The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-21
VXTESLEYAN y Is M A L. 4 INSTITUTE
w STANTON, ~,
Rev. John WILSON, A. nj, Principal.

Rev. JOHN WILSON, A. M, Principal.
This institution which has been in succesfui ops-
ration for six years. will commence ih next session
on WEDNESDAY. the Sd OF September. with in.
creased I'd vantasss for the comfort and Improvements
The eourss of Instruction 10 systematic and compre
hsn.ive. embracing all the branches Of thorough
modern Languages, Music. Drswins Painting. 10
The Institute 10 incorporated with Collegiate pow.
era and when the full course OF study IL completed
grants diplomas.
All the departments are under the direction of
teachers Of experience and skill 10 their profession,
under the care Of the Principal and his lady, all
tmes and will receive all necessary aid and atten-
ton. Parents are assured that while we shall pre-
serve nexibly that discipline essential to the proper
development Of the mind and the formation Of true
womsniy character pupils shall also receive spe-
eia instruction in regard to their personal deport.
msnt and th proprieties of social fe and have
best efforts to enable them to spend their time at
school pleasant a. well as probably.
TERMS:
(PS Ssssioa of Ten Months
Board lights fuel and washing. Sl1O
Tuition in all English branches. 40
Music ON Piano, with use of Instrument. 50
Modern Languages, each ....................... 90
Ancient Languages, NO extra charge.
Payable-One-haf at the beginning of the session,
the other LIST of February.
" For Circulars, or further information. address
VOUNl LADIES' sCHUOll.-MIssM MA
l. RY PEGRAM will open Boarding and Day
School for young ladies' the LIST October next, at
her residsnce in Linden Square, Franklin street.
The course of instruction win be thorough and ex
tensve, rsaching from the elementary to the highest
branches Of education. Competent assistants will be
employed In each department, and great care be
used in the selection of Text Books
The En- gsh department will be under the imme-
date supervision of MISS PEGRAM. With due
sense of the responsibility she assumes she will de-
vote herself sedulously and honestly to its proper
fuhment; aiming at the highest standard of female
education, ana conscientious use of the means e.
m yfa faTn ant
Mathematics Latin and the Physical Sciences will
be- taught by gentleman well qualified for the task
Italian and Gsrmsn by native masters Of each
tongue Music on the Piano. Harp and Guitar, and
singing and Drawing, by the best Professors.
The French Language will receive special atten-
tion and be under the charge of French lady who
will reside in the family; the object being to teach
the Pupils both the philosophy of the language, and
to speak 1t with ease and accuracy To this end it
will be the medium of communication in the family
The Junior and Senior classes shall receive equal at
eention.
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 selfimprove
ment; and those from a distance who may wish to
come as Parior Boarders, can join this class
MRS. J. w. PEGRAM win have charge of the
Boarding Department, and will unite with Miss Pc
gram in contributing to the comfort and proper train
ing of the young ladies.
Terms-Boarding during the entire session. 8 200
English Course. 9o.
Music at Professor charges
Persons wishing to enter Pupils, or to make further
enquiries relative to the school, will appyto
MRS. MISS PEGRAM,
Linden Square. Richmond. Va.
MRS. SUSAN REED viii resume the
lVl duties of her SCHOOL. the LIST of September
at her residence, of 2sth and Broad streets.
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WILLLAM ana MIhY COEhEGK.--
W. The hSxt Session ofthiS u titutSH WI -besp
on theyd XsspesSe Hsths& 5Sth 7Ce.obsF
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Morssa j. sHesd, Ph; PrOfe:s0sSf taasuases
tellsctusl Philosophy Bellies Lettresaad Logic. |,
Henry A. Washington, Professor of History and
Constitutional Law. -
Lucian Minor, Professor of International and Mu-
nieipal Law.
Thomas T. L. snead, Adjunct Professor Of Maths-
mates.
The students at liberty to join any classes for
which they are prepared. They permitted to
live in the College Building unders going extern
nvs rapRrs board in the families of such citi
zsns Of the ancient and hosptabe city of Williams
burg. az may be willing to receive them.
1t is the object of the Faculty make the
Students dgent in their studies and to hinder them
from forming bad habits.
During the session there 10 no town in the State
more healthy than Villa msburg.
The necessary expenses for the Session do not ex-
coed $4,000
For further information apply to the Secretary Of
the Faculty at Williamsburg, Va.
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ENGLlSH CLASSICAL AND NlATHE.