Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-09-02
CHESTNUT STREET. FEMALE SEMINARY,
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PIT ELPiflA
80 Ch,s;,., My,ef. beiTc SrhHyi.i. SI.i Nraa,h
& ssoclATE PRINCIPALS, Macy l. BoSsEr AMI iiAea@tTE
The secori Year of tins Seminary will orn Monday
Sept la, While II Is The primary design "i is Institution
and Science mach attention II "I I" Music Painting. prn
Citing and C.ay"n together With the Languages especially As
n word s1Yr. is mae to unite so!iy win polish
Throughout re intellectual structure NJ 'ir spared make
M,ssca ,oc Diaye have bee" tnr
Music nstave Bsssner and Lady Formerly
Of this ely, ami Late Of Trey Female Seminary.
Mr.. Emma Willard Troy No~ YORK
Mira. SARAH Willard, .
kss kssl l. ! st M ysy;1 b H. f*"si 'SS:''''"'' ST.
Rev. t. La,lrop New YORK City.
DR. Thomas Fuller Beaufort. Sou h Carolina
Rev Rsv. II Mac"n I, j. i rhraisl'hia
Rev. George Kcmp'um,
Rev. \. S. Bcnan u D.; Troy, Newyor*.
So IT. W"G A. Ezs wGT' E. '. wat'"'cn :%o North Carolina
Kew. sr c.as q as waJs%or,i, s",Js,i Philadelphia.
Re~. J. Newton Brown. !"
Rev. K Babcock. d. d..
Miss Bonney and Miss Iilaye are teachers of uncommon ability
an IaI"Gss rs I"~ S" I" % & "" %,Stv,s ST
Miss Brnney has lavora5y known long
person of lah moral siIs uae"nn'9 M, esrsy anI s'Es "a
courss Of study with ABILITY sncccss and has since had
'1p'''-'N' saw SARAH L. WILLARD
July B. 1850 Principal ol Troy Female Seminary
Miss Diaye has been many years with this
successful pupil! pursuing the m study ami as
Teacher a. rea ability aliucss and zeal Ncr eh moral.
social and intellectual character, emncny qualify for the
and instruction u! young ladies' SARAH l. WILLARD
Troy Female Seminary, July j. lSJD
Aua. 2icwlm
KU.IFORD ACADEMY. KING WILLIAM, VA.
'sNis school will he IN session ir'E the first Of September neS
Molcrn Languages aud ph,sia sciences uis viii
roughly prepared Tor our Highest l"aons o ieans which
instructed y the subscriber haze already acquitted .ni
selves most crelanlf erte:c The vigil Military
lns!i,e have &c STOOD first in hst . reIselvo classes
CERTIFICATE This Is 10 certify that M. John Principal
OF um:or! Academy graduate. Institution viii; the i'
ulg III has cen
In Fcstp nni Academy. Ci:c1niiy Recommend ali Aci
rIcv under churc. oi Mr. Pits the Public that r
will the fullest satisfaction al patrnnisc HIM
FRANCIS II SMITH Supt. V. NJ. l.
" NJ Institute. Oct. /. Isis.
The high pupils Instructed by Pitts have main
aned al College that his mode teaching thorough anu
This togcief with his admirable discipline, as
hr dcyonen, enables u
10 recommend his School most highly
y WN RouLwARE:
E0RBIN BEANTON,
/. Ii = HUNTER,
Nov. 10Th, 1850. J. B. CHRISTIAN
TSvERs1rr oP ViEGI&lA, JrSE 2lsr. 81:
Mr. w IrslHw has ATTENDED! lectures Greek and LAIN
corcc H. 'Ec s;!"nl ni Ancient Languages
his trarl tist aI
an perecty assured he will lthuy discharge duty Ee
may take upoa him. GEeSNEE HARRISON. Ch. Faculty
N Geo l;:haw has. during his studies a; ie N
rcr,y attended nv Lectures French :r,! Sa:nn me
,,;y and most ,raise%crLv persvt have been tr""
Yih roo anil both III. requirements, ana "s
ceu;!cn.u.y conduct, Saying ia
ever career choose h- w surely DO hMsri: 'n t
d, ~ hi. Alma Mater NJ SClIEI.E De NhRh,
Professor u Modern Languages
University OF Va, July 18th, ISL w
For partic uars address II PITTS h!ielsp p o. Kim
couny,Vn. A"s'