The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-25
EDUCATIONAL
HANOVER ACADEMY, VA.
H. p. JONES, NJ. A., PRISciPA


H. p. JONES, NJ. A, PRINCIPAL
HILARY JONES, NJ. A.
WILLIAM NJ. FoyTAfSE, NJ. A.
ALEX. T. MATHEWS, NJ A
JAMES M. BOYD. ii. 4.
The second term begins MARCH Let, 1851
For further particulars, address
fe 8-lot Taylorsviie, Hanover CO., Va
CHEsAPEAkE Female COLLEGE,
" NEAR HAMPTON.
This School continues in successful operatisu.-
C cTi1isn'' every i"'ii''y i0r Alho"oodh EDu
The commsneemsHt Of the second half Of The
time for the entrance Of pupils.
BOARD and TUITION in the Euglish Depart
mnent, $3.50 For Ancient and Modern Languages.
re Further information may be obtained by ad.
dr fs saHst c. A: KAfhM Aa.S!:;,
CHURCH HILL ENGLISH CLASSICAL
" \ r., AND !, MATHEMATICAL SCHOOL, ON BROAD,
BETWEEN PATH AND 25rH STREETS. The sec
AIRY L. and closes July Is.
~, TE Iaa I'VE months payable in advance,
Reference Is made to the following gentlemen,
patrons OF the school Messrs. Hunt James,
lett, A; 8. Lee, franklin stearns, E. A. smith.
Esqs, John Knox, NJ. ID.
c. S. MILLER,
re la-2wA w. j.. MlLLkR, n. A
DICHMOND l. NJ L L iNSrITUTE.--
~ The second half Of the present session beg ns
FEBRUARY 18th, aud ends the last of June.
The commencement OF a new term presents
most favorable opportunity for the admission OF
new pupil-.
Although our School is already somewhat full
or than usual, the extent of our arrangements
readily enables US to receive a still larger mum
We have SIXTEEN Teachers, Of ability and ex-
perlence, nearly the same number of large and
comfortable recitation rooms, and ample grounds
Our BOARDING facilities are also excellent.
ou ON course is extensive and complete, beginning
Enp lish md off hal
ny course, to which special attention Is given and
including the higher Eng fish, the Language, Mu-
sic, and the Ornamental branches.
TBRMs:
70, thf hag Session, y4yao.e in adeanos.)
French, or other Languages. ................ 10
s sos4s IN ne clue sysrv,hins. s %
fe isNdim cHAs. II. WINSTON, Frssi HaEaiy TO
MRs. PELLETS SCHOOL,
The second term OF this SCHOOL commences on
The ,ss Of February, when a few more pupils can
Parents who entrust their children 10 Mrs PEI.
LET'S care, are assured that they will be rHoR.
ousHLY GKousDhn In all ths branches essential to
flushed education.
Terms made known on application at her real
dsnce. fe i2--din,
TTNIVEKSIIY AND Law sCHOOL. - ro-
q Civil, CONSTITUTIONAL and International Law,
Equity, and the Law Merchant, in the University
ing on the 9th Of March next, will take into con-
slderation the acceptance Of his resg nation and
the appointment OF 4 successor.
Applications for the appointment should be I'D
dressed to the subscriber, at Char otesviI1e Va.
THOS. J. RANDOLPH,
| fe l2-t6M Rector University Of Virginia.
| n LID DOMINION INSTITTTE--C0RNER
" OF FRANKLIN AND 6rH sTREETS.-T Sc
cond half Of the session Of this school, for 1850
will commence the 18th Of February and en- i
| the 3oth OF June next ensuing.
The Rev. FRANCIS J. B0GGS has been added
| to the Board of Instruction, and will, with his
| family, reside In the Institute buildings The
MUSICAL DEPARTMENT will continue under
Mr. CHAsE's superintendencs, who will be aided
by competent assistants. 4 gentleman has been
| employed to take charge Of the glasses ia ALGE-
BRA, and others will be to teach other specih g
studies and another female teacher will be ebl :
ployed. The LECTURES on BIBLICAL LITERA-
TURE, by Rev. JAS. A. DUNCAN, will be n
| tinued, as also the FRIDAY AFTERNOON LITE
| RARY LECTURES. The PREPARATORY DE-
PARTMENT, for very small girls, W III receive ia
| special care Of the Principal of the school.
| The BOARDING DEPARTMENT will be libe
rally and carefully conducted, and every comic n
and facility will be afforded to young ladies hoard
| Ing In the family. ~. t-e
No labor or expense will be spared 70 make the
School equal to any In the land for the education
Of females. al
~ For further information, address
J.E. sHUNATE, Principal.
Richmond. January, isel. j. 2s--dim.