Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-10-26
SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.
11r. IEEERpR I,S SCHOOL,

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yu,uE NEXT SESSION OF OH. School ~beglnfen the FIRST
d DAY OF OCTOBER, 1861, and terminates u II u ''''
day of June, lSGl. ..
that has attended our efforts, We cannot refrain ~
pressing our tliankfulnes,s 10 our many friends anu az" 49, =
and think we may be pa.aohea 40. On q 5 yyhieI The per.
mnnent prosperity Of all such Institutions u '""
depend. far the
wants md requirements OF Il large female institution, ~
aIording almost %unequalled advantages Tor te om' iii, rs.
convenience Of our pupils. Only TWO young auies T.,
cury the same chamber, except when three hhaS P'NN
The Principal has made female education the study anu o.
business of Ills life, and has now been engaged IN success.
teacbinr for upwards OF twenty years his Assistants ee
well ousu6ed and experienced, selected with especia! re!et:
epce 10 The branches under their charge, md suhiciemaS
tried In this institution to ba referred 10 |lth eh'i't '""
dence. orrl.,a and
while The best facilities are afforded for perfection IN Inc d :.
conplishments OF female education. the greatest ~
deva,ed to Insure the requirements OF SOUND, p'n nrss.r.
learning; the reason and judgment are e1erciseu IN p.S -
ence to memory, and the latter, while not wholly isho'eu'
Is made subsidiary TO and dependent on the former: h;,c
Our daily system consists essentially ID Giose, se"emn
examinations, careful explanations and lamllihr " !.
The plan pursued for many years In ins'suclon - ' II
French department has proved enlnently successful ~
IL line Innrunce OF the family. ind much time anu attenuoh
~ sHv every facility aGordcd-to enable those
pupils boarding with Us to acquire an accusate hhoSisoke
pT md TO sneak with case and Guency, the French o! com,
non conversation. In this respect, We think our SCHOOL
posses.es advantages which can only be eqnaheh by lew
institutions Of the kind In this country.
Music, Vocal and Instrumental, Drawing and Painting
both from models and from nature, are under The charge al
Professors eminently qualified In their various branches.
Most Of these instructors are employed TO teach exclusively
In our school. that by devoting their time and attention
entirely to our pupils, every advantage lnuy be afforded for
the acquisition Of these accomplishments
Such rules and regulations are enforced as are calculated
10 promote the welfare and Interest OF all the pupils.
TEACHERS.
HUBERT =. LEFEprRR, A. ~, Principal, Natural Ph'loso
ply. Literature, Moral and Mental Philosophy, French.
WIZ. g. WILLIAMS, A.. D., Vice Principal, Astronomy, ha'le-
MATES, Chemistry, History, Latin. -.
Rev. 10. G4TkwooD, A. NJ, formerly Professor 10 VIII
liam and Mary College,) History and Recalling.
Mrs. GRACE llESSsTr, English Branches.
Miss Many c. GoHDoS, English branches.
SgsuR CAgLos CAnDoRvEz MERA, Spanish aud Italian.
SIGSOmSA ASToSIErTL EKBA, Vocal Music.
SiaSoRISA MAKiKrTL EZRA, Piano.
JOHN A. CALyo, Drawing and Painting.
WM. +. GRAuAu, Piano, Organ, Sacred Muslc.
G. W. TuiLow, Piano.
HsSnIcn ScuSgIDER, Harp.
.. Ericsson, Guitar.
The Itey. GEO. WoopBhIDGE and the Rev. FRANK I3AEgu
have kindly taken charge OF the Bible Classes.
TERMS FOR THE SCHOLASTIC YEAR,
Beginning The LIST day Of October, and ending the LIST day Of