The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-22
EDUCATIONAL

C,IruRCH HILL ENGLISH CLASSICAL
ss1I s sTesssThs s.e
and half session of this school commenced Febrn-
airy Is and closes July Is. .., "a .sr.n..
fERss.-for i've months, Payapie IN dd'ah'e'
Reference il made to the following gentlemen,
to, r. A. Wilkins, A. Y stokes, Andrew +. FL |
,stt A. s. Lee. FrankIin stearns, E. A. Smith,
Esqs.. John Knox, M. Dr. MILLER
to,a--qwx W. H. MILLER. NJ. A.
DICtIMOND FEMALE INSTITUTE
II The SECOND half Of the ,p q pe begins
The commencement of new term presents
most favorable opportunity for the admission OF
np Although our School is already somewhat fall
or than usual, the extent OF our arrangements
readily enables us to receive 9'iii larger NUM-
wv We have SIXTEEN Teachers, OF ability and ex;
perieuce, nearly the same hummer OF large ana
comfortable recitation rooms, and ample grounds
onr E0kRDING facilities are also excellent
onr course is extensive and complete, beginning
with the low est English studies of the Preparato
nv courss to which special attention Is gwen and
iScIudinr the higher English. the Languages, Mu
Sic and the Ornamental branches
Terms:
(Foy the half session. p6B0tte IN ndrdnoe] -
English in Preparatory department. SIS
EnSiish in Collegiate ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. rs
French other Languages. ..'''''''''''' ~
Board Boar, including everything ;........- 90
For other particulars or l9l sataEospes sfpy 10
|
Mrs. PELLETS SCHOOL,
| nj on BROAD ST, BErwEES 10Th AsD l1rH.
| The second term of this SCHOOL commences on
the 18th of February, when few more pupils can
parents who entrust their children to Mrs. PEI
| LET'S care, are assured that they Will be THOR
orGBIY GROUNDED in all the branches esSehllal 10
Terms made known on application at her resi-
deuce Ie - l--u-5"
UNIVERSITY AND LAW sCHUoL.-Prg-
| y fesser H0LCOMBE having resigned tl9 G q
of Civil, Constitutional and lnternatl0h9l law
Equity, and the Law Merchant, IN the university
OF Virginia the Board of Visitors, at their meet
ing On the 9TH Of March next; Will take INTO con-
SHERATON the acceptance of his resignation, and
! the appointment Of a successor
| Applications for the appointment should De a ad
THOS. J. RANDOLPH,
f4 l2-tsM Rector University of Virginia.
0LD DOMINION INsriTUTE--C0RNEf
~ OF FRANKLIN AND STU STREETS the -; Sc
will commence on the 18th Of February and en'
the Goth Of June next exits ensuing baar s6sa.
to the Board of Instruction, and VIII, with n
family reside in the Institute buildings IN
MUSICAL DEPARTMENT will continue und d
Mr. CHASE'S superi ntendenee VINO VIII ne a hue
EMPLOYED to take charge of the classes IN ALG +
- BRA, and others viii be to teach other Specln
. ployed The LBCTU hes On BlBLICAL LiTERA
, | TURE by Rev. JAS. A. DUNCAN, VIII be con
qqs q sIG RI fk Tba phEPARaToR{ ii
J. PARTMENT, for very SMALL girls, will receive ID
special care Of the Principal q he sch99l:
: The BOARDING DEPARTMENT Will be I1bt
= rally and carefully conducted, and every comic
h and facility viii be afforded to young t@uleS ooaft
ing in the family. ,,,, .. ,,aI,o -
school equal to any in the land tor the edueatio
Of r 5sm Fd ,sI further information, address
If J. L. SHUMATE, Principal !:
: Richmond January 1851. ia 25-dlm*