Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-10-16

H. ALORAMA SEMINARY, Staunton, Ya.-Alrs.
IN SnIrrry resnecfully informs her friends and the
gsac that the Ninth Session Of her School will COM
Monday, November I'd, and close on the last
U5 Of March. Terms the same as heretofore.
THIS Institution is supplied, in all its departments, with
rlchcrs of great experience well tested ability and ap.
'rcd fidelity It is also furnished with apparatus suit
rnt to illustrate all the branches of Natural Science;
'n four Pianos for the of the Music scholars; and
Library of more than four hundred and fifty volumes
weIsrcc,cd books, free for all the pupils. 1t is be-
eTcd that no school in country affords greater Ia
lilies 70. acquiring thorough and practical ac1usn-
aHr with every branch of Female Education.
The whole establishment is under the immediate care
AZ! direction Of Mrs Shelley herself She has hereto
Unexplained fully to tho public tho principle on winch
tie department. of the youn, ladies is regulated, viz to
nT'nc far as possible, tcternat accomplishments ctM
''rcrual Improvement and the cnr0tion If ,nora cir
Ia The success which, for eight sessions, has crowned
vi Efforts has fully convinced her, that this principle is
lHded in TRUTH and is better calculated than any other,
prepare Young ladies' for the important duties that will
evolve OIL them, and the interesting scenes that await
LEN in liir
>;aunion, Va, Oct l6. 41-&
4 hISSOLUTlON-Thc CO. partnrrsh heretofore
i ~ ls'lns at this place. under the style Of Moon "
Minis dissolved OH the LIST of September last by
1aa consent. All persons having claims against said
tn Will present them for payment; and those indebted
'Ne same will please make payment to either OF us,
@S' Of lie !ae concern. f. II. MOON,
WIN C. ADAMS.
scoisvilc, October III. 47-w3w
y Weeac continue to do business in Scotsville,
;a'c account, where will gladly serve our respect
trends. T.. II. MOON,
II October l6 WM c. ADAMS.
il 40 THE pUBI.lC-Thc subscriber having re-
turned to the city. he will therefore continue tho
"' making and rcparing business at his old
u' lew doors below the old Markethousc, where he
and alter old shell combs superior to any done
4 M state or elsewhere. Having served regular ap-
at the above business. he ustifes himself in
4 l""ns his claim to this community for patronage.
u ""rr. George Pettus, who advertised in the Com
nH "W days since, has declined carrying on the
a. BUSINESS though all those having combs either to
t I,"F or repair can, by leaving them at my shop
ri made 50 as to look equal to new, and will war
:. VIZ III 10 he as durable where mcndcd any part OF
n S"""' anu he will polish them in handsome style
4 October lG. H. ia
a ,ICs,-AIl persons having claims against the es-
u t "i Anne II. w. Harris deceased, nre hereby
fEu 10 produce them, with the proofs thereof the
MY u Dcccinber next at the residence of Edward
g. st'y, IN Chesterfield, before Abram S. Wool.
JHc. samuel Hancock, George w. Cole and Edmund
N Sna. Commissioners appointed to audit the same,
III -,rc oi The Circuit Superior Court of Law and
"nSy 10! the county of Chesterfield, in suit there
::wL ~ ~ which Tom and others Plaintiffs and
Aloscley, Executor Of Anne II. w. Harris is
etar under pain Of being barred from all benefit
~ef The said decree
81 o,,. BY THE COMMISSIONERS.
sn N"'r IT, 4T-w4w
SA JEiloE:-lhe Co-paltnership between George =.
Sn nnsnt and de Waning, under the firm of Geo
eonsem, Co., has been this day dissolved, by mutual
81 EuauE- ~, AN accounts must be settled with Geo p
only tees TOR instruction. given by l. dc Waning
81 most co,ePed AS Geo. P. Knauff has engaged the
81 Would h master Of music now in Virginia, he
81 gao to engage pupils for the Piano Guitar
gs prices, either at their respective dwell
y: fs'nrile, October 13. 4e-3t