Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-08-22

MRS pEL S1s. opposite tie ey Hal Richmond, Va
h SESSION Of this School will commences on the st oco
Including washing, fuol and lights, for tho scholastic sa
7; ;sa's in the English branches 90
~, the Modern Languages, 20
Latin az" piano GUITAR and Singing, each, ~
30 sariaps who enrus, children Mrs. Pses
care assured ta Una, N se solid as we'll as the
s'he while moral intellectual anu phsscai 'rahE arc
nc; have n been Sc
.teI The yaU mne Vassas Paris. we'll known
and successful teacher and those young ladies' pu
suing IL srs,ciss both the School, we'll in the ia
y. ,, iven during the Session Relies Lesres and the
WIZ The pupils will have TO Library OF works
;: BY mssas Autonomy optics and
iasnl be peculiarly adapted 10 attaining p' An'"eos u
these 10 educated for Teachers will be required
yoans SPECIAL Of study with reference TO the i
PENCIL and Water Color; INCLUDED ' r. the
English toa.s. STREET FEMALE SEMINARY,
cHEsTN'f Phi LADELP A., o., su.ua
80 Sh ST Apn"epals MARY l. BoNNSr and HAaRlErrE
second @ The primary design this secure
- a.nSo m sn pd to Music Painting Pen
ss and CayOn together with the '"'
Frsnn word constant made TO unite soidy win polish
h"nssOa intellectual structure 1 sIGt spare"
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M J! s. eiy and late Troy Female Seminary
NJ. Enss Willard. Troy, New York.
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Rev. Rev. T. iathrop, New York City .,.
De- Thomas Faler, Beaufort South Carolina
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e. &; yss I 15ssa F. s'a Rio; New York
s,s; x"s sss' ESQ North CAROLINA
f Ks1. e q a, W SSais'; Philadelphia.
Rev R Babeock, d. D.. 4"
Miss BOnny and Miss Dilaye Of ability
and This know from personal s%Mx WILLARD
Toy Female Seminary, juno 10, 1850.
u Bpnev has been favoraby for long time,
pSM s She in ths institution an
ogf study with ability and success and has since had much
experience anu 'epD'''''A N'N SARAH L. WILLARD,
,rtvs $50 Principal Of Troy Female Seminary.
ha. been for many years with this nstisu
n pupil pursuing The full course study s and as
social and qualify her fSf the sare
and instruction e young ladies' 1is; ,s5o sANAt l.
CLASSICAL AND MAT IIs .II% SCHOOL,
Marshall Street, between 9th and 10th Streets.
VE this School will commence mes FAY
ss branches Ancient and Modern Languages ma'eacS' a
TUITION lees per session OF ten months English branch
$40 and Mathematics ESQ., Modern Languages each $780,
Sa at each nan session.
UNIVERSITY OF MAR ssn.A =. -, ,,v .,
: asss I aH % e Sss1 March, s
NATHAN R SMITH 1T n 4 D. c SuIgsry and Pharmacy
SAMUEL CHEW, NJ d. Therapeutics, Materia Medca and by
JOSEPH RoBy, NJ. D., Anatomy and Physiology.
WM hsTry aa and Oh 6ssa,s of wo
and Children. -
Tn ample opportunities for the prosecution Of Practical
anatomy at a moderate ,ense.
Poser the Baltimore lnhmay with the privilege daily visits
charge 70 sufo tor The so
Sss: So Hsas s
baltimore, Aug. o,h ls5l-clot
0S,vE asSiS15 q Ss EHassSsHhyA Al
THE MONDAY October the 9th, and
the close M S Mssh s snsg1 ReE WOOD
s. phi RocEks sG Is E. CARSON
Su.vry WILLIAM GIBSON, NJ: D.
Oh: .ts Diseases OF Women and Children, HUGH L.
'T la.,ii~s % Of Medicine SAMUEL JACKSON, ND
wGo IN co ne W SokR Ssp " 'so
ns ss Fsss 5s
81 rn,s N Anatomy by Join NELL NJ D. Deons,ra,or
r;s:a:. Ans'omy ~ ~
''''''' 's'' W E. noRNER, y: n,
ps sas,ian Street, above 'Hs"'" 'pf' Aug
COLUMBIAN COLLEGE, d. c.
is , %,m'se session OF SIX ''"'n' WIN - 'i''N
T.ri,n' sr tbs Session. s26 10
:' is!s:y s:a and rsnior: g g
!',ie and Serrans per week. ! 70
Fuel cost washing per Ma;ricuaOn fee &c. and
The College expenses exclusive and sa,iOne
$50 per annum Students may be admitted at any
Bills payaSe three months in advance small charge for
Our Students have the opportunity attending the of
Lectures by distinguished Of Science at the
eas before the u s Supreme Court advantages which other
roIsse Hill Aug 2l-c5,.
WANTED Classical charge Of Preparatory
sSa s ~eu 5a S6
@ have undouosd claims to highly Responsible position
'"e pA''' WI A. SMITH, President
Randolph Macon College. August Is, lS5i-csw
| TEACHER WANTED.
and Lady well qualified En IKE S a s
ta! desired reopen let of October Aug 7-etf
y F1 sSp M DRY
which Offering to their country and ey friends
! Back, blue, green olive and drab Cloths
iSs Twat aHr eaes Ksssy plain plaid
ssS G1% fss' Cloths
?Inand figured Mouseine de Lanes and Cashmeres
II Back and drab Thibet and Gennania Cloths
Esh French Mernos Bombazines and Canton Cloths
White Welsh Shaker Domuts and GAUGE Flannes
R-' Salisbury and Saxony yellow. blue and black do.
Waiuey, Dlfil, Crib and Horse Blankets
sf5ss
El:h French and American Prints, all styles and qualities
IL f;-uch. and American Gnghams
Ss!,S, Null and Book Muslins and Bishops Lawn
! White Cambrcs tape, checked and strineddo
arn Checks Maryland Plaids and Tuckings
2 Furniture Dm y and figured curtain Muslin
Pam B,tlnet and figured silk Lace and Tulle
SIX woTsed. velvet satin and wollen Vestings
/ u: aai brown Jeans and Canton Flannes
Ai 81 GA and l2I brown and bid Shrngs and Sheetings