Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-11-06

Fcmalc Coiicgiatc Institute, Buckingham Comfy, Ia.
FHNHlS aiof learning which is devoted excIusIy g
u TO the education Of young Ladies, is now corr
mcncng ten months session. and patrons Will Go sc.
to have their daughters and wards present early a,
possible. The session is divided terms OF FIVE
months each and half payments for the term are requf
ed in advance.
The following sketch of the Institute aud its csa.
laons:
lst. 1t is chartered by the Virginia Legislature, ard.
like Rando PHI Macon College holds relation 10 The
Virginia Annual Conference II designs 10 promote the
highest grade Of female education, and at the same line
place lis advantages within reach OF the majority.
81 All charges will be KEEP, as low will meet ih'
expenditures, and no extra charges made for incidental
expenses.
3d. Extensive provision is made for ;bc accommo''
ton of young ladies' and all required 10 board IN TN
Institute except those who have near relative; IN the
ncighborhond
9TH Tine young ladies' are permitted 10 hold no inter
course with the opposite SEX near relatives CXcep'''
unless in the presence Of the Faculty. The non in'
system is adopted while young ladies' arc me"
bers of the Institute, and will be Prudcnily maintain
9th. The steward and stcwardess are saaricd aG'''
Of the trustecs so that they regulate The boaid
department as necessity requires
9Th. The president and stewards families, the pro''
sors and teachers. and all the young ladies', ccnsIt.
one household, and eat al the same table.
The following is the present Faculty, which WI b.
increased as fast as circumstances will rcqnire:
Perey W!ber, A M, President Of the Earn.a'
and Professor OF Natural and Moral Science aud B''
Leres.
Robert G. Loving, A. NJ, Professor of Language
and Mathematics.
Mrs Mary &. Wiiber, Govcrness and ffccspuess' u"
Drawing and Painting
Miss Sarah Ann Hues,is, Assistant English lea'"
George Z. KDaun Professor OF Music.
G. w. F. Dashell and lady, Steward and Sf".'"
Rev A. j. Hueslis, lale President, s now the Ag''
Expenses.
Board, including room rent, lights fuel ",S" ',s
ironing, and servants attention IN Tue '"o'''' A
month, r .,
Tuition in the Classical course, per session oil &c"
months, II
Tuition in the English Course, Il
Tuition in the Preparatory ooufSe' III
Tuition in Music on Piano f"lF' II
Tpi,ion in Drawing and Panthg,
INSTRUMENTAL Music, Drawing and Painting. iorm
mart of The regular Of study, and are pursued on
al The option ri patrons -
Four years are required for completion Of the Coss
conrse and three years for the English, unless the YOU
lady enter in advance The completion OF either '
Classical or English course in the Institute, entities
young lady to diploma, signed by The Faculty ana h,
The Female Collegiate institute has peaS''
healthy location, in the vicinity Of the Chhi!b,a'
tiers, commonly denomina,ed Physic Springs rs ",
est vicinity 10 any town village, ten niles "
is easy Of access from New Canton, Car'efs'',e,
Buckingham or Cumberland Court .houses,i oe'"= 4
ated midway between these places, and It poSses,
advantages of and professions as Tar as Us
require The neighborhood is dcnsely set'!e0 ~
Gus and intelligent citizens, who feel great
establishment The Post Office is at Physc Sp,''- n
We feel no disposition to enogisc THIS i'lsIIs. ,s az
fore the public but only wish to have Its chntlC
unders,ood Our object is not to WIN poPu'a''H s5N
evauescent undertaking. Nearly thirty thoUSaIlr.
lars already expended in The erection OF !hese
give other indications. Butt pe'sevetng ana ar ,
sxer,ons in drawing around 1t all poI'SI us cis
and advantages We expect 10 es'aoiish 10 'rg n
oaI,stny Of public favor and confidence mo" ' vi
Is, grounds Of intellectual! and mora worth TRs, ZEE
Female Collegiate Institute, October i''"' S2-V'
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