Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-08-29
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TIHE NEXT SESSION Of our school begins on tie FIRST DAY
OF OCTOBER, 1860 and terminates the last day Of June,
consideration Of the unprecedented
attended efforts cannot refrain nom expressing thank
fulness many friends patrons may
pardoned for briefly referring 10 Of the advantages a
orded which the permanent prosperity OF all such Institutions
The buildings large and eOnmodOu planned for the
and requirements OF large female nstuton-and anodng al
unsqued advantages for the comfort and convenience
pupi Only two young ladies will occupy the chamber
except when three may pre- 20 room together.
Tie Principal has made female ducAon the study and business
upwards Of twenty Year, assistants are well qualified and
peenesd selected with especial to the branches
Our system Of education thorough and complete and while the
facilities Afforded for perfection In the accomplishments CT
female education the greatest devoted Insure the acqur
exercised In preference TO memory and the latter while Who'll
y ignored made subsidiary to dependent the iOrmer
s Sas I % SSRss I IN ec .eAGsg ssa%o
sued Tor In instruction In the French department
emnrnv successful II the language OF tie family and
much time and attention is yen-indeed every facility afforded
knowledge Of speak with and Gusncy the
common Conversation In this respect rk school
the Kind IN the country.
Music Vocal and Instrumental Drawing and Painting both
from models and from nature under the charge Of Professors
emnenty qualified In their various branches Most OF these In
uetors employed to teach exclusively In school, that by
deyotng their time and attention entirely TO pupils ad
vantage be Afforded for the Son OF these accomplish
ments.
such rules and regulations are enforced as are to pro-
mote the welfare and Interest Of AL the pupils
p LETsuvEE, A. W Principal Natural Philosophy uiera
ture Moral and Mental Philosophy, French.
W. q. WILLIAMS A. b., Vice Principal Astronomy, Mathematics
Chemistry History, Latin.
EDwAHD G Nov ARD knglah Literature History Reading
Mrs GRACE BENNETT, English branches.
Mss MARY G. GoRDoS English Branches.
Senior CARLOS c'RDoyEz nERl, Spanish and Italian
soNuRiNA fRBA, Vocal Muslc.
SeSOEiNA MAKiKTrA ERBA, Piano.
JONI CAlTo, Drawing aud Painting
va GAAHAU. Piano. Organ, Sacred Muiic.
Q. W THuow, Plano.
HENsCH HsnDEA Harp.
0. kRcssOS, Guitar.
The and the Rev. FRAS BLE have kind
~ tnke oh ~ HE Dible
TERMS FOR THE SCHOLASTIC YEAR.
Beginning the st day October and ending the lat day OF July
For Board S2OO w
FOR washing ....--....... ~ VI
For Lights. 10 w
Nor Pusl. 10 20
English TUITION. .......... ............... 20 90
For Modern Languages each 20 90
French when studied exclusively of the Engh branch
~ w
FOR Latin ~ w
For Music o Piano, Guitar, Organ Singing:
(of hour week 40 90
(of hour week. so 20
For three lessons of hour) week 100 90
For four lessons (of hour week 100 90
For Sacred Music In Class 500
FOR Iehcherb
Hor the use OF Plano ~ w
For Drawing from Models 90 %
For Drawing from Nature 40 %
FOR Painting In Water Colors 40 90
Primary Experimentation Children under II years age so 90
RRFERENC'S
TIE PAIRoSs sHoo-Rght Reverend Bishop Meade Va
Right bishop Elliott Ga Right Reverend bishop JOHNS
Virginia; Right Bshop Cobhs Alabama Reverend
Emple d. D., wi mington n. Rev. Doggett, d. d. Rich
ond Reverend Charles Read Richmond Reverend Nelson Head
t. " Moore d.. Richmond, Va; Reverend WIN. II. wheel
wright Richmond Va Reverend John saunde Rchno VA
The Clergy OF the Episcopal Church in Virginia
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