The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-08-01

is :. fuil eradu;c of Hampder-Sidney College, and
retgrs rers Soonei tS W. n. BERKRLEY with whom the
nrincral boards will take four or six youths as
TERMS: Tuition. $50 for English branches alone,
and :25 for Latin and Greek for a session OIL i've
months Board. SIS per NOTWITHSTANDING every
n Persons desiring farther Information will aSaress
~ 3i-iSe4 Farmviiie, Va.
Mrs. E. J. rLEAsASrs A;sA
No ego. FRANKLIN STREET, CHURCH HILL,
MIDDLE AeSpf 81 fs9sF|TFEMEERS; ,.,o,,,.,.
The day OF opening viii be announced hereafter.
i'A"- RICHMOND, VA.
THE NEXT SESSION. OPENS SEPTEMBER
fGnf fgG FL iG:fs ri AcAbEMt SCHOOLS
and SCHOOL OF LAW.
EypESsEs PER SESSION OF nine months, tmDrac.
Ing ma, ,riculalion and tuition fees fuel, lights ana
Good board in messing clubs, abont 50 per month;
n, the College boarding houses, Sl3.
For catalogues apply at The bookstores. or adress
iy y23-eoltSe15tdl25 Chairman Faculty.
RoANoKE COLLEGE, SALEM va.
TWESTY-sIXTH SESSION BEGINS SEPTEM-
BER 4TII.
COLLEGIATE. Elective, and Preparatory courses. Lo-
cation unsurpassed. Town and College noted ior
Expenses for forty weeks, from 81 60 to s240 tn-
cludng tuition. board, fuel, lights. and was hingl.
Students from sixteen States. Fer catalogues
"''' ""''''' SECRETARY OF FACULTY.
Jy27.deodlm m,sw&wlm
DETHEL CLASSICAL AND MILL
ID TARf ACADEMY, near Warrenton, Fauquier
business. Recommended for location, health, mo-
raiy, scholarship, and discipline Board and and tut
tion half session., s95. Address, for catalogue,
MAJOR 4. &. SMITH, superintendent.
Bethel Academy post-ofhcc.
W23-dc3d&wlm Fauquier couuty, Va.
TENMORE UNIVERSITY HIGH
AMHERST COURTHOUSE, VA.
STRICTLY PREPARATORY TO THE UNlvER-
SlTY OF VIRGINIA.
II. A. STROBE Matt. Medals: University of vir-
H. {. E WR0ck. B. Lii. University of Virginia IRE.
Gently Assistant Instructor in Latin University
of Yirginial, Associate Instructor.
TERMS: For half session, Sl25. Session begins
September 18th. Catalogue sent on application.
TESTIMONIALS. From MEMgERs OF THE
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA, ..
CHA1RMAN's OFFICE, May 25, 1875
Sr,-I gives me pleasure to say that yon have sent
school is noted for lis good discipline and its tho
Very truly Yours, JAMES F. HARRISON.
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA, May 81, 1878.
regard the Kenmore School as standing deserv--
edy in the first rank of high schools, In the several
particulars OF thorough teaching judicious manage
ment. heathttlneSS. and accessibility 1t has had an
encouraging success and deseTs5 gsHScS Est IN n?Ts Smith
Professor Natural Philosophy, University of Vlr-
gna.
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA, May 81, 1878.
Not only from my knowledge of Mr.. Strode's high
with him. and, above all, from intercourse In my
own classroom @ with yoans men a p taught Gy him.
feel certain that the course OF teaching ut Kenmore
THOMAS Il. PRICE, Professor Of Greek.
UNIVERSITY Of VIRGINIA, MAY 27, 1873.
The Kenmore High School has been in operation
for s bsr Rpg Sare ,s mS m o.
" of Virginia. Many OF these have sustained
themselves well in The School of Latin Of the Uni
Ycrsity, and given evidence of faithful and thorough
instruction. l do not hesitate to recommend the
kenmore High scnooI as, IN every respect, deserv-
Professor of Latin, University of Virginia
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA. May so, 1878.
The record made At the University by several stu
dents educated at Kenmore Academy reflects much
credit the conduct and instruction of that inst
lnton which Is regarded Us amongst the best of the
GEORGE FREDERICK HOLMES
Professor History, Literature, and Rhetoric.
UNIyERsITY OF VIRGINIA, May, 1873. !.
My knowledge of Mr.. II. A.. Strode's abilities and
high Standing which his pupils have obtained upon
entering the University, justify me i'll recommend
Ing his High School most earnestly and d. cordially.
Professor OF Modern Languages, &C.
FROM PATRONS OF THE SCHOOL.
ment discipline, and literary advantages Of ken
ishment. am also personally well acquainted
with Professor Strobe, principal, and Professor
beaE to The ss mers Of that instu
tlon. In my opinion 1t hasSho superior in moral,
commend 1t with updoubhug confidence to the
patronage of parents and guardians. I may add
that have been patron OF the school for six years
and expect 10 be a patron for many years more.
Judge Amherst county.
Dear sir,-As a patron Of your school take plea
sure in commencing ], in The highest terms for Its
more forcibly Impressed than with the uniform and
invarabe prnprety OF YOUR students and their gen.
enny department at all times and , IN all places s
ciplIue Respectfully, TAYLOR BERRY.
/ live in sight OF - Kenmore" have watched It's
birth, its growth. and development. In its moral
literary and scientific advantages 1t has, as high
Is lS-eoTh2m SAMUEL A. GARLAND.
HAMPDEN-SIDNE COLLEGE,
IL PRINCE EDWARD COUNTY. VA.
Curriculum embraces full instruction In CLAS-
S1CAL, SCIENTIFIC, and MORAL STUDIES.
Next session begins SEPTEMBER 5TH aud ends
JUNE 18TH. Total expenses, exclusive OF board,
sl25. Good board at Stewards Hall for 80
month; In private families from S12 to $l6 8
month. For further particulars address
j, NJ. z. ATKINSON,
~ 15-tSel5 President.
pICHMOSD. FEMALE INSTITUTE.
The Trustees beg 10 announce to the friends Of the
Institute and the public that arrangements have
been made TO open the school AZ the fa term under
the Presidency Of the Rev. ROBERTW. FULLER.
d. d., With u full corps OF able and experienced
teachers. y -. sa$Iss. s. "a & ts.5i. -.
The buildings viii be thoroughly renovated and
nd 0ya ny yroytf