Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-08-30
July 4--lScSm Dean III the Faculty. Richmond. Va.
SOUTHERN FEMALE INSTITUTE.
CORNER or FEST AND FRANKLIN SrREErs-lINDES

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July i-lSe$m Dean "f the Faculty. Richmond. Va
SOUTHERN FEMALE INSTITUTE.
RIcAM kcTl VA.
TI'nE TENTH sk>SroH OF THIS INSTITUTION WILL
Il commence ;he first Monday in October, ~? and
close the last day OF June, l>in
Every effort will b. made TO maintain ;lc lil reputation
and sLLrcT CHARACTER Of ~" school
The facilities here offered for acquiring the Modern Ian.
guases surpassed BY lhose 81 no school in the Union
Two French ladies. reared and educated ia Paris, reside in
the family Of The Principal and Is made their e,pcri
duy .l..rt French. hat:Uar. with ,hc young ladies
boarding in IA. house.
tn. be-, masters Of music are eIayo,i and great
,cn,nn sraid to this department
D. LEE POWELL. \. ", Principal.
TIIOS L. DUDLEY, It A. NJ OF iirr University Of Va.
MILE = vASSAS, French Department.
MISS NJ. T. MAYO,
&. PEIslCO, Italian, Spanish, nrrwi' and r,n'in:.
b. BUCilLEg. German
MILE H. LACY vocal ,li,ir
H. SCHNEIDER, Harp
J. ". EEENE, Penrnarrlir.
Tis institution i, vel hao"n The Bishops a;i clergy
Of the Episcopal Church In Virginia. 20 whom rrfrrcncci
made. to the Faculties Of ia" Virginia Military Institute.
and William and Mary Colleg' to- Professor, BI"soc and
Saith Of ilc University Of Virginia. To L. H. Coleman OF
Hanover Academy Sam! Scho"-r of Edge Hill Acade-
Iny. 10 the R-y. Cha.. H. Read. aI r. u. : Dosse,i,
Richmond. Va, and 10 III. patron, 81 tic school
For Catalogue giving terms. course Of studies, &C.. &c'
with fail liz: oi"ir"s to wi:ch reference !. made
Aiirr,. D. LEE Pow Eli. Principal ;. :. l.,
Ju'y 9-dsc9m i:"< 81. Richmond, Va
RICHMOND FEMALE INSTITUTE.
fJNIlE si. Session will begin or"brr 3D. >;?, and end
L the la: Of June. loco
Cu,ELs> H. w,ysr"S A. NJ succeeds rev H. M,SLy, Jr,
President Under his ainini.; ration important
changes will hr made. but the grand objects for which ia"
Institute was founded, and which low FOR FIVE years II has
successfully carried out, will ever be kept In view
Th-'r ~ follows:
To teach ,rerpiHg That should form par. 81 hyOun;
lady, most liberal education.
g To afford instruction suited 'rsry 'sG, Of progress
from Tie fist element. ;? the highest point IN zach hraicf
proceed.
.. To- teach whatever i taught morvo.ig o'| 'eeA.
FACULTY
CHARLES II. WINSTON, A. NJ, d'nv If Va prr.iden;
aud Prof. OF Moral Science aud English Literature.
Rev. j. l.. BURROWS, ID. H., Evidences q Christianity
JAMsS LEIGH JONES, \. ". Univ. Of Va Mahcnn'
tics ahd Languages
Il. 4. LEWIS, w. b. Natural Sciences.
Prof =. EMlOS. (cf Pari, y French.
" u. CLAP. Principal of Musical Department.
o. 4. Ericsson, Guitar.
SENoE CARLOS 6: MERA, Spanish and Italian
JOHN W. REEVE. Peumansip.
Miss = r. RoYl. and Mis-, " ;. NALrSli3g will continue
J.xr $ STAINED. MR.. ASS M,LLoRr. and Miss May C.
,1Hgor, the Preparatory Department. Some assistants
will br appointed hereafter
The President will hear the recitation 81 m he cl''e'
regular intervals riyus spc attention 10 the Primary
pupils
per session Of nine months half payable in advance oc
eber i.j?-rrinainder. February Is, 1900
English Tuition in Preparatory Department $n Y,
English Tuition in COLLEGIATE Department ~ ~
Ancient and Modern Language each - . 20 ~
Music on Piano with Vocal Music - -. 20 ~
Music on Guitar - ~ o.
r.. M Ins, rumen, : IA
vocal Nu,ic alone unl.n by an In ri..s.s . ~
DRAGGING S,rd,r.worl or Gfeci.n Painting 81 ~
Oil.pa,ntinr ~ on
Board including everything except washing ~ 100 "
Washing ~
Minister'S daughters will be received reduction Of
one-fourth, all the above charges.
~ No extra charges. Pupils provide Books and sta
tIonery their expense In OF prorScied sick
ness deduction will be made for absence.
II will be noticed that the PRICK OF mas nEES RE-
pucED from $500 tI6D No change contemplated In its
quality With ample accommodations, IL was thought
the reduction could be Afforded and that 1t ought there
fore, TO be made.
Boarders are regarded a. members Of the Presidents
family Money meet their incidental expenses should b.
deposited with him. and all tier, for them sent 10 his care
Pupils should be present. possible the JIssr DAY OF
the session.
m For catalogues, circulars, further information,
address CHARLES II. WINSTON,
President Of the RchmsDd Female Institute:
Jmy es-2iSn Richmond. We.