The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-08-23

au Its Corner of LIST and Marshal. SITS.
CHESAPEAKE H,Lt. FEMALE sENI-
PRINC!PAL.-Th next session Of this Insti'u
ton Will commence on the n h of September and
Boarding scoolars can remain at The Hall during
address CHESAPEAKE HALL y Hampton,
UNIVERSITY HIGH SCHOOL, HUGUF-
= NOT SPRiNGS, ,POwHATAN, COUNTY,
yAEA SSH9 90 vii Be 4pered at tbs place on
rectlon IF the und arsisned;
;, Though designed especially az preparatory to the
ford no fewer advantages to those intending to
enter other Universities, or any College
Cs the ,e etheT tSfS In
strnc 'ors shall in every case be graduates of the
ever, IN MoDERN IANGUaG Is, vii Tec nsw
occasional instruction from natives of those Ian
Charges for the session, $3.50, including every
thing
>, Circulars may he obtained at the bookstores in
Richmond, or by application to us through the
m Sidney H OWENS. JR., NJ,
Lately PaL Il E. ioese
Graduate of, and formerly
Assistant Professor at. V. Nj. Institute.
iv&dSowam
ELUVANNA FL MALE iNS'ITUTE. =
Il The sixth session Of this Scho' will open on
the IS of SEPTEMBER and close on the 18th
All he Departments will be conducted by teach
srs NJ large experience and undouoted scholarship.
The uildings are new, expens and capable
Of accommodating sixty students, IN addition to
There has never been a Sc ous case of sickness
among teachers or students, since the Institution
was established,
EXPENSES:
Board and Tuition in Preparatory Dept. .Sl45 co
- - " Collegiate - 80. RS
Tuition in Music, with use of instrument. As 90
Tuition IN Languages, each .......... 1870
Incidental Expenses ...... SEQ
Drawing, Painting. Embroidery, &c, at usual
The Institute is located near Brem's Bluff. on
the Canal. 66 miles west of Richmond. For full
particulars see Catalos will he forwarded
'4 a,. Rsx: 7; ;: HENSON, NJ. PEEine5pa!,
MRS: BRUOkE' BOARDING AND DAY
VI SCHO0L.--The second session of this School
Will commence the FIRST DAY OF OCTOBER,
1859; a nc, end aaa the LIST Of july lssl
TON are taught, the Modern Languages by ma
tee masters, and LATIN. Music, Drawing and
ment. The French Language will be taught by a
native of Paris. The growing necessity for this
It .hoad be taught oraly for Which reason 1t viii
be the language OF the school room, and as soon
will be procured to reside IN the family.
A class ,i Will be formed IN English Literature,
A corps OF experienced teachers lnine in num-
beTl have been engaged a. others will be ADDED
hBqS the f Tse Saoo Gem
sEs of ofs Of P9f G0k1E
y. Va; Hon. James NJ. Mason. Y. S senator,
Winchest r Va s. Geo Tucke.., ESQ, Ashland
Rev. T. V; Moore, Richmond Va; Rev. James IL
Graham. Winchester, W. Tn mas Furman, Esq,
Q H, Va; ClncInatus Newton. ESQ Norfu k,
Va Rev. Charles H. Read K ch ,nond, Va: Judge
Va; Mr. William Gr:nt., Richmond, Va; MI,
BRAN Warwick, do; M Samuel Ayres, do Mr..
f Ea do so B. B. Eob Raqa 5 E dC Colonel
For term. end other particn ars relating to the
iF3I duo Richmond Va.
pICnMOND FEMALE i>sTlInTE.-
81 The seventh Session begins OCTOBER LIST.
1860 and ends the last u, jung. 1851.
rhe increased rrosper.j, ri the past session en-
courages the Pres dent IL the III irt to make the
institution yet more deserving OF The large patron
age and the high iterar, character 4 has acquired
have an ample play grol nd attached are beautl
fully located and thoroushl, furnished, its app1
ratus costly and complete Its course OF study
prehenslve and thorough
The English Course, as will he seen from our
Catalogue, is uDuSu llly large. and It is made
pecialy prominent throughout LANGUAGES are
taught at er the methods best ADAPTED to SECURE
study ; but, in French particularly, conversation
is also ca reiutl, attended to
=, the Musical pepartrnent remains in charge Of
Charles H Winston, A, NJ UNIV. Of Va, Presl
dent and Prof of Moral Science and Eng sh Lit
Rev j l.. Burrows, D, D, Evidences of Chris
James Leigh Jones, A. NJ, UNIV. of Va.,) Msthe
mstlcs and Languages.
Pro f. F. FEM miio M iof Par,s Fr S'qpo'
Senior Carlos C. Mefa, Spanish and Italian.
Miss Mary L. Leftwich, Drawing, Painting, &c.
John w. Reeve, Penmanshp.
Miss S. =, Royal, English BRANCHES.
Miss n. ). valentine, English RIanches.
Mrs. Ann L; Mallory. Prsparatory neoartment.
Miss Mary C Lathroe, PreparatoTyy spartment.
c. C. Mera, Piano.
0. A. Ericsson. Guitar.
The President will hear the ecitatlons OF all the
classes at regular Intervals, giving special atten
non to the Primary pupils.
TERMS FOR NINE MONTHS.
(Half paw able Oct. /. 1850 renal Under Feb Is 81
English Tuition, Preparatory DEPARTMENTS 81 90
English Fulton, Collegiate Department. so 90
Ancient and Modern Language , each - 20 90
Music on Piano, with Vocal Music" ~ 20
Music on Guitar, ........ 40 20
Use of instrument for practising ....... 8 90
Vocal MUSIC alone, taken by ali in classes) 90
Drawing, Needlework, or Grecian Paint
lng--- ----.----- .---- .-.-.'.--. .---- ~ W
Board including everything except wash
ing ->--- $780,. ..-.---...- i60 w
reduction Of one fourth to Ministsrs
ANo extra CHARGES. Pupils provide Books
and Stationery at their own expense. In case of
protracted sickness, deduction will be made for
Boarders are members of the Presidents fami
ly. Money to meet their incidental expenses
should be deposited with him, and all letters for
Lh0Ul sent I'd nis care.
Catalogues. containing full details, may be OBJ
tanned at the Bookstores, or BY appl cation to the
President. CHAS. H. WINSTON,
au 4-Ezm Richmond Va
NIGHT sGh0nL VIKG!N.A MEUHAN-
tCS' INSTITUTE NOTICE To TEACH
September. for T EACHlNG the N itih SC HOOL
or The VIRGINIA MECHANICS INSTi-
TiITE, for the session of 1850 ana 1851
PRoPoshLs.-For what amount will on agree In
teach all the English branches, to a number of
scholars not exceeding one hundred aid fifty. aid
ohllgate yourself TO furnis two competent assist
ants. to be approved by the Commit ee-ths ses-
sion to commences on the hest Mondsy nisht in
mont 81 three nights IN ZACH week two hours and
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