The national era. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1847-1860, 1855-08-16
T A M l i Y A N d d " s &C. o o l.
FOR YOUNG LADIES.
At NOy1cich Conn
c. B. WEBSTER, A. NJ, M. D., PRINCIPAL


T oCATTON.-Norwich is known to be one of the mos
i i beautiful and healthy towns in New Eng land, com
bmng unusual degree the advantages of both city
country.
DAY Sehool-The Day School, under the pres Princ
pal has been in operation during the last nine years Fol
the past three years. boarding has been connected with it
. Family Depnrbncnt-Mrs Webster, who has had long
experience in teaching and in the training of young ladies'
will give her undivided the interests of the slu
ton large and conmodious house, pleasantly situated
will be open Oh the first of April next where the school
will be continued with increased facilities for the comfort
and improvement of the pupils. Every effort will be made
10 enforce habits of order and puncuay 10 ncucate
truly adyke department in every particular and TO throw
around The members OF the family the influences Of tc
ordered Christian hOnis
Juvenile Dporpnct-For the rery young, tcho may hare
been deprived Of parenta! care our endeavor will be 10 pro-
vide home which shall possible supply the loss
they have sustained The number will be so large
thai each individual may not receive the particular super
vision of the heads of the family.
Physical Training-A waichul will be exercised
yscaI well mental culture of the pupils
constant reference being had peculiares of
and constitution. Whatever the intellectual attain
mens but little can be enjoyed accomplished in life
without sound physical system. Abundant opportunity
will be afforded for retired The there will
also be given lessons and practice casthenc exercise
admirably adapted promote grace OF motion and de-
velopment of form.
Sessions and Vaea,ionsThere will be vacation of six
weeks from the last Wednesday Of July. The remainder
of the year will be divided into sessions of eleven week.
each, separated by short vacations Boarding scholars
remain during the short vacations they wish with
charge. Pupils will be received any time but
shorter period than one-half the academic year
Notice of removal will be expected al eas, month be-
fore the time of leaving.
TERMS
For Board, including fuel lights washing, &c, and for
Tuition IN all the branches OF thorough English Educa-
on with the Ancient Languages $500 per ann in quar-
terly payments. Exrss-he Modern Languages, Music,
Drawing and OH Painting al the charge of their teachers
Use of Piano per quarter So
II be stated for the information OF those parents
who wish place their and daughters each
other that there is also in Norwich Family School for
Boys OF the highest order under the charge the Rev
Charles T.. Abbott.
REFERENCES
Rev. Alvan Bond, d. ID Norwich.
Rev. &. Ii. Cheever, d. D. New York.
Rev. III. p. Arms, Norwich
Rev. A. c. Washburn, Agent American Bible Society.
Rev. John r. CULVER Norwich.
Rev. w. F. Morgan, Rector Christ Church, Norwich.
Rev. Nathaniel Bouton, ID. d.. Concord n. ii.
Rev. c. p. Bush, Norwich.
Rev Chs f Abbott, Pm Boys Family School, Norwich
Rev. Henry T. Cheever, GreenporL l..
Prof John ID. Phbrick State Supt Com Schoos
Hon. l.. F. s Foster, U. s. Senator, Norwich.
Hon. John A. Rockwell, Norwich
Col. A. s Williams, Detroit,
Charles Johnson, ESQ., Norwich
William Burnett, Esq, Cincinnati, Ohio
Ralph Farnsworth NJ. d.. Norwich.
Gen. William Williams, Norwich
Noracteh Conn, January 1, 1855. 446