Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-08-11

i CCkINGHAN, Val ne + all Session OF this
Institution wiIl open on The I'D Of September.
-FACULTy:-
Rev. JNO. c. BLACKWELL, a NJ, Presiden,
and Prof OF Natural Science and Ethics.
J. J. POTTS. A. NJ Prot of Mathematics and
Ancient Languages.
ARNNUD PREOT, Prof of Modern Langua
&c. and Music.
Mas. F. A. PREOT, Assistant III French and
Music.
Miss S. A. COBB. Instyuctress in Ornamental
! Branches and Assistant III Music.
--, Assistant in Music.
Teams per Session, Due IN .fGuance.
| Board, including luel, lights, AID washing . OU
| English Branches observation-disclosures. 10 w
! Latin or Greek, OF both. ............. 81
Modern Languages. each. ............. ~
/ Music Oh Piano or Guitar. ............ ~ %
| | Sc .! Piano. ............ .......... ~
| Vocal Music, no charge
Drawing different kinds OF Painting and dit
| ferent kinds OF Needle Work, al usual charges.
/ Among the many advantages the Institute
| affords 10 Young Ladies wishing 10 obtain tho
/ rough education, may be mentioned the fact thar
| iwo OF the Professors and their families ana.
| also, all the Assistants, reside III the Institute,
| and eat at the same table with the Young Ladies.
! This arrangement enables the Students 10 ob
| tam aid III their studies wherever needed, and
secures proper attention TO their manners. com
! tort, ard weil eug
! In order 20 facilitate the communications with
I the Institute arrangement, are contempt dtsd
which viii be male kaowa soon compile
ted. For farther information address
JOHN 9. BLACKWELL.
! aug 4-eo3m Gravel Hill, Va
I-PPERyILLE ACADFMY,-J. WELBY
I ARMSTRONG, PRNCIPAL. The seventh
annual session OF the above named Institution,
viii commence on the nGst Monday III Sep
. 'ember
In addition to all the usual English branch
es Mathematics, Chemistry, Natural Philoso
ply, Ancient and Modern Languages, and
Drawing will be thoroughly taught.
Tue Principal has had an experience OF seve-
raj yeas in his profession, and will be aided by
able instructors. The first Assistant Mr.. }. h.
Lane. has been Assistant Professor at the VIr
sinia Military Institute, where he graduated
with distinction, and has diplomas in some OF
the Schools OF the University OF Virginia.
The location OF the School is very desirable
being remote from temptation, and IN very
healthy region OF country. UpPervi!Ie is six
miles from Piedmont Depot Manassas Gap
Railroad.
TEnxs-For Board and Tuition, including
| lights aud Washing OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. S-Oo
Modern Languages, and Drawing, each, per
annum OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. s=O
For Catalogues, containing iuiI Information,
apply to the Principal, UPpervlle Post-ottice, Va
REFERENCES.
| Hon J NJ Mason Winchester, Va
r +. Scott, esq, Warrenton, Va.
J. X. Marshall, esq, Markham PoSt-otfice.
Edward C. Marshall, esq do do -
Rev o. 4 Klnsosing, MlddIeburg Post.oiIice.
" p Conway, esq. fredericksburg.
! j. a. Carter, esq, uppervlle Post-oifce.
| Col F. Smith. Lexington
! FauquIer county. Va. j. 3O-eo6w'
NTOSsY CREEK ACADEMY, AUGUSTA
wi COUNTY, VA-Ihe next Annual Ses
sion OF thls ACADEMY. will commence the first
Monday in September, 1898, and close the 18th
OF June, 1888
In the school will be- taught the English
German, French. Spanish, Latin and Greek
ngGages; Mathematics, Natural Philosophy,
Chemistry, &c. There is Chemical Appara-
tus connected with the Institution
Terms board and Tuition. including every
thing, Sls0-SeJ 10 be paid the Isl OF Septem-
Der. and $40 the Isl OF February.
For Circulars. &c address the Principal, at
Mossy Geek, Va T. J. WHITE, Principal.
REFERENCES:
The Faculty otthe University OF Virginia.
Rev. John a Broaius, Charlottesville. Va.
Peachy X Grattan, Esq, Richmond, Va.
X. NJ smith ESQ. Va Sentinel Alex d., Va.
Col John T. Baldwin, stanton, Va.
Mai J VI. McCue, Mt Scion, Va.
John Herring Esq BIigewater, Va
Rev e. George, Iulpeper Court House, Va.
Rev. Dabney Wharton Westmoreland Va.
Gov George K Gllmer, Lexington, Ha.
RIpGEwAY. Va, June 10Th, lsj7.-Mr. 1. }.
White was ny Assistant Teacher IN the Ridge
way School during the last session, and gave
me entire satisfaction. He is eniHently quail
fed 10 take charge OF a School or Academy
His patience and skill in imPartlng knowledge
and his discretion and frmness in managing
BOYS induce me TO recommend bin earnestly
! 10 all who have sons or wards 20 educate
FRANKLIN nINOR.
| ~ Mr. 4 Macll Smith. who is now stand.
NJ his examination for me degree OF A. NJ,
at the Uuve sity OF Virginia, has been employed
Augusta Co. Va. aug 6-eotOctl
VIPlSCOPAL HIGH SCHOOL OF VlR-
~ GINA AT HowARD. On THE HEIGHTS THREE
MILES wEsTOF ALEXANDR!A-kev. JOHN L. Nc
! CURE. kECT1R-The next session OF this In
| stltutInn will commence on HedHesddy, the Nth
day Of Scp'cDrtr. The studies embrace tuiI
course o Ancient and Modern Languages. The
Natural Sciences, Mathematics, English, Music
Drawing, &c.
IEaMs-b250 per session, payable, InVarla.
bly,. seml.annualIy, In advance, VIZ Siz5 at the
commencement OF the session, and 1929 on the
second Wednesday ia February.
This charge includes Board. Tuition IN the
regular course and Modern Languages Lights
Fuel. Washing, Meudlng, &c.-everythmg, III
short excep' Books, Stationery, and Clothing
and what IS furnished 10 the pupil
Music aud Drawing are extra charges.
Pamphlets, containing full account OF the
School ulIl be sent to those who request IL
Applications Tor entrance. or Tor further Inior-
| nation addressed 10 the Rector.