The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-09-27

Mrs. hkNkIQUE'S
ENGLISH AND FRENCH ACADEMY FOR
YOUNG LADIES,
Richmond.
M KS. H., formerly Of this city, and lately OF
I'VE Lyncbhurg, wishes to inform her friends and
the public, THAT she will re open her Academy tor
Young Ladies' in this city ON the IS: of October,
in the fine school room lately occupied by Mr. Finch,
over the Sycamore Church, on 18th street,
between Broad ana Marshall sire Is.
Competent assistance will be employed in any
branch where needed.
TERMS $50, $50, and $40, for the English
Branches Ancient and Modern Languages, each
500.
Each of the above named tuti n fees subject to
deduction of per cent. for those Uh0 engage
their pupils for the whole scho aStic Of 10 months
and pay ca session Of fire months in aaUance.
For Information concerning personal qnallhca-
lions and fidelity teacher, Mrs. H. refers to her
num- rous patrons and pupils, both in Lynchburg
and Richmond, now residing il this city
Mrs, FL will be found every morning at the
SCHOOL ROOM, and in the evening at Mrs. Pen.
dleton's boarding house, Main street. between 9th
and 10Th streets. Sc 22-l3t*
vENHE NEXT Sc SION ot the suDsc .loers
l. SCHOOL will commence on the first Monday
IN Oct AID close the last OF July, 1853 For the
better advancement OF his pupils, the number will
be limited to twenty.
THOMAS H. FOX, Jr,
Room on ed between Bread and Grace.
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HISS NEViNs' sCHOOL.-The tnird SEES
1sA sion of Miss EEVINS' Schoo! for young
ladies, will commence en- Wednesday, Sep'em-
her 10TH at the cottage oppo.le the Medical College
The course of instruction is thorough in both Eng
lish and ornamental branches.
PRICES OF TUITION PER SESSION.
Higner EngEsn branches. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS w
Lower 90 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 20 90
Music 40 90
Drawing anu Inc Languages extra.
Faithful and efficient teachers have been engaged
10 assist III the different departments.
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VHE MISS Ess BERRY intend to open
Schoo Tor the Instruction OF young Ladies' on
Wednesday, September 18th, at their residence
on Fifth street, between Clay and Leigh. The
course OF instruction will he thorough in every
spect, embracing all the English branches An
Gent and Modern Languages, Drawing, Painting,
aud Music together with all kinds OF Fancy and
Wax work.
A limited number of Boarders can be received
into the family.
Separate classes vii! be formed of young Ladies,
not connected with the Schooi, who may wish to
take lessons in Drawing, Painting, Fancy or Wax
work.
References, Rev S. Taylor, Rev DR. Howell,
Rev DR. kngsford.
Circulars may be obtained of West & Brother,
Exchange Book Store, ana at the House, Fifth
street. au27-lm*
A5Iss ANNIE Z. ALVEY respectlullv
1sA announces TO her friends and the public that
she will give instruction Ito q limited number of
pupils on the PLANO FORTE" She begs leave
10 refer to the following gentlemen of Virginia
Female Institute, Stauntor
Rev. K. II. Philips, Principal.
Rev. J. C. Wheat. Vice Principal.
Rev L. T. Cas.leman
j. c. Engelbrecht, Professor of Music.
Also, Rev Geo Woodbridge, OF this city.
TERMs-S50 per snnun or 50 per month, paya-
bile quarterly. Residence on 2nd, between Marshall
and CLAW streets. Sc 6-im*