Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-01-13
December o..
SlilLOlI ANADNNlY.
Ter Nae AID Femole hiaauciioa.

Fer .fid!c AID FeiDGIe Instruction.
Holm C. Burruss intends (by Divine permisson)
eS 10 pursuc during the ersiit year, 1.-The literary
Instruction ofyouth. With this view, he has pro.
cured for the term Of two years, a pleasant and
heyithiul situation on Ware River, ia Gloucester
County, with = coinuoiious house, well adapted To
t'is purpose. He has also engaged two Young gem
uemen OF irrcpr' avh bic morals, and ;aeqsste lite
rary talents. With their assistnucc, he proposes to
comprehend ia his OF instrUcion. the follow
E.g branches of useful ami polite literature viz
photography, Reading, Writing and AriDhmetic;
English Grammar, Recitation, ald the Bellies let.
tres; the latin a"i Greek Languages and Msthe-
mates; Geography AMI tls use OF Tie Globes.
Tie course oil Instruction w.ll commence on the
l0lh o. JANUARY, ana terminate on the IOth OF De-
ceu.br. Il viii be suspended hy only oAe vacation
viz durri, the month of August.
TEnNs.-1'ic p,ice OF tuition viii be twenty dol
lars
1hirty-ive to forty Boa,,!ers can be sccommoia-
ted with b,a,.,ng a,.d tuition included, ut ming
~ Haas. peg ai.num, if dIcy lurish t'.cr own
beds aud beiiing-orUne hu..drcd dollars, ilfurnis
ell b, the subsel her.
On the Importance ofliberal education, to the
prosperity, responsibility aud happiness Of iuvidu
ais and society, the subscriber ceiGs i Unnecessary
TO eNpatia;e. He viii only assure those parents
and guaIdia.s that NAV coniiJr youth OF either sex
to his care. that unremitting attention shall be
paid to their health, morals and department as we'll
as o their literary instruction. Over the fspiaie
department, Mrs. }. T.. Durruss. will personally
presiae-and the most sacred regard for their I'M
pro'cment in mind, heart and manners will con-
s;antly influence her conduct. II Will be OF tic
prncrs! objects Of the sub 'crber TO awaken in the
minis OF all his pupils reverence for God anil His
Holy Religion, as the best saicguarluf their yi.tae
and happiness. JOHN C.BUHDUSS.
Exchange. Gloucester CITY. Jsn. 6. 75-oaw2w
L.4yVD, &C. For Sac.
Z VIII Sell, on Monday the 22d of tbs month,
Z JANUARY I, That Tract Of Land in Hanover
IA VII lnhr
containing iS2 "A acrcs-ihis Lald Les in a veal
Thy neIghhscrnood, within miles OF the city of
l,cl,mond the buildings are large and commodioIs
Of every descriptions a further description OF this
land is deemed unnecessary rs those who wish TO
purchase viii first view the premises. Also, 90
Likely Negroes, men, women, boys and girls a
young and lliiy ya,URbIe-To ge tcr with all the
crop q corn. fodder, hay, oats ans rye; household
aud kitchen furniture all tie stock, consisting OF
horses, cows, sheep and hogs.
The terms Of sale will be, for Che land, I, o and
5 years credit. Bond with approved security and a
deed of trust upon the LAID, will be required Of the
puIcl aser.
The residue OF the estate will be sod on credit
OF II months, for all sums above ten dUilars It "a
or under, the mo0ey viii be required. The pur-
chaser giving bond with approved security.
MGSDY SHEPPARD, Executor Of
john Austin, Sen'r.
Hcnrico, January C. 75-tds
N,TOTiCE--1h subscribers having by mutual
y Consent dissolved their 70 partnership, the
firm OF g. VI. Myers 81 Ca. Of tits city, is super
seeded by that OF B. u MYERS
BENJh hin NJ. MYERS,
MOSES NJ. MYERS
New-Yorl., January I, 1916. 75-Gt
CARTER III. BRAXTON,
.}Hoyaey 81 LG-g,
BEAVINC removed Ia SliGlelox jntcndsnenc
. forth TO practice Law in the Courts OF that
County, IN those Of Essex, aud in the Superior
Court Of King s. Queen Persons having business
wnh, will direct TO him at Urbanna, III iiiddlcssx
county.
January ,. 7.i-wtin