The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-30

MIS-. NJ. z. RlCE'S SCHOOL,
- SE5uND STREET, BETWEEN CLAY

rT hc Fourth Session of this School will begin on
thursday. ist September and close 3lih June 1850.
she - sfaseial 10 her patrons Tor past encourage
trent, ~hirh she has most faithfully endesrored to
merit, and solieits continuance of the same,
redSinz herself TO use every exerton TO promote
her. Her discipline Is very systematic. hut alice
Tomato and parental. Her nlsde Of instruction is
which her lots mains b ans =, ~
Ell she moral principles and esuate the affections;
es ns,eeglns ID jus. balance and bringing forth to
heafththl action. ali the powers that the Creator
has Eiven them She will instruct IN the Latin and
~ most OF the English branches usually taught In
the highesi SeninarieK.
10 pursue the above course with the most home
heis results to pupils. parents and teacher. II IL
scaeol as often as they can; it will stimulate and
RESTRAIN Tue pupils. and they ascertain by oh.
s sefvsso INSTEAD Of hesrsss the discipline ara e,
sustain the teachers authority instead of the pu-
piis the latter tending to produce characterization,
anu biast'ng the good which might otherwise ne
acquired. IT II he expected that they practice sts
tenn and economy let them he tau. ht It IN YOUTH
AZ ihe close of the session there will he thorough
drilling OF the pupils the branches pursued when
medals VIII I've awarded to those whose proSfeSs or
department merit them, (Which the parents are
respectfully requested TO attend
All entered, viii be obi eatcd from that time to
the termination OF the session OF ten months, pay
Refer 10 Dr. Coons, and Messrs. Bennett NJ. De
Wi,t Tho. = 4gfflGs; VIZ; n; ellen Ah;n1dI psyd
Smtth, Vim. A. alters. Jas. Slzer, ST., 7. Raston,
G. Tyler, C. Weeks klehI9nd als2 to Rev ~ J.
T. Booker. and J. \. Gordon Lynchhurg, Va.
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w l.. BRouN,M; A., andW: w; TEBBs,
W. ASSOCIATE fiIib p h 4 sGlPALS BLOOM
-. Err Mos Esst q ths University Of Va.
HrR ThY8BB soGN IT. i" IN m.be
H. " ITCKETT, NJ. A., Assistant in Languages
JOSEPH H. BR0UN, Assistant in Mathematics
and I'm dish.
for the University OF Virginia, or To fit them for
the duties of life. The course of construction en-
for any OF the Academic Schools of the University,
and the method AS far as practicable is adapted to
that pursued Mt that Institution.
The third session will begIn the LIST September.
The expenses are $3.50 year, payable semi -annu-
ally in advance.
For Catalogues address either of the Princi pals
Ivy Depot. Albemarle CO., Va. ie 2-1awtIS
URINARY SCHOOL.-MRs. c. Il. MAYO will
J. reopen her SCHooL, IN the SUNDAY School
Eleventh, between Broad and Marshall streets, on
MONDAY, September 18th, 1862
TERms;~ $50 e. session OF nine months.
BEAUMONT FEMALE SCHOOL. = The
third annual ssssan a o I. thls School will begin
18th sT SE 1850 n three G mes no is
of iordonsyille, in healthy re;ion of country.
with beautiful mountain scenery, and accessible to
churches Miss PAGAUD. an accomplished Virgin
~ lady, whose competency and practical fitness
have been fuy evinced during the past session. is
course OF study embraces the usual En.! branch
es, Natural Sciences. French. Latin, Piano, Gul-
chromatic, Wax. Leather, and Worsted Work and
Emorodery The CHARGES for, ten months vary
from $50 to 500 according to the studies pursued.
JAMES l.. JONES, NJ. D..
au ll-Tu6F5t Gordonsville, Va.
CHEsAPEAKE COLLEGE-.BETWEE
- HAMPTON AND OLD POINT.-This estab-
lishnent having been purchased by Individuals,
chiefly residing in Portsmouth,, Norfolk AND the ad