Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-09-10
4 MN smrrn ACADEMY. LNXINGToN.

"a vA.--rhe next session Of this institution will
commence on the first Monday Of September. The
attention OF parents and guardians is respectfully in
vited TO the advantages Of this school The course of
instruction is thorough, embracing all the branehes-En
glish, Classical and Ornamentalusuay taught in the
best female semnaries As all the classes will imme-
diaely be organized and the studies commenced it is
very desirable that the pupils should enter promptly
Strict attention is paid TO the morals and personal
forts OF young ladies boarding in the establishment
The year is divided into two terms Of five month";
each, commencing respectively on the LIST SeDtembe
and February.
TERMs--For boarding tuition fees in English, Latin,
French, Spanish, &c, Music Piano or Guitar, very
moderate, payable five months in advance--made
Mrs E. NOTTINGHAM,
au v2m Lexington, Rockbridge CO., Va.
"a OTICE.-Having taken Rev M. T. Summers
~ scnoolroom on Grace street, near st. Paurs
Church respectfully solicit the patronage extended
my predecessor and that Of the public generally, with
the assurance that every attention shall be given to pro-
mote the morals and advance the pupils committed to
my charge.
The first session Of my School will commence on the
10th instant
Terms Of tuition payable quarterly per ten months as
In the classical and mathematical department, incud
ing fuel and stationary $42 90
: - ''''-- NS'''' '''''''' +. r. BASS,
Tmost cordially recommend my friend and SUCCESSOR
Mr. t. r. Bass Teacher, to my former patrons and
the public generally with the assurance that entire salts
faction will be given. M. L. SUMNER.
Sc 3-lm
A NEW SCHOOL.-MESS A. PEAKE,
IN experienced in teaching, will open School for
the instruction OF girls, at the OF CLAY aud 7th
streets on the first Monday in October The course
ofsudy will embrace all the elementary branches Of an
English education Having for ourteenyears had The
management of female School, she Scan exhibit salts
factory testimonials of quaih alton, &C. Application
can be made TO her brother X. Peake, who will state
terms, &c. Richmond, Sept. 2, 1850.
A class Of Boys will be taught at the house,
though separate from the above, by competent in
sructrcss, upon the usual terms. dtf.
IL. y. =. sQUIRE,s SELECT
FIRST STREETS, RICHMOND, VA---The next ses-
sion OF this School will commence Oh Monday the 10th
of September next. The course Of instruction is
thorough and comprehensive, embracing the English
Branches, Ancient and Modern Languages, Mathema-
tics and Natural Science The subjects OF study will
be arranged with special reference TO the future pursuits
Of pupils but student will be permitted to neglect
those studies constantly employed in the active BUSH
ness of life.
ing OF lectures on Natural Philosophy and
Chemistry illustrated by numerous experiments.
The Modern Languages will be under the charge of
Prof Frise
Terms per session of ten months
English Branches .............. S32
I,an er ana a aad ,bs i;esr Mai, so
Modern Languages, eaea-s. -s........ 70
ES ICIMOKD FEMALE SEMfNARY.--
NJ. JAMES R. FINCH 81 rineipaI
Ihe Exe res q shs Institution WILDE resumed
D. sassioa of len months.
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