Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-10-23
SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.

.YEE,S SCHOOL.

mH. LEFEBvTsE'S SCHOOL.
TGIHE NEXT SESSION u our School begins on the fl.s.
Il PAY or OCTOBER, 1860, aud terminates on Ill 'A''
day Of June, lSGl.
In consideration of the almos. unprecedented success
that has attended our Efforts, We cannot refrain mum 20
pressing our thankfulnesss 10 our many friends ana pAIron,,
and think VIC nIay DC ~pardoned for briefly referring W
some OF the many advantages Afforded, on winch luz III IL
manent prosperity Of al such institutions must "1l'h"'e'
The buildings are large and comuiodlous, planned TOT ts
wants and requirements Of u large female institution, WI
aOurding almost uueuualIed advantages for the cuIhioiI nr'
convenience Of our pupils. Only two young ladies' Sn ~ -
cupy the same chamber, except when thFee 'hay p'-
room together. onJ
business OF his life, and has now been engaged In successiu.
teaching for upwards Of twenty years; his assas .i y r.fsr.
we'll qualified and experienced, selected with especnaiLssen
ence 10 the branches under thelr charge, anu su,neen.g
tried In this institution to be referred to With enure co"N
dence. and
Our system OF education Is thorough and complete anu
while the best facilities are afforded for perfection IN le !,
complshments Of female education, the greatest carr -
devoted TO Insure the requirements OF sounu, ,prActIa'
learning; the reason and judgment are exercised IN pre'eI'
ence 10 memory, and the latter, while not wholly isnofed'
Is made subsidiary TO and dependent on me FORMER. .
Our daily system consists essentially In close, searching
.ram,ns,Ions' careful explanations and familiar lectures
r n : rb" Jsnartment has proved eminen,ly successful 1t
Il the language Of the family, anu nuch une anu attenlion
is giyeu-indsed every facility aIordcd-to enable those
nii,il. boarding with US To acquire an accurate knowledge
of, and TO speak with ease aud tuency, the French Of COIN.
mon conversation. In this RESPECT, We think our school
possesses advantages which can only be equalled ny rev
institutions Of the kind in this country.
Music, voca! and Instrumental, Drawing and Painting
both from models and from nature, are under The charge OIL
Professors eIpipently qualified In their various branches.
Most Of these instructors arc employed 10 teach exclusively
In our school. that by devoting their time and attention
entirely to our pupils, every advantage may be Sno3ueu lot
the acquisition Of these accomplishments
Such rules and regulations are enforced rs are caicu'a'eu
10 promote the welfare and Interest OF all tho pupils.
TEACHERS.
HUBxRT p. iErEurEE, A. NJ, Principal, Natural Philo'o
ply, Literature, Moral and Mental Philosophy, French.
VIZ. u. WILLIAMS, a. H., Vice Principal, Astronomy, Mathe-
matIcs, Chemistry, History, Latin. 49,,
Rev. TO. GArkwO GOD, a. NJ, formerly Professor In VIII
i!un and Mary ColleseO History and Reading.
Mrs. GRACE Bsssr1T, English Branches.
Miss NARY C. GonD0S, English Branches.
SENIOR CARLOS CAHDORvEz MEHA, spanish and Italian.
SiuNuRiSI ANroSIkrrA EHBA, Vocal Music.
SIGSOaISA MARIETTA EEyA, Plano.
JouS A. CALyo, Drawing and Painting.
WM. =. GRAuAu, Piano, Organ, Sacred Music.
G. w. THILOT, Plano.
ligSRIcu SCHNEIDER, Harp.
q. Ericsson, Guitar.
The Rev. Ggu. wvOuBnIDGE and the Rev. FRANK BAKER
lave kindly taken charge OF the Bible Glasses.
TERMS FOR TIE SCHOLASTIC YEAR,
p.rin,jn, thn, Isl ,luy Of October. and ending the lSt Jny Of