Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-09-21
EDUCATION.
Reverend nj. ID. Hosc,s
BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR
YOUNG LADIES

CORNER OF FRANKLIN AND 5rn STREETS.
RICHMOND.
rItlE next term Of this institution will CONNIE nc on
i the LIST day Of October. Arrangements have lie, u
male !ui the reception of still lager number of
b.. drrs aud Day Scholars than could be admit ed last
sessIua. DIng the arxt term there VIII he arcuun ma
damon fot Thirty BoardrIs.
Applications must be made early 10 ensure a,mis-
sl"n a. places have been reserved for the returning
R.aideT> OF Tie last session thus diminishing The num
her ii vacancies tn be Tiled.
The location OF The School is passed by any In
The cdy, being Central easy o access sci elevated i'll
ptsition. The edihee Is convenient in its arrange
menis, cho very conlniodlous, containing large Eua
he: !" rooms for lodging: study and recitation. IL IL
surrounded hya yard aud spacious garden, atfnri'ne
advantages rectea,ion and exercise In The open
not Often enjoyed III city Boarding Schools
UkSE tr STUDY
All The branches pertaining TO thorough English
Education, together with Ancient aud Modern Ian.
snlses, Music and Drawing
iS,TaucroRs
ELEMENTARY AND HIGHER BRANCHES OF
ENGll >ii-Niss Lacy and Mrs Greehl-af
MaTHEhATICS AND DIR ,WIhG-Mr II b Mi.
chaTi.
CHEMISTRY AND NATURAL PHILOSOPHY
Lectures upon these Sciences will be delivered through
out the year.
MENTAL AND MORAL PIiILosoPnY-Eeverend
NJ ID tlose
FRENCH, SPANISH AND ITALIAN-;ir Joseph
Michari.
MUSIc-Pano, Mr Dunderdale; Guitar, Mr Rosea
PAiNri 80 on VELVET, EMgRoi Derry, SHELL
Work AND FLowERS-Mrs Irvine.
While The Department Of Mental and Moral Fhiln.o.
ply VIII he under his more Immediate care the Primer
pal will personally suprrinirnd the Instruction given III
all Tie branches taught III the School
An The domestic arrangements Of the establishment
will be under the supervision Of Mrs H"gc assisted 10y
| skiiiul and experienced Matron.
In the entire management Of the School It viii he
the object OF TIE principal To afford I" The pupils en-
trusted To his the advantages OF thotoieh y sic
nliic nsifucton combined as Tar rs possible vii" tie
soci,l enjoy ments aud comforts OF nome.
Special egard will be paid not only TO the manners
ana the intel eclua improvements out 10 Inc fesouS
instruction If the pupils.
Young ladies residing in The house OF the fnhe'pa
will he expected conform To all The regulations oil tie
family they will be required To retire n IKE! hour
al M sht Ia rise early IN the morning, and To observe
suc times Of study and recreation as shall be desisna
ted They will not be permitted 10 make purchases on
credit except by express permission Of the plirnt or
guardian; nor will they he allowed 10 pay or rece'v.
VISITS, which arc not approved by the Principal.
TERMS:
! For Board Light, Fuel, 81. S290 per annum
Ordinary English Branches, 30 per annnni
Higher branches 81 English, ~ per II NUN
| Any Ancient or Modern Language. 10 per annuu
s,rument s5,) 20 per annuul
instruction on The Guitar. 90 per annGi
Tie only additional charge for Washing SEQ per ann
~ rAYnESrs:-une- half in advance; the remainder
Oh The l., oi March
| There is but one session during the year, with .
Summer vacation commencing in July.
la case pupil is withdrawn before the cn>e Of The
prn,raclei sickness. Pupils entered after the begun
nng o the term, will be charged only from the date o
! admission.
| Al letters Of inquiry receive promp: attention.
| Address, Reverend NJ u HDGE,
| Aug. l7-cwtls;Oct. Richmond, Virginia
THE RICHMOND ACADEMY,
| FINDER the sur-rin-nd-nce Of the subscriber, Will
u he re- opened on Monday, Isl Of October, 1872 and
the OF Instruction will be ldentic ally the same
as pursued in his School formerly Iccaed On Go
vernon street.
| Having by experience become fully convinced that
| decision The part Of the teacher, coupled with
itqGstion of undertaking regularity from the pupils
eau he The only guaranty substantial Improvement
pubic that his hitherto stfcl, yet parental discipline
wil be faithfully observed and his constant -ndrdv"
will be Ia nsti into the niGs of those committed 4
his charge the conviction, That manly independence
character usefulness In society, and success ~ lIlr
entirely depend upon sacred regard 10 Truth, Rrct
tuie and Promptitud- IN early youth.
In the choice Of Assistants, his determination is ID
engage only those who pre- eminent IN their claim.
to Morality, Patience, Perseverance, and Scholarship
lshj-ciins tie 10 the confirmation Of tue TIus
tees, aud IN the selection of Text Books those aa,
which, ai.er STRICT personal examination, found
adapted 10 the Institutions Of the South will he adopted
Pupils sufficiently advanced IN English can r.ceiv,
instructions gratis in French and High German 10th
which languages are daily becoming absolutely necrs
sary az Well To The man of business as the scholar.
In the Greek and Latin Languages, the conventional
pronunciation in use al The various college, ci Coa
mental Europe will be followed. so that in the event al
ii pupil wshin. complete his education there he
wilt lose no time in having To acquire method defIn
entirely from that Of the student III hmefic aBL
England The art Of SCANNING, hitherto almost entire
y elected, Viii continue 10 be taught, without
knowledge OF which the beauty oil the classical authors
| can never be truly appreciated
TERMS: Payable quarterly in advance. Tuition
in the usual English branches ;S42. Tuition in the
adv 4nced English branches, Ancient languages and
| higher Mathematics ssh.
| Sept. 4-c3tawiiu,hoct J. T.. F. BENNETT.