Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-07-12

Reyoierd That copy of the foregoing Resolutions be
forwarded to The family of the deceased ,
LssoIrcd. That these Resolutions be entered on TIC
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riniun Danville Observer. and OanvIIc Reporter, with
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WM II, 'rUNSrALL, Gc.k Pre- TN
MaISS l.. MARClLLY'S .CADEMi far the IN
IFa strncon Of Young Ladies, 30. S'ah C"ar'sS
street BaUmOrc.-This Academy is situated III plea
SAINT part Of the city Of Blmorc and enjoys al! the Ia
cilil!cs for instruction which may be derived from n
merous and literary community. The patronage with
which, for number Of years. it has been favored and
the accomplishments Of the young ladies' who have let
it, are the surcst pledges Of The excellence OF The mode
in which instruction is conveyed ana OF lie attention
paid to the department Of the pupils. To those VINO
wish To acquire knowledge Of the French language:
this institHllon offers peculiar advantages 1t Is the IAN
guagc OF the family, anG all the pupils are cohe!!ch &c
use il in The class rooms, and during their hours o re-
creation.
The course of instruction embraces Reading, Writing,
Grammar Rhetoric, Conposiiion Arithmetic, Algebra
Geography Astronomy History, chFGno'gy My,n"
French, Spanish. Ausic Dancing, Dra"ing rain and
Ornamental Needle Work.
The tsciplisr Of the Academy is mild, but finn and
regular. The emulation Of the pupils excited BY eve
r. gentle means. and teir success Is rewarded ny al
annual distribution nf premiums.
The institution is provided with good library
The pupils are permitted TO walk out Unattended
Their visitors away received in the presence OF some
n.cu.lcr Ct the family During recreation they I'M
der the upcrnlcnIence Of Of their teachers.
TERMS.
Board and tuition. per annu.n, 5000 ~
Half borders, tuition not included 60 ca
EXTRA CHARGES.
French, per annun, S2U w
Spanish, Music, Drawing, and Dancing, at
the Professors charges
Ordinary in!irmary charges, not including
Each scholar must be provided wit. bed ard
bedding, or pay $40 ii furnished by the III
stitutioa
Boarrrs pay le current charges hall yearly in a,
Day scholars quarterly.
Parents and guardians residing at distance are re-
quirpd to appoint responsible agent in the city.
The vacation commences the Monday on or after The
9th Of July, and lasts ui,I the first Monday in SIP
embcr.
Rejcrcnces-I'ie Most Rev. Dr. Ecclcston the Rev.
Dr. Drluo the Rrr John J. Chance, the Ecv. d.! Wy.
att, the Hon. r. b. fancy, Philip +. Thomas. ". f.
George Richard Cation, l.. Wctierrd r EIlicott james
Howard, W. WoodviIle. Esqs Dr. Potter, DR.. Chalard
the Hon. b. Ro;nrn, and th, Hon. Geo. 4. Wagganan
Of cnsiana, the Hon. w. Castor, Of North Carolina
l.. a. P"iray, Of Charleston, South Carolina.
May 3. 1l9-w3m
NEW MUSIC, MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, and
"a -unyie .Urrcha"diSr just rrccrcd from E"rope a"d
pr sale At ArwIis Music SAL ooS sgn OF the G0idn
very valuable assortment Of New Music and Musical In
stru:ncnts, which, together with extensive STOCK on
hand embraces as large an assortment OF Music, Musical
Instruments and Musical Merchandise. be found
III any establishment in the United States.
Among the Music from LnntuH. the last compost
lions Of eminent masters arranged for fate, and
two iu;rs--ir:c and piano E,rie-two !utes and piano
f1rc--enre Operas for the tines"!ccti"ns from !tos
sins Operas for twu !utrs1rrs for three flutes &c.
Amuur tic Musical Instruments are The much admired
Accornns of VA! lous sizes, Spanish Guitars of every
style and pattern, varying in price from So TO SlOJ.
French and German victims and yolonc"Ilos.
Bass horns and china bells; serpent and keyed hug les
Concert lruIIpets and horns.
Bags nud for guitars, viuns flutes and Accord
Cyrn,as. bassoons. trianglcs horns, trumpcts,
Turing forks, tuning hammers hunting horns,
Steel wire, violin bows, violin bridges,
Strings for vinlns; guitars, and rioloncc!"s,
Reeds for clariunets. oJLr.s and bHSSnons,
Finger boards, tail pieces, and pegs for volins, &c.
In addition to the above, the subscriber is constantly
receiving from his manntdctory, SUPERIOR PIANO
FORTES, manufactured expressly for his establishment.
of various patterns, Of Rosewood and hahoganv with
the Grand Action, Harp Stop, Metallic Plates. &c.
bracing TIE latest fashion Of furniture: with tablet and ol-
uycorncrcd fronts reEcered LEGS and Grrcan scrolls:
All Of winch u!c warranted 10 br :adc of such a!ea!s
and we'll seasoned 10 stand In" test OF every CHI
mate. and he returned if any defect is found in the
instruments. Price from $3.50 TO $3.50. Piano stools
of various patterns correspond with Panos Of Rose
wood. Mahogany, &c Piano Of every variety of
cunrs and qualities.
Piano forte tuning forks, hammers. &C. sc. Instru-
mcns Of every description tuned 'epa red, or packed at
short notice.
u Purchasers will find it 20 their advantage 10 call
and examine the above
Flutes clarionets. oboes, Qagcocts singr and double,
octave flutes, p!coloes flies, &c. u The subscriber
manufactures the celebrated coroa coOd "tc with tie
ivory joint, silver mountings, keys, &c, Nc as used
exclusively by all the principal professors OF the lnslru-
mcnt throughout the country.
Also, constantly published by the subscriber all the
new and fashionable Music, which, in addition TO his
recent large and increasing Catalogue Il" Standard Alu
sC-Inslruction Books GamUts, Scales. &c, &c con-
stucs Tie most valuable assortment of Music in the
country.
Purchasers will find the counter covered with all the
newest and most favorc Songs and Pcccs-also books
of tie same bound for the convenience OF persons eay
ing the city
In addition 10 The assortment Of music, all the
rous orks the science and composition Of music, by
Barrows, Catcl, Calcutt Mason &c.
The price of music, sold at this establishment
low Gf not cheaper) at the other shops abnut town.
Semnarics. Music Dealers, and Artists Of the profess
son supplied the most reasonable terms. Orders
from every part Of the United States or elsewhere at
tended TO with the greatest and despatch, by ad-
dressing JOSEPH +. ATWILL, Music Saloon,
Sign of the Golden Lyre,
2Ol Broadway, st. PauIs Church. New York.
February q. 9G-wGm
E1OR Sale, at the Richmond Enquirer Office, John
81 son g. Durants best Philadelphia News and Book
INK, (walranled:) at fair. moderate prices.
u a constat supply Kept hand TO suH tr seasons;
and crcry disposition shocn to obigc distant Printers
JACKSON, LOUISA, FOR SALE.-The subscri-
% Der, having determined to move to the Southwest
offers for sale the above mentioned we'll known and