Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-08-28
EALOEIMA FAMILY SCHOOL,


rs1IE next ,r.s.on Of this school will commence on Wed.
uesLay, the 10Th OF September. and end the last Of the
following June. The number of pupil, IS limited 20 s!Atren,
and no day-schnlars received.
This School. opened fifteen years ago hy Mrs. Shelley,
re!!ct Of Daniel Shelley, Ut KalorGma, the family Residence,
still coniIuues TO nGrr attractions 10 parent; and guardians
i. Is The design OF the School TO afford the ddrantuges
OF houe.edusal!on, without Us disddruntd5ss-to unite the
system, regularity, and application OF school. win some,
thing Of Tie careful oversight and loving atmosphere OF
home.
actively aided their mother In conducting the school, and
for the las, three years have hah entire control OF II, vii
sti! continue TO exe.. their hes: energies for the good ofihelr
pupils. And having secured The services Of u gentleman OF
w.il.,rst.i ability, who will ceyole al his time TO the school,
they think, with so large n number OF teachers in proportion
to H.. number OF scholars, their little establishment may
take rank aUonss; the most thorough, II not amongst The
most sAo,cy, OF Virginia. schools for young Ladies.
Board ard English Tuition, per session.. .....s.U
Music and the Languages extra.
Circulars may be obtained by application 10 Mrs. siEf'
FEY & DAUGHTERS, Ka!Orama, staunton, Va.
Persons Wishing more impartial information are referred
10 the following gentlemen, who have all had daughters OF
near relatives at the School:
Gov. Le,cher, ". L. Paine, ESD, Richmond.
Benz. Crawford. ESQ.,, John Hartman, Esq, StHnn'on.
Hon. Jackson Morton, Washington L. Z.
Joseph S=gsr, Esq, Hampton, Va.
David Graham, Esq. Griham's Forge, Wyihe county.
+. II. Mays, Esq, %flncas.ir, Va; ,,,,n., ,.u,.,
Col. samI Drrwry, prewrysvilie, southampton county;
Gen. s. II. Lewis, por; Republic, Rockingham county, Va.
" II. EGinger, Esq, Larrisouburg. Va.
sI.oF For the .Sacral character and tone OF the school,
to The following weIl;kneTn CITIZENS OF StAsn'on u, ,,s,,
son, Thomas J. Mic!ic, ESD, Jefferson Finney, ESQ.,, \: H.
Trout. Esp, Vim. II. Tams, Esn. aug lt-cet
nRs. siioohA's s ls3AKoiN@ AMI DA1
FEIIE second session of This School will commence on me
4 first day Of October, lsG, and end the first day OF n
Is. 1861. ,s,,,,r s,,,o.
ted in an agreeable part Of the city, and every atsen
ton Is paid TO the personal comfort and health oitheyouns
All the usual branches OF female education are taught
the Modern Languages by Native masters, and Latin, Mu
sic, Drawing and Painting by competent professors In eacl
denartm.pt. The French Language will be taught by q ma
tive OF Paris. The growing necessity for this language II
our country, makes Il essential ;ha;it should be taught ora!
Iy. Tor which reason II will lie the Language OF the school
room, and, as soon as a proper selection can be made,
French lady vii! be procured to reside In the family.
A Glass will be formed in English Literature, and ''
course ef study will be thorough.
Whilst SIrs. Brooke hopes 10 promote the Intellectual I'm
pruveIuent Of the pupils committed to her care, sue WI
make Il her aim to give them a happy home, and as nuct
rs possible to add the refinement OF polished manners "
the culture Of the mind.
The corps Of Teachers consists Of
Mrs. Brooke, Principal, English Branches
3liss Lena Brooke,
Miss Gardener, ,
Prof. Oswald Heinrich, Chemistry, Natural Philosophy
and German,
SIgnor PersIco, Italian, &C.,
Moas. GAnbin, French.
Nr, We. Ter, German, Professor OF Music on Plano,
Mrs. Taylor, Vocal ;iusic.
Other teacher. viii he employed as the exigenc!es OF sm
School may require TERMS.
Onrhalf payabl. In advance, the other hall At tile END o
the session: Ann
Board, sgn%
Washing, n
LsGh.t, II
Fuel, y
English branches (ady.nced) .
English branches Qnterrnedia'el ~
English, In Primary Department, ~
Modern Languages (each9 %
Drawing and Painting. Professors fees. :,
Music, three lessons per week. : ~
Use OF Instrument EEFERENCEs:
I,h, y Tucker. Atty General Of Virginia, Richmond
Y, Professor D. II. Tucker. Medical College OF lissinla
pt1chnopJ. Va; lion. r. II. T. Hunter, u s., Loyds, ~
sex county, Va; Hon. James ". Mason, .: $. :. Wlne asa
Tuckrr, Esq. Ashland, Va; Rev. 7. '. Moore, y: o.' nSn
mopd, Va; lev. JaEes L. Graham, Savannah. ga! jugs
i. II. Marshall cha pioo' s, c, a' " III Rss DloI d d. Richmond
VA; Mr Abram Warwick, Richmond, va yauf ~ e CO. ~
HalIyburton, d. G. Z. g., Richmond: va Mr. " q" ura nn
: Hiaupin, DO; Dr.. Kober, il. Caben, Richmond:
scboo, addT.ss HENRY l.. BROOKE.
Aust-ctl5oc. h.cnlnona, !.
-FEUVANNA FEMALE INSTITUTE.
THE Sixth Session Of this Institution, will open on II.
aSTU or SEPTEMBER next, with a full corps Of ell
cient and experienced Teachers, and close on the s'th o
June following EXPENSES.
Board and Tuition in Preparatory eoarse....'.. FIX " y
" Collegiate ........ lob "
Tuition In Music, With use OF Instrumen:.......... 20 W
$ Of
Drawing, Painting, Embroidery, &c, at usual rates. ut,
The Institute Is accessible by the CanaL 'UaeD 49,
land q. Bremo Bluff, S8 miles from Richmond. ~, ,o IA,
For full particulars see Catalogue, Wn:c" y" ~
warded upon application 10 p-,,,n,I
Aug 16-ctis:0ct. lork Ceoo.
- SPRINGFILL ACApEMi.
~ y tho i,t day Of next September l propose 10 open !
zuns School, for young gentlemen, At my resi-
bot.u mt three roiles from Charlottesville. Everything
ueoSs, for q thorough preparation for the Gniversity
Iii b. taught, and the number OF ooardsrs strictly Hn''ee
so,so Address a.e for further particulars.
10 'sH' ". ". TEBBS, Charlottesville,
Albcmerle.
OGKEKHATsEN'S MOLAssES.-lG Darrell
u for sale by .rrrponr
Aug q l. : v. % DA'I'foNi'