YOUNG LADIES'
BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL,
IfILninptOu. Del,
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ON the first Monday of October next, the SUBJ
scriber will open SEMINARY in Wilmington,
in which all the useful, and some of the ornamen-
tai, branches of Female Education, will be taught
with assiduity and care. The most efficient
modes of instruction will be adopted, and no
means of promoting the intellectual Improve
ment of his pupils, left unemployed. Special regard
will also be paid their health, comfort, manners
and morals. The boarding scholars will be con-
stantlv under the care of governess OF unex-
ceptionable character and accomplished man.
ners; and every department of the institution
conducted in a manner, which, it is hoped, Will
meet the entire appreciation of its patrons.


Terms of board and tuition per quarter, S32
so. or, ifpaid in advance, S30


Extra charges for Music, Drawing, Palnting on
Velvet, Embroidery on Silk and velvet, &c,
which will be taught by a lady amply qualified
for the office.


The French Language will be taught by
master, whose success in teaching it, for many
wears, has given general satisfaction.
Young ladies, whose parents reside in town,
will be admitted as day scholars. Terms, S to
six dollars per quarter, according to their STU
dies.


Application may be made, before the first Of
Oct to MIR Rob't Porter, Wilmington-and after
wards 10 the Principal.


W. sHERER.


Sept. 21, 1926. sl--,f.


References. F.. w. Gilbert, Hon. Willard
Hall, Hon. Louis M'Lane, Wilmington: James
R. Black, Esq, and Hon. James Booth, New
Castle.