Young Ladies' Seminary,
Charlotte Court House. Virginia.
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REV. MICHAEL OSBORNE, Principal.
VENHE PUBLIC respectfully Informed that the
i You've LADIES' SEMINARY will be opened for the re-
ceptlon of Boarding and Day Scholars, on the first
Monday in January, 1912


The academic year will be divided into two terms of
FIVE months each commencing on the first Mondays of
January and July, respectively.


Assistant Teachers will be employed as the exigen-
ciesof the School shall demand but the government
and instruction of the Institution will be conduced as
far practicable, by the Principal alone, who pledges
himself with reliance Divine aid to spare no pains
for the intellectual and moral improvement OF those
committed TO his


For Tuition in the English branches and in Latin,
and for board, including washing, fae and light, the
charge will be eighty FIVE dollars tor the Winter term,
AMI seventy five dollars for the Summer term. Each
young Lady furnish her towels, bed, bedding and
bedstead. Day Scholars will be received at twenty
wodoars the Winter term, and seventeen dollars the
Summer term. '


Forinstruction in French and Music, an additional
charge at the usual rates. aat faz..


An payments 10 be made in advance. - -


References :-Henry Darlington, Esq. and Rev. An
drew Hart, Charlotte Court House, Va.


= November 10, lS41. 367-3m.