Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-08-24
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

vUNHE Sixth Session of Mrs. POrters Seminary for
POung Ladies will commence Monday, the 18th
OF September next
TERNrs.-Board and Tuition in all the branches of En-
gsh Instruction, hundred and fifty dollars per year. OF
forty eight weeks, payable quarterly in advance
Washing $3 per quarter.
Tuition for day scholars, according the class in which
they rank, FOUR SIX eight dollars per of twelve
weeks.
Music, Piano, Harp and Guitar SIS
Drawing from n ature, Landscape and Flower Paint
ing, in oil and water colors 6
Velvet Painting, in oil and water colors 5
WaX-work and Chinese Ornamental work 3
Latin, French, Italian, and Spanish, each 6
In addition TO the present teacher employed i'm the above
languages European Lady expected reside
family, who will promote the habual of French and
ing in each language.
The Primary Glass win be taught Reading, Spelling, and
Mental Arithmetic; Plain and Ornamental Sewing in all
their varieties.
Use Of Piano, So per quarter; Harp and Guitar So
Seat in Church, 81 per year.
Lectures in Philosophy, Chemistry, and Astronomy by
Is. Hallowell, 50 per course
Each young lady must be provided with bed, bedding
and towels table and tea spoon, and silver tumbler
uniform is daily in winter, consisting of blue
worsted dress and black apron plain muslin handker
chief leather shoes aud coloed hose On Sunday ST.
milar dress, with cape of the materials straw
bonnet lined with blue and crimson ribbon, coaks of
dark blue; Summer Dress of blue bingham during the
week, and on Sunday white dress, blue be and the
same bonnet as in winter, with blue ribbon.
This Institution is at all times accessible TO those who
wish TO learn its arrangements Parents particularly
requested TO visit the schoorooms during the hours of
citation and examine the mode of instruction. discipline
and progress OF the pupils.
Refer to Rev. r. Keith and Professor Lippitt Theoo-
gical Seminary.
M Rev William Jackson, Rev; c; Mann, John Roberts.
Thomas Fairfax, Thompson f. Mason Lawrence Lewis
Richard Mason Bernard Hooe, A. c. Cazenove s. Co.,
l. z. Thompson, VIM. Fowe Co., George Brent, Or.
S ssm R"@sd e. sp now Esq Aexanda, D. G
gers, Commodore Norris Messrs Gales Seaton, Wash
ingon, ID. c.
Henry Turner, Wheatand, Jefferson Va
Hon. Daniel Webster, Massachusetts.
Gen. John Mason, Georgetown
Alexandra, corner OF Duke and Washington streets.
August "a. 3l-wtlstO
YNNHE ELMwOOD SCHOOL will be enlarged for the
IN next scholastic year of ten months commencing on
the LIST oil October, if sufficient number of scholars,
thirty, shall be offered authorize employment of
two thoroughly qualified Teachers Should any indivdu-
ais who have not heretofore their children wards
be disposed to send they will obige the Subscriber by
making known their wishes middle of Septe-
ber that there may be time sufficient make the requi
site arrangements for enlarged school, Unless thirty
Pupils, at least shall he offered, the expence of two
petent Teachers be afforded and other will
be employed The terms Of the school will be the
heretofore, whether engage two Teachers only one
viz: one hundred and fifty dollars, paid half yearly in adj
for months from the LIST of October to the Isl
oil August This will pay for diet, washing, bed
bedding fire, candes,-and tuition in all the branches
cessary to fit youth for entering College During the
two months vacaton-whch will be the only Holiday i'm
the yeare board for those who remain, will be twenty
FIVE dollars. Nc deduction will be made for Pupils taken
home on visits during the Session.
Books and Stationary will be furnished at Wholesale
prices for cash.
ne branches taught VIII be :-English Grammar,
Reading, Writing, Arithmetic, Book Keeping, Geography
ancient and modern Algebra Geometry, Roman Antiqui
ties, Mythology, Creek Latin French, Composition and
Defamation. To these will be added when the Pupils
are sufficiently advanced Elements of Chemistry, of
Natural and Moral Philosophy, with the Evidences of
Christianity, and course Of General History But Eth
cal instruction will be, at all times the paramount obec
since neither languages arts sciences accomplish
any good in this life without sound moral principle TO
prompt to direct, and TO govern their application To
Impart TO his Pupils, possible, this vital Element Of
estmabe character, will be the special unremittng and
anxious business of the Subscriber himself
JAMES NJ. GARRETT.
N B.-Healthiness of situation being deemed by MANY
an essential thing in choosing school, the Subscriber
feels warranted in asserting that in this respect Emwood
Is certainly as healthy any place in the whole tide
ter portion OF Virginia. The Records of large female
School kept here for eight years. and Of Boys School for
three years. incontcsby prove the truth of this assertion;
Tor they show an average medical charge-not per scholar
but for NE tohOe school, OF than or twelve
dollars year very large majority of the Pupils ever
had Physician called 10 them during the whole periods;
while many OF the first school annually left with us
in Vacation, from belief that il would preserve their
health and in instance this expectation dsap-
pointed
Letters, postpaid, and directed to James M. Garnett,
Loreto, Essex County Virginia. will be promptly an
sWeFed Aug al 3I-w6w
AND FOR SALE.-The plantation called Gown Es
BA belonging 10 the of Philip Aylet decd living
between Herring Creek aud Maapony River, and about
two miles above Ayles Warehouse, will be publicly sold
at Ayletts Warehouse, Saturday the