chaybra'e wa
lers commonly dcnonlnntcd Physic Springs Is near
vicinity To any village, Ten miles, but YET
easy Of access from New Canton, Gainesville, Ca liza
buckingham or Cumberland Court houses II being stu.
alad midway these places, and ii possesses The
advantages and professions lar as IT'S interests
require The neighboEhoOd is denscly settled by viTtu
and intelligent citizens, who eei great interest III The
esabs hment The Post Office IS at Physlc Springs
We feel no disposition To eulngisc this institution be
fore the public but only wish have its character aify
understood Our object is not TO win popularity Tor an
evancsccnt undertaking. Nearly thirty thousand dol
lars already expended the erection OF these buildings,
give other Indications Bu ny PerseVerlnE ana ''saI'
exr,ions in drawing around il all possible safeguards
and advantages we expect 10 establish It's claims 10
perpetuiry Of public favor and confidence upon the high
TRUSTEE.
NoyG SGT