Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-10-01
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thorough and systematic, embraces the following
branches, viz: Spelling Reading; Writing; Arithme-
te oral and written Geography ancient and modern,
ORC; Letters, with frequent exercises in compo-
sition; Natural Philosophy and Chemistry illustrated
by experiments; History; the Latin and French Lam
guages and Music.
Terms for the session Of ten months as follows
Board and Tuition in the English branches. $3.50 90
1 uluoh dlone. ........... ~ w
Latin and French Languages, each .......... 90 90
With an extra fee of Five Dollars from each member
of the classes in Natural Philosophy and Chemistry
One half OF the above charges is required in advance
the balance at the end of the term.
Pupils will be received at any tine, and charged ac-
cordlngy; but alter admission deduction will in any
case be made tor lost time unless be by protracted
sickness 1t important, however, that all who wonld
avail themselves OF the benefit OF the institution should
enter at an early day. As possible after the
commencement OF the term, the classes will be organ
ized and pupils entering late necessarily be sub
Ject to many disadvantages.
All pupils from distance, unless excused for special
reasons, are required to board in the family Of the Prn.
cpal.
Circulars presenting faithful account Of the scho-
larshp department, &c, OF the several pupils will be
sent monthly to parents and guardians living at dis
tance and aoeekiy TO those residing in the village.
Boarders in the family will attend preaching every
Sabbath; at such places OF worship, however as NAV
be designated by their parents.
Farmville is situated seven miles from IIampden
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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Nay SCHOOL FOR LITTLE BOYS will
I'VE reopen the 10th inst, at the corner OF Frank
I'm and 7th streets, opposite the United Presbyterian
Church. FL. P. TAYLOR
Understanding that Mr. Fl. P Taylor is about to
open School for boys on Shockoe Hill il gives me a
great deal OF pleasure to say that Mr. Taylor is an ex
perlenced, and so far as have had opportunity Of
knowing, very successful teacher; that he is gen.
tleman OF prudence pety, fmness, and patient perse
verance, combining In rare degree the qualifications
necessary tor good teacher; and that know of
into whose hands boys may be entrusted with greater
hope OF OF Improvement mind, morals and manners,
than MIR. Taylor Having prosecuted liberal educa-
ton with view to profession, his intellectual quai
cations OF high order
The above is from the Rev. r. V More.
The following is from Rev. NJ. D. Hoge:
tHaving been informed that Mr. II. ?. Taylor pro-
poses to open school for the instruction of boys take
pleasure IN expressing my opinion OF his eminent fitness
for the undertaking. Together with his qualifications
scholar, his patience and amabity OF disposition, he
has had several years experience in teaching Parents
who desire the improvement of their children in mind
and morals may safely entrust them to Mr.. Tayor
care.
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
& Woodhouse, Drs. Beae and Tatum Mr.. James
Gray,sr Sc IA dim
NER. l.. S. SOURCES SELECT
w SCHOOL. CORNER OF MAIN AND
FIRST STREETS, RICHMOND VA.-The next SEES
sion OF this School will commence Monday the 10th
OF September next. The course OF instruction is
thorough and comprehensive, embracing the English
Branches, Ancient and Modern Languages, Maizena,
ties and Natural Science The subjects OF study will
be arranged with special reference the future pursuits
OF pupils, but no student will be permitted to neglect
those studies so constantly employed in the active bust
ness of life.
An opportunity Wilt afforded to the pupils of attend
ng course OF lectures on Natural Philosophy and
Chemistry, illustrated by numerous experiments.
The Modern Languages will be under the charge of
Prof. FIse.
Terms, per session often months
English Branches .....................$3 1872
English and Latin. 40
Latin, Greek and the higher Math. ....... so
Modern Languages, each. .............. 20
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"a OTIC E.-Havng taken Rev W. T. Summers
" school-room Grace street, St. PauPs
Church. respectfully solicit the patronage extended TO
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
usual.
In the classical and mathematical department. nclud-
ing fuel and stationary. ..................S4 2 90
In the English department.. ..."..." y 90
T. R. BASS.
Imos cordially recommend my friend and successor
Mr.. T. R. Bass Teacher, to my former patrons and
public generally, with the assurance that entire satis-
faction will be given. M. Il. SUMNER
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EhR. MAUPiN'S SCHOOL, lITH STREET BE-
HD TWEEN MARSHALL AND CLAY STREETS.
next Session will commence on Monday the Both
September, and continue ten months. The course of
instruction will embrace the English branches Ancient
and Modern Languages, Mathematics and the PhySi-
cal Sciences
Pupils pursuing the study of Chemistry may attend
the Lectures the subject at the Medca College,
which will be given at hour not to interfere with
their other duties
U.s. Fees the same as interchangeable half in
advance, and the balance on the LIST of March.
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I'D edmond FEMALE SENEINARY.--
Aa, JAMES R. FINCH, Principal.-Grace street.
between 9TH and 9Th.
The Exercises Of this Institution will be resumed
September 10th.
Terms per session Of ten months.
Primary department. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Common English. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 20
JUNIOR 90 Observation-Disclosures. 70
OenlOr 40 80
English and Latin and higher Mathematics 40
french .............. 20
MUSIC ........'.. .'''......"........ Az
All OF the above.... .....".........., so
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A CLASSICAL AND MATHEMATICAL
MARsHLL STREET, BETWEEN 9rH AND 10Th STREETS
The third session of this school will commence on
Monday, September 30th, The course of instruction
embraces the English branches, Ancient and Modern
Languages, Mathematics, and the Physical Sciences.
Tuition fee as follows English branches $40; Clas-
sizes and Mathematics $50; any Modern language SID
payable at the commencement of each halt session IN
aduance. Sc 20-eo6t
NH RS. CLELAND will resume her school on
lvA the first Monday in October for the instruction
dence is Broad street Church Hill where she would
be glad TO receive applicants.