The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-20

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BETWEEN SAP AND 4TH.-The 18th Academie
Year Of this School will commence on MONDAY,
the 10Th of September. and close the 18th July.
Classes will be formed to meet the wants OF pupils
ct every state of their study of the Ancient and Mod
ern languages the Mathematics and English
Branches. 19---d6w
WEsLEYAsSr Et mo ? e. = INSTITUTES
Rev. JOHN WILSON, A. M, Principal.
This Institution, which has been in successful oPe
ration for six years, will commence its next session
on WEDNESDAY, the Sd of September, with IN.
creased advantages for the comfort and Improvement
The course of instruction is systematic and eompre-
hensive, embracing all the branches oil sno.ousl
English education together with the ancient ana
modern Languages, Music, Drawing, Painting, &c
The Ins titute 10 incorporated with Collegiate pow
ers and when the full course Of study Is completed
All the DEPARTMENTS are under the direction of
teachers of experience and skill In their procession
and the bosrders who reside in the Institute viii be
under the care of the Principal aud his lady at all
times and will receive all necessary aid and etten-
ton. Parents assured that while we shall pre-
serve inexbly that discipline essential to the proper
deveoumept of the mind and the formation of true
womanly character pupils shall also receive spe-
cial instruction in regard to their personal deport
msnt and th propreties of social life and have our
best efforts to enable them to spend their time at
school pleasant a. well as probably.
TERMS:
Board lights fuel and washing. .S110
Tuition in ell English branches. 40
Music on Piano, with use of instrument. so
Modern Languages each... ..................... 20
Ancient Languages no extra charge.
Payable-one-hal at the beginning of the session.
the other lst of February.
r. For Circulars, or further information. address
the Principal. au 16-12t
MRS. d MISS JESSIE GOKDON's
1Vl SCHOOL-to be removed to Franklin street
will open on the LIST day of October next. Terms
| at their former location, (Mr. Thomas Broken
broughs or by letter. addressed to Mrs r. Gordon,
Richmond, Va. au l5-StawtlstO
EDUCATION.--NIr NJ. q. RICE will
Il open School, the st of September on I'd street,
between Clay and Leigh Having taught in this city
20 years ago, and afterwards In Western Seminary
with her husband Rev. W. B. Rice and for the last
Is years in Lynchburg with great satisfaction to her
patrons, she hopes to merit and receive the same now
Her mode of instruction is thorough, adapted TO the
ages and capacities of her pupils Her discipline Is
parental and systematic.
She will give instruction In most of the higher
English branches also in Latin. Terms per session
of ten months, payable quarterly:
Beginners. Sl5 W.
Rudiments. ...................... 20 90
Higher English Branches, including Latin. 80 90
Persons wishing to see Mrs Rice will please call at
Mr.. John M Royals on 7th street. between Clay and
Leigh. su l6-di2t
IL. AND ENGLISH SCHOOL, corner of lain and
LIST streets Richmond.-The 10th session will COM
mence on the 18th of September, 1856.
PRoF. JOSEPH MICHARD, Teacher in Modern
JOHN A. CALYo, Teacher in Drawing.
au 15---ts
ENGLIsHA AND CLASSICAL SCHOOL,.
IL The subscriber will resume the duties Of his
School on MONDAY, September 18th, in his School
House, near the corner of Clay and LIST streets:
au 15-1w GEORGE A. WEED.