Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-04-24
SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.


GRAPE HILL FEMALE SEMINARY,
" at Now Market, Nelson county, Va.
ALPHRUS L. EDWARDS ....................P Principal.
MRS. MATILDA C. EDWARDS. ..........."..As Assistant.
This Institution will commence Its first session on the
I'd Of April, 1865.
Competent and experienced Teachers will be en-
ployed and every effort will be made to make 1t per-
manent and first class School. 20. ~
Rev T. MARTIN, residing In the village, will give
instruction In the Mathematical and Classical Depart
ment, and lady of long experience In some OF our
largest and most 1ourishing female institutions will
teach Music and other branches - ... .'i .I.
It is most beautifully and delightfully."- situated in
neighborhood noted for health and refinement OF soce-
ty, and every other inducement which be offered
anywhere in the State out OF 1t. II Is within less
than mile Of Tye River Lock, the James River and
Kanawha Canal, which there is tri-weeky line OF
packet boats, with accommodating and gentlemsnly
officers and 1t is within 81 miles Of Arlington Depot
and Nelson Station, the Orange and Alexandria Rail
road at either of which points pupils will be met with
carriage advising the Principal OF their expected
arrival
TERMS FOR THE SESSION OF FIVE MONTHS.
For board and tuition in English, including
fuel, washing and lights, in currency $3.50 90
French, Greek and Latin, each .......... 10 90
Music with use of piano, per month. ........ 100
Each pupil will be required to furnish her own tow
els and one pair Of sheets and pillow slips. PAYMENT
half to be paid in advance and the balance to be
pad at the close Of the session. Pupils will be receiv
ed any time during the session, and will be required
to pay only from the date of their commencement.
REMARKS.
Special attention Is invited to the fact that, this
session embraces the summer months parents residing
in cities will find this most delightful and heahful
retreat for their daughters from the heat dust and ma
lara of the city, where they will enjoy the purest air
and water the best society," and the most picturesque
and beautiful mountain scenery, whilst they will have
every facility for their mental and moral culture and
every home comfort that can be Afforded. ii'-
REFERENCE.
Bishop Early OF the NJ E. Church South, Lynchburg
Virginia Ion. John Letcher Lexington, Virginia
Robert whitehead, Esq., John S. Barbour, ESQ.,, DR..
W. A. Horsey, Lovingston Virginia DR.. p, G. Gala
way, Mayo Cabell, Esq., Nelson county DR.. +. g. Pc
ters New Market, Virginia Hon. D. s. a. Cabell Sem
ate of Virginia; Hon. William N. Cabell, House Of
Delegates Colonel Edward Cabell, Washington city (;
Judge Egbert R. Watson Charottesville, Virginia ;
Professor s. Maupin University OF Virginia Rev. Will
liam F. Broadus, Alexander Pope Abel, ESQ.,, Char
lottesville; Rev T. A. Ware, Charlottesville, Vir-
ginia; Rev. william J. Shipman, Rev. T. w. Roberts
Rev. James A. Mondey, Nelson county; Rev. T. N.
johnson, Buckingham; Rev DR.. SehOn, Missionary
Secretary of the NJ E. Church South; Rev. James A.
Duncan Editor OF the Richmond Christian Advocate; ;
R. NJ. Smith, Esq. Editor Of the Sentinel, Richmond;
Episcopal Methodist; Rev. Dr. Leroy NJ Lee, Norfolk
Virginia Charles II. Wynne, Esq, Proprietor of the
Richmond Times; Editors of the Richmond Wing;
James N. Anderson Esq, Lynchburg; DR.. Daniel Wat
son, Albemarle William d. Lyon, Nelson county ;
Rev Mr.. Judkins, Lynchburg, Virginia; Rev. Mr..
Sprigg Editor of the Churchman, Alexandria, Virginia
Rev Mr.. Ianghorn, NJ. E. Church South, Alexandria,
Virginia ]. P. McMlin, Chattanooga, Tennessee.
Address A. J.. EDWARDS, Principal, Z
Tye River Warehouse post OhRce),
feb27-d&ctf Nelson county, Virginia.