The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-08-17
HAMPTON ACADEMY.
- lNsTRU TORS.
JOHN B. CARY, A NJ Principal
FLEMING JAMES. Jr A NJ III. of Va
"IlFRED f. CUTSH AW, v. NJ. |.
LEV Ef, Mn

MISS EMILY A. CLEv ELAND.
The exercises of this Sc Dol Will begin on the LIST
oil October, and continue IN mon his.
Board lights extra and Tuition in Ancient Lam
BIZ SOM arnEaIly is 9ieaase Modern Ian Ian.
For catalogue or further information. address
the Principal, Hampton, Va. aus I'm
CHEsAPEAKE FEMALE COLLrGE,
~ ~ NEAs OLD POINT ANo HAMPTON. VA.
4enoe on tie fist WI DNESDAY IN October =
beauty and healthiuress, the easy sccess to it,
ard ~ proximity II Hampton. Norfolk and Ports
mouth, is particularly suited to B 'arding School.
Hone of the diyerting or tempting Influences of
the city here affect the pupils Nor is there anI
hl hind from day pupils as all are boarders,
= well ordered home. The urse oi destruction
divided INTO ten departments or schools, in oh
OF which Diplomas are awarded uocn write ex-
I.inatIons The Teachers are gentlemen Of thor
ough scholarship. and have secured for themselves
ard the Institution hi reputation.
Boo56d including fuel ish's and Washing for the
English Tuition IN Preparatory and Cole
low thef branches extra. o. p"
address, BBsy. G fr5 4 RAMON d. H4npJon. Va.
~ - Rev. THos HC"E Portsmouth, Va.
Ma RICE WILL OPEN AN English
~, ~ AMI tLAsSIGAL SCHOOL ON THE ,sr
o. GGf kr AZ TS * 9s
his course Of instruction Will he SYSTEMATIC and
without which no real progress can be nads,)
wncn mas been pursued hy hi+ m9ther tor the last
entlous DISCHARGE Of his duties 10 receive the pat
ronase of those re ~ desiring the improvement
He Tefe1s u pev Dr.. Burrows nr De Witt, of
the Index, and Thomas D gu ,rles, Esq.
re al an anS s By osRs at s
al l3-2w
REy.M ! Observation-Disclosures SCHOOL,
l. Ra up tn Sx-Ns,
WI On llfh Street, near Marshall.
, The fifteenth session Of REV NJ. ]. NICHE Ell
"a HERS SCHOOL will commence on the first
MON AF IN September
NJ viii be ssistsd by Mr.. EDu ARD TUR-
the approval of the patrons and Of the Principal of
the school; and BY urs. e. P BENN Err, whose
well known merits as teacher make it unneoes-
sary u SAY more in her behalf.
=, ne following subjects comprise the studies of
EEne''sh with all its branohss, including the
Bellies Lettres; German, French, Hebrew and
Prce OF TUITION of the session, ending on the LIST
| of July xs $40 SIS. ard $50
For further Iniormatlon, address
Nj. ]. MIClIFLBACHER,
au Its Corner OF list and Marshal SITS.
CHFSAPEAkE H,Li. FEMALE sEII.
pR1Nr1Fi ney s a., o b R; baNkS'
ton Will commence on the Eth of September and
Psass the s OF ay Te very
ing H2nh Hampton
| WARRINGTON ACADEMY, AMELIA,
~ VA-The next session of this Institution
| CONNIE noes Sept Sd. and closes June 23th 1861
Reference TO the Trustees and Patrons; Hon
John Letcher Judge ] w. Brookenbrough; Col,
| F. II Smith, V. NJ. |; Major John T l.. Preston /;
ra9nlt{ of W ashlngton College; Wa. s. White,
ID, d ; DR.. Geo. Scott
No deduction for loss Of time, except in case of
protracted sickness.
jHO. A. z. IMBODEN, AN.
tINNEY MILLS. Amelia. Va. iy 23-t10thS.
MRS MORSE will open SCHOOL, on Mar
80 shall street. between 4th and 9th, CONNIE nc
Ing the isT gF SEPTEM B Err, and ending the
LIST OF July. The usual English branches viii be
taught: Also, NJ UslC on the Pian0.
rtor further PARTICULARS, apply at her residence
after the 18th of August.
REFRRENCEs.-Cnl 3. H. Parker, Alexander X,
Parker, Esq Col T j Evans. au s. 2w*
TT X. BASS ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL
/; SCHoOL.-The tenth session of my school
viii commence on the Sd September. at my resi-
dZnce, on Clay street, between LIST and I'd streets.
IeIms usual.
In the Ing Hsh Depa tine nj. 300
Payable Quarterly.
Persons desiring TO enter scholars Will please
Gail on NE at my residence. T. X. BASS.
du 7-lmf