Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-10-22
sELECrCLASsICAL uud ENGLISH SCHOOL
INSTITUTE FOR MUSIC. PAINTING AND
DRAWING.

6AN tho fret day of Octobur next, | Intend opening
~ SELECT CLASSICAL AND ENGLISH sCl!uO
in which will Ia taught all or day of the fol owing
branches, viz: Greek, Latin, French, German. History
.i-Ugtaphy. Mathematics, and all thu u.nal Lnsli1h
jranchrs.
In view OF the difficulty of giving strict and proper nj.
cation 10 r large Scaool, the lumber OF pupils will be
imi.i to IS, and The entire charrc tor ius.ruction in thi,
Department will DO slLo per session. from the lat OF oe'
,oUei. 1853, Ia tho lat OF july, lrI.
The Ancient Languages will Ia taught by myself. tie
higher 1rnnches Of the French by Prot. + mion. tho Ger
nan by the kew. Mr.. Hoyer, and ne En,linh and Nhthc.
mHt!c. 10y fully competent t-nchcr1
Private lessons Will also he iircn, and private clHsscs
formed Ia any Of the above branches.
With this SchOol. is combinei MI Institute Tor MUSIC,
PAINTING aud DRAWING.
In the Musical department, unier the supervision o;
Prot. v. Busch, oi this city, will be ,.uch., GA liberal terms:
Orchc.t-aion, thorough Bass uud Piano, by Prof Buscb;
Guitar. Me!odron, and all Orchestral Instruments, by pro-
fesslonsl teachers.
special attention will be paid r. Sacred Vocal Music,
and instruction gwen bn,h privately, and 10 classes or
societies, in thorough Brass, Vocal OF lnstrumtLtsl !u
&c. on application.
The department t.. Paint;n: and Drawing will be un.
der direction Of Mr.. Alfred smith, assittcd by Mr. J.S.
Fisher Of Philsdclphis. recently arrived 10 this city, spe
cimcns cf who's. tabnt can be .ecn NJ the in.'itutc -
Landscape and Pc:tHit Painting. ana Drawing Of every
description will be taught privately. or In classcs.
Special opportunity OF pcriecting themselves in all or
any OF the above branches, will b. afforded 10 Young Is.
d.es who Intend 10 devote themselves 10 teaching.
With the impression, thu. an institution, where indtruc'
lion in the injst S-nersl branches OF Aria aud Sciences
may be hsi Al moderate prices from teachers " er;ab
iished reputation. will prove beneficial to the rising gem
.rrtion, the patronage Of an enlightened public is So
liritrd.
All communications will be LEFT at the Institute on Main,
between gih and lCth streets over DR.. Hudsons Dental
Office, o. At thu POET Office, in lstiers directed to The an.
tcrs!gned.
RErgREScES-R-v 7. V. Moore, Rev. N. D. Hoec,
Rev G. Woodbridge. Rev. VI. kcplcr. Rev. DR.. Rurrowf,
Hon. J. 5 Caskie, WIN r. Richie. Esq.
OLof A. ERICSSON.
Richmond, September 1, 1855.
SELECT COUNTRY BOARDING SCHOOL.
q YOUNG LADIES.
M r. HENRY l.. BROOKE proposes, on the l0:h o.
We October next. 10 open a BOARDING School Tor young
ladirs, Il, Ashland, In the county Of Hanover. All The
higher branches OF female education will be taught, in
Guiding French, Latin. Italian, Hu.ic and Daawing. in all
Of which departments there viii! b. competent assistants.
Mr Edward ireuier. now n Resident ia A-hlend, "!il
take change OF ID. department. .: Music. Preach and
Drawing
After the present year the schoo! will bc removed 10
the country in the nhcbborhooi Of Ashland.
TERMs-Onc half payable IN advance. The res, at the
For board. Including 10; aaa lights. $40
English branches. 30
Languages, (eaca.) ~
Music-Pioiessorsio
Use OF Piano, 6
Washing 70
For further inGorinsdon address
Sen, oI-tt Terry L. BROOKE Ashland. Va.