Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-10-01

1vl xENzIEs Seminary will be re. opened on the
let Monday in October. for the reception OF Boarders
and Day Pupils. She is thankful for the liberal
share OF patronage which has distinguished her Estab-
shment, and in return, Is ambitious afford her Pu-
pills all the advantages to be derived from efficient
cheers excellent philosophical and chemical apparatus
with free to well selected library The general
OF studies will beas much posbe adapted to
the different degrees o. knowiedg capacity Of the Pu
sive education. Miss nj. has believe, that
there is branch OF female educ alton taught in any
Seminary in the United States which is not taught at
hers but will leave il 10 the parents OF her pupils to
direct her in selecting the branches they may wish
their children TO learn. Too many usually attempt
ed at once, and consequently less satisfactory progress
made than might o'herwise be effected.
Mr.. Herve, native OF France. will teach languages
hive hours every day. and two days in each week he
will teach class Logic and Moral Philosophy for
hour. Previous TO the opening Of this class he will
deliver public Discourse the History and Lnp0r-
lance Of The Philosophy Of the Human Mind.
Mr.. Hubbard, who is 10 teach Mathematics and
Chemistry will instruct his class Saturday. This
gentle mans sup, rior quah cations such, to rem.
der Miss NJ thankful that she has been able TO secure
his assistance.
MIR. Poaux will teach Music and Mr.. Boissieux
Dancing.
NJ has six teachers constantly engaged in her school,
room, In which the hours Of attendance from half
pas, o'clock 10 three during the summer Session, and
IL ON half past seven till three during the Winter.
Terms tor the scholastic year Of ten months Board
and lodging $500 English Tuition with all the branch.
es usually specified under tina, head, $40 French
S25. Drawing. $780, Music rs cents per lesson, and
pretended.
its OF her school are sufficiently known and esma-
ted in town TO render her indie pendent Of any aJver-
sement there's the particular purpo therefore, this,
IL to bring her boarding school under the notice
OF parents and guardians residing in the country
Miss NJ is authorized to refer TO many highly res
pectabe gentlemen; she will however only avail her
% few we'll Inn IL,
and whose children have finished their education un-
der her tuition or are now going on to do
References-viz X. Anderson, p. j. Chevale, p. ".
Daniel, Charles Ellis, p. Haxal, r. Gillian, G. Luke,
Joseph Marx, Geo. Perkins A. Robinson, Jr., J. Ru-
heriord T. Riiebe, John Trpet, Thos. Taylor, Esqrs.
Col Peyton, and Drs. Trent and Watson, W. Elan and
+. Moseiy, Esqrs Chesterfield
Farther
Having been intimately acquainted, with Miss Mac.
kenzie ever since her residence in this city cam
with great proprety, declare her eminenty qualified
not only by her literary atainmens, but also by the
pey oil her lie 10 discharge the duties an
OF young ladies'; and have no doubt that parents and
guardians who may en,rust their children 10 her care,
will be highly sa,i.fed with their classical and moral
Improvement
RICH. CHANNING MOORE.
:. Bishop OF Va.
For the information of those parents who may en-
quire respecting the merits of Miss Mackenzes school,
am happy TO bea, testimony 10 the decided appro.
baton which | have uniformly heard expressed by
nose parents IN town. who have entrusted their chill
dren to her care, Since residence here. have been
personally acquainted with Miss Nj and feel assured
that her piey and taeo,s of such order aud so
thoroughly tested, that she will not d.appoin the con-
hience which she solicis. STEPHEN'TAYLOR,
Pastor OF the PTesbyterean Church.
sept ii 37-tf On Shockoe HILL
NNRS LATTIMER.-Having taken the convent
lV ent and eligible tenement over the shoe .,ore If
Messrs. Giannss, Son and Brothers, on E. street, at
the corner OF the street leading to Mayo's Bridge for
the purpose of a BOARDING HOUSE, will be pre-
pared on Montay the 9th inst TO accommodate board
ers by the week, month year. Her house iswe fur
nlshed with new and the best furniture, beds bed
ing and her table will be served with the best that tho
norfolk and Richmond markets can afr rd-as her
rang nts are such that she will have weekly sup
piy OF the best serng Point Oy;tert and the different
ords. Sept. IL. 3S-6t
U.VIPERSITY OF PE.VWSYL Va.VLa
NH EDICAL DEPARTMENT.-The Lectures will
We commence az usual on the first Monday in No
ments OF the branches il follows
:, ANAroNY-P. s. Physick M. d., w. E. Horner,
PRAcrIcEoF MEDIcINE-NathaI Chapman, M. ID.
MiDwIFERY-Thos. c. James, M. D., VIM. p De-
wees, NJ. ID.
CHEMISTRY Robert Hare, M. d.
SURGERY-Wm. Gibson, NJ. ID.
INSTITUTES OF MEDIcINE-Samr Jackson, M. d.
Clinical instruction is given at the Phadelpba Aims
House and Pennsylvania Hospital, twice a week
w. E HORNER, Dean
Aug IL. 2s-tNI6ih No 263. Chestnut Street.
NNiLITARY LAND CLAIMS.-I renew nv offer
I'VE to buy or locate Land Warrants granted Sv ths
United States OF by the State of Virginia to the on
GERS and Soldiers of the Revolutionary Army and al
so to aid the unnformed in obtaining their warrants
SupeTnumerary Off GERS, and. all who were detained i'm
captivity, and The heirs Of those who were slain in bat
lie, are entitled 10 land bounties.
will also purchase undertake to secure, lost or
controverted claims 10 Land in Kentucky and Ohio To-
Gated under military warrants granted for Revolution
AIRY services
Being fully prepared TO answer all that
may be put in relation TO warrants located in Kentucky
and Ohio, and also in relation TO all unsasfed warrants
tmany OF which are presumed to be lost or destroyed0
letters OF enquiry, postage paid, addressed to me here
or personal enquiries, will be promptly attended to-
CADWALLADER WALLACE.
! Richmond Sept 3. 8l-IOt.
! EPOUNTY Ian DS-The subscriber ofers his
81 y services to claimants of Revolutionary Botnfv
Lands in procuring Scrip for Warrants Issued or 10 be
Issued by the Executive Of Virginia, by the Secre-
tary oil war; and in locating the where the best
selections oil land may be made. He will also buy War
rants or the Scrip.
| He may be found at all times at Mrs. Duvals board
ing house, near the Capitol.
All letters addressed TO him at Richmond and most
paid will be duly attended to.
Sept. II. 3s-n JAS. sOUTHGATE.
HpY virtue of Deed in Trust executed 10 the sub
II = scriber by Besey Elicit, bearing date the 10th
yof May 1923, and admitted TO record the Office
OF Charles City County Court, the 18th day Of the same
month ana year, to secure the payment of debt then
owing from said Elicit TO John a. Archer, and by re-
quest OF said Archer; shall, Thursday the 2st day
OF next month"; COcober0 being court day for Charles