Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-23
MIR. LEFEBVRE's SCHOOL.

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NHE NEXT SESSION Of school begins on tie FIRST DAY
OF OCTOBER 1850 and terminates on the last day Of June,
In Of the almost unprecedented thshas
attended Efforts cannot refrain nom our thank
fulness friends and patrons and think be
for briefly referring Of the many advantages az
iOrded which the prosperity Of all such Institutions
The buildings large comnodou planned for the wants
and requreme Is Of large female nsiuionsnd aGordng al
most mn dual advantages convenience Of
pup Only young ladies will the chamber
The Principal Question the study and business
Of his % and has been engaged In successful teaching or
penced selected especial the branches under
their charge and sufficiently tried in this Institution to be referred
Our ystcn Of education thorough
female greate the acquire
sound the reason aad Judgment are
exercre1 preference memory and the LATTER while not who'll
ignored made subsidiary to and dependent on The former
daily consists essentially In close searching eHain-
atoms careful explanations familiar lectures The plan Pur
many In instruction the French department has
much time yenIpdeed every facility Afforded
TO enable those pupils boarding with US 90 acquire an accurate
knowledge o. and speak with and aueney the French
conversation In this respect think our school pos
advantages which only be equAed by few institutions Of
Music Vocal and Instrumental Drawing Painting both
from models and from nature are under the charge OF Professors
emneny qualified In their various branches Most OF these To-
employed teach exclusively In our school, that BY
devotng their time and attention entirely to pupils ad
vantage be Afforded for the on OF these accomplish
saeh rules and are pro-
mote the welfare and interest Of o al ss pupils
Huuxur P Lrr.Bvrv A. W. Principal Natural Philosophy era-
turc, Moral and Mental Philosophy, French.
WM g. WILLIAMS A. B. Vice Principal Astronomy, Mathematics,
Chemistry, History, Latin.
Rev Ro GArEwOoD A NJ formerly Professor William Mary
Ms Gsicz Bennett, Ersirh Branches.
Miss MARY O 6oRDos, English Branches.
Senior ClRlOs CiRDovn hERA, spsclsh and Italian
siGSoKSA ASIoSrsT1A EAsl, Vocal Music.
sIGSoRSA MARIETTA ERBA, Piano
JoHs A. oALTO, Drawing and Painting
VIZ GRAsAC. Plano, Organ Sacred Music.
HzncH scHs1DES, Harp.
o. EHicssoS, Guitar.
he Pew Ro WooRapaK and The Rev PRASK Ram have Kind
y taken charge q he s GOs GAs sco, ,s,c VIA,
Beginning the LIST day d October and ending the LIST day Of July
Washing .................... ............ 90 o.
FOR Lghs ~ w
Hor Fuel ~ w
For English Tuition ............. 40 90
For French when studied exclusively the Eugh branch
FOR Latin, g 90
TOr Music on Papo, Guitar, organ or Singing;
Por lesson (o an hour week 40 90
POr two lessons (ot an hour week ........ so 20
Por three lessons (of hour week 10 20
For four lessons (of an hour week lO0 w
Ior Sacred Music In w
~ 70, -, M IN
1or me use o. Ni o. M
For Drawing from Nature. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 20
For Painting in Water cOlors. 20 90
Primary Dsparnsnt-ior children yc. age so 90
THEPAIRoxs oriHr scHoo-Rgh Reverend Bishop Meade Va
Right bishop Elliott Ga; Right Reverend bishop JOHNS
Em ss,f B. B., vi mogon n Rev DSSEs. D. Rich
Reverend Charles Read Richmond Reverend Nelson Head
Danve Va Reverend g. Gderseev., Richmond Val Reverend
T. v. Moore, D.. Richmond VA ve"end, Wu ii. Wheel
wright Richmond Reverend John Saunders Richmond, Va
The Clergy OF the Episcopal Church In Virginia. -
~ All letter. be directed 10 HUBERT LEREBVRE Rich
mond. Iy26-dGeSm
NIOTICE-AppcAton Will be made 70 ths President and d.
IN the Virginia. for TIE renewal OF certificate
No 1924 in said Bank dated December g. 1884, for one share
standing In the Of ANDREW PARKS Of KAnaEha the original
having been lost eI-dov
VXTANTED.-Al lady well qualified teach in school Of
w high grade Applicants to state distinctly all they can teach
and TO address mmt diately DR. THOs p. ATKINSON,
Danylle. Va