The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-18
EDUCATION.

EDUCATION.
MRS. A. Il. - COLE will resume her
wi elias, in Singing. yocslizstion and instruction
the Piano. the second week in October.
ANY commune alton may be left at r. H. Taylor's,
or Mrs. Pellets OF Broad strest .e6-lm
l'DUUATIUN.--sirs. IVA. q. RICE aid not
IL open her School on the lst inst, because the re-
pairs of the contemplated siturtiei had not been
completed Should nothing proviaential prevent, her
School will commence operation the 2ld inst on 20
street. between Clsy and Leigh. Shs can give the
best recommendations, having had much exPeIiehc,
both in teaching and governing children. The scnooi
will be select, the children enjoying the beneht o,
good retired yard with shade, where they can take
sufficient exercise Ia the open air necessary 10 p
serve tie health Of pupils and teachers without ne
street Discipline parental and systematic instrue
ton thorough.
TERMS:
(Per Session Of 10 montas-Payabte Quarterly
or.hoTrsphy. RssaDs. Whiting and Arithmetic. 20
Primary Geography History, Grammar ana L o'- o.
HioS.p Tns,h branches: with or without Latin. 50
So lett
D1CHMUND COLLEGE.,-The next SEES
II sion will open lst October and close ist July.
PAYABLE onehalf LIST October, balance 18th F.hry
Tuition in Colegiste Department, 5000
Academic 1890
Dsnosit fee 50; Printing &c. 50, $50
Students occupying in the Collie &c during the
day only, charged So for room rent, and day
scholars of the Academic Department s for fuel
Students unprepared for the Collegiate course will
be received ia the Academic Department, under the
charge of Mr.. John c. Long.
For further information, see catalogue at Harold
4 Murray's Bookstore. So l6-dtistO
NUUNts LADIES' sCHUOL.-Nllss ma.
Il RY PEGRAM will open Boarding and Day
School for young ladies' on the LIST October next.
her residence iE Linden Square, Franklin street
The course of instruction will be thorough and sx-
tensve, reaching from the elementary ths highest
branches of education. Competent assistants will be
employed in each department, and great care be
used in the selection of Text Books
The English department will be under the imrne-
diate supervision of MISS PEGRAM With due
sense of the responsibility she assumes she will de-
vote heraelf sedulousy and honestly to Its proper
fuillment aiming at the highest stand ard of female
education and a conscientious of the means es-
sentiai to its attainment
Mathematics, Latin and the Physical Sciences will
be taught by gentleman well qualified for the task
Italian and German by native masters of each
tongue. Music the Piano Harp and Guitar, and
singing and Drawing, by the best Professors.
The French Language will receive special atten-
tioo and be under the charge of q French lady who
will reside in the nily; the object being to teach
the Pupils both the philosophy of the language, and
to speak it with and accuracy. To this end it
will be the medium of communication in the family.
The Junior and Senior classes shall receive equal at
tention.
MISS PEGRAM proposes also, the formation Of a
BELLES-LETTRES Class, for the study of English
Classical Literature. Young ladies who have left
school, may find this material aid to selfmprove
ment; and those from distance, who may wish to
come P9rl0r Bodrders, can JOIN this class.
MRS. J. w. PEGRAM will have charge of the
Boarding Department. and will unite with Miss Pc
gram in contributing to the comfort and proper train
inp of the young ladies'.
/ Terms-Boarding during the entire sesEion s 200
English Course. 4o.
Foreign Languages EACH. ..................$ 20.
Music at Professors charges.
Persons wishing to enter Pupils to make further
enquiries relative to the school, will applyto
MRS. or MISS PEGRAM,
Linden Square, Richmond, Va.
iy 16-dI6t-2awts
TTNiUN FEMALE SsiH.NARY.--1he ex-
- ercses of this School will be resumed the ID h
of September next, embracing term of ten months.
The courst of instruction will be thorough and ex-
| tensive.
TERMS:
Tuition in the lower English Branches. $50 90
Tuition in the CHER DO do and Ma.
Ancient and Modern Languages, EACH. 10 90
Music on the Piaro.. 40 90
Board, washing included. 100 90
From the liberal patronage already received, and
the easing interest manifested for the success OF
this School, the Principal feels assured that his enter
prise will be fully sustained by the citizens of the
Eastern portion of the city and Its vicinity whose am
pie ability and willingness to educate their daugh
ers literally, will compare favorably with any por-
| ton of the city.
Impressed with these sentinents he pledges
ed energy and efforts, both moral and literary for
tn. full acc pshment of his well their cher
i'"'N "''-'' W. Ro. F. STUBS Principal.
Union Hill, Richmond, August 9th, 1856.
WHITMAN AND MACY CULLEGE.--
w The next session of this Institution will begin
on the Sd Wednesday, the 10Th of October.
FACULTY.
BENJAMIN S. EweI, President and Professor of
Mathematics and Natural Science.
Morgan j. Smead, Phi. D., Professor of Languages
Rev. Sas Totem. D. D.. Professor of Moral and In
tellectual Philosophy, Bellies Lettres and Logic.
Henry A. Washington, Professor of History and
Constitutional Law.
Lucian Minor, Professor of International and Mu-
nicipal Law.
Thomas I. L. snead, Adjunct Professor of Mathe-
mates.
The students at liberty to join any classes for
which they prepared They permitted to
live in the College Building. now undergoing extern
slve REPAIRS to board in the families of such cti
zens Of the ancient and hospitabe city of Williams
burg, as may BIS willing to receive them.
1t is the constant object of the Faculty to make the
Students digent in their studies and to hinder them
from forming bad habits.
During the session there is no town in the State
more healthy than Williamsburg.
The necessary expenses for the Session do not
coed $4,000
For further information apply to the Secretary of
the Faculty at Williamsburg. Va.