The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-09-17

CLASSICAL AND q d m m Il CT1T
~ sCHooL On CHURCH HILL,-Tbe snh
scrioer proposes TO open School for Bows on ths
1utn INST IN ,he school room on Broad street, oppo
His object viii be to impart to such boy. an NAV
be placed under his care thorough and DracticoJ
education or to prepare them for admission to col
lege. The government sf the School will be mild
and salutery, yet maintained acith fymness =
Having been engaged for several years in teach
ing, and during the past year in richmond, he
hopes to discharge the duties OF teacher to the sat
istaction of his patrons.
REFERENcKs -Revs. Messrs. Keppler, Read and
Dunning, and Messrs. 0. P. Baldwin aud E. Yerby
ON Church Hill.
Modern Languages.-Mr N. A. STAICOS is en-
gagged as Instructor In Modern Languages, and will
also give of lectures during the session on
such branches as shall be deemed most important
to the pupils.
EDw. w. CONE, A. B., Principal
Sc 1876"
THE MISSES KINGS BOARDING;
Il AND DAY SCHOOL, Grace street, Church
Hill, will open September Doth. Having increased
the number of efficient instructors in all the Eng
llsh department, the Misses King hope their School
will be rendered still more worthy of the confidence
of their patrons
The French will be taught by Mr.. POlTIAUX
long known as a successful teacher.
Prot. Christian will have charge of the Arithme
tic, Algebra, and Geometry. Rev. II. s. heppler
tCdCACi VI GCl'uCeS AUO hDeI
oric Mr.. Persco, Drawing and Painting. Seig
nor George. Piano and Guitar se7-eodO7
NlkW BOARDING AND DAY sCHOOL
lS IN THE CITY OF RICHMOND.-Mr. TINS
LEY, late Principal of the Farmville Female Sem
mary, will open School for Young Ladies' in the
city OF Richmond, on the 1st of October next.
he has selected spacious tenement on the south
side of Grace. between 9Th and 9Th streets, in cen.
tral and delightful part of the city. he course OF
instruction viii comprise all the branches of tao
rough English education, together with the Ancient
and Mo5ern Languages and Music. In all the De.
partments the services of accomplished and ezpe.
rlenced assistants will be secured; and attached to
the School, VIA be an extensive apparatus for the
illustration of the physical scisncet
TERMs-Board 1920. Tuition in the English
branches, from $50 to $40; Ancient and Modern
Languages, each $40; Music, $40. Further par
uculars IN a future advertisement.
REFERENCEs-Rev Thos v Moore, Rev Charles
II Read, DR. II Cabell, DR. John Cunningham
Snerwin McRae, Henry Irving, James Brown, Jr
Richmond Rev VIM While, D, Lexington;
Rev Benjamin NJ Smith, S,aunton Dr. John Har.
vie, Chastsin Cooke, Charles Seiden James N
Harris. VIM Scott, Edward CunnnRha ham, Viii
liam Dance, Esqrs, Gen VIM Ligon, Powhatan
DIR Royster, Huguenot Springs; DR. Thos Meaux
DIR Richard Farrar, William l. Booker, John II
steger Charles Trueheart. Esqrs Amelia Major
Woodbridge, H Hancock, w w Hancock, Esqrs
Chesterfield. SO 10-l2t*
TUITION OF MODEhN LANGUAGES.
'ENH e undersigned begs to offer his services as a
IL Teacher OF the German, French, Spanish
and Portuguese Languages, and referring to the
subjoined testimony he hopes that the public will
honor him with liberal SHIRE of their patronage
HENRY Won GRONING.
Apply to the French Consulate,
or at 2l6 Broad street.
Mr.. HENRY Won GRoNING has enjoyed unusual
opportunities by education and continued residence
abroad. 10 become practically familiar with the
must important of Modern Languages. whilst his
character and his habits are such as TO insure to
him, as gentleman, that success, which his exten
sive knowledge and great ability as teacher can
not tail to obtain. DR.. ERNEST VOLGER,
Adj Prof OF Mod. Lang.
University of Virginia. March /. 1852
l take further liberty tu refer to A. Strecker
Esq, and E. w. de Voss, Esq, of this city, end te
John Endlich, Esq, Of Reading, Pa.
So 7-dl2t* HVG