Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-23

state, upon the ye J nigh testimonials they pos
sess from the different members OF the Faculty
OF the University OF Virginia, where the father
was for seven years Proctor, and the sons were
botn educated, that | think them highly quail.
| lied 10 conduct the establishment in a manner
that will sustain. OF even add 10, any reputa
ton it has hitherto possessed and justly entItle
il to the confidence of those who may have
children or wards TO entrust to their care
BENJAMIN HALLOWELL.
Alexandra, Va, 6 mo 10th, 1858.
THE ALEXANDRIA BOARDING SCHOOL.
From the preceding card, it viii be seen that
the Undersigned has purchased the buildings. APP
paratus, &c, OF Benz Hallowell's Alexandra
Boarding School, and he will open that lnstltu-
,on tor its 3jtA annual session on the LIST OF
October next, closing on 9th July following, in
CONJUNCTION with Mcssrs J. q. CLARK and
DELAWARE and KOSCIuSKO KEMPER.
The location OF this School is undoubtedly
one OF the best in the country. a. Is evidenced
by It's having been constantly full tor many
years. The buildings were erected expressly
ior use is Boarding School. and are admirably
adapted for that purpose. Gas and water are
! introduced throughout the establishment.
The object OF the School will be to prepare
Bows for the University ut Virginia, or any other
College or 10 fit them for the duties OF lIf|.
The course o! study will embrace the eemen'
tary English branches, the Latin Z reeE, French,
German. and Spanish Languages complete
course OF pure Mathematics, Natural PhIIoso-
pny, Chemistry, ard Astronomy.
The costly and extensive Philosophical and
Chemical Apparatus. fine Telescope, Globes,
| Engineer = Instruments and large collec-
! ton Il Minerals Shells. SC, will give our STU
dents advantages rarely offered b. pirate
schools.
The Principal was connected with the I'M
versiIr, tor seven years, as Proctor and Patron,
hi edcuer. were all educated there, and besides
their diplomas, they possess very hatterlng testl-
monias from their Professors. Mr. CLARK es-
peclaIly Is exceedingly We recommended; he
I j, al present Assistant Instructor n MaInsmat-
| les H. the University, but will resign that posi-
! ton al the close OF the present session. Cur
united energies will be devoted 10 the school,
and every Ell will made 10 sustain the hIgh
| reputation II has enjoyed under Ar HaAowelI
management.
| TgRMs-For Board Washing, and Tuition
| in all the branches except Modern languages,
! $3.50 f1r the session, payable nall az the COM
meucement and malt at e middle OF the term.
! Instruction IN French, German, and Spanish,
each $50. Charge tor Fuel and Gas; 80 -
! The above are identical with Mr.. Il ; terms
| eycept that Lat and Greek are hI Logger MADE
extra charges, but are now included IN the reg
Mar course. The session Will also be pr0lonS'
! Ell iwo weeks.
For Circulars containing full particulars adj
dress. WAl ) KENPER, alexandria, Va
REFERENCES The Faculty OF the Umyerslty
Of Virginia, Hon W Smith, Warrenton, Va,
Judge L. II. Field, Culpeper 'ourt Hcusr, Va
VI. d. Hoge. u. D., Richmond, W 5. P!umer
y. D., A!eghany City, Pa. je 23-eou
I,LIFTO.T PREPAR TORY SCHOOL,
a The second session of this School will be-
IN on the first Wednesday OF October, 1888
and close the third Wednesday Of July, 1859
The design o! the School is thoroughly 10 pre-
pare youths tor the University OF Virginia.
The course of study embraces everything ne
ccssary 10 the degree OF \. VI. at our University
The school is located in the mountains OF
FauCuier, a region well known for It's hea' 'hiul
climate and beautiful scenery: II Is two miles
south o! Markham Station on the Manassas Gap
Railroad, and sixty miles from Alexandra
Terms: 1925, srmi-annualy in advance, VIZ
SII2. 80 on the lst OF October, ard Sll2.5O on
the Isl OF March.
Modern Languages at extra charges.
For further particulars. apply 10 the Pfinci'
nal, at Markham Station. Fauquler County, a.
REFERENCES:
Rev. J. p McGuIre, h. II. ;. OF Va
Trustees OF Charlestown Academy Jefferson
county, Va.
Professors Bledsoe, Harrison, Schele De We're
McGuifie. ard Smith, OF the University OF Nlr
o;n;, r. JAQUELIN AMbLER,
E,ucrier county feb4-eotf Principal
II UNNEMEDE SCHOOL The next ses
Il sion nf this School viii commence on
! tae ST of October, 1888, aud close on Tue -
! of July. 1859. The branches taught are The
| English. Latin, Greek, French, aud spanish AN
on ops and their Literature, and Mathematics
! (both Theoretically and III rs practical apP,iea
| i,o,s) The Principal i graduate OF the I'M
versiiy of virginia, aud the cours" OIL i"s"uT
ton : designed with view 10 the thorough
preparation OF the pupils tor mat institution
| ''rbe school is situated in Fauquier County IN
negnborhood well known tor ITS me cllthd''
and excellent society. Terms board and 'u'
ton for eaca term OF five months, S'Zo, paya
HE nm the LIST OF October, and LIST OF March
Lights extra. For further particulars, aHaI.s
the Principal, al Salem Station, tauqrEF Couh
~ y;rginia CRAY CARROLL, NJ. a.
-REFEREECEs
The Faculty OF the University OF virginia
James K Marshall. esq, Virginia Senate.
+ W. Coleman, esq, "
Hon. A. Atkinson, Isle Of Wight Coanty' va
Geo. " Carroll. esq.
Col c. q. Coleman, Louisa
Rev G. Fl Norton. Columbus, OHIO.
Col K. Christmas, Issaquena County, Miss
W. Roy Mason, esq, King George Co, Va.
Fauquier County, Va, my 2o-eotocIt
TDGE HILL SCHOOL, Quincy, =: o.
r. CAROLINE CO, VA.-This SChooi
i, preparatory 10 the University OF virginia .
The ala Session will commence on oet0o" Isl
ISIS, and terminate on 3ist July following
The session is divided into two terms. Inars
rar term $40. Address Ior detailed cs!aicso
p'' 'e'' SAML SCHOOLER, Nj. a.
A. MEADE SMITH. -,
Refer 10 Faculty University OF VA +. "
Coleman. Va. Senate: Gen. r. C. Weightnan an
Joseph Gales. esq, Washington; d. NJ: Nelson
Clarke Judge +. H. Coleman, Caroline hoi
W Newton. WestmoreIand; W. II: Redwood
Mobile: H. VI. Robinson, n. O., J. h luehr'
Richmond Caroline Co, Jy lo-%d"Voc'