Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-08-13
SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES,
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LOU "a + hMALt AcADE-n
N!LLW00D
THREE FROM 1mg viRcrsrl cxv.nAL RAILROAD.
us ~ -tAHlhi +. DAbNtf. assisted ny hcr .iau ~.
on The L:s ""y o! October In his SCHOOL viii be
taught
Isl TIE kutlinonts II Chemistry Natural Philosophy
and all the Elementary Branches English Educs
ton
2nd Hi.tory, French aud Music on the Piano
ird. Embroidery ani Needle Wort.
TERMS
Bcssd, including Waking and Lights md Tuition in all
the English Branches Tor session 81 ten months. s35 w
Instruction IN Music and usr OF Piano. ........ 81 90
For scholar, advanced Professor will BE- en-.
ploycd at u,un rates
Ernbro terry and Needle Work ........-....... S 90
One half OF all charges to b. paid in advance, and the
remainder before the close Of the session
Zach Young Lady Will be expected to furnish her own
towels properly marked
The Instructors in this School are allowed to refer to
Professor Geo Edward Dabney, VIM Stuart Rev Ro
Ryland and Col Edmund FonaIDe, Richmond; Wm Cooke
tsqr Second Turn Out, Louisa; Mai II Price Verdon
Hanover Philip Nelson, Esqr and Lucius II Minor Esqr
Etnn o, Hanover.
The number Of boarders will be limited to twelve and
the most tender maternal care promised.
Aldre-s-"Second Turn Our, Louisa" which place
carriages will always meet the pupils Early application
is requested.
Aug 5-clocl VIM DABNEY
ACADEMY OF MISS ID. =. KII.BOURN
Nos ! AND 3, LEXINGTON STREET. BALTIMORE MD.
'hNiE duties OF this Institution will be resumed the
III FIRST Monday Ut Septeinbe
The location OF the Institution il central and healthy.
The clnssrooms and sleeping apartments large and
AIRY Every care |. taken OF the pupils physical health,
with regnrd to fOoi. exercise and regular habits
The Course Of Instruction the various branches
OF thorough and accomplished education The sy.tem
Is strictly nhnyuch! The pupil being required 10 under
tnnd thoroughly each subject OF her sudirs and
upon them with She is udrd in this 10y oral
lectures aud expeditions the pnrt OF Instructors.
The Discipline careful moral training. young lady
is taught To bnhave with proprefy and dricacy to be
honorable and mathematical in her Intercourse with com.
panOn and instructor because tho better and nobr part
OF her niure ID thereby developed.
Catalogues or any further information csn be had BY
addressing the Principal Aug. 4-cwlm
FEMALE COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE.
BUCKINGHAM, VA.
uNHE Fall session OF this Institution will open the
Il 22d September.
Rev John g. blackwell a. NJ President and Profcss or
81 Natural Science and Ethics
J. J. Potts A. ~ Professor OF Mathematics and Ancient
Languages.
Arnaud Preo Professor Of Modern Languages and MI.
sic
hrs. E. A Preot, Assistant in French and Music
Miss A. Cobb, lnstructress in Ornamental Branches,
and Assistant IN Music.
- Assistant in Music
TERMS PER SESSION DUE ADVANCE:
Roard, including fuel, lights and washing, Goo 90
English Branches, Ii 90
Latin Greek or beth 20
Modern Languages cRc., ~
Music on Piano or Guitar, 20 20
Use OF finno = 50
Vocal Music charge.
Drawing different kinds Of Painting aud different kinds
Of Needle Work at the usual chargrs.
Among tho many advantages the lnsii ate affords 10
young Ladc, wishing 10 uhtain thorough education.
may Ice mentioned the fact tho Professors and
their families and also all the Assistants reside in the In.
sutc, Ind eat nj the same table with he Dung Ladies'
This arrangement enables the students obtain Mid in
their studies whenever needed and proper
tion 10 their comfort aud well being
In order to facilitate tho communications with the lnsi
tute arrangements contemplated which will be made
known hs soon completed.
For further nnrma,ion address
JOHN C. BLACKWELL