The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-15
MRS. BROOKE's
- FOR YoirNG LADIES.

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NJ SoAfFRodkfg9o IKE R R1B1 SCHOOL
mHF Gx s ON the
LIST Of October 1882 am s-d on the LIST day Of july
i' ali the branches Of fsnsls education viii be
s ause ana prn~ns. in 81 81 WHICH Gspsrtnsnss
S Sss ysa
Of the yoang ladies' and syery effort vii Pe made 70
give them the best moral and intellectual culture.
One haK payable in sdvance-the balance on the
18th of February, ls60)
Washing. ....-......--,..... CW
Enaiish tuition, higher branches, % 90
Modern Languages. teach).. g "
Mum; Professor, issesj
Use of Instrument. g 90
Primary Department. .............---.. " w
John Randolph T Fnanns Be. H. Tucker Rich
mond, Va; st. Geo. Tucker, Ashland, Va. Hon.
F. AgateT t %d.Se, Isse1 CO., REV. ys E9H
johns, AeIsndria, Va Rev. chas; ii. Read. 3; P;;.
ham, .'' %inchester. Va; Rev. Peyton Harrison,
L. csbsil, University Of Va; Dr. ( II: csbeIi Mr.
sss N Na5a asp SsS Mr. Oliver 1sins' NJ
!, ,~ss,..o HENRY / k. BRookF "a.
EE n rSF SsHhS Fe sFk Kegs Sf "a
eassd the services sVp.e
conducted by that lady at. "SyIvsnia," in the
date four III or five young lady boarders in addition
to the pupils already under the charge OF Miss Tim
sks ss for s G,esn
and easily accessible by the Virginia Central Ra,-
road. The utmost attention will be paid to the
be entrusted to her care. whilst they VIII enjoy the
ADVANTAGES Of being placed under the eye OF a
scientious and of large experience.
, The following are the terms Of the School:
branches. French, and instrumental Mu-
For '' Latin, French, Spanish and Italian, ' :"
each. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ..-...........-.- ~ w
The session will commence on the list day of Sep
TENDER next and will end on the Goth day of June,
1890. The subscriber will send her carriage to Ire
villains Depot. Gordon1vile, or Lyndsey's Turn
seven miles, to suit the convenience of young la
dies arriving Address r. Ss6 &C. M IoRH.
HA The charges above include every thing-no
EXTRAS to be added. au 7-dlm
MRS. PELLETS SCHOOL, BRoA STREET,
viii o on s. de I'm ss', so
July LIST, 1850.
Latin and Modern Languages. zach -. 70
Drawing in Pencil and Crayon, Painting
In w alter Coiors or Oils .......... 20 to $40
Music on Piano, Guitar, kc... 80 to 80
Mrs. PELLET will be assisted. as she alrays has
been, by teachers of undoubted ability. Her sys-
tenn OF instruction is tho result of twenty years of
personal aud energetic labor, and she refers with
ETY., who were graduated at her School, not few
OF whom have nobly and successfully devoted
themselves to the cause of Education.
The House was designed expressly for Educa-
t,onal purposes The School room, sixty feet by
thirty, is carefully anged. both regards ven
tlintion and temperature and furnished with spe-
cla reference to the comfort of the pupils. The
Desks are separate, made of mahogany and
piadDd that az the Ruplls are under the immediate
For further particulars, address or apply to
(1HUKCH HILL ENGLISH, CLASSICAL,
scaooL For .BoYs.-TheD undersigned sHo both
graduates or pro6cients of all the schools of the
University of Virginia. have united to establish a
permanent School OF high order, on Church Hill
and hope to be patronZed by parents, especially in
the eastern portion of the city.
TERMS:
Per sesS'on Of nine months, one-hdD IN ddraree.j
Higher English, including book keeping 49,. 400
Ancient and Mode IN Languages, each .-.,. l0.OC
Rsferencss-Fa culty University of Va; Charles
a. winston President Riehmond Female Insti
A. E. Dickinson DR.. G. W. Briggs; DR.. Jno. Knox.
J. J. English, Esq; VIM. Folkes ESQ, Clerk Hem
rico county Turner Richardson, ESQ.,; Thomas J.
Starkc, Esq, Richmond.
AFor further particularly, see circulars.
LARKIN WILLIS,
JNO. Nj. WINFREE.
CHURCH HILL, Richmond, June 2lst, 1859.
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