The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-08-31
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N r M.us 10. 4 v y Z. MARTIn,,
q. SIC, Piano and Guitar b afass 4. nsata
teWber, at her mothers Tesidenos tAs lN n E
tws sl : Il and s sS as the house, Leigh
ID GORD0NsvfLLE, ora nHaGIH0OL, ).
10Th, ana closes q. is.s !. " jan School
| Payable half in s k.ss, s,, ="
board and English Tuition as"ce IN Psb,
musio. with use OF ms trunent ''''s..-
| lam -. '--~- - 49, 49,. 80. II
49, ''.'. IL
rraIstnx .---- 1890 -...f...-...''.e.."
EasMns =. $4,000. .....x.-. '''..-.
shall have the assistance Of ocn...'.
ers in conducting this School. ''"pstsat ls.
.u ,s-FAro.v JAS. L. JONES. Nm
FKEDERICK's Hall
The third session ofthis schnolA ALE Scion
EIthin half mile of FrederckSs H Halfh ss.
Central Railroad, will CONNIE noe on nh n. DEPOT
Tsa.s@p~ eos se on .ns ~ i't IF ef jsly es,e
Board ,o and Tuition in all the English So ,.Asi
F F,.ss ,s use Of
Drawing and Painting, each. -. q,
india lnk and CraSon. each, .........-. h,
An accomplished and exper,a,s.d., !,
have charge of this School. ''"eeo 'eaeas,,i
NY address Is Freder,,ck,s Hall. Loui,,
v 81 tH@si..s.,. SAfHz'I " WIZ Hit ii'
TEFFE KsON CLASSICAL a,
= I'M ME 4 SCHOOL, UNDER TIL Cor
pl ET Is 9F " J.G: wLLiAMs,H A. M..6spvag
d OF s s1n ei 'n ns school will Commence
For further particulars. as to te,m.
ensss' aPpy a. my residence, or through tS.s
their children must apply early, as ths , sesa
scholars is limited. "' sssnsis
QlGHMUND FEMALE INSTITSa
~ The Seventh Session begins OCToRIpE>
1850, and ends the last of JUNG, 1851. 0'hS b |
The increased prosperity of the past ...
courages the President IN the effort 10 MN
Institution yet more deserving of the arc s Il
age and the high literary character il has PATIO
It's Faculty Is large and able, its buidin1. ..fs
have an ample play ground attached, j Az Va
lily located and thoroughly furnished. II. nt
ratqs costly and eomplete. Its course Of s.ad, sn
pIehensive and thorough. 0on
The English Course, as will be seen f,or
Catalogue, is unusually large. and il ia m.S o.
pecislly prominent throughout. LAM uas.s y
taught after the methods best adapted M
mental disc. pine, which seems the true enseft
study but. In French particularly, conys,..,s
is Also carefully attended to. ''S's
Mr. CLAPP, and Mr.. G. G. MERa has = BEEN ssa, r.
to It. FAcuLTY;,
Charles H. Winston, A M .tUniv. ofvs ,lp,.,
dent and Prof. OF Moral Science and knslisa h.
Rev. J. l.. Burrows, D. D., Evidences of Chr,
James Leigh Jones, A. NJ, (Uniy. DIVA, ,N,s.
K. A. Lewis, II. D., Natural Sciences,
Prof F; kmion, sof Pass,l French.
Mis- Mary l.. Lettwich, Drawing, PalnlnI. 4.
John w: Reeve, Penmanship. ~
Miss s 7, Roy al, English Branches.
Miss n. 3. Valentine, English Branches.
Miss Jane g. Stanard, Preparatory Dspsy,u..,
Mrs. Ann Z: Mallory. Preparatory Depsrtmsss.,,
Miss MARY c, lathTos, Preparatory D spartn.s.
G. G. Mera, Piano.
q. A. Ericsson. Guitar.
The President will hear the recitations OF all,
classes at regular intervals, giving special Am,
uon to the Primary pupils. wv"
TERMS FOR NINE MONTHS.
(Half PAYABLE Oct. l, lS60-remainder Feb. Ii, a
English Tultf0n, Preparatory Departments h,
English TUITION; Collegiate Department. 81
Music on Piano, with Vocal Music. s'
Music on Guitar, +" 80 - "A,
Use of Instrument for practising -. !,
Vocal MUSIC alone, taken by all in classesl n
Drawing, Needlework, or Grecian Paint
Board, including everything except wash
ing ----- ----- .------.-.----.. 100
A reduction of one fourth to Ministers.
A>No extra charges. Pupils provide RooI
and Stationery at their own expense. In case
protracted sickness, a deduction will be made 4
absence.
Boarders are members of the Presidents fam
ly. Money to meet their incidental expens
should be deposited with him, and all letter,
them sent to his care.
Catalos ues. .contain ming full details, may DO O
President. CHAS. II. WINSTON
au z7sm Richmond. Va