Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-10-26
SEVENTH ANNUAL CIkCtL.aa
OLDENPLiCE FEMALE ~ N!yai
nININInnIE ElIrN.IY -

DINWIDDlE COUNTY. VA.
TINE undersigned takes great pleasure m anucl.,
! 10 his former patrons, and those WHO ,iay. Gar.
or wards to educate, that he has resumed his S.tsr.
is PRINCIPAL OF Olienplace Female Seminar.
that he will, as he has done for many years. .ir.
undivided attention 10 the education of ko1ncLnd
The school Is designed 10 commence and oauy
thorough course at education, and embraces / ri.
classical and ornamental department. The llr.r
partment IL divided INTO 1--WE classes In tie ii
preparatory class, ARE taught, Reading, Spelling
lry's Geography inr beginners, md Mental ir.ur-
Fourth Class-Reading and Spelling continue
definitions, PenEarship, GrngTaphy. Mrnlai aHc Y
TEN Arithmetic, History Of tlir Cniied s~ia'rs-P-r
Common School History, exercises IN Conpo,nioa
menced in letter and journal form
Third Class-Spelllng with definitions coGtite
Critical Reading and ParsIng, Ancient aai VI.
History. Natural Philosophy, Astionomi, EtcF.
sGd Composition.
Second Class-Sprlling with definitions cenpr
Critical Reading and Parsing, hisrh,i, Grn1ruy
motifs Physics. Physiology, Technoloc, and catIPc.
First ciass-RhctoIic, intellectual Arb Meat 2
sophy. Evidences of Christianity, M:nerainc, alt
tIny, Composition with n Critical examination q! I
ard Authors, both III Poetry and Pfo.e.
Classical Departnen;-Laiin. Greek, Preach.
Ornamental Observation-Disclosures aud
Music, Plain ana Ornamental Srtdic WORK.
Tie scholarship Of the pupil aiune determine.
Class, aud the studies are appropriately cridl4t.
her proficiency. The young ladies' who pas infu
tUDTUuEU fNUI1 " khtitf ~ hhb thhTt h''F kHAAN n.
a. " III Justify the distinction, VIII receive 4 GOD
dal, beng the highest honor conferred a meaiti
mort, stating The proficiency and department = cart
o /, VIII be forwarded 10 Ihe parents arl gsli.1.
We arc now occupying a new hiih coni9lua''Hs u
which viii afford ample accoinno atinns - - %
Young ladies u " - uesltible W connect WE
school.
III. young ladies have formed Library A'Sccia,
which tie Principal VIII a;G EN liberal co0at, b.
t.ir purpose oi procuring s;i'ahle ho'h- 4 w..
Biography, Poetry. sc lie Wi! also in'ui-h 'arn
a Cabinet of Minerals, Shells, aud li,rh .fiNIa.
during the session, viii give them = c"'irc ~ lee.
~ II such subjects as may hr suited T. alVaac- d
intellectual and murai improvement.
The young ladies y III reside IN Dr.. Nu',hrs', &
~, where We are assured, from three year, -. 81
and experience, they viii Terriv, prisai1i ta.
aHd attention; and II gives u great pleasure r.
that we have never known IN any Institution Scgt,
dies SO conlrn,rd aud happy. Thry ATE ~ tlr;N fa
aud with friends ever soiicitunS for ihrir highest
We consider the location ~ health. . ahy 20 H.
oil Sirgin!a--and can truly sry, thai vt have II
hal a more healthy sclignl.
Board for len months, inclusive oi hriiriHr
Medical attendance, Se5.
Tuition in tie FinI clsss, so. ronnh C!4ss.
Third, Second and First, SJo. Frcrch AMI ",
Work, SIS each. Music, VIII! use 81 Pia'o 81 =
and Stationery y. cost. Day scholars VIII ~ or
81 ezra. Tor ne Of room, f,irl, &c.
The Academic year viii 6omTrrcr - the +
0gtober, lsi., AMI %contiGIc ten TuAihs. ~ ~
lion VIII be made Tor absence, crG,tt - the t.spe
81 The Teaches. VI. CONSIDER II hicl', irp, -.
the yntin. laG!ss Ia enter al ih- 'oIlma actiGurtn
session.
Parent. aud guardians y !, hing "a enter their /!
t.fs or wards viii please make early Application,
n .spnally or address Or. II. {. Wotsham, l7f.
T. a., Dirwidiir, Va.
We take the liberty of apnenhins I" orr ,ifcul,I
following resolutions, winch were a,ni!v and D
n-clrdiy rendered " II nur lar examination
you'd remark, ipai aif-. EGoawo.th wlli r-..ts