Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-22

ARNAUD PREOI, Prof oil MODERN Lahgua'
ges and Music
Mrs. f. A. PREoT, Assistant in French and
Music.
Miss S, A. COBB Instructress in Ornamental
Branches and Assistant in Music.
Assistant in Music.
Terms Der Session Due in .A6plnCe.
Board, including iuel ghts, aud washing, $50 %
English Branches. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 10 w
Latin or Greek, or both. 5O
Modern Languages. each. ............. 3O
Music on Piano or Guitar. ............ 20 OO
Use OF Piano. ............ .......... oO
Vocal MUSE, no charge
Drawing, different kinds of Painting, and diff.
ferent kinds OF Needle Work, al usual charges.
Among the many advantages the Institute
affords TO young Ladies wishing 10 obtain tho
rough education, may be mentioned the fact, that
two of the Professors and their families, and,
also, all the Assistants, reside in the Institute,
and eat at the same table with the young Ladies
This arrangement enables the Students 10 OBJ
tain aid in their studies whenever needed, and
secures proper attention to their manners, com
fort, and we'll being
Pupils coming by the James River Canal
will be met at New Canton, with suitable con-
,eyances, b. writing to that effect to tue Presl
dent of the Institute. Those coming by the
South Side Railroad, will secure conveyances at
reasonable rates, by writing TO Col. Richard A.
Booker, Farmvile. Va. For further iniorma-
ton, address JOHN &. BLACkWELL,
aug 4-eo3m Gravel Hill, Va
HEOSSY CREEK ACADEMY, AUGUSTA
wi COUNTY, VA.-The next Annual SEES
sion of this Academy, will commence the first
Monday in September, 1858, and close the 10Th
OF June, 1853.
| In the School will be taught the English,
German, French, Spanish, Latin and Greek
Languages; Mathematics, Natural Philosophy,
Chemistry, &c. There is Chemical Appara-
tus connected with the Institution
Terms BOARD and Tuition, including every.
thing, Isl s0-S90 to be paid the lst OF Septeln-
ber and 500 the LIST OF February.
For Circulars, &c, address the Principal, at
Messy Geek, Va. I. }. WHITE, Principal.
REFERENCES:
The Faculty ofthe University Of Virginia.
| Rev John A. Broadus, Charlottesville Va.
Peachy r. Grattan, Esq, Richmond, Va.
| r. NJ Smith, Esq, Va Sentinel, Alex's, Va.
Col John r. Baldwin, Stanton. Va.
Maj J. NJ. McCue, Mt. Scion, Va.
John Herring, Esq Bridgewater, Va.
Rev c. George, Culpeper Court. House, Va.
Rev Dabney Wharton, Westmoreland, Va.
Gov. George X Gilmer, Lexington, Ga.
| RIDGEwAY, Va, June 2gth, la57.-Mr. I. j.
White was my Assistant Teacher in the Ridge
way School during the last session, and gave
me entire satisfaction He is emlnently quail
fled TO take charge OF a School or Academy
His patience and skill in mpartng knowledge,
and his discretion and irmness in managing
boys, induce me to recommend him earnestly
| n h,uo lie "a EIn
FRANKLIN MINOR.
I Mr.. A. Macill Smith, who is now stand
ing MS examination Tor the degree OF A. NJ,
at the University of Virginia, has been employed.
| Augusta Co.. Va. aug 6-eotOctl
II UNNEMEDE SCHOOL-The next ses-
! IL, sion of this School, will commence on
the lst of October, 1888, and close on the 3 ST
OF July, 1859. The branches taught are the
English, Latin, Greek, French, and Spanish IAN
guages and their Literature, ard Mathematics:
| (both theoretically and in It's practical appiica'
TONS The Principal isa graduate OF the I'm.
versIty CT Virginia, ard the course OF ins'ruc-
ton is desi gned with view 10 the thorough
preparation of the pupils for that institution.
The School is situated i'll Fauquler County. in
neighborhood well known TOR its fine climate
and excellent society Transitional and tut
| tlOn lot 6dCl ltIIL Vi I'VE mOHluS- - ~'I pay
bic on the lst OF October, and Isl OF March.
Lights extra For further particulars, address
the Principal at Salem Station, fau1uier Coun-
~, Virginia. GRAY CARROLL, NJ. A.
-REFERENCEs.-
The Faculty of the University OF Virginia.
James K Marshall, esq, Virginia Senate.
F. W. Coleman, esq,
Hon. a. Arknsol., Isle of Wight County, Va.
Geo. W. Carroll, esq,
Col G. &. Coleman. Louisa "
Rev c. H. Norton, Columbus, Ohio.
Col r. Christmas, Issaquena County, Miss.
W. Roy Mason. esq. King George Co, Va.
Fauquer County, Va, my 2a-eo'Octl
CLIFTON PREPARATORY SCHOOL,
\ The second session OF TINS School will be-
gIn OIL the first Wednesday OF October, 1913
and close the third Wednesday of July, 1862
The design OF the School is thoroughly TO pre-
pare youths for the University OF Virginia.
The course OF study embraces everything ne
cessary TO the degree OF A. vi. at our University.
The school is located in the mountains OF
Fauquier, a region well known Tor It's hea'htuI
climate and beautiful scenery II is TWO miles
south of Markham Station on the Manassas Gap
Railroad, and sixty miles from Alexandra
Terms 1925, semi-annually in advance, VIZ:
Sll2. so on the lst OF October, ard Sll2.3O on
the LIST OF March.
Modern Languages at extra charges.
For further particulars, apply to the Primer
nal. at Markham Station, Fauquer County, Va.
REFERENCES:
Rev. J. P. Mcclure, r. H. 5. Of Va.
Trustees OF Charlestown Academy, Jefferson
county, Va.
Professors Bledsoe, Harrison Schele De We're,
McGuffie and Smith, OF the University OF Viz
ginia. X. JAQUELlN AMbLEh,
FauQuier county. feb 4--eotf Principal.
TI,HE VALLEY FEMALE INSTITUTE,
WINCHESTER VA-The fifth Annual Ses-
sion of this popular Institution, endowed with
full Collegiate powers by the Legislature OF
Virginia, will commence September LIST, and
continue ten months. Among its ads antages are:
l. Spacious and well arranged buildings.
2 A full CORPS OF experienced Teachers.
g. Extensive and systematic Courses ofStudy.
a. New Chemical Il Philosophical Apparatus.
S. Superior boarding arrangements.
6. Reading and Bath Rooms for boarders.
7. A location healthtul and attractive
S. Government mild and afectlonate
g. Terms moderate and equitable.
IL No extra charge Tor Classics.
Send for Catalogue.
S. P. YORK, A; M, }principals
G. LA MONTE, A. B, INV 'r@''