The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-09-14

TUITION OF MODERN LANGUAGES.
'ESHE undersigned begs to offer his services IS
4 Teacher OF the German, French. Spanish
and Portuguese Languages, and referring to the
suboined testimony he hopes that the public i'll
honor him with liberal share of their patronage.
HENRY Won GROHING.
Apply TO the French Consulate,
at 2l6 Broad street.
Mr. HENRY Won GRoNING has enjoyed unusual
opportunities by education and continued res dence
abroad to become practically familiar with the
must important of Modern Languages. whilst his
character and his habits such to insure TO
him, as gentleman, that success, which his
sive knowledge and great ability teacher can.
not fail TO obtain. Dir. ERNEST VOLGER,
Adj. Prof. OF Nod Lang.
University of Virginia March L. 1852.
take further liberty 10 refer 10 o A Strecker
Esq, aud +. w. de voss, Esq. of this city, End to
John Eadtich, Esq, of Reaciug, Pa.
Sc :--dl2t* HVG
MRS.. l.. =. SOUR SELECT
Iva SCHOOL, corner of Main and let Streets
Richmond, Va will re open 90 Monday, Septen-
Der both, 1852.
TERMS PER SESSION OF TEN MONTHS
Tuition in the usual gligh branches $40
Tuition in the advanced English, Ancient Ian.
guases, and higher Mathematics ..... 50
French by Prot. Frise. ~
Drawing by J. 5 Perkins, each course CA es
sons) 10
Sc 3-lm
rNI w BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL.
~ IN THE CITY OF RICHMOND.-Mr. TINS
LEY. late Principe! OF the Farmville Female Sem
mary, will open School for Young Ladies' in the
city OF Richmond, or the I st OF October next,
he has selected a spacious tenement the south
side OF Grace between 5th and 9Th streets, in cen.
trail and delightful part Of the city. he course of
instruction. will comprise all the branches OF tao
rough English education, together with the Ancient
and Mo6ern Languages, and Music. In all the De-
paItments the services Of accomplished and expe.
renced assistants Will be secured; and attached TO
the School, will be extensive apparatus for the
illustration of the physical sc-ncc,.
Transitional, $500 Tuition in the English
branches. from $50 to $40; Ancient aud Modern
Languages, each $50; Music. $40. Further par.
ticulars in a future advertisement.
REFERENcEs-Rev Thos V Moore, Rev Charles
II Read DR. K II Cabell, DR. John Cunningham
Snerw!n McRae, Henry Irving, James Brown Jr,
Richmond; Rev VIM S White, d d, Lexington:
hev benjamin M Smith, Staunton; DIR John Har-
vie, Chastan Cocke Charles Selden, James M
Harris, VIM c scott, Edward Cunningham Viii.
liam Dance Esqrs, Gen VIM Igon. Powhatan !;
DR. Royster, Huguenot Springs; DR. 1hos Meaux,
DR. XII hard L Farrar. William l. Booker, John Ii
,teger, Charles Trueheart. Esqrs. Amelia Major
Woodbridge, Ii Hancock, w W Hancock Esqrs,
Chesterfield ga l0-l2i*
49, ANO FORTE. HARP, GUITAR, AND
EssIs VOCAL MUSIC.--Professor Brandt
% respectfully informs the citizens of Rich
mona that he intends giving lessons the above
Inehtioned instruments, ana also IN the higher
branches OF Vocal Music, to commence on the 18th
vi Noven Der next.
Prof B. having had an experience of eighteen
years in the profession, aud having successfully
taught in several OF the Jar Seulinares in the
South DOW offers his services to he different Fe-
male Seninaries as well 10 the citizens Of Ri ah-
mond generally. Tar advanced scholars will have
the beneht OF being accompanied On the Violin
Professor Brandt Is permitted to refer to tee Rev
DR.. Jones, and to the Rev. DIR. LercyM Lee. ali
orders received at Mr. F. II. Tay lor's Mu,ic Store,
where references can be seen T-iswts
IlEAiNGTDS LAW sGB1sss..
NHA fourth session OF the Subscribers Law
L School will commance ON MoEdsy the 18th day
OF October next, and terminate ON Saturday the
10th day Of March, 1853. Gentlemen desiring de.
tailed information as 10 the plan Of destruction
auopteo III my ochooi, text books, expenses. &c,
will promptly receive In reply TO their enquiries,
printed circular letter communicating the desired
inflammation