Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-09-17

The first session Of my School will commence the
| 10th instant
Terms Of tuition payable quarterly per ten months
usual
In the classical and mathematical department, nclud
| ing fuel and stationary. S42 w
In the English department. ~ w
| Tmost cordially recommend my friend and successor
Mr. T. R. Bass Teacher, to my former patrons and
the public generally, with the that entire salts
! faction will be given. NJ II. SUMNER.
| se3-lm
a NEW SCHOOL.-MISS A. B. PEAKE,
| fM experienced in teaching, will open School for
the instruction of girls at the cornnr OF Clay and 7th
streets, on the first Monday in October. The course
ofstudy will embrace all the elementary branches OF an
English education Having for fourteen years had the
management of female School, she can exhibit salts
factory testimonials Of qualif alton, &c. Application
be made to her BROTHER G R. Peake, who will state
terms, &c. Richmond, Sept. ., 1880.
A class of Boys will be taught at the same house,
though separate from the above, by competent IN
structress, upon the usual terms. dtf
NgY SCHOOL FOR LITTLE BOYS will
IVA reopen on the 10th nst at the corner Of Frank
lin and 7h streets, opposite the United Presbyterian
Church. Fl. Z. TAYLOR.
Understanding that Mr.. H. P. Taylor is about to
open School for boys on Shockoe Hill, it gives me
great deal of pleasure to say that Mr. Taylor is an ex
perenced, and so far as | have had an opportunity Of
knowing, very successful teacher that he is gen.
tleman oil prudence, piey ness, and patient perse-
verance combining in rare degree the qualifcatons
necessary for good teacher and that | know OF no
into whose hands boys may be entrusted with greater
hope OF improvement in mind moral Is and manners,
than Mr.. Taylor. Having prosecuted liberal educa-
ton with view to profession his intellectual quah
cations of high order.
The above from the Rev. I. V. More.
The followingis from Rev. nj. ID. Hoge:
Having been informed that Mr.. FL. Z. Taylor pro-
poses open school for the instruction OF boys take
pleasure in expressing my opinion of his eminent fitness
for the undertaking. Together with his qualifications as
hp
has had several years experience in teaching Parents
who desire the improvement OF their children 10 mind
aud morals may safely entrust them to Mr.. Taylors
And as reference to persons having children at my
school, offer the following Rev. VIM Norwood,
Robt G. Stanard, Mr.. Woodhouse of the firm of Nash
H. Woodhouse, Drs Beae and Tatum Mr. James
/ Gray, sr. Sc Ia dim
EARMVILLE FEMALE SEMINARY
IL JOHN B. TINSLEY, PRINCIPAL. The exerci-
ses of this Institution commence annually on the
first Monday in October, and continue uninerruptedy,
with the exception of weeks at Christmas,
until the last Friday in July. Vacation in August and
September.
The course ofinstructon, which is designed to be
thorough and systematic embraces the following
b anches, viz Spelling; Reading; Writing; Arithme-
tic oral and written; Geography, ancient and modern,
with the of the Globes; English Grammar; Rhet-
orc; Bellies Letters with frequent exercises in compo.
sition; Natural Philosophy and Chem stry, illustrated
by experiments History; the Latin and French Lam
guages and Music.
Board and Tuition in the English branches. 100 90
Tuition alone. 80 w
Latin and French Languages, each. .......... 20 90
With an extra fee of Five Dollars from each member
of the classes in Natural Philosophy and Chemistry.
One malt OF the above charges is required In advances
the balance at the end of the term
Pupils will be received at any time, and charged ac-
cordngly but alter admission deduction will, IN any
case be made for lost me unless it be by protraced
sickness 1t is important, however, that all who would
tI,ah pf
enter at early day. As soon as possible after the
commencement OF the term, the classes will be organ
lied and pupils entering late must necessarily be sub
ject to many d disadvantages
All pupils from distance, unless excused for special
reasons required to board in the family of the Prin-
cpal.
larshp, department. &c, of the several pupils, will be
sent monthly to parents and guardians living at dis
tance and ,oeekiy those residing in the village.
Boarders in the family will attend preaching every
Sabbath at such places OF worship, however, as may
be designated by their parents.
Farmville is situated seven miles from Hampden
Sidney College, and is easy of access from every quar-
ter being connected by regular lines of Stages with
Richmond, Petersburg and Lynchburg.
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UDOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL-COR
LID NER FRANKLIN AND 5TH. STREETS,
RICHMOND, VA.-The next session OF this School
will commence on the LIST of October.
The Teachers ofthe various departments will be as
follows:
wi. ~.
Rev. r. " Moore, Mental and Moral Philosophy.
Rev. VIM Love, Mathematics, Chemistry and Natu-
raj Philosophy.
Miss Lacy, Elementary Branches Of English.
Mr., JOSEPH MicHARD, French and Italian
Mr.. DUNDERDALE, Piano Forte and Singing
Mr.. RosEN, Guitar.
This School, with the Boarding Department. will
continue in the House. and under the personal care oil
MIR, Hoge, who will devote himself, as heretofore,to
all OF its interests. 1000
English branches, $40 Tuition in French, lta ian, or
Latin, 500. Payable one half in advance.
Communications to be addressed to w. u. aoge,
Hi chmond. au o-wom
A nm SMITH ACADEMY, LEXINGTON,
IA VA.-The next session of this institution will
commence the first Monday of September The
attention of parents and guardians is respectfully in
vted to the advantages OF this school Inc course OF
instruction is thorough, embracing all the brancheS-En-
gsh, Classical and Ornamental usually taught In the
best female semnarles As all the classes Will lmme-
datey be organized and the studies commenced 1t Is
very desirable that the pupils should enter promptly
Strict attention paid to the morals and personal COM
forts of young ladies boarding in the establishment
The year is divided into two terms OF hive month
each, commencing respectively on the lst Septembe'
TERMs-For boarding, tuition fees in English, Latin
French Spanish, &c, Music Piano or Guitar, very
moderate payable five months in advance-made
known upon application to the principal
Mrs. E. NOTTINGHAM,
au WIN Lexington, Rockbridge CO., Va.
a MELIA ACADEMY.-The next sessi ion will
IA open October lst and close August lst 1851.
Terms-S2O0 for session OF 10 months, payable 500
October LIST, and 500 March lst
No pupil known to be idle will be permitted to return
and none found to be such to remain.
Pupils by the Richmond Stage obtain convey
ance at Mr. STATIONS, miles above Powhatan Court
House.
Direct Lodore P O., Amelia County, Va.
au 6-wSw* VIM. IL. HARRloON.
MFRS. ANN C. MALLORY will reopen her
lVM SCHOOL on the 10th September, in the house
lately occupied by the Rev. Mr. letter. 4th street. be-
tween Grace and Franklin au l6 law6w
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