Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-08-27
MN. LEFEBYRE,S SCHOOL.

TIME NEXT SESSION OF school begins the FIRST DAY
Il OF OCTOBER lseo terminates the last day Of June,
In consideration Of unprecedented
attended Efforts cannot refrain nom expressing thank
nessto our many friends and patrons and think We may be
paraoned ter pey teerIng 70 some o. e mary
foded which the permanent prosperity OF al such Institutions
must ultimately depend
and recurrence Of large fenSe ns;itu and eordng al
most advantages for The comfort and convenience Of
pur ony two young ladies will occupy the same chamber
except when three may prefer to room together.
The Principal has made female ducaton the study and business
upwards Of twenty his assistants are well qualified and
Perenced selected with especial reference to the branches under
their charge and ueenty tried IN this institution to be referred
10 with entire cenddence
Our sytem etueaon thorough complete while the
facilities Afforded for perfection In the accomplishments
education the devoted Insure the acquire
msn Of sound practical learning The reason and Judgment
ignored made subsidiary to and dependent on the former
daily consists essentially in close searching exama
aon careful explanations and familiar lectures The plan pur-
sued for In Instruction In the French department has
proved emnenv successful II language Of the family
and attention vsnin indeed every facility afforded
enable those pupils boarding with TO acquire accurate
o. aud 10 speak with uency French
conversation In this respect think school
advantages which can only be equaed BY few Institutions Of
Music Vocal and Instrumental Drawing and Painting both
from models and from ndr und the charge Of Professors
uetors are employed exclusively school, that by
devotng Their time and attention entirely our pupils every ad-
msntse
such rules and regulations are enforced pro-
mote the welfare aud interest Of all The pupils
TEACHERS.
HrBRkr p EFTnvRE A. NJ Principal Natural Philosophy LTa-
ture, Moral and Mental Philosophy, French.
VIZ WILLIAMS 4. b., Vice Principal Astronomy, Mathematics,
Chemistry, History, Latin.
EDwARp O HOWARD kuglsh Literature, History. Reading
Mrs GEAcE BESSETr, English Branches.
MSS macy c. GORDOS, English Branches.
Senior CARLOS CAEpOyEz MERA, spanish and italian.
siGSoElSA 'xToSIEuA EEBA Vocal Music
SlGxORiSA MARIETTA EEBA, Plano
JONI A CALyo Drawing and Painting.
WV GRAslu Piano, organ, Sacred Music.
@. W Tmow, Piano
HgSEIcH ScHSnnEE, Harp
U. kEicSsoS, Gultsr.
WooBaD0E and the Rev PRASK BAKER have kind
ly taken charge Of the Bible Glasses.
TERMS FOR THE SCHOLASTIC YEAR.
Beginning the LIST Il October ending the LIST day Of July
For Board tkUV
Tor ~ W.
Nor ~ ~
For English Tuition '..'..''..'.'......' ~ 70
For Modern Languages, each ............ ~ w
French When studed exclusively Of the English branch
~ W
For LAn w
For Music on Pia,c, Guitar, Organ Singing:
lesson (of hour week. 90 90
For two lessons (of hour week so %
three (of hour week 100 %
For four lessons (of iour) week 100 90
For Sacred Music In 90
For Harp. Teachers fees
for the OF Piano. ~ w
For Drawing from Models 70 20
Drawing from Nature. 30
For Painting IN water Colors ~ Wy
Primary Experimentation Children under II years age 80 %
RERERENCtS
THE PA1Roxs or aE eh Reverend Bishop Meade
Right nshop Eot Ga; Right Reverend bishop JOHNS,
Virginia; Right Reverend Bhop Cobbs Alabama Reverend A.
Empe ID. D., wi mngton N c. Rev Dorget ID. D., Rich
nond Reverend Charles Read Richmond;
v Moore ID D.. Richmond Va. Reverend, Wm. H. Wheel
wright Richmond Va Reverend John Saunders Richmond Va