Addison, (Mrs.)
MRS. ADDISON,
Having been solicited by many of her friends to enlarge her present plan of tuition, has determined to open a class in the higher branches of education. With this view, she begs leave to inform the public, that in addition to the elements now taught at her school, she will hereafter be ready to teach |Arithmetic|, |Geography|, |Grammar|, |Belles-Lettres, Moral Philosophy, Composition, and fine Needle Work|–and that she has engaged a Professor, well qualified to teach the |French| and |Italian| languages, and |Drawing|. She will continue to receive |children| on the terms originally established. Those of her friends who are disposed to entrust their daughters to her care for the completion of their education, will be informed of her terms on application at her school in |Church-street, opposite the honorable judge Dorsey’s|.
For a knowledge of Mrs. A’s method of teaching, the parents of children are respectfully referred to Nathaniel Williams, Esq. Mr. John Barney and Doctor Watkins.
X EDUCATION, Baltimore, 1817
