Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-10-03
BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL


Corner OF Eth and Franklin Streets,
RICHMOND, Va.
REV. NJ. D. HOGE, (Pasior OF The Second Pres.
byterian church, PRINCIPAL.
THE exercises of this Institution will COM
.'e".- ,he first MONDAY in OCTOBER.
The location Of the School IS unsurpassed oy any
10 tho city, being oontrai, easy of access, yet &C.
cupying an elevated position. The edifce is con-
venien in lis arrangements, and very commodi-
ous containing large number of rooms for
lodging, study and recitation. Attached 10 it is
spacious garden, afording advantage for recrea-
tion and exercise in the open air, not often en-.
joyet in the city boarding schools.
COURSE OF STUDY.
All the branches pertaining 10 thorough En-.
glish Education, together with Ancient and Mo-
dern Languages, Music and Drawing.
INSTRUCTORS.
While the Principal will personally superin-
tend The instruction given in all the branches
taught 10 The School, the pupils in Ancient Lam
guages, Mental and Moral Philosophy, will be
under his more immediate charge.
The Instructors in History, Geography, Gram.
mar. &c, as well as in the Elementary branches
nueht in The Juvenile department, are Mrs. Mi
cH.RD and Mis-, LACY.
Mathematics and Dra,oing.-Mr. H. B. Mi
GARD.
Chemistry and Natural Philosophy. -Leclure.
siil be delivered throughout the year. By DR.. CAR
TER P JOHNSON, Professor in The Richmond
Metical College.
French, Spanish and Nalian.-Mr. Jos. MI
cHlaD
Mnse.-Piano, Mr.. DuNDERDALE. Guitar, Mr..
RosEs
Mr.. and Mrs. Michard will reside in the house OF
Inc Principal, and thus special facility will be
adJriet 10 those desiring TO learn the French, oral
", as there will be an opportunity OF conversng
lnat Language al table, and during the leisure
ours Of The evening.
Mr.. Hose will receive about 25 young ladies
q ooarders and members OF his own family. 10
so' entire management, OF The School, il will be
hnoblec, 10 afford 10 Inc Pupils entrusted 10 his
car, ,he advantages Of thorough, systematic in.
slfGlion, combined, as tar as j, is possible. with
Inc Scial enJoyments and Comforts OF home.
laMs.-Board, fue!, light, &c, 5000 per an.
mum, one halt in advance. Ordinary Enoli.h
branches $50. Higher branches OF English s4O
ANY Ancient or Modern Language $50 Ins,ruc.
hons onlhe Piano so. Guitar $50 The only
aaoI,'onal charge is Tor washing, $50.
mere Will be bu! one session during The year,
.a ,a vacation OF Two months. Pupils entered
a.s' me commencement OF The term, will be char.
sonS a''i''
AilIeers of inquiry will receive promp, alien.
I'On. Address
Rev. NJ. D. HoGE, Richmond Va.
~, ksrssaESct,.-Jss. H. Fitzgerald, Esq. Eau.
Sp.s,, Of. Whitehead, Norfolk; A G. McIlwaine,
ps,s9,sours; Richard Sterling and DR.. Wexford,
wee,cksburg; Samuel McCorkle. Lyuchbure.
On aa 81 Green, Wyatt Card veil, Charloue: s
sOTo William Fl. Anderson. Nol,oway; Hon.
d. a. sshable, Granville; Col Bondurant, Backing
wv, non. Thomas Bocock, Appomallox; WIN.
s w.s ana James Hose, Montgomery; William
"aAon, Roanoke, Isaac Read, Kanawha; Dr..
To- .Jsaas CieIsh Greenbrier; DR.. William Step
Esv,.aiG'o; Hon. 7. S. Flournoy Halifax; Judge
Cleo Johnson, Boletourl, and the Presbyterian
sy Infoushoullhe State. Sept 7-d4&c6t