Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-04-21
SELECT SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES
AT KALORAMA, STANTON

I'M SllGtFEl having gwen up thr seminary,
lIl which she formerly c0nJred AZ The above place,
desires receive few young ladies' mot exceeding
twelve Into her family as boarding pupils 1t Is her oh
ject 10 establish, this School on such PIN shall
unite the advantages OF home with ihe advantages OF
School, nrars of rfrctng this she declines
ceiving day pupils and limits iier number u above.
Recognising our accountability To Higher Power i0r
all the gifts ntrused 10 U.s. she world make Tins rrinci-
pie The foundation of her systelnn tdncaion aud thus
endravor 10 avoid the OF cuitvane one psric,
lar endowment 81 the expeGs, OF another While,
therefore, il il her intention her hes; efforts for
the intellectual advancement Of her pupils, size wcud
be no less care upon their principles and habits.
Ths of study VIII embrace all those English
branches usually taught in III. best Schools IN the
slate-ihe French Language and Music Especial alien
ton viii be paid 10 English Composition Aud as Is
of great importance that the habit Of reading, well
taste for II, shuilu early br acquired course III
historical reading vii. be pur-rd aud works Of amus,
mrn both poctical and prose Will he frequently intro
duced into The family circle. The second session Will
commence the hrst MONDAY in May, aud end the aa,
day OF Scp'emaer.
TERMs:
Board for session of hve months, $50
Tuition IN English, IS
French, 10
Music, 20
Use of Piano.
Half payable in advance.
Parents and Guardians are referred 10 the following
gentlemen:
Rev Jos. d. Tyler, Principal Il the Deaf and Dumb
Institution, Benjamin Crawford, Esq, Jas. Addison
Cochran, ESQ.,, Hon. Is. &. baldwin, and Hont
Lucas 7. Thompson, Siaunton; Gen. y. n. Lewis, Por.
hspubtr, Nottingham county Hon. DLnle, smith, Har-
rsOabrrs; Hon John Tayio- l.umar, Fredereksbuys.
From the manner III whirh all the above gentlemen
have expressed themselves, with gard 10 her School,
Mrs. Sh,ffry prrsntnes that rhtr of them would IN
hesaliney give her if desired, expression Of his
opinion in the form Gt "a testimonial hut as Judge
Smith and General Lewis nave had better opportunity
IL judging of lis Character than any of the others,
she deems their rstroay sGincic for the present &C
caslon.
living had two daughters educated al kalorama,
and thir. there, can with The greatest conf
nj of flts ~. DIt
department, This is, in my Judgment quite EQUAL 10 that
Of any other School Institution for the education OF
young ladies that have known; hut II Is IN Ina,
department IN which many Institutions al the Kind ar"
defective that consider the peculiar excellence
this r here The stIiclest attention land III
the kindest possible maDner is paid To the MANNERS
habits, health, comfort, and 10 the religious Instruction
of the pupils. In shot, whist believe there are few
rei qualified for the duties they have assumed, there
can be who will faithfully and conscientious
y discharge Them than Mrs SheiTey and her daughters
'.Lewislon, March 18th, 1886. S. H. LEWIS"
'.liasng the above certificate of General D. II.
Lewis IN mendaliUn nj the School al k,lordma,
BIZ Mrs Shelley aud her daughters take great plea
sure In saying, thai in the above statement IN
every particular. From my long acquaintance with
those ladies', and my knowledge of the School under
former organization, (avng had two daughters edn-
there, ean with the utmost confidence, recon-
mend any Institution conducted By them 10 the patron
aye Of the public DANL. SMITH"
Harrisonhirp Va March "a. lS46-cf