Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-05-01
SELECT SCHOOL FOR YOUNG Linn.
AT KALoRAMA, STAUNTON :,
AIDES

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NJ KS. SHEFFEY having given Up N. g..
49, winch she formerly conducted az Tie At,, 2
desires 10 receive few young ladies non pc
tweive) into her family AZ boarding pupi.s !,
Ject 10 establish this School on such \ M, -
unite the advantages Of home with the n5,@' ., II
schooi; as one means Of efecting This she der,,.'
cevng day pupils, and limits her number a, .
Recognising our accountability IN Higher 49,,
All the gifts intrusted 10 US, she woui maze III,
pie The foundation of her system Of educat,, ti.'
endeavOr 10 avoid the error of cuItiyafln, 'I''
lar endowment at the expense Of another L,
therefore, u Is her intention 10 use her h., r .
tue intellectual advancement Of her pupils. -. a.
bestow no less care upon their pTiHCIpe- ,nl b., /,
The course Of study will embrace NH M 't,t
branches usually taught in the best sehno.. :, =
Staie-ihr French Language and Music. E.p-si.i :
lion will be paid 10 English Composition. Ane,.
OF great Importance that the habit II realis
as a taste for II, should early b. acquired ro,
historical reading will be pursued and wofss NJ ~
ment, both poeticai and prose, Will bt f,crusrrt
duced into the family circle. The second >es.
commence on the first Monday in May. and end ii.
day Of September. :
Board for session Of 1--WE months,
Tuition In English, =
French,
Music,
Use Of Piano.
Half payable In advance.
Parents and Guardians are referred 10 the fo,,os.
gentlemen:
Rev. Jos. D. Tyler, Principal II The Deai a3t Il.
Institution, Benjamin Crawford. Esq, jas AZ.
Cochran ESQ.,, Hon. u. 6. Baldwin ant Il
Lucas T. Thompson, Stanton Gen. ). II. IrU4, J .
Republic, Rockingham county hon. DAME >rig1 ~
risonburg; Hon. John Tayoe i.ouas, IaG ,.es.s,,,
From The manner IN which all the above -,G..en..
have expressed themselves, with regard IL her Srh
Mrs. Shelley presumes thar ethe. Of thea Would
hrstatngly give her, If desired, an expression Il
opinion IN the form OF IA testimonial but a. !.
Smith and General Lewis have had better oppar.. ,
she deems their testimony sufficient for the pres,a
caslon.
"Having had two dang educated q, kalof,-.
and third now there, | can, with The gftlir,t a..
dence, speak of the merits OF this School. The lf,
department thisis, IN my judgment, qulte ofus 10
Of any other School or Institution. for the educate.
young ladies' that have ever known; lux ltl,ia H.
department IN which many institutions II the 6nd ),
so defective, that consider The peculiar excellence
this 10 consist for here the stficies attention fss
the kindest possible manner rs paid 20 The mtur,s
habits health, comfort, and ~ the religious n>4r4
Of the pupils. In short, whist believe there :.
can be none who VIII more faithfully and con-crnl
ly discharge them than Mrs Shciey aud nri daucn'-
"Lewiston, March i5th 1916. s II LEVI,
"Having seen the above certificate Of General :
Lewis, in recommendation nj the School Al ktlcrie
by Mrs. Shelley and her daughters, take great I
sure In saying, that | concur IN the above siairm-
every particular. From my long acquaintance
those ladies, and my knowledge Of tho School u-
its former organization, (hayine had two danebei.,
Gated there, can, with HE utmost confidence,
mend any institution conducted BY them L. ~ 81,
age OF the public. DAM SMITH