Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-09-19
BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL
FOR VOTING LADIES

Corner Of FJlh and Franklin Streets,
RICHMOND, Va.
REV. VI. D. HOGE, (PasIor OF the Second Pres.
bylerian Church. PRINCIPAL.
rHHE exercises of this Institution will CON-
/ nence on the frs, MONDAY in October.
The location of The School is unsurpassed by any
10 ne city, being central, easy Of access, yet &C
cupying an elevated position. The edi6ce is con-
venien, in its arrangements, and very commodi-
ons, containing large number OF rooms Tor
kdeing study and recitation. Attached 10 it is
spacious garden, affording advantage for recrea-
ton and exercise in the open air, not often en-.
!gyec in the city boarding schools.
COURSE OF STUDY.
All he branches pertaining 10 thorough En-.
.ii,h Education, Together with Ancient and Mo-
I'm Languages, Music and Drawing.
INSTRUCTORS.
While The Principal will personally superin.
N. he instruction given in all The branches
au.h, in The School, the pupils in Ancient Lam
gaascs, Mental ard Moral Philosophy, will be
gaser his more immediate charge
The Instructors in History, Geography, Gram.
mar. &c as well as in the Elementary branches
enARD and Miss LACY.
Mathematics and Drawing.-Mr II. B. MI
cH,RD.
cicuistry and Natural Philosophy Lectures
vi! be delivered throughout The year. by DR.. CAR
rsR p JOHNSON, Professor in the Richmond
Mecica College.
Frenea, Spanish AMI Nalian-Mr. Jos. MI.
cAARD
Mnsse-Piano, Mr.. DuNDERDlLE. Guitar, Mr..
RosES.
Mr.. and Mrs Michard will reside in the house of
the Principal, and thus special facility will be
afforded TO those desiring 10 learn the French oral.
IL he n 0f
in that Language al table, and during The leisure
hours Of the evening.
Mr.. Hose will receive about 25 young ladies
as buarders and members OF hia own family. In
me entire management Of The School, it will be
his object 10 afford 10 the Pupils entrusted TO bis
care, The advantages OF thorough, systematic in
arnciion, combined, as far as it is possible, with
The social enjoyments and comforts of home.
TERMs.-BoaId, fuel, light, &c. 5000 per an.
nun, one half in advance. Ordinary English
tisnches $50. Higher branches OF English $40
Any Ancient or Modern Language $40 lnsruc.
hons on The Piano SO. Guitar $50 The only
s'arlonal charge is Tor washing, $50.
There will be but one session during the year,
WIN vacation OF two months Pupils entered
ai"f The commencement, Of the term, will be char.
ed only IN proportion 10 the time OF their admi..
sions.
Ali letters Of inquiry will receive promp, a,,en.
ton. Address
Rev NJ. D. HoGE, Richmond ",
RErERENcss.-Jas. II. Fitzgerald, ESQ E.,-
qner Or. Whitehead, Norfolk; A. G. Mcliva;n.
Petersburg Richard Sterling and Dr.. Welord'
fredericksburg Samuel McCorkle. Lynchbnre.
WIN B. Green. Wyau Gard we'll, Charlotte; E s
Booth, William a. Anderson, Noltouay; Hon.
a. Vehabe, Granville; COL Bondurant, Buckiug
nam; Hon. Thomas Bocock, Appomallox; VIM.
= WAGE and James Hoge, Montgomery; William
D, Walton, Roanoke, Isaac Read, Kanawha; Dr..
iaomas Creigh, GreenbrieI; Dr. William Step.
pe, Bedford; Hon. T s. Flournoy, Halifax; Judge
c csward Johnson, Bo,etour, and the Presbyterian
ot'sy throughoulthe State Sept 7-d4l&c6t
t'oR hlRE-A young and healthy WET
~ NURSE, with copious breast OF milk. Ap.
4 ~ "'ae Enquirer Office. Sept. l6-d6t