The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-08-30
EDUCATION.

oL. o.--lNo. H<itNJ.
EDUCATION.
ENGLlSH AND CT IASSIC SCU01l-TT-
AZ By J. b. RUDWELL.-The subscriber wopId
FespeetioIiy inform the citizens of Richmond aud its
Ne'f'sy ,hat he will ON the 18th OF September next
open "a Epsiish and Classical SCHOOL. for BOYS'
n tle bIians erected by the Rev NJ H. Bickford far
bus Young La6ies' Institute foushee street be-
tween Grace and Broad streets Particular
Wiit pc gwen 90 the mental and moral training of ali
peRss committed to his care. Modern Languages
wiz 0e taught ey eosanstent n, Z M Professor.
Common English Brauches. .........s ees
CIesses and Mathematics. "a
1isaegn Languages. each. ...................... %
ne qeenction for loss Of time, except on account of
p-ettacted Illness "a
Persons wishing to enter scholars will please en-.
qsiFe az Mrs Raglands, corner of Grace and Adams
From DR.. Harrison, Chairman of the Faculty ITni.
versity OF Virginia:
University OF VIRGINIA.
August H. 1855
Mr. J. B. Budwen has attended nv lectures we'll
msh two sessions and has, in my jud dgment such ca
Raeisy ana attanments as should make him success
tal teacher His excellent moral character and up
right department will gain him the confidence of all
'a''e VINO shall come to know him, r,nn,
Refer farther to Rev. w. II. McCiuffev' D. d, and
Ii D. Professor of Moral Philosophy, University of
Virginia; NJ Schele De Nsre LII. D., Professor of
Modern Languages; do; Professor William Il. Rogers;
Rev ]. $. Bacon d. D., President of Columbian Col
tSEc. ~ - Kew no. BNlanG. A. NJ, President of
Richmond COLLEGE: Rev. r. b. c. Howell, d. D Rev.
J. h. Jeter, d. D.. Rev. J B. TAYLOR w Sands ESQ
Editor Religious Herald
CLASSICAL AND MATHEMATICAL
~ ACADEMY.-ERNEST VOLGER PHI D. and
institution, intended to impart thorough CLASSI-
CAL and MATHEMATICAL EDUCATION, as far
as necessary for entering any college OF the country
will go INTO operation on TIE lst of October next for
the following ten months The subscribers, who
have been connected with two of the most prominent
Institutions III the State, ana have acquired an nt-
mate acquaintance both with the reGuirements of
colleges and the deficiencies of preparations fatter
the1nse that they will give ample satisfaction to
the public.
Tie Classics and the Modern Languages will be
taught by Dr. +. Folger; the Mathematics and Eng
sh branches By Mir. George 5. Patton. Unnecessary
competent assistants will be employed.
TERMS.
Fer Classics and Mathematics, $50: for each of the
Modern Languages S2e-one half payable in ad Vance
| the remainder on the LIST of March.
For particulars our Prospectus, which will be
| circulated possible.
The School will be on Shochoe Hill, the location to
be announced hereafter. Early applications are de-
sired. Apply to either ofthe undersigned, Dr. Vol
ger may be found AZ his otfca corner of Main and
llth streets and AIr Pation-ior the next ten days
at his fathers residence, corner OF 9Th and tranhIn
| streets. ERNEST NOLGER
GEORGE S. PATTON.
REFERENCES:
Visitors ard Faculty Of University ofNa; Faculty
Virginia Military Institutes; Rev. DR.. Edward Ro-
| bjnson New York; Professor LOngellow and Doctor
CharlesjBe OF Harvard University. George Tcknor
Hsq, Boston.
Alta naeting Of the Board of Visitors, held Tues
Resolved, Thet the Board fyisitors highly appre-
cate the learning, zeal and ability ct Dr. E.Nolger
who for some time acted as Asss; ant Instructor in the
School OF Modern Languages in the University of
Virginia. and deeply regret well the which
placed him under the necessity OF relnqusbng his
official employment in the institution, as the loss Of
-. Teste, s. G. TUCKER,
Secretary of Board OF Visitors.
DR.. Ernest volger has during two sessions acted as
Assistant Instructor IN the School Of Modern Ian
guages. Profound and extensive learning combined
with great facility and tact il communicating know
ledge Others, have secured 10 him unusual
as a Teacher In his private intercourse with stu
dents glso his hightontd principles and genflenany
department have exercised most healthtul infu-
eDce.
/ am well convinced therefore, that Dr. Volger is
eminentiy qualified 10 direct higher Latin school,
and well deserves the coDid nee OF parents and guar
Gians. II. SCHELE DE WERE
Prot. of Modern Languages, &c.
University of Va, June, lst, 1873.
| do with great confidence, recommend Mr.. Geo.
5. Patton eI1inently qualified 10 take charge of
Classical and Mathematical Academy. Mr.. Patton
was one of the distinguished graduates Of his
class and possesses qualifications that enttle him to
-'-D-' '' FRANCIS II. SMITH, Superintendent
| Va Military Institute, Aug. IL, 1855.
au 2-3rawtOct1
SOUTHERN FEMALE INSTITUTE
| ~ FOR YOUNG LADIES.-The exercises of the
Southern Female lnstitute late of Fredericksburg,
| Va. viii be resumed in the city of Richmond.
The course Of study viii be collegiate. There will
be three classes, Junior, lntermediate and Senior.
The mode of instruction will be by lectures, and
| DAILY examinations upon them and upon assigned
portions of Text Books.
The apparatus belonging to this Institution is as
cornpete as any in the State and the chelnca and
philosophical course Will be fully illustrated by eApe
| riments.
| The young ladies' will be under the supervision
| Mrs Gen .Pegram.
The session Will commence on the first Monday in
| October and end on the 18th July
TERMS.
Modern Languages eac sexsai...............2 20 90
One-hal payable on the lst day OF October the
| rest on the 1st of March.
Graduates of this Institution are privileged to at
| tend the lectu itffree C5charge.
ForfuIth ei Information, address Mrs Gen. Pegram,
RchInon eva; Prof. D. Lee Powell, Leesburg, Lou
don Prof Robt. J Morrison, FredeTiGkburg, Va
ID. LEE POWELL,
ROBT. J, MORRISON.
Refer to the following persons: A A. Morson,
| Esq, Richmond Lieut.. Mathew F. Maury. of Ma
Weilford Frederie}isburs Va; DR.: George Fleming,
| Hanover, Va; Dr.. William Gwathmey, King Will
liam Va: DR. William Dew kinE ~, Queen, n Va
Esa., Fredericksbt,rg Va; JOHN III. Herndon Esq,
VIM. C. Winston, ESQ Hanover CO., va.
| Mrs. Gen. Pegram will receive as Doarders young
ladies wishing to enter their Institution. Miss Nassss
French lady, Of superior atainments will board il
the house. and thus afford great advantages to those
STUDYING the French iaugu One Of the Protes'
| sors will also board with Mrs. Pegram.
| TERMs-Board S200, washing extra
au 2-2tawtOlst
WILLIAMSBURG FEMALE ACADE,
w MY viii commence its scholastic year LIST Oc-
tober next ending lst July, 1854, comprehending two
half sessions of s months each.
The course of study viii embrace all the branches
pertaining to a thorough ENGLISH EDUCATION
together with ancient and modern LANGUAGES
| aud MUSIC.
The Institution is provided with very extensive
Philosophical ard Chemical Apparatus
TERMs-tper halfsession Of four and halfmonths
Board lodging, fuel, lights, tuition in all the EnglsI
| braucbes .........................S S75 0G
XE,sbing ..,,.,.,..................... OF
| Eranrh and other modern languages.....,.. 81
| iatip ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 81
Music on Piano 80 &C
. | Cui-ar ,......................... Is 0t
| OyqvJing and ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 0t