Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-06-23
SELECT SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES
AT KALuRAMA, STANTON.

AT kALuRAMA, STAuSIUN.
AIRS. SHEFFEY having gwen up the Seminary,
lvl which she formerly conducted NJ The above place,
desires II rrrevc few yonnc iadies moi exceeding
twrlve) into her fami:y rs boarding pupils II her oh
ect To establish thi, School such pin rs shall
unite the advantages of home with the advantages rl
School; uf eil.cing this, size declines re-
ce:vn. day pupils, aud limits itf number y 3hcv:
Recognising accountant t;ieer Pnu'.r Tor
AL the gifts in;rnsir IL u, sha would make !hi- rinci-
pie the foundation .; her system of education, and .hu@
rndca2nr IL avoid the al eultitatin. ore srl'u
lar endowment NJ the expense If another. While,
therefore, il is her intention Ia her hes efforts Tor
the intellectual advancement Of her pnpli- she would
less upon their principles aud habits
The Of study VII embrace NJ those English
branches usually taught IN The best schools IN The
Sate-the French Language and Music Especial atrn-
lion will be paid English Composition. Aud rs il l.
OF great importance that the habit ni reading a. well
a. Taste for II, siIouu early br acquired course al
historical reading will be pursued; and works Of amnse-
ment both poetca and prose, VIII he frequently INTRO
ducrd the family circle The second session WI
commence the first Monday in May, and end The iasi
day of September.
Board FOR session Of ave months, S6l
Tuition in English, y
Music, 20
Use Of Piann,
Half payable in advance.
Rev. Jos y. Tyler, Principal Of The Deaf and Dumb
Institution, benjamin Crawford, Esq, Jas. Addison
Cochran, Esq, Hon. Is. &. BALDWIN, and Hon.
Lucas r. THOMPSON. Stanton; Gen. ;. II. Lewis, Port
Repube, Rockngh county Hon. Daniel Smith Har
risoa5urg; Hon. John Tayoe .omax, Frder'ess5aSg-
From the manner IN which all the above gentlemen
have expressed themselves with regard 10 her School,
Mrs Shelley p.csInles that either of them would un-
besitatinnly give her. if desired, an EXPRESSION 't ~
npinon in thr form OF IA lesmQnai' unt US 9uuse
smith and General Ir~io had better opportunity
~ mdyins Of lis character than any one Of the others,
she deems their testimony sufficient for The present oe
casiOn.
"IIaving had two daughters educated at kaloramn,
and third now there, can. with The greatest conf
dencc speak Of the merits q! this School Tie literary
department othis s III my judgments quite equal o;ha
of nny other School Institution for the education o
Young ladies that have ever knomn lit II Is III that
Department in which may Institutions ni the KIND ARE
so defective that consider the peculiar excellence o
this 10 consist for here the sf!ciest attention tahd III
the kindest possible manner l. paid 10 Inc manners
habits health, comfort, and 10 tr religious instruction
Of the pupils. In short whist believe there are lew
SO , guafed for the duties they have assumed there
can be none who will faithfully and conscientious
" discharge them than Mrs ShefTey and her daushrfs
"I.ewision, March 18th, 1916. = u LEWIS.
s.liaving the above certiicae oil G1neThl ;. "
Lewis in recommendation Of the School al Nlloriina
by Mrs Shelley and her daughters, take great plea
sire in saving that concur in the above statement ~
every particular From my long acquaintance WIN
those ladies', and my knowledge Of The Schn"l under
lis fcrncr zaon, fhaving had two daughters edh-
Gated there can, with the utmost confidence rec"l-
mend any institution conducted by Them 10 tr li.t.1
nae or IN. umblic DANL. SMITH"
II,r,isauh,,,r Va March %, l-,,--CI