Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1854-11-29
FREEHOLD YOUNG LADIES
SEMINARY. aaa

~ RATEFUL TO HIS FELEOW-CITIZEvS FOR
VI their generous efepaEagenlent of his efforts in :
the of education during the past years the
Principal of the Freehold Young Ladies' Seminary
has beel led during the present year redoube hia
exeFons in order that this Institution might be sH
more worthy of the confidence and patronage of the
community. And he is happy to announce that the
spacious. edich now erecting for the accommodation
OF the School will be completed to be dedicated
and occupied at the comnenceme;t of the Lew year.
1t is not possible to give ap adequate desc ption of
this edilice in the tonpass Of advertisement We
We would say, briefly, that ii is designed be
cupied exclusively as School Building and snotfer
d0rmitories The entire length ssevety-seyen feet
by so feet in BREADTH 1t contains spacious school
room, 10 by 90 feet, Is feet in height -four large
citations rooms each IL by D feet, Library, Isl by
by "a feet, Lecture Room, Of the same size with the
Library, Reading Room, six rooms for Panos,'a
Clothes Room, &c. The entire basenept .Gr ratfed.
ted and occupied as PiSyEooan: IL viii thus be
seen that everything desirable nj building .tfg edn-
eational purposes has been combined III this. An
experience in teaching during quarter of.d century
had taught the subscriber what such building should
be- and aided by one of the most distinguished archi
tecs in the country, Leopold Eidjitz Esti..of New
York he trusts that he has succeeded in cgmbining
everything desirable in such building, t. degree
seldom surpassed. 3.sl
The pre- ent schooLBuilding will be reniodslled,
enlarged, and fitted up for dormores, Of which
seventeen in number will be above the second loory
The grounds have beea enlarged twice their former
| extent. {. i.,,
distinguished Naturalist is engaged in collecting
and preparing for the Seminary fine Cabinet in all
the various departments of Natural ScieiHl l., :, =
In our arrangements we have had regard not.anlE
to convenience aud utility, but to thoroughess and
elegance feeling confident that livery effort pro;
mote the comfort and improve the TASTE Of our pnpi
would be appreciated and encouraged By liberal
Z and enlightened community 4, ~ al :. s, s,
1t is of the peculiarities of this seminary that
none but tie most thoroughly expe Led Teachers
are employed. ffseaFs wg,6 So .-,..
The Library, already containing one. Thousand vo-
4 umeS, and the Chemical and Philosophical Appara-
tus, NOW extensive, will be Immediately enlarged
Catalogues, containing full informatipn Eil be fur
nished toiol who may desire to know more fully our
Z views and arrangements ,ses4a ,,;,s 81 ~,
TERMS, for Board, Tuition, in all English aud cas
steal Studies, Lights Fuel, and Washing, $50 pei
quarter payable in advance. Use of all books 81 so
! French $30O; Lessons the Piano, with use of in
strument for daily practice, 5000, Drawing II SO
Painting So 00;. Tuition for Day Pupils. from S.
to 81, according to the studies Isrsrs "a Extra
same for boarders. Pupils are received at AMI
time; and charged from the rIme OF entering.
j Parents designing to place their daughters will
earnestly invited to call and see for themse We
I achethei, these things are so.
! ~ A, RICHARDSON, A. NJ, Principal
> Freehold Oct %, 1854. sa l-tf