The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-08-14
EDUCATIONAL.
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HAMPTON ACADEMY.

HAMPTON ACADEMY.
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MISS EN- MA A. CLEVELAND:
The exercises OF thIs School will begin on the LIST
OF October, and continue ten months
Board ll,ghts extral and Tuition in Ancient Lam
&c ssms as@mniIv ~ GO" edeanes Modem Ian Ian
spsses. each. $40, and Mnsio go sa,,a.
the Prl G1 ps Hampton M Va. aa si,n''
RICHMOND FEMALE INSTlTUTE.-
~ This Seventh Session begins OCTOBER lsr,
1860, and ends the last OF JUNG; 1881.
courages the President in the effort to make the
INSTITUTION yet more deserving of the large patron
age and the high literary character IL has acquired
It's aouty is large and able. it's buildings which
have an ample play ground attached are beauti
fully located and thoroughly furnished, its appa-
raus costly and com pie te. Its course of study com
prehenslve and thorough.
The English Course, will he seen from our
Catalogue, is unusually large. and il is made es
pecially prominent throughout, LANGUAGES are
mental discipline, which seems the true end OF the
study but, in French particularly, conversation
is also carefully attended to.
The Musical Department remains in charge of
Mr., CLAP, and Mr.. c. Z. MkRA has been added
Charles H. Winston, A NJ .tUniv of Va ,,Pres,-
dent and Prof. of Moral Science and English Lit
Rev J. l.. Burrows. D. D., Evidences of Chris
James Leigh Jones. A. M ,tUniv. of VAL Mathe-
"f'I 4. f hex hsn H. b. Natural Sciences.
Prof F: Emon. !of PARIS. French.
Senor Carlos G. MeTa, Spanish and Italian.
John w. Reeve, Penmanshlp.
Miss s. p. Royal, English BRANCHES.
Miss N. s. Valentine, English Branches.
Mrs. Ann E; Mallory. Preparatory Department.
n. b. Clapp, Principal of M usical Department
G. c. Mera, Piano.
y. A. Ericsson. Guitar.
The President will hear the rotations of all the
classes at regular intervals, giving special atten
ZION to the Primary pupils.
(Half payable Oct; l. ls6o-remainder Feb. Is, '6l
english Tuition, Preparatory De partme nt.s 80 %
Eng lish Tuition, Collegiate Department. 50 90
Ancient and Modern Languages, each 20 90
Music on Piano with Vocal Music. 80 %
Music on Uultar, ........ 40 90
Vocal MUSIC aloLe, taken by all in classes) ECO
Drawing, Neediework, or Greolan Paint
ing 80 ..--- $780, 70 ~
Board, inciadins everything except wash % ~
w Eas 's SSS 60
reduction of ons-foarth to Minis,;1s. ~ W
Mo extra charges. Pupils provide Books
and Stationery at their own expense In case of
protracted sickness, a deduction will be made for
absence.
Boarders members of the Presidents fami-
ly. Money to meet their incidental expenses
should be deposited with him, and ali letters for
them So mt to his care.
cstaosues, containing full details, may he oh
tsned at the Bookstores oT by spgI eaten e the
au4-2hm Richmond. Va.
n GKACE STRFET, BETWEES Third
AN NJ. btP # si A. NM va Palxe,pA1
The next session Of tins INSTITUTION will com
nate on the Goth June, 1861.
The Principal will be aided, as heretofore. bv
ability and experience, cannot fail to give satjsfsc
ton.
The Boarding Department will be under the man
faI hp
MARY X CAssELs, formerly of Savannah. They
alone wlIl reside IN the semir ary with the young
troll over those committed to their charge
The success which has attended this effort Ia es-
tahllsh IN the city OF Rich nond = Female Semi
nary of the first class, has encouraged the Principal
to provide more ample accommodations for the
next session. The buildings are now helng en-
IN them, which VIII add greatly TO their conve-
to four boarders will occupy one room. Tie Reel
tat!on Rooms will be well arranged for the accom-
Tss1sHFor Nine Months.
Washing, fuel and lights 80 10
Tuition in the Preparatory Department.. 30 10
Tuition IN ordinary English Branches. 800. 40 w
Tuition in advanced English Branches. 50 ~
Tuition IN Modern and Ancient Languages,
each. .................. - 20 100
Music, Vocal and instrumental Piano and
curt ar)-Fo or one lesson, OF one hOy- per
For two lessons per week, of one hour each - %
Use OF Piano ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 10 W
Drawing, in crayou.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 81 10
Pantlng, III water coors. .............. 10 ~
Painting, IN oil. ...... SO W
One hall payable on the LIST Of October, 1860, and
the remainder on the 18Th of r ebruary, 1861
Reference is made TO Rev. DR.. Moses d. Hoge,
anu 70 any Of the former patrons Of the school.
Catalogues OF the Seminary, containing more
detailed information, can be obtained at any OF the
b?o5stores' or by apPhGaft!00q to the undersigned.
Jy Is SIN A. NJ. DUPU1, Richmond, Va.
JTNIOs FEMALE INsTITUTE.-The next
y session OF thus institute Will open on the Fsh
The present Prime pal. Rev, r. F. STUBBS. has
resigned that position. and the school will. in fu-
t tyre he under the Presidency of Rev. w. J.
The scholastic year will be divided into two
terms the hTst commeIG c on the 18th of Sep,
second commenclng on the LIST of February and
closing on the Both of June.
Rev. w J. POINTS. Nj D., Prncipal; Professor
of Ancient and Modern Languages, and of Moral
Rev. r. f, STUBBs. Professor of Natural Sci
Miss ADELE POINTS, Instructregs IN Prepare
tory Department, and Assistant IN Modern Ian
+. A. NEWHISER, Professor of Instrumental
Miss ADELE POINTS, Assistant Instruotress
IN Music. Expenses PER TERN:
Board, including lodging and fuel ......... 80 90
tuition IN Urinary English Branches. ....... u so
dnoient and Modern I languages, each. p 50
Painting, Drawing. Ornamentals, &c, each. 10 10
Music en- Piano, and Vocal Music. 20 90
Ali fees payable half in advance. No deduction
except in cases OF protracted sickness.
All applications for information should be di-
rectsd to Mr.. A. 6. sTUBBS, Richmond, Va. TIL
LIST September; after that, to- the Principal.
The undersigned sohcits q fair share Of the pub
lopatronage. w. J. POINTS, Nj. D.
au 3-2tawtl5S*
MIGHT sCHOnL VIRGINIA MECHAN-
- ICS' INSTlTUTE.-NOTlC TO TEACH
x sSssf HS IS ~
TlIFE, for the session of 1850 and 1861.
PROPosALS.-For what amount will J0u agree tn
teach all the English branches, to a number of
scholars not exceeding one hundred and fifty. ard
ohlgate yourself 10 furnish two competent assist
ants, to be approved by the CommIree-the SEES
SION to commence on the first Monday night in
October, and close on the first OF March. tive
months three nights IN each week. two hours and
S MM WWAGfkxAbfEt RsoE,, Night School :,s
jy 81 2tawlm
- NOT SPRINGS, POWHATAN COUNTY,
VA SCHOOL will be opened at this place on
the FIRST OF OCTOBER next, under the di-
rection of the ndersigned.
Though designed especially az preparatory to the
ford no fewer advantages to those intending to
enter other Universities, or any College
One OF the Principals Will teach Nj AIHEMAT-
struc'ors shall in every case, be graduates Of the
University OF Virginia. COlloQillal classes, how
ever, In MODERN LANGUAG ES, will receive
occasional instruction from natives OF those Ian
guages.
Charges for the session, $3.50, including every
thing.
Circulars may be obtained at the bookstores in
Richmond, or by application to US through the
QInhr md hoe