Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-08-24
EDUCATION.
Reverend MI. ID. Hogc,s
BOARDING AND Day School FOR
YOUNG LADIES,
CORNER OF FRANKLIN AND 5TH STREETS,

BOARDING AND Day School FOR
YOUNG LADIES,
CORNER OF FRANKLIN AND 5TH STREETS
RICHMOND,
O,HE next term Of this Institution will commence on
i the let day of October. Arrangements have been
made for the reception Of still larger number of
Boa,ders and Day Scholars than could be admitted last
session. During the next term there will be acc0mmo.
da,ion for thirty BoardeIs.
Applications must be made early to ensure admis
sion as places have been reserved for the returning
Boarders OF the last session. thus diminishing the
Der Of vacancies to be filled.
The location OF the School Is unsurpassed by any In
the city, being CENTRAL easy Of access yet elevated In
position The ed'hco 10 convenient In It's arrange
menis, and very commotous, containing large mum.
Der of for lodging study and recitation. Il is
surrounded hya yard and spacious garden, afording
advantages for recreation and exercise In the open air
not often enjoyed In city Boarding Schools.
COURSE or STUDY
All the branches pertaining 10 u thorough English
Education, together with Ancient and Modern Lam
guages, Music and Drawing.
INSTRUCTORS.
ELEMENTARY AND HIGHER BRANCHES OF
ENGLISH-Miss Lacy and Mrs GreenleaE
MATHEMATICS AND DRAWlNG-Mr ii B Mi
chard.
DR. Carter Johnston, Professor In the Richmond msdi-
cal College, win deliver Lectures upon these Sciences
throughout the year.
III d Hoge
FRENCH, SPANISH AND ITALiAN-ar Joseph
Aichard.
mUslc-pano, MIR Dundsrdale; Guitar, Mr. ROsen;
PAINTING Sii Gun IN VELVET, EMBROIDERY, SHELL.
WORK AND FLOWERS-Mrs Irvine.
Willis the Department Of Mental aud Moral PHI lloso
phy will be under his more immediate care, the Princi
pal will personally superintend the instruction given IN
all the branches taught In the School.
All the domestic arrangements Of the establishment
will be under the supervision of Mrs Hoge, assisted by
a skilful and experienced matron.
In the entire management OF the School, IL viii be
the object of the Principal afford TO the pup's en-
trusted to his care advantages Of thorough syse
matte instruction. combined as far as possible, win the
social enjoyments and comforts OF home.
Sprcal regard will be paid not only to the manners
and the intellectual improvements, but to the religious
instruction of the pupils.
will be expected to conform TO all the regulations OF the
family They will be required TO retire al nIeh fout
Al night 10 rise early In the morning. and to observe
such times Of study and reereatloa as sha' 70
credit rrcept by express permission Of the parent or
guardian; nor will they be allowed to pay or receive
visits, which not approved by the Principal
TERMS:
For Board, Light, Fuel, &c, 5000 per annnn
Ordinary English Branches, ~ per ahnin
Higher branches OF English, ~ per arnum
ANY Ancient or Modern Language. 20 per annum
s,rumrnt s51 20 per annum
Instruction On the Guitar, 6O per anuum
The only additional charge Is for Wash
Ing, ~ per an i.
on the LIST OF March.
There Is but one session during the year, with
Summer vacation commencing In July.
Ia case pupil is withdrawn before the close OF the
term no money will be refunded, except on account "t
protracted sickness Pupils entered after the begin
ming Of the term will be charged only from The dale oil
admission.
All letters Of inquiry receive promp, attention. .
Address Reverend HOGE,
Ans. l7.cw,lsiOct Richmond, Virginia.