The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-08-20
EDUCATIONAL.

f. RICE's SCHOOL viii hesi9 Let MONDAY in
September, and te,mp.ts son June ,ss.; sne Y
snsended 10 her, which she will endeavHr still to
:, ,h and and
s entrs.'ed e her care livery ,ad md e
which with the blessing Of God. may be IAN orna-
me ut IN prosperity and a refuge in adversitY',-a
parents parent. and propertv. They are thoroughly in
struoted in the prInci ples Of whatever studies
pursued. which may he still pursued by themselves
without q teacher and reduced to practice. She
endeavors TO make the acquisition of knowledge a
pleasure, rather than bu rden. and at school they
ENJOY eye4y comfort calculated to benefit the
health of body and mind plenty of room, air as
pure as the country. with clear, fresh water, and
winter the room Is generally spring temperature,
with every attention they could expect even at
home Strict attention is given to their morals,
py,ne'Pis. and to cultivate such an incorruptible
integrity N shall neither be brIbed nor intlmi-
capable of discrimln aling between the capacities
and physical ability Of different pupils, and of
c,ssssns and instrneuns them accordingly; ana
respective classes, she bestows time and instruc-
ton sspsra'ey, $" that at the close OF the session
they either eaual or excel any The pupils are not
0veTtasked but they are required TO sivs such at
tent on to udtes or oral instruction as shall ena-
HE them 10 a. cure some use al knwow edge cal
oulstea 10 rate the tnte act instead OF ener
vat ne it. RecItatlons durne the day s. The
oldes pu pis requested to study two at home te
cause they ri not nave time Ia do ter sc ting
10 sch ,o mn ch timr hem oocueied in recitns and
sxv,ai ing; teaching them only to recite is not
Guilty ,'ir the mnd aud 4 III be not siven suf-
hnient flr coupFehendina their studies. 1t Is use
'emrflc and Kind : hool opens Al o'clock All
Is 70 free tasks are finished m ttef
IA W soon Ore hour tha u uaI recess s me nave
ro'e. and "thers less, as thes apply and dep2rI
ne rs selves
Fver, rPquisif,o3 arises from a sense of duty,
sad the III est ard tenderest regard tor the We
are of her pupils who. s they become captble
+ sepIeolsilg< the b. et's cf hsylnE been faith
tudH tie n" mory oi those BY whose labors they
are thus blessed
Parents viii please visit often
Per sess on of 10 months, payable quarterly;
astn, with or without highest English
Primary English. Observation-Disclosures. 25 10
b sinaers. % %
su 1875
w, MUSlC-Mss r MARTIN will give
St1J$ rstru rtion IN Vooa! snd instrumental MU-
Sl1 C., Piano and Guitar after the lst of Sep
,ember. at her mothers residence.
tween 81 and 3D., au ls-ts
-CRUUC CARD
> Mrs M C. GARY will resume the responsible
duties OF her School on the first MONDAY in
September.
Residence. 4th street, CANDLES Hill. lau 7 2w.
MRS DR. RUST beas to announce that there
LADIES, which viii re- re. open &C HORER 1sT, 1850.
At her residence, Main street. between 7th and Sth
applications are respectfully requested iaa I'm I'm
CHURCH HILL FEMALE SEMINARY.
- The first session of this Institution will com
mence on the 1st October next, and terminate the
last OF June, 1861
In processing TO establish the above School, il is
designed that the course Of instruction shall be
comprehensive and thorough, afiording every IA
cty FIR the acquisition of finished education.
The Faculty of instruction will be selected with
strict reference to their qualification. experience
and sptness for imparting instruction in the va
rIous departments entruste1 TO their especial
charge. In the Department of Physical Sciences.
an apparatus for experimental illustration viii be
provided.
As i, is the purpose of the Principal to establish
n permanent School. of high srade, she ind Ilgfs
the hope that her efforts will be appreciated by
generous and enlightened community, and that
such encouragement will be extended as the merits
OF the School may command.
Board, including fuel and lights ..-.. $500 90
tuition nf in higher English branches. 20 ~
Tuition IN Ancient and Modern Lam
guages, each NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., 20 90
Music on Piano or Guitar, for two lessons W
- (Hf an hour a week. .......-.-..---- 60 90
Painting in Water Colors, Drawing, and
Ornamental Work, each .-.-.......---- 20 90
Oil Palnting... Observation-Disclosures. 30 %
''''-''' Mns. Nj. s. CR0CKETT.' "
au l5-eo3t' Richmond. Va.
~ X. BASS ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL
L. SCHOOL-The tenth session of my School
will commence on the Sd September. at my resi-
denoe, on Clay street, between LIST and I'd streets
In the Classical Department. ..-....--- $50 90
In the English Department.----.---.. 5000
Payable Quarterly.
Persons desiring TO enter scholars will please
call on me at my residence. 7. r. BASS.
au 7-lmN
MRS. MARY ID. LIBBY begs leave to in
dates of her School will be resumed on the 10th
duy OF Septem Der. at her residence on Marshall,
between let and I'd streets Having H. snzaged
and LATIN, together with the usual