The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-15
EDUCATION.
DRTMARY FNCIJsu. .NDCI ASsIC on;

PRIMARY ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL
wv SShpOoL. p. SAUNDERS HALL, FousHEE STREET. RE-
$50 bHnAp AMI GRtcE,--1he Exercises Of thj
MI ,w"naaW WI bs resumed on the 18th of September
'''onasy ana continue until the 18th Of july isjs
n: 'kkSs-PAf ABLE sEsi-A ANNUALLY N ApvASCE:
Wnmyf Sin.S per session Of 10 months s35 X
T.,..r q n
FucI...........,.............. ."''''''.' Is . 9,
a,c highest Class viii be instructed in the Engiisf
ntthGhfs' Latin and Elementary Matthews tics: fhe
middle IN the usual English studies and the loves,
IN spsIli1g and Reading. W. A RENSIE.
Mr.. ID. TURNER'S SELECT CLAs-
W SiCAL AND ENGLISH SCHOOL. MAIN sr
BETWEEN 10 tNn 4TH STs.--The I4th Academic year al
u.t school VIII commence on MONDAY, the 18th Of
4 Glass will be formed in Greek and Latin. and mn.
ms VII. be admitted who arr prepared to commence
nc study "f either Of these languages or enter so,ne
" @ rue more advanced Classes already formed
80 ="
RICHMOND CLASSICAL AND COM
or Sll ML Al INSTITUTE, Conner oF BROAD AND
,n,; ne nndrr;igncd Principals Of this Insti,
estahii.hng School for Boys, Of the highest order
am aNr hren successful in securing excellent and
~ ,h S, Fooh'S IN til. aboNe-named central part
They will maxi such division Of labor In the AZ
ct'>eS H the school, a. to render the instruction.
ht',t PRACTICAL and THOROUGH
~ ne Hsitatl9nS viii c conducted with the use of
Hr',LT: Hialr h'rtS Mathematical Blocks, aud Phi
Pupils enter ng this School can unite with Glasses
n,;'snhY c"nrtc OF instruction with view to u
thorough business rucAtion enter the rst or
advanced Classes IN College,
(Tstjos forfaH ssion 9f 7S,, W,afbs prvg,5< .,nj-
annually m Gdrancc.)
Common EnElirh Branches, SO 90
Higher Latin aud Nafhe-
Advanced Latin,
Greek aud Mathematics. -. 60 %
Ao!rrn Languages, Drawing, &C, &C. at profcssors'
For further particulars and Testimonials, sec Circu
ant Mt mott of the Bookstores, or by application to
either OF the Principals. Al-o, after September lst
one Of the Principals can be seen at the rooms I'd
door from 9TH street on Broad.
The school Will open September 2lst.
EB- Entrance for Pupils on nth street.
tnWAEp tIIS NJ y v: ;[,INti c iAEA y, Principals.
tan fe? Eyy. Gha. II, Rcd D, p, kry. ). $ Nurk-
Harr2ct ms ''' '''''' ~ D'" au Dili iiat yt''
MRS. +. b. MORSE-Who has had many
w years experience in tcachng-will open
school at her residence on Mar-hall. between 9Th
and Jth streets opposite - Jamrr Church. rommell-
eng the 1t Of September aud ending tn" 3nth June.
tn" course oi instruction will he thorough from the
elementary to the hcr branches of an English Ed
uCat"n. tl-0. Music On the Piano.
For information relative 10 the School, Terms &c,
apply at her rrridncc. She has permission to refer
10 the following Gcntlcmch:
Col. :. II. Parker x. ". fournoy, Esq. Col. 7. j.
Evans, Alexander X. Parker, t-1. au lo-lm
CLlFTON ACADEMY, AMELIA County,
- one and half miles fGum Mattoax Dcpot-DON-
AID ". HARRIS0N. 4. ", University Of Virginia
tefnatic and based that OF the University. Sub
irot- taught-AuCicnt and Modern Languages Ma
thcmatic- Physical Science ana the usual branches
Of English. Discipline firm hut mild and the merit
and demrrit system RIGIDLY pursued. Monthly re-
ports nsie to parent. or guardians. Sessions com
m"nCe February and september
TKRMs--(iS ADyLSCE1
Board and Tuition, per -'ssion............SlnA 20
Tuition III English hranCh"s............... ~ 00
81 Circulars viii be- fnrnishtd by addressing me
II MattoaX 7. O., Amelia county. au 6-2awSt
IT S. SQuIRE'S SELECT CLASSICAL
-. AND ENGLISH SCHOOL, CORNER OF MAIN
entl session of this Institution. win commence ol
1NeA ntn n" ris2h 2rn Of Spfii9hsr iI53s y,
Junior English. .......s $40 N
senior or hrXinn"rs in Iatin................ 20 N
Latin, Greek and higher Acknowledgement co &.
MODERN Language, (hy Prof kmion) "ach... 20 q
Drawing, (hy John A. Calyo0 per Gusrter...... q
The PrinClrsl may be seen At hi, School Room
through the Richmond Post Office. Jy 25--2tawts
EDUCATlON.-The second session OF
1A Mrs. RlCE'S School will commence the lat q
September and terminate the Goth of June. She OF
rrth her sincere thanks 10 those who sustained hel
dnrlnX her hrst ScsrIun, and respectfully solicit,
tn -ir Encouragement the second. assuring them that
slI" hfeXrrtCd hrr."lf 10 promote the welfare ana
sam ~ long as thl- responsible trust shall be COM
united 10 her. Her discipline ia Systematic md
-tiCt hut Kind: every rrqul-itiun made restraint
mpsrd Il prompted only by the deepest interest fol
t the happiness and Improvement Of the pupils.
Sh" respectfully requests frequent calls from thu
parents Ia Observe r"CiaiOn-, discipline and mode
"f instruction: il will greatly ConduCe the mental
culture of the scholars vino will he apt have
thrIrsiudic- repaired. Without this preparation on
! the part nfthr pupilr money may he aiyasred and
sessions may close with LITTLE oT attainment mad.
in that for which their anxious parents sent them tt
/ school.
The location is n most desirable one affOrlin2 space
and shade for exercise, III" smaller pupils often
| loying this privilege from II till O'Clock.
Terms per session of lu months ayahlc quarterly
/ Higher English branches. Including Latin......S q
! Primary Geography History, Grammar, Arith-
m"tiC and Philosophy p
! Primary Arithmetic, Ortho&raphy, ucoGraphy
and History =
second street, between Clay and Leigh.
! Hu l2-24w3w
AIRS. AND MISS MINORS BOARD
VI ING AND DAY SCHOOL, IN THE CRY OF Rich
NnND-The third scsSion uf thiSinstitution will com
n"nc" the lst of October next and close the 3Otl
| June, ISIS.
la this school will br taught all the branches of
finished education, including the Latin and ModeTl
/ languages, together with Music upon the Piano
| Harp and Guitar. instruction in ocal Music vii
| also be given.