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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-28

'tNHE Subscribers offer for SALE at their Store. No
m 22l, Pearl Street, NEW YORK, the following
!. complete assortment OF Dry GOODS, on the most
liberal terms; consisting Of black, blue, olive and
London brown, claret mkt and steel mkt drab and
bronze, common, fine and superfne broadcloaths and
COsslmeres
Mkt indigo blue and olive sattinetts
Red and mkt padding; Tartan plaids and csmblets
crimson. blue and green moreens
bieck ana assorted cOlored bombazetts and circas-
SANS
Green booking baze and floor cloth ba,zes
" nue. green red and yellow hannes, assorted uua!
/ tiles r.
Green and white serge; rose, duff and point blan-
n complete assortment OF common fno and s,rer-
fine ingram CARPETING
white and black cotton and silk hose black and
slate colored worsted hose
Common, fine and superfne Irish linens m xhel.
! aud half pieces
Lawns; Cd - 81, Cd, lO-4, Irish table dapers
1-4. Ga, and "a. cotton dis per
Cotton diaper table cloths super douhls aanask table
cloths
ca, lOI and I2-4 double danosk, Cd Irish slice
ing; Russia diapers
Al anu ca canbrIcs sheet,ngs and isconass Syf-z
musins
PLAIN, figured, and tamboured book muslns
PiaIn, aud figured null musns
Al and Cd cambria and furniture dmity; black and
brown linens
and apron checks
Brown shecngs and shlrtlngs; Marseiles. Valencia,
swansdown, silk and tolanet vestrng
II 81, d Cd white Swiss Jaconet and fancy cra-
watts; ltalial and Madras cravats
Black and olive veiveleens, beaverteens, bsnpup @
tahby cords and fustians
iIttsourg cords; patent linen and floss thread
Cotton ball aud spool thread. knitting cotton, cotton
yarn, wick, bats and waddng
q 10 i3-4 quilts and countcrPanes founip lion mus
ms MIiilnets, assorted colored; taOby veiyets
81 u 81 fancy cotton sHawls; Pru3san shawls
"A To 0-l hight and dark fancy ginghams; black las
ting
French boRnbazne; brown batts,r; fancy silk hkfs
LaFg" ana small sized silk flag hkdfs superior silk
bandannas
Al 10 ca tckngs; black blue and assorted rewinr
silk and silk twist;
Brdscye diaper pack and pound pins; cloak clasps;
hooks and eyes
CIT coat buttons; ivory bone lasting ami STEEL do
Fearl shr buttons; cap and wire ribbon; quality
and shoe bindings
Bed lace, blk and drab cotton ferrets twiled and
plain cotton tapes
Linen aPes; worsed and carpet bindings; ivory and
horn combs
Tate,a ribbons, of all descriptions cotton and bobbi-
laces
Beaver. buCkskn, horse skin white and asso-teJ lid
gloves
Blk and white silk gloves; mtts; black green white
straw and pink French grapes
Nors,ed barege hkfS; merrno, square and long
Belt nDbons cotton and linen buck M black and blue
black gros de-Napes silk
w hlte green, blue. straw. and pink Florence silk
Linen cHmbEiC, and linen cambria hkts
L"ge'ner VIII complete and splendid assert nent
natSLcocs, all of which are Offered an tbr loves,
NEw YoRK, Aug 90 6w
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-28
PROSPECTUS.
LYHiCE SACRE.

TIME object or the work which II is proposed to
Il pub!sh,'s to furnish the public with class Of
OF Muse, which fill up the interval between the ord-
nary popular Songs, and those HYMNS which are
mani!cs'ly devotional Words of a serious and ele-
waited character Will be adapted to original airs, or
selections from some of the most beautiful airs IN
common use, and presented to the public in ele-
CANT form. Fer the Piano Forte.
CONDITIONS
l. There Will be five numbers, each mum DER n
tain:ng 10 pages oil plate music, elegantly done.
.. The pnce subscribers will be 5 per number.
To non subscribers, S 80 will be charged for each
separate number.
=. The numbers will be issued as speedily as they
be prepared TILL completed
RECOMMEN DATIoN.
Mr.. Loud-As the work above described, was un-
deTtaken by you, ct my suggestion, is but right
that should give It my decided recommendation. /
should he glad osce 1t IN every family. remain
yours, SC.
G. T. BEDELL.
Subscriptions for the above work will be received
and the numbers forwarded by every opportunity,
they appear, by COLLINS & CO.
Booksellers, Richmond. Va.
Two numbers have been received-The contents
are $ follows:
VALE OF TIE CRoss-wOrds by Mr.. Roscoe music
by II. loud. Jr.
The WIDow or Main Now when he came nigh
20 the ca of the city. behold there was dead
carried ont, the only of his mother, and she
was q wIdow"--Words by Bishop Heber
/ BEIGUrEsT AND BEsT THE MORN
/ fNC.-wcrds by Bishop Hcber, music by G. Kali
mark
SorrLy wurN TIVE LrGuroF DAY--the word altered
from Songs by the way" by the Rev. G. w.
DuanC, music from the opera Of Der Freischutz,
composed by NJ. Won Weber
. Is CARELESS CHuDHUoD s sunny IloURs-wOds by
3 Rev. G.. w Doane
( Mary MAepALEvE-a Duet, poetry By Robert Sou
they, ESQ.
4 IIoNE or THE Sour-poetry by +. S Key
. [ SEE THEM on THEIR IToN WAY And the
ruusumod of the Lord shall return and come To
Zion, with songs and everlasting Joy upon their
hcads'-wrItten for this work IN imitation Of Bis
hog HnbCrs II see them on their winding way"
by Rev g. r Bcdcl, composed by b. Hime
! EARTH wTTH UrR TEN THOUSAND TLOwERs-arran-
/ Ecd To- be sung a solo, Duet or trio, music by
. Winter
Tur MARTYR SorG-"Who follow in their train'-
words by Bishop Heber, music by H. r Bis
+ hop.
. Co>TE>rvrNr-words by Bishop Onderdouk, mu-
/ sic by II II Bishop
SuvErrwys a LIGHT sURpRHEs-worls by Cow
. per.
WuEv SrurNG UNLOCK THE FrowERs-words
/ Bishop Hrber, music by Mrs. Willard
~ Brsuup UErERS NrssIoSABY HYMN-- from
Haydens OrllorIo oftho Creation, by L. Loud,
Tr
Collins s, Co. have also a large collection Of Sa-
cred music, lortho Piano Eortc, and will be receiving
additional pieces as they urePupshG cnrhe Northern
cities. sept Is
- WAiM'S pANACEA.-Just received. by the su1sor
- boz, a fresh sulT8y Of swsims Pauaoea.
r'v2 Il. c. SrsNEMARA
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-28
Fresh Fall Goods.

Inn
w iaiion OF FALL GOODS, and cnpsrdefsbl
supplies purchased At In" North The balance .
our importation reached New York per The Ceorr
Canning, and will probably be opened here in III
purchased there
We offer for sale note, the following articles, VIZ
~ bales rose, point and dufiil BLANKETS. som
81 toh,ch are Of gery superior quaLiy
DO FLANNELS, comprising almost every colo
and quality
3 do plain and figured, blk and color'd borabazett,
J DO Tartan plaIds, and blue and plaid cambets
do beautiful CIrcassIans and mcrne cloths
small case superior English jet blk Jombszincg
bales PLAIN and plaid Enseys, and
blue and mkt kcrseys
9 do double mled blue and MKT
army cloths "eSro clothing
; do double mi!led plain and napt
cOlton5
II cases SATTINETS-a choice assortment orco
Tors and qualities
l truss dsubie mcd drab cloths
cases London cloths and czss.- 4 greet variety
mcTCs o. culo-s and
Q do American do do Qualities
DO bangup cords and abby ycivot-
DO plain and figured white Marsctlles, very supe-
nor quality
10 do FANCY PRINTS, a large portion n.,o ,si.-
ter COOTJ
do 9,-o, 81, and G-I iacone, null and cornbrc
muslIHs
do oa and G-I looa-Ggurcd and Jubilee-stripcd
Iacunets
; do 90 and CT plain and figured book and swiss
muslns
boxes muslin robes-sous rcry rich
do LACE GOODS comprising u good assert
ment OF PLAIN bobbInets aud footngs--Tlch thread
aces and edgEgs--and bo5bnet PiIlzrnc5, caPes
i do shell, imitation, fine ivory and wood combs
great variety
cases buttons, and bottom mou.ds
boxes linen and cotton tapes and bo5biu5 and
bindings
, boxes senchcws, sattIns anu faycaccs
do very rich figured silks for ivdjeS ltlIer dresses
4 do merno scarts and shawls, and worsted Larcge
hdkis
, do plain ard figured, blk and cooscd, Canton and
mandarin GRAPES
l do blk lcvanteCn neck hkt5
do blk and colored Isalan crapcs-lustrngs
&c. &c
l do plain and figured, black and colored silk vel
do flag and bandanra silk hkfi
do comprising large assortment Of Madras, pull
l"cat, and cotton bandanna hdfs
bales German and British Oznaburgs, tIcl,lenburgs
and burlaps
do Russia and Scotch sheetlngs and diapers
: do common and good linen and wooden padGngs
cases Irish linens, lawns, shoerngs, diapers, and
damasks
small do brown and black Hollands
@ cases and bales Sd to ii plaid domcstics, gng-
hams, &c. &c.
C bales 3-4, A. and C-I bcdticiugs
81 do 3D.. IS, and IL brown shirlings, some very
to- ana "a stgui. ,,-..,., -.,u.s,,r.-
% do A, ID, and Cd brown stecbli9s
/ do 81, 10, and ID beachcd shirings
Q do 81 bIeached sheetngs
do stout cotton Jeans
I cases 81, Al, and 81 apron and furniture
checks
do leghorn ffats- some 1cjHi cS!rG size JyimS
! do plain straw and open cottage bonncts
4 boxes sewing silks, cotton balls. spool and floss
cotton
? bales patent thread, assorted from 10 -, to .
l.,a- 4
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-28

We offer for sale,
40 1s sos .5;5 St @r cEoH Porto Rico and N
40 brs DO 30
s. boxes and Is Dbl, loaf sugar
20 hHLs West India molasscs
10 do and 90 bbls y. .. Co
$50 bags coffee, Java Lagulra, s.. Jogs, Rio &
s. Domingo
$500 sacks Liverpool blown salt
500 do do ground do
5000 bushels Lisbon DO
10 tons bar iron, Swedes, English and American,
assorted
10 tons castings. assorted
Cast. shear. German and bl.stered steel
II Tons pig i'm
so kegs cut mails and brads assorted
10 do wrought DO
Novasco,ia grind stones
500 sides Soul leather
alfsk!us and upper do
$50 BueUos Nyres hides
$ 81: s @@s::s Sso2 #s..ss wa
20 tIercps rice
- licrCCs clover seed
Window glass 10 by -, by 10, 6 by g and Q
by Hin whole and half boxes
Shot assorted, bar lead gun powder
CoDpsras alum salt Tetrc. birthstone
PImCnto. pepper. ginger. indigo
GunPowdC-, imperial and black tea
Sagars, bottle COTks
Sewing and wrapping iwIUo
Shoe thread IN bells aud hanks
Bale rope and cotton baggug
SAcrs, soap and candles
Nusca'rl Gals'us
Fax seed
- GOO lbs bacon
200 tlugcss ThnwEs,0n .iwg
500 bIIs tor
so bbis No. ), usCkarc'. prime pasN
Letter writing and wrapping paper
Casslg. pearl barley
Glass. rurth"n and stone ware
Whiumurc cotton and WOO cards
Iln-rcd and tanners oil
Domestic goods, shocunEs. shifting
Broad cloths, &c DC. &C.
ALSO.
Cotton yarns assorted from he AppomattoN Cot
Con FACTORY LEWIS " EBB s. co.
sent
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-28
NEW BOOKS

NEW BOOKS.
VBvTE Sabbath Srno1. I.rai. vol. T.
A Tuscu of Regard, presented % the Elm. Wood
School. by James VI Gauctl.
Introduction 20 tnc Acadcmlcai Reader; compris-
inc great variety orp,casug and instructive pieces,
by IarrrI.
Nrrdcm.r7' Reader, by J J. Horrod
National Spelling Book, by Emerson.
National Reader, by piCrp1nt.
Introduction tD National Reader, bv picrp0ut.
VImaTchs Lives, no one volume, cheap
1.-THE above School Books come very highly rC-
e.. nluouH.d io Teachers.
Ju-' published. and tor so'r by
scr'5 =. H. NASH.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-28
JUDKIN'S OINTMENT.
H. G. McNENIARA
Flute and Violin Music.
Personal Charms-Thc Tccth,l

TRNhose persons who would retain or rrslOr"
these desirable personal advantages, are ADVISED
20 ask for Dgri MUnyoos Den st OF this ci'y) ant-
scpiir tooh-po,rdcr. This elegant and pleasant pre-
marathon can always he had at my Drug and Medical
Store opposite the Eogln Hotel. II s exempt from
acid and other delccuous iugredicnls---rrs apnlca-
ton braces and strengthens the teeth and gums md
by removing all offensive accumGl tIous, preserves
Gc natural syve ness uf the brcaih.Prn % cons,
either nj NV store as above, Of DR. Monroe don
ttsr T. street opposite tho now PrcGhvlcrnn Church
y H. BJAMIEE.
ec, 90 Goroatr the door Of the Eaolo.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-28
j iMES WINSTON.
COMMISSION MERCHANT

(yNrrket Bridge.l
a As on hand, and daily expects. the following
articles. which he will sell on the most reason,
oble terms, without the addition of proit:l
100 hlaranhom, Spanish hides, lhcayy)
1000 lbs of oak tanned sos! and harness leather
G,OOO los. Of assorted cotton yarns
1000 lbs. Of washed and unwashr wool
100 sacks Of Liverpool salt. at -
90 barrels and o boxes loaf sugar, IJc to 2Oc
p whole and half pieces cotton bagging
20 doz wire meal sicves
zoo barrels of nett and gross fish
10 do of family roe
ID do OF shad
- hhds. Of best New OrIean. molasscs
q barrels Of sweet Malaga wine
20 do Of cordial
% do of Newark vinegar
10 do e do cider
80 boxes Of taliow candles and soap
10 bundles OF printing paper
Wrapping and letter do
Webb's sogars bed cords sash cord
Leading lines, lead pencils
Beet tongues, &c. &c.
find daily erpecieG.
10000 los Kicks fumily bacon
900 lbs Of lard
20 barrels large Northern apples
Chars, settees, &c. SC.
sept p
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-28
BY PLEAsANTS d. ABBOTT.

lhhMS.- Sr"s' RlrroN 10 the DAILy RouNoNr Vino 50
able in advance -
NnVtkrsNo For square of rs lines less. in.
scgiion Is cents; two three Insertions 81 ~ md
every sucCCc ling insertion S3l cents
hriCe week, first week 81 -; SucCrcdm, week
twice week, first insertion - every succeeding in
trrtion SD
onoe week. FIRST insertion 10 every succeeding; IN
nTtion So cents
All advertisements also the CoSsrrrur,oy,r
Nm8
Transient advertisers pay in advance
The number of insertions noted ON the ,S or cy
will be inserted until ordered be STONED and CHARGED a
eordngly
Annual Advertisers charged dollars for two squares
ana m a proportion for advertisements Of greater cngth
except AMoneers and Lottery Dealers who charged 800
w The CONSTITUTIONAL WING Is published twice
aweeS Ciuesdays and Frdays FIVE dollars per annum
payable IN advance.
FoTfdrsrSng-75 cents square, less for the first in
Sertion, and 80 for each continuance.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-28
MASON'S FARRIER-Fhh Edition

MASON > FARRlER-FVh Edition.
TUST published by PETER COTTON and for
- ssIS az his Bookstore
The Genttemdn'S yNety Pocket FdTTisrf
Comprising a general description of the noble and
useful animal
THE HORSE.
Together with the quickest aud simplest mode Of
fatterIng; necessary treatment while undergoing eY
ccssve fatigue, Journey; different marks for
aiming the age Of horse. Also concise &C
count Of the diseases to which the horse is subject;
with such remedies long experience has proved to
be ctfectual.-By Richard Mason, VI d formerly Of
Surry county, Virg:na-Ffh edition, with additions
To ichjrh is ddded
a PRIZE ESSAY ON MULES,
And Appendix, containing observations and re-
ceipts for the of most of the common dIstpm-
pers incident to horses, oxen cows calves, sheep,
lambs, swine, dogs sc. selected from different au-
thors Also an Adenda containing Annals Of the
Turf, american Stud Book, rules for Training, Ra-
cling, &c. &c. &c.
81 The publisher. in presenting 10 the public a
fifth edition Of Mason's Barrier bcgs recommend
it to their notice for the following reasOns-It en-
braces all the matter contained in the previous cdi
tons; with the addition Of w. f. BrodnaX and w
K. Johnsons method Of raising blood horscs-mcthod
Of choosing a race horse of castratng colts; of dc
tcrminng the age by fceling-curc Of bighcad-a
prize essay Mules by Samuel Wylleys PomnrOy,
Of Massac husctts american stud Book. containing
the Pedgrees of several hundred American and i'm
ported horses and marcs-rucs Of racing Of the
Richmond Jockey Club toger her with those adopted
in BnglaRd Method of training, by Virgil
man, &c. &c.
sep 23-dtf PETER COTTON.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-28

KNIGHT or TEN Coal Boota, 70 transport coal
IA from Tuclohoe Creek to Richmond. Constant
employment. W % be given until the LIST OF January
If carly application is made as there IS near 10000
bushels raised ready for market. Enquire . tho
office Of v. tlOBB.
D \R LEAD. IN kegs of sou lbs just cevcd,
- sale by OTIS, DUNLOP g. 20
scp 20-5t
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-28

Mcrino Shawls, WI. Flanncls, &c, &c.
A II X. ii. JENKINS Fancy Day Coon g. IRIsH
N Lines SToRE, will b. found of this fall import
alton an extensive assortment Of the following Shorris
Al sizes white, scarlet, crimson, black, plain and fancy
colorcd square merno shawls.
Long white scarlet, black. and colored mcriGo thy
bet, wool and cashmere shaws.
Lama wool and Tuscan shawls new rich and cheap
article !lr the season.
An extensive assortment of small sizes ms.i-c cash
mere, thybRt hdkts. and shaws.
ALSO,
One bale white and rcd lanncls-varous prices.
-Four cases blcachcd shIrtngs from Cd yard to fine.
Persons wishing to examine merno and other fash
ionable Shawls will find them in abundance at the
above place.
sep. y.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-28
DRY GOODS.

New, Fashionable, and Cheap.
ID OBERT II. JENKINS has received by the
"a late arrivals, the following new Goods
TOuon striped grenadInc, new and elegant urt.-
Gle for ladies evening dresses
Rich changcabIc Gro dc Maps and AIgrcclinc silks.
containing all tho fashionable cylors
Superb Foulard figured silks
Gro dc Algiers
Sam figured mus'tUs
An colorod, figured, grona1iac robes, l5r parties
Sc
Now style belt rihanis
Al the fashionable shaped ioTc,'as
Capos, caps, pclCrInCs. and m1utgc.s
Silk and cotton hose Of all kinds
Lace goods Of every description
One hundred Mrrtno long and square shaa.s. al
an co'ors, sizes and prices
Thybo wool and cashmere shaw's
Puscan and lama wool -hHN's. Of new style
Al the fashionable kinds of silk, burrCwc ans
Grape hdkis and aCGr's
Gro dc Chem Grape haNs. Of now style
Also, ono thousand pieces cuIcocs, from Q C. pen
yard. TO supcriuc
Likewise 10 cases Irish 0uj German linens. oil
superior fabric warranted Grass bleach, and free
from any ImpCTlCct0n.
Persons wishing Linens, will find an advantage IT,
examining this assortment. For sale by the piece
half piece. or yard, q, The lowest price. at
JENKINS
sop 20 Fancy Dry Good and Irish Linen Store
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-09-28
THE RICHMOND RACES

VIE Tree. Hnl Races will commence the frs
tuesday in October next, and continue as usual
FIRST DAY-A produce sweepstske for three Yea,
Old titles two mile hea-entrance 200 collars
felt. 1880 "
/. james j. Harrison en'ers produce Of Kate. bv A.
rab.
2. A. A. wyche enters produce of the dam of Fran.
els, by Archie.
3. WIN. NJ. West enters produce of hi. c,ra.
mare, Maria.
4 Jas M. Selden enters produce Of his Director
mare Norma by Sir Charles
g. John Baker enters produce of hi, Chance mare
by Arab
6. Jno. Christian and Jno. Minre, produce Mer;.
no Eve, by Archie.
z. Wm. II. johnson enters produce of Rea,itv bv
Charles. '' -
g. VIM. Wynn., enters produce Of Thomas Graves
Bedford mare, by Sir Archie.
Same day sweeks,ake, two mile heats far three
year old colts and iies, entrance 5000 hall forfeit
i. j. nj. Seld-n enters Charles COLI the jont pro.
perry OF himself and Thomas Garland
q. VIM l.. While, Charles colt, out Of Kitty Fish.
The Watson. an Archie ilIy out Of a Jack An.
drews mare the property OF Jas. p Wilkinson and All.
Robinson.
4. Isham Pickett. and Arab 6Ily, out Of Lady Tai.
man. the property OF L. c Mayo aud Jas Nj. Sri!en
Same day post swe-kstake for three wear old colts
nd Niles, two mile hea., entrance $500, half forfeit,
SUBSCRIBERS.
l. JAS. ] HARRIsoN
2. THO. WATSON
3. JAS NJ. SELpEN
SECOND DAY.-psoprietor's purse $780, two mile
heats ~' wv '''''
THIRD DAY.--Jockey Club Purse al O0o four mills
heats, subject TO usual deductions
FOURTH DAY.-Po-t Stake $3.50 three mile bea,s
provided or subscribers are obtained at $50
each. - %O
Inc Subscriber will be prepared 10 entertain n, the
Racu-Field, instead nj The Trpe-Hiu house as be,s,o
fore IL has erected handsome aud suitable budins.
on tue heid at considerable expense aud from the
Uaeruinary number OF horses in training and go MANY
co''s OF promise unified and that will run in some OF
the enumerated races or that may he made up for t..
purpose may well Induce visit to Richmond the -nsu
ing month. Al SEI DrN
sept a. sid PrOpTieIor.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-09-28
VALUABLE LANYARD FOR SALE

NhLUAbLE TAN-YARD FOR SALE.
VIE subscriber offers Tor sale his ell known and
u valuable lanyard, situated a half mile from
Prince Edward Courthouse Immediately ON the main
r"adand 90 acres of Land of good quality on which
heres comfortable Dwelling House, and all neces.
ton OF family
10 any one wishing TO engage in the Tanning bust
ness this IL most desirable situation and The stand
Tor hues, II oue OF the best in the upper Country The
situation Is IN healthy aud sgreeable ne ighborhood
mere IL well, and uever-failing spring on this
let also an excellent apple orchard.
ne subscriber vii! sell great bargain in this pro.
perty, and make the terms accommodating 10 the mn,
rhaser.-Any person wishing to purchase such pronsr-
W. would do well 10 make mme date application ohe
,ubsctiber, living one mile North Of Prince Edward
courthouse. GEORGE KING
aug. 81
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-09-28

IAE RS. STlrH'S SEMINARY FOR YOUNG La
1VA DiES'-MRs. TOWNSEND SrITH informs her
iends her school viii be open again the FIRST day
OF September -Phadelphia, No. 2IS Arch ST. and
that II viii be her aim TO improve her pupils in all the
branches OF those studies and accomplishments that can
be commanded by reference TO the very best sources
oil such instruction IN this city In order 10 ovate all
misunderstanding in relation to what are denoninacd
extra expenses, Mrs Sh takes this occasion To state
explicitly that the charge for all the branches together
win Board bedding, Washing, Fuel, the use of In
sruments, Sc, will be $500 per annun, while for pu
pills in the English only, together with Board &c. as
above, the charge will he $500 per annum.
English in all its branches including Chemistry Bo-
tany, Rhetoric, Philosophy History, Mathematics use
OF the Globes, &c, Stationary and Fuel included $40
Juvenile classes q
Music, Vocal and instrumental NIarp 6. Piano 2 les
sons per week,) 10
lessons do. ID
French m
Drawing 3
Dancing m
i3 weeks TO the quarter No charge made FOR vacation.
Men OF talents employed for every branch
Entrance money, money in advance NOT rsnuired
Hours OF tuition from TO II. Afternoons devoted 10
French and Music.
In making this statement, (returning thanks at the
same time for past kindness) Mrs Sh would forhcar 10
enlarge upon the merit of her mode of tuition fen
assured, that after all, tie true and only certificate of this
must be the proficiency of the pupils t,emsclvesThe
SUBJECT oil Education, ia general is one of intense
public interest, and (t may be said with prle) the adj
vances made in this master science OF late years have
so elevated the standard of excellence that what suffice
CO" , P"''., SuhSVs "o' IOT our cUlidrcn--oi this
she is fully sensible and her system of instruction
be adapted to the present demands of society," fitting her
pupils TO do themselves credit in the various relations of
social lite
But mere catalogue of studies expresses nothing -
The best part of the education of the young is derived
IRON that personal superintendent that companonship
oil the teacher and pupils, which anxously watches o.
yer their shtes habits administering the wants of
the opening mind; emitting occasion of anordne a
valuable lesson; correcting each fault and rendering
their very amuscmcnis subservicn their instruction:
more especially ia this the in the education of Young
ladies, wherein tits the duty of Insructress (s of
mother TO attend anxously TO the disp siion and the
heart, TO impart correct tone of moral sentiment 10
form them 10 grace Of department and geneness of feel
ing; for, without these, and in them especially ability
is only offensive and nschevous: these objects shall
be her earnest and peculiar care.Shc deeply feels
the Importance OF thc trust couded hcr size pleScs
herself for its lhlmen'; and IL soliciting just share Of
public patronage, she hopes that neither her own eser-
tons may be undeserying or her appeal in vain.
/ Sept "a. 39-h