Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-07-29

~: & General Assembly and the rules of this Court,
and i, appearing that he IS not an lniaoant 6" 's
ON the motion Of the plaintiffs, by counsel IL IS ""c'E":
1,h,, the said defendant Islam r. Chenille, do appear
nr cn tL, first day of September term next, and an
s,yrr H.. plaintiffs bill. and that copy OF S order uc
forthwith inserted in some of tho public newspapers
nrin,rd in tie city Of Richmond for two months snccSS
iycy and also posted at the front door OF tie Court
house OF this county. or.,,, ~ -
4 i,, c0ny-IsS's' D. D. "0N7' 5 -, W
RTEW MUSIC, MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, "md
Wusic .Ncrcha"dise, just rccc|eed from h"T'pc' ana
,yr sale al ArwILs Music SALOON, Ign t" me C'0"1"
Lye1 Just received from agents III l.ol" ana dris:
vrrv Valuable assortment Of New Music anu Musical In
sr,n.rns which, together with an extensive STOCK on
hand rjTacrs rs large assortment OF AH:ic HiSca
Instruments. and Musical Merchandise" as can be iounu
in any establishment Ill the United states
Among The Music from Loldcn are lii" last compost,
i;u of eminent masters, arranged Tor one 1u'c one ana
two Hutcs--huc and piano inrle-lSo Ha'rS ana piano
for;c-rntirc Operas for the ntc-sc"ctI"ns from los
SIMS Hprras for two fulrs-1rius for three flutes Nc
Amonr the Musical Instruments arc III" much admired
Accnrdions of various Sizes Spanish Guitars al every
style and pattern, varying in price from - 10 }Ieo.
French and German riuIns and vI3!"ncr'Ins.
Bass horns and china BELLS scrpchS AHA keyed rus's
Concert truuprlS and horns. :.
Bags and cases for guitars vi0ins flutes and acco1dI
Cymbals. bassoons trangcs. horns, trnmp'ts,
Tuning forks, tuning hammers. hunting horns,
Set wire. violin bows. violin bridges.
Strings for viuIns guitars, and v"i"ncr'i"s,
Reeds for clarUmcs. UhGrs and ha*san"S:
FINGER boards tail pieces and pegs i"T r"iilS, &C.
In addition To tic ;:l,rr, tic subscriber Is constantly
rcrc;rinr irym his mgnuiactcrv, SUPERIOR PLANO
FUkTES manufactured rXpcssr tor ills establishments
of various patterns: Of Rosewood and Aalngany with
the Grand Action Ijarp Stop, flra'Iic Plates, Nc ri-
Lracing the latest fashion OF nlurc. with tablet and lnl-
uNcorncreG "ulS vccrrcd legs and brcci1r scrolls:
All o which are warranted to be- made OF such materials
and well seasoned I" stand III" tcS g." every Gil
mate, and he returned If any defect i"und III TIC
instruments. Price !!o:a :j0 To $'il0. Piano Stools
of various patterns 10 correspond with Planes "t Rose
wood Mahogany, Ne p.ano covers OF every variety OF
runrs and qualities.
Piano forte tuning forks, hammers. &c, &c lnstru-
meats of every drsc pon tuned: rcpa red, or packcd at
short notice.
NJ Purchasers will find it to their advantage 10 call
aud examine the above
Flutes ciariones ci,ocs aagrocts siurr and double.
!:utcs, pIcGlocS i:cs: &c a. ne subscriber
manufactures the celebrated wGJd tui,E with the
ivory joint, silver muuntng:. keys, Nc, &c as used
exclusively by all the principal professors ol Tie lnstru-
Hlr: 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 oi Standard Mn
SIC instruction ksGan'GtS. Scales. &c, &c con
s,itus the most valuable assortment OF luSc III the
country.
Purchasers will find the counter covered with all the
re..<; and most tarnr,r Songs and PcccsaIso books
Of the sane, tn,:.d tor the convenience OF persons caY
ing III" city.
in addition to he assortment, of music. all the VA
roIs os the scincc an, composition 81 nasic by
Burrows. Gatrl Calcuu. Mason, &c.
The pr;:e e. music, soft! at this establishment is as
low l not chrnp"r AT the other shops about town
Scnnagi.s. Music Dealers. ana Artists ut the profess
sio. supplied the m"st reasonable terms. Orders
from every part Of the United @tatcs or elsewhere: at
tended with the greatest and despatch. by adj
dressing JOSEPH f. ATW ILL, Music Saloon,
Sirn vi tie Golden i-yrr,
2al Broadway. near ST. Paus Church. New York.
6sLASSlCAL SCilOOL-Thc examination of my
z scilIol Il. Mill BRONX, . miles Northeast Of Char
nl:csvlc. tonk place Saturday. the 2'th June, belHg
the termination OF the third session. After the cXatn-
nation. Essays written for the occasion were read by
AIr:srs B. j. Barbvur II. Ivanhor Cooke, ". +. Glib
son. j. II. Minor and j. A. jones. Premiums we're then
awarded 10 III" following young gentlemen for industry
ana proficiency i'll their respective classes during the scs-
sion, viz
Is, Prize in English composition. divided between B.
J. Barbour, Of Orange, and K. !. Cooke. Powatan.
:!h do. do. awarded to VIM. + Gibson, CuIrrpcr.
lst Greek. Npnuphun) Richard Cooke, rnwhatan
Joseph Morton Simms of Aiirnare, not competing, as
he was farther advanced reading Demosiheucs.
ID Greek, (Ncnophon.) Benz. J. Barbour, Orange.
sl Latin Cicero, with the antiquities and ancient
Geography of Italy, b. J. Barbour.
Cd do. Virgil including the ancient Geography OF
Italy. John II. Carr-Ncsun.
Sd do. Crsar. James Stpckton-Albem1Ttr.
9TH do Latin Grammar, Alex. Fl. AIchie-Alpc-
marie.
lations in Sallust f. | Cooke.
GEOMETRY.
Isl Class-James NJ Simms,
2nd d. J. Barbour,
I'd do-i}icharL |. Cooke
9TH do-Waer L. Bntnrd. Goochland.
ARITHMETIC.
LIST Class including the solution otquestions in Natural
Philosophy PHI VI. Siums.
I'd DOR. r. Walker Duke, AlLcmarc.
81 do.-A!cx. H. Niche, do.
MODERN GEnGRApmy.
YIN Scabrook, South Carolina.
Premiums for rood conduct and s.urousness awarded
to r. |. Cooke and Alex. II. Achle.
The next session will commence on the 1st Monday
in August and terminate the 18th Dec Tuition fee
$50 per session. payable: in advance. NJ. Vincent ma
tive Of France, will give lessons times week in the
French language, at 81 per month.
boarding intending washing, fuel and candles may lie
obtained in the family of Richard Duke. Esq whose
plantation the school is situated at - per month, raya.
bic in advance. Boarding may also be obtained III The
nrighhorhood at $! per month.
The following certificate is inserted Tor the ntorma-
ton Of parents and guardians
Mill Brook, eth June. lS}C.
Having examined Mr. George Clvc as 10 his know.
ledge Of the Greek and Latin languages feel myself au
horized TO say tia. lie is well acquainted will. BOTH and
capaLe from his requirements Of teaching them success
fully feel no hrsit lion in recommending him i
teacher TO the confidence Of parents.
'''0''|' GESNER HARRISON,
Proissor of Ancient Languages in the University Of
Virginia.
Stony Point Albernarle will be promptly attended to.
July 5. [lS-wlw'I Il. G.
A MELIA SPHINGS.-Thc subscriber takes this
"a method Of rendering to his friends and the public
generally his thanks for the liberal encouragement he
has heretofore received the Amelia Springs, under
cun,stances by means favorable to himself pro-