Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-09-06
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/ FIRST STREETS, RICHMOND, VA-4The next ses-
sion OF this School will commence on Monday the 18th
of September next. he course OF instruction is
thorough and compreh e, embracing the English
Branches Ancient and le)oern Languages, Mathema-
tics and Natural Scienct@c rIhe subjects Of study will
be arrangeab specialize to the future pursuits
of pupils, but no student will be permitted to neglect
those studies constant employed in the active busI-
| ness oflife.
An opportunity will be afforded to the pupils attend
| ing course OF Lectures Natural Philosophy and
Chemistry, illustrated BY numerous experiments.
| The Modern Langlafss will be under the charge OF
| Prof Frise.
| Terms, per session of tn months
English Branches ............... .$32
English and LAIN, \, .;;;........... 40
Latin, Greek and tie higher Math. so
| Modern Language each. .............. 20
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| NDICHMOND FEMALE SEMTNARY.--
| M JAMES R. FINCH, Principal.
| The Exercises Of this Institution will be resumed
Terms per 8ession of ten months.
| Urinary depafiIient .............. .Si5
Common EngIis, ........ ~
JUNIOR DO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 70
Sehor 90 i.re-s: 1900. oo
English and Lain and higher Mathematics 40
French 70
Music -................. 4O
All OF the above. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 80
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NJOTICE.-Havng taken Rev NJ. T. Summers
u school-room on Grace street. near St. Pauis
Church respectfully solicit the patronage extended to
my predecessor and that Of the public generally, with
the assurance t4at 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 comm, nee on the
10th instant.
Terms of tuition payable quarterly per ten months as
In the classical and mathematical department. includ-
ing fuel and stationary. S42 90
In the English department. ~ w
most 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. MI. L. SUMNER.
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a NEW SCHOOL.-MISS a. 3. PEAKE,
IA experienced in teaching, will open School for
the instruction OF girls, at the cornnr OF CLAW and 9TH
streets, on the first Monday in October The course
Of study will embrace all the elementary branches Of
English education Having for fourteen years had the
management OF female School, she exhibit salts
factory testimonials ofqualif alton, &c. Application
can be made TO her brother, B Peske who will state
terms, &C. Richmond Sept. g. 1850
though separate from the above, by a. competent in
structress, upon the usual terms diff
EDUCATION.-The School conducted by the
u Ml subscriber in the ba senent Of she Unversalst
Church, will be re-opened on Monday, 10Th inst.
sep 4--2aw5t G. RI BURRUSS
Nh UGUENOT SPRINtsS.-I'hs pleasant re-
treat will be again open to visitsrs the 18th of
June The three seasons already past having eff
borate description would superAuous. Situated in
region long noted for s ssiIbrty, ind possessing all
Sss ss a sEsss mPEeys%en d
pleasure, it il CONNER ded pukiH of by no ordl-
nafy claims The watess are az three kinds. Chaly-
Isafe, Supaar, aud oonss,s tod II sphnr and Cha
lybeate and the qary aa been fully tested
The CONSTITUTIONS 81 hildfen aaa s9sads whose sys.
TENS have bq ebitassd bg lid aeriup indsposrtlon,
who's peSaF fieucs saasn 10 iujge are
these sslaes are/ adn,irabIy 'sujfed to
inyads soRa the iesxter secfibns II VIRGIN il whose
health NE stronger waters and arsher climate Of the
mounfaiin rseions Of sn fill to behe6t
Corapetsnt aud oblieng mana1 m male and female.
s. wv a,su g have been secured;
w x, y ~ - at the Springs will
3 s - 49, -. ~ S2 his general supervi-
- ~. 10y s.. ~ 3baid to vsters and no
tPe'. "s I $500 ~ Ugh character these Springs
Iis1so ~ Wing Alley, the Ball Room,
composed of master musi-
q reference to the style of
Sources OF interest and plea
the general amusement as here
snxipes are in Powhatan County, on
but seventeen miles above Richmond.
be by daily line of coaches from
Srngs direct, as also by a line of
" with the packet boat. The
Railroad will also be suffi-
to accommodate travel, and
be Springs will be estab-
End Of the Basin in Rich
every day in the week, ex |
month $40 week. 81
Us halt price. Horses
w. ROYSTER.
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