Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-09-14
SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.
VIE. sClioNL

rBNnE MEX SESSION Of our School begins on the FIRST
4 DAY OF OCTOBER, lstu, and terminates on the last
day Of june, iSGl.
In consideration o. the almp.. unprecedented success
that has attended our efforts, We cannot refrain from en-
pressing our thaaktuluesss 10 our many friends and patrons
and think We may be pardoned Tor briefly referring 10
some OF the many advantages Afforded, on which the per
manent prosperity Of all such institutions must ultimately
depend.
The buildings are large and commo,Iious, planned Tor tie
wants and requirements Of a large female Institution, nn1
aGording almost unequalled adyantages! Tor me Gni ,rIl | "
convenience of our pupils. Only two young ladies Will nc-
cupy the same chu,aher, eXc,p, When three may prefer 10
room together. , .,I
The princlnal hs. made female education the study anu
business of Ills life, and has now been engaged ~ uGe &C. {
teaching for upwards Of twenty years; his assistants are
well qualified and experienced lis, sy.I e. ~'' nni surieirntIv
trle! In ibis institution to be referred TO with entire conf
Gence. .,,
Will, ,hr hes, facilities are afforded iur perfection in the ac-
comuljslmruis nf female education, the greatest care u,
d.vntrl 10 insure the requirements OF sound, practical
l.,rpInr. the reason and %judsnent are exercised Ia prefer
-nce 10 memory, and the latter, while no, wholly ignored,
Is made subsidiary 10 and dependent oil the TURNER.
Our daily system consists essentially In close, searching
examinations, careful explanations aud familiar lectures
The plan pursued for many years i'll instruction an me
is The language 81 the family. and much time and attention
is yiveu-iudred every facility nIordcd-i" enable Hose
Of, and 10 speak with ease and iiuency. the French OF com,
mon conversation. In this respect, we thlhK our seiiooi
possesses advantages which can only he cqhai!e" W 'c"
institutions of the kind In tins country. ...
Music, Vocal and Instrumental, Drawing ana th!hllhE
both from models and from nature, are under the charge oil
Professors euinentlv qualified In their various branches.
Most Of ,L-sr instructors are employed to teach exclusive!
In our school. that by devoiinG their time ana a.t lem "
entirely to our pupils, every ADVANTAGE may "c "" '"
the ACQUISITION of these ACCOMPLISHMENTS. =,
such rulc. and regulations are enforced as are csicuia'e"
TO promotc the welfare and Interest OF AL The pupils.
TEACHERS.
urprRr p. LxrSnrRE, 4. A.. Principal, Natural Phiioso
nby, Literature, Moral and Mental Philosophy, French.
WV. e. WILLIAMS, A.. H., Vice Principal, Astronomy, Ms,he-
MATES, Chemistry, History, Latin.
Rev. 10. GAr&woon, a. NJ, Gormerly Professor in VIII
liam and Mary Collvgc,) History and Reading.
Mrs. GRACE lESSETr, English branches.
Miss MARY C. GoRpuy, English Branches.
SESun CARLOS CiGpuRvL2 MsHA, Spanish AMI Italian.
SIGSoEISA AHroSIHrTA EEBA, Vocal Music.
SiGSnRTSA MARIETTA EEBA. Piano.
JonS a. CALYo, Drawing am! Painting.
YIN. +. lHABAr. Piano, orsan. Sacred Musir.
C. W. TnILOw, rlsuu.
HEINRICH SCnSxipLi:, Harp.
D. ERICSSON, Guitar.
The Rev. GEO. WOnpnkIpUE and tine Rev. FRAME BAE:h
have kindly taken charge OF the Bible Glasses.
TERMS FOR THE SCHOLASTIC YEAR,