The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1856-01-05

THE subscriber residngin AppomattOx County, mme-
L dately on the South Side Rail Road, fifteen miles
from Aynebburg, with view of establishing good
private Female Boarding School at his house has en-
ployed very accomplished lady, who is proficient in
English, French and Music and respectfully sOcits the
patronage Of those who desire tn place their daughters
wards at such school, situated in a very healthy
and delightful country, surrounded by all the enjoy
ments of rural life, in good neghbOrhOOd convenient
Churches and easy of from any section Those
who wish to patronise this School, may rest assured
that the very best attention will be paid to the NOR
rails health and comfort of all young ladies who may be
entrusted to my care.
do not wish my school to exceed twelve scholars.
The session will be ten months commencing the 2lst of
January 1856, with vacation of two Months in the
summer season.
All applicants viii please address me at once to my
post Office, Spout Spring, AppOmattOx
TERMS.
English Branches, $50 90
frencn, ------.----- ~ w
Music (including Piano, )----.-........-..30 GO
Board pr. month, paid quarterly in advance, 10 90
REFERENCES: Rev. lessee S. Armistedd, D. D.;
Cumberland: Rev. VIM. Hamesly, Charlotte: Robert
A. Payne, Esq; Richmond: Francis S. Miller Esq;
Lyncbburg: Charles S. Darlington, ESQ; Halifax:
David 7. Robertson, NJ D.; &ppomattox: William
Miller, Esq, Petersburg jas
TRENCH BOARDING SCHOOL FOR YOUNG
l. LADIES-Mrs Pellet takes pleasure in announc-
ing to her friends and the public that French Board
ing School will be opened at herhouse on Broad Street
Oh the LIST of October under the direction of Monsieur
and Madame Delavigne and daughter of Paris Every
arrangement has been made to render this School one
of the first in the country, in all the departments of
finished education. The French will be the language
the family exclusively and the pupils are prepared
that of that School, also
The English department of the School will be under
the guidance of Mrs Pellet and experienced assistants
two of whom also speak French huelltly
TERMS.
Board Washing and Tuition Sos0 M.
Tuition in English -..................-5O 60
Primary department, .........-...4O co
Ancient and Modern Languages, each, Ono
extra charge for French, Observation-Disclosures 90
Drawing or Painting. ----............4 40 90
! Music Vocal or instrumental ..-..........SO 90
REFERENCES.
| Rev, I. v Moore, Rev. B. Gildersleeve William F.
Richie, Jas. b. Heath. r. c. Stanard Richmond
Rev. w ii. McGutey, d. d., Chas. B. Shaw, Uni
yecsity of Virginia.
Rev. Silas Totten, D. D., William and Mary
Madame Mears, Madame Chegaray, Misses Sedgwick,
Hon. G. P. r. James, j. A. G. Gray, Greenwood GRAY
George DOrr, John Elliot New York
szB- For further particulars address Monsieur Della
vigne, or Mrs. Pellet Broad Street, Richmond Va
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| WANTED.-A Situation for a Classical School nv
! w a man who has had some experience in teaching
Address, stating terms, &c,
J.H WILLIAMSON,
Charlotte G.. H., Va
C. Martin, Hampden Sidney, Va, and also to Rev. w.
II. Foote, ID. D., Romney, Va
OXFORD FEMALE sEMINARY.-Then next session
~ will commence on Thursday the 10th of January
1856, and close on the first Friday in the following
June Pupils will be admitted at any time and charged
from the time of entering to the close of the session
yet is very desirable for every pupil to be present at
the beginning of the session.
ia 5-2t. SAMUEL S. VENABLE, Principal
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