Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-04-10


MIR. & MRS. ANDERSON inform the citizens or
AVA Richmond and the neighboring country that tbes
are forming on Navy Hin, distant about ards
the capitol square, suitable of buildings
various branches OF liberal aud comprehensive system
offenaie education.
No object is More important none more aitsinabie.
none neglected. than the literary
iensrs. An institution tor tb- hberoL education VI
tenales perhaps no where 10 be found Tie study Of
the ancient ciassicsthe benefit of lectures natural
and moral PHILOSOPHY, &C. deemed necessary sous.
that he who has not had the advantage OF them, is
accounted" poor, indeea'-3te almost every where
denied 90 dang tiers.
the design the proposed institution to remedy
this eY-o oAer the nddls aud wealthy classes OF.
cety and all who chuse To enjoy the beneht of IL
Lgcc1B well AS school for iher dang hters-au p.
production to the ancient classics aud an avenue
all the departments OF science.
The contemplated, we may say the commenced estah-
shuient, viii consist Of ram8ioT school for elenen-
tary lessons and exsrciscs-a separate building for
classical school aud library appropriated to advanced
Pups-and central edInes, to be called the RichnsoaG
Lyces, containing suitable apartments and furnished
with aiul apparatus for illustrating the lectures cs-
periinents that give the rs to collegiate Instruction.
Aieniaie pupil commencing at eight or ten years old,
and steadily pursuing the series of study may acquire
grammatical knowledge ofthe Engfish, French, Latin,
Greek asd IahGn languages well as the usual uve-
nile acquaintance with The elements OF liberal educa
on, by the time she has completed her fifteenth year.
on several hundred yonng ladies who formerly attended
Mr. AS course of grammatical instruction, the talents
one fourth of them, he thinks would have
The whole series now proposed, IN yonr years-tbree
fourihs of them in fre strand al OF them perhaps
nigh, have completed it In seven cigar years. After
sufficient attention to the principles of English and
neral grammar young lady ifshe chnse. take
Latin, aud ad vance rapidly as to read Ts5 fcafiy
and treH, within three four months The same may
he done with the Greek aud Homer been demUr-
sfrafed TO the Satisfaction Of individuals Of the first
pecabt, in tue literary circle Of Richinond-ald IL
aud may be demonstrated liz the of futle
female candidates for literary success.
The Institution is intended to accommodate, when
complete about 200 pupils In its several departments
The Grammar School very nearly finished, and the
other buildings viii progress. puri YasSW with pnb.i-
entered from town and county the grammar scbooiwt
be when hity pupils ae enrolled, ebuilj
| ing OF the classical school will be commenced.
Tcacbets properly qualified for the instruction the
younges, weiia The elder pupils the plan offss
Institution viii be selected from every quarter by Mr.
A. who will Constantly inspect and assist their studies
particularly in the Craanar Schoo. the lessons and
success In the higher depaTui.ntsMrs. a. viii
intend the praciisings III the music Tooni-and Mrs.
Camp take charge OF the domestic circle
7srArs-ThSy will be Studioasiy SUCH the average
Of our hest female academies.
! hprilT. iOs.tf
Ladies and CentierreN's Eaacg FOO. aud SScc ,Sfo-c
y II subscribers have just direct hom their
factories, in Philadelphia, large and elegant as
sortmsnt of ladies' fancy SHOES; among which are
Ladies black and colored morocco boo,heel slippers
40 40, .,s., DO DO. spring DO.
| Philadelphia made boots ana shoes among which are
Gentlemen'songboo's
do morocco, seat skin and calf skin pumps
do do. do do. shoes
All OF which they will sell at the Philadelphia prices.
JOHN sARvAY & Co.
One door ADORE MessTS. Il. q IT, NeiL-on & Co Il ST.
| NIoriCE.-Thc public and particularly those inIe
rested are hereby informed that The sale of land
| and negroes advertised by VIM. Miller and Jane. D.
Ferguson (siing Observation-Disclosures, and protesting
act by virtue Of deed OF executed that
CHARACTER by Robert films certain purposes express
ed therein) To take paceat VIM Georges the
county OF Goocbiand IN the 18th day this month
ttH be joTbid, Tor reasons winch shall known on
that day: the principal OF which is that the pur-
| chase money for the said land has not been paid or
secured TO be paid, 10 me by MI. MINIS whom sold
the same. Wa. ID RICHARDSON.
~ ANAwAl Iom the subscriber early in last monlL
| ~ negro Woman 10y the name OF PkTSEY or PAT.
@ % Many wen FORMED aboht iVe feet ten inches
hlgh, oil isht complexion. has small eyes and heavy
cTows, and gum c0un,enaHce, apt smile When
! spoken TO she had Oh when eloprd lead coloTed
plains Jacket aud white plains petiooat but taking
another suit she MAJ probably change it, which consist
| ed of white plains. Pat having a neither living in
fe'efshurg, am induceh 10 believe Size is that neigh
baihood. ar, q; twenty dollars win be paid on
lodging the said runaway in the Richmond Jail and Is
Drought nome 10 The subscriber all reasonable cargt
PAID. JOHN DUFfiELD,
Gotham, Cumberland c0aniy.
Should The above slave I've taken in Richmond or Pc
tefsbnIg the person will apply to wr. Allen BERNARD
| April7. Iossw I'D.
4 AND FOH SALF.--Tbe subscriber viii sell r,aeJy
a, - Lracf q Land IN New Kent county, situated on
The road rom Richmond 10 Williamsburg in IN agrtea
DE neighboIhood mile above Providence Fors. ard
TWO rom Chckahonint river, containing 800 acres :;
ohethfh OF which is cleared with large aud new two
sorI dwelling house. all necessary outhouses all Of
which nave been bniit within be three last years Tis
land has on 1t large quantity of valuable timber priD
cipa'iJ pine Persons Wishing To purchase will apply
tome, or 10 Richard A. & JohH warren al New IL mi
| courthouse, or 10 Mr.. Geo. p. Crimp in Richmond
! -, THO. II. TERRELL.
ApIl q. I0ssw
A UCUON.....WM De Sold 7tifhoNf reserve in The
"a form 81 Dant9te, on Friday tie first of Hay (Bf
Jan, " NOT the merit fair day HALF d(tRE JOIfy
on Market s Fridge streetsi also Tenemenfs on
i'ais street 1tJmS, ~ ana 24moRths.
| BY order Of The Pro- Tief0rS
| dPItt7. iOs-0' ID. n. SNEED, flct'r.
John RoANE, Saddle, Cap and Iarness Maker.
uTom PeteTsbuTg,l Informs his friends and the pub.
in all its various branches AZ yteft's - arehonse Kf0g
UfiG'n county, and hopes by his assiduty aud stteiI
ton to business, TO merit the pa roDage of lie public
Being determined to have his work executed IN the neat
est and most durable nanper ard with puncuaIity and
Dispatch he feels confident that all those who NAV
him with their custom, will I've pleased with the execu.
| ton ofthe work Aprll7- I0e 4w
| 4 VALUABLE JASfEy RIVER I,YT9Y'E Ar 6UC-
| IA TIOE.-Will he sold, to the highest bidder on
Tuesday, the 4h day of pT faiT and if not on fhe
next fair day. atI2 O'clock before the Eagle Hule thai
valuable estate, Be1opf situated James RIVER about
80 miles from Richmond, in The county Of Coooblad
miles above tie courthouse, bounded by the lands of
Benz Anderson and Gen. John Preston containing q.
bout coo acres go or 40 OF which is botto and
bout equal quantity Of creek low grnnnds-tiP upland
strong red clay, well adapted TO he clover and
paster, with more than suiciency of wood to
the faTm.-AS zfanii'y residences Belmont is SURPASSED
by few or none Tie river IN beauty or keaihness Of
tsuatiOp. The mansion and houses are cauacious
and convenient, and may, Al small expence be ned
| UP In very neat and comfortable style.