The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-07-25
RICHMOND FEMALE SEMINARY.
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| A. nj: DUPUY, A. NJ, Principals.
| A Seminary for the education of Young ladies'.
men, Will be opened in the city of Richmond on the
| LIST day of October, 1852
Or; HoeE Will reside in the Seminary building.
and have Presidential supervision of every thing
connected with the Institution; and, while his other
enga: ements will not permit him to devote much
time TO the business OF actual instruction, he will
be present., day by day, at the lectures and recita
tons. Will personally acgnalnt himself with the
standing and proficiency of the pupils and do all in
his power to promote their intellectual and spirit
Mr. DuPUY will devote hs whole time to the di
rect INSTRUCTION OF the young ladies committed to
his care. Those of them who are boarders will be
treated AS members of his own family, and every
provision will be made for their personal comfort
In health and In sickness. This parental charge il.
assumed with due appreciation of it's responsible
An ample and competent corps of assistants will
ers Of French, German, Italian. Music, Drawing
and Painting, VIII be secured. Great pains will be
not only to read and write it correctly but to speak
It with facility To secure this advantage, French
lady VIII reside with the family.
A sood apparatus will be employe ed to illustrate
the Truths OF Pns steal Science. and impress them
on the memory.
A frequent cause of the indifferent proficiency in
Music is the want of time, and inducement to
practice the lessons which have been given by the
Professor. TO obvlate this evil, Teacher of Music
Will he member Of the household snd will per-
sonaly superfntend the pupils during the hours al
The Course Of Study will comprise all that is es-
sential to acomplete and polished education, from
branches of Mathematics, Mental and Moral Sci
ence. and Ancient Languages.
will be held at convenient intervals, and always at
the close of the sessions; and at the completion of
sented to the young ladies' Who have e credItpby
passed all the examinations
Board for nine months .......-..s $4,000
Washing and Lights. Observation-Disclosures. $500
Tuition in Primary DEPARTMENT. ;........ 5000
tuition IN ordinary English branches. 1000
Tuition in Advanced English Branches. 5000
Modern and Ancient l.ansuases-e each, 1000
Guitar, one lesson for one hour per
Use Of Instrument f ioS
One hall payable on the LIST day of October, 1859,
and the remainder on the 18th of February, 1860 =
street compliance with this requirement. must be
Deduction will be made for these charges in cases
Money Should also be deposited to meet the con-
tTngent expenses of a boarder.
the w awa Ssr any she to
otherwise directed by the parent or guardian, in
which case all proper facilities will be afforded to
Dr. HoGE will take pleasure in answering any let
tiers Of inquiry with regard to the School;
jc 3<E A. NJ DGPUY, Richmond. Va.
CHURCH HILL ENGLISH, CLASSICAL.
SHdaH Ek AND G0MMERc a,h
University of Virginia. have united to establish =
permanent School of his order, on Church Hill.
the eastern portion of the city.
tPer session Of nine months, half IN adraner.
Ordinary English branches ;.... ...... 5000
HIGHER Ems llsh, including book keeping. 400
Ancient and Modern Languages each. $50. 100
Rsterences-F aculty University of Va; Charles
a. WINSTON, President Richmond Female Instl
tute Or. r. w. Hancock; DR.. Albert Snead: Rev.
A. +, Dickinson; DR.. 6. W. Briggs Dr. Jno. Knox
!: J. English. ESQ., VIM. Folkes, Esq, Clerk Hon
rico county Turner Richardson ESQ Thomas J.
Starkc. Esq, Richmond -
RAZOR further particulars, see circulars
LARKIN WILLIS,
JNO. Nj. WINFREE,
CHURCH HILL, Richmond, June 2lst, 1859.
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