The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-22
EDUCATION.
WESLEYAN FEMALE INSTITUTE
r, - STANTON, vIRGIyT4
HEy. JOHN WILSON A n prr,'

w Hu1tLE tNCIlIITE.
,, 49,. STAUNT0N, VIRGINIA.
hkV, JOHN WILSON. A. NJ. pnrsc1pAr-
The next sessio, Of this I,,.,,.,..,.. 49,
'"'"ef she YIN aud end the last al juna pesh sep
Ros,,t ~ M .IEkNs PEx ANNUAL sgssroS.
tuitionS = v'hoio'ing every charge. except for
Tuition 10 ali English studies. and xrc;sss 90
n min.tTmsna Music. Moiern, and p.a, % %
ss, sn For circulars. address tEe Principal.
RlCIlMOND CLASSICAL AM COW
~ MERCIAL INSTITUTE. ON NrNTt1 sw,, Hona y,
BETWEEN BROAD AND MARsHkLfh'eeTTtkaE eTTtkEET. i
dersgned, Principals of this institution hav nh
School for Boys of the highest order and bs ~
successful I'm securing excellent and comn,odion
They will make such division OF labor in m, sx
eicises OF the school, As to render the instruction
Iiost rRAoTicAL and THOROUGH
The Recitatians will be conducted with the ,so 80
Globes, Maps, Charts, Mathematical Blocks and PHI
lossphieal and Chemical Apparatus.
Pupils entering this School can unite with Classa.
pursuing a course of instruction with view TO a
thorough business education, enter the first or
sdt tanced Classes In College.
For further particulars and testimonials see Cireu-
iais to be obtsined at this Office after August 25th
and at most of the Bookstores, or by application to
one OF the Principals can be by calling on him
al the rooms I'd door from eth street on Broad.
The school 1l,s vii p open n September 2l.t
HORACE P sMITH, 4. H., Principals.
REFERHSCEs.-Hon. q. z. Baldwin, VIM III. Chris
uAn, Esq, Rev Chas. H. Read, d. D., Rev. g. s. Murk-
land James Il Macmurdo, Esq, John ii. Tyler ESQ
George - oodn, Esq Mrs. Susan l.. Pellet Miss
Harriet Hall. au I9-lm
! MRS. SUSAN REED will resume the
" duties of her School, September lst, corner of
2ath ana Broad streets aulg-tIS
EDUCATION.-The second session OF
IL Mrs. RICE'S School will commence the lst of
September and terminate the Goth of June She of.
fers her sincere thanks to those who sustained her
during her first session. and respectfully solicts
their announcement the second assuring thsm that
| she has eXerted herself to promote the welfare and
Improvement of their children, and PLEDGES to do the
same so long this responsible trust shall b. com
mitted to her Her discipline is systematic and
strict but kind; every requsition made restraint
imposed IL prompted only by the deepest interest for
the happiness and improvement of the pupils.
she respectfully requests frequent calls from the
parents to observe recitatons discipline and mode
OF instruction. it will greatly conduce to the mental
culture OF the scholars who will he apt have
their studies prepared. Without this preparation OF
| the part of the pupils money may no advanced and
sessions close with little or no attainment mad,
in that for which their anxious parents sent them Il
| School. -
The location is most desra bic one afnrding spac.
and shade for exercise the smaller pupils often en-
| JoSing this privilege from II till O'clock.
Terms per session of 10 months. IA yahle quarterly
| Higher English branches, including Latin.s q
| Primary topography, History, Grammar, Arith-
| Primary Arithmetic, Orthogrsphy, Geography
Second street, between Clay and Leigh.
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