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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-11-09
THE BO'0ling Green Mansion House &c. For

WISH To sell that part OF the Bowling Green Estate
wnch tell TO iae in the late division and which includes
me anson House, with about eight hupre acres land
III was me residence OF my grand father Colonel John
,or upwards nj forty years, and ell known IN
raveess from north TO sout well others as 10 re-
qure very pnriic uar description OF the many
IL possesses unnecessary.
Inc with nine comfortable rooms excel
,he gardens walks, Nc tastefuy laid OF
tne orchards produce the delicious fruits nj
kind The land is good quality and runs m " ,,,in
lew yards OF The COURTHOUSE Square giving every sdyn
taSe ior buildings OF every There are ao1t ;rv
acres ofPrme meadowthe lots the great stnc, road
are capable Of making from Is TO % hogshens tobacco
annually For heSiih, there place In Virginia NOR.
desirable than this ans summer re sdenc, IN Ia nrs
r, 10 most OF the watering places The mail stages
nicauon TO all parts of the United States ~
PERSONS wishing 10 purchase will please commun;c,,. "a
cOnnodatirg. J6I,N w ttcn , pe nc
TappahaDnnck, October g. W. LED
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-11-09
LAND For SALE

OY virtue OF deed Of trust from Edward Power 10 the
subscrbrr dated The 9th day Of MAY last and duiJ
corded IN the County Court Of james City
tain SUNS ~ moHey therein mentioned, will he sold for
Cash, before the Courthouse door in the city Of Wiam
burg, 0g the h Monday in November ns1t between the
bonrs OF ~ and 2, certain uf land lying and being
W the county Aforesaid and estimated coasp six hun
drefl and eighty one less the payment
Of the several sums OF money in the deed meniiOsed
ihs and It's mile above Lirdsey's Tavern aud
below Aliens Old Tavern, Is well adapted the grot,
" corn and cotton. well supplied Wits good water,
u considered Of the beshiest places In the iowe
cOuury The title this Land rs believed be un1uet
,ionabs, bptsueb right only will be conveyed vested
IN Trustee.
EDMOND TAYLOR, Trustee.
OCTOBER a. 6i@Syzw7
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EXECUTOR'S SAI.E-

nN the Sob OF next month, if fair IL not the next fair
- Jay the Executors OF John NJ Sheppard will sell TO
.ne nsnss s'uder a Scotch Town Hanover. about FIVE
hundred barrels OF Corn all the Fodder and other ong
iornge "rgestuck of work horses aud colts the latter
from Two to four years oda Of fine cattle and
work oxen the fsck oi Sheep Hogs, and Household
ami Kitchen Fprniiure including excellent beds, pianu
articles
Bonds with approved security payable on The first OF DC
her 1870 bear Interest from the date, will be required
Tor nj sums dollars, that and under Cash
viii he expected. II the bonds punctually paid
Interest viii he fened The snIe will confined from
day dag tiiI all is sold.
November l. 59-tds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-11-09

fttlE Subscriber has lien all the property, goods,
debts and effects vt the firm Of Boyd Hicks, IN Boyd
too, Virginia. which sduiy recorded In the clerks Office
of toe county Of MeckIenburg and though Firm
Is still TO continue under its original name, for other
purposes a whatever to be made by and
through the subscriber who has OF course the whole
nagenent of the business Ne therefore, infO pub
Tic that he will not he bound for any name
Of said firm unless IL be made with him personally,
DANlEL r. HiCRS.
DOyd.on, Sept ~, fssf. SJ-sr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-11-09
NOTICE.

sHE Annual meeting Of the Manchester TURNPIKE Com
pnny Will take place at the Farmers Hotel the twn
OF mHncheser on the first Monday in December next A
PROMPT and early attendance OF the Stockholders is re-
qcest either IN erspa by proxy, business
rrorrietors OF scarborough also requested TO
gxe prompt attendance nj the same time and place
e,ner IN person or by proxy business Importance
clam attention adividend can be declared, provided
siness. Noyen,ler Q 20 w1s,n,n.s
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-11-09
King William county o., os w NJ HAWki
TAKE NOTICE.

1 AM building large BRICK HOUSE 10 miles abe,e
.ne Guy OF Nchmond, on the Brooke Turnpike on The
great ROAD That leads to Louisa Cous House. 10
vMe,to Shunlon, the S~e.t Springs, Greenbrier Ohio
nenucky &c This house is 10 be tavern and
nae ueen expressly calculated for that purpose. In add
ton TO the vast deal travelling on this iii.
soa a ~ virginia. there is Mineral Spring This place
yards from The house, ant from effect may
oe supposed TO be one OF Tie best below the
snu rom ITS being SO tue city, will no doubt he
spend sone iime this very healthy and niras., "
me house, With oil convenient houses IS exncc,sd "a
"e ready Tor occupation by the 18th day of September
oc,o,sr Do j. WALKER.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-11-09
FALL GOODS.

ID OBERT HALL NELSON have received large
N and very general assortment Of stspie and FANCY
GOODS, OF the latest importation, amongst hic are
very superior assortment OF Cloths Cassnperea SAITH
nets FaBnes blankets, Borabazetts ri, printed Cap-
bricks Caroline, Crcnssian Plads Irish Linens Sh-etngs
and Dapefsan elegant assortment OF plain and rich
gurd SILKS, Sattins, Grapes, Musns, Robes Lace Goods
with almost every other desirable ariiele Of Dry Goods
which they will sell at unusually low prices.
October rs 43-iw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-11-09
THE PARTNERSIIIP

( 1r william M Thornton Co. was, by the death Of
nenry H'ves one Of the partners. dissolved on the
o OF July ast-Aii persons having claims against
the concern will call on the subscribers Tor payment ali
indebted must readily perceive the necessity with
out turner notice. OF calling and their
he business will hereafter he on by The subscr
bers unuef The hrm Of Thornton & Carringtons.
WILLIAM NJ THORNTON
ED. J. CARKINGTON,
:, no. ii. CARRINGTON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-11-09
November 2.
BOAlSiJINl;

Ms s s,, has taken tina, pleasant and eommodi-
gus suauon iateiy the residence Of Mr.. Benz James
Harris, where she wishes 10 accommodate sone tow n
oosrue,s 10y the month, quar,er year. and travel
She expects To be in readiness bv the 20b san, 10 re-
eeive such oC her friends the public as pease To
favor her with their patronage. '
Richniond, October ~, ia2i a7-xsw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-11-09
AN ADDRESS 70 THE ECHO.

AN ADDRESS TO THE ECHO.
II address the Echo yonder,
What will lie answer be, wonder
Esho-I wonder
o wondrous Echo tell me, biess'd,
am for marriage or for celibacyi
Ecao-SiIly Dessy
II then TO win the maid Iuy,
Shall hnd her properly!
Echo-A proper tyel
II neither being grave fanny,
VIII " in the maid to matrmonyi
Eeso-Try money
II should Try to gnin her heaft,
Shall 80 pain or rather salartt
Etho--Smart.
s,.s n,ayn't love dress and again then
NAY come too smart, AMI abe III complain then
EchO-Coms plain then
Thca is 81: a,s-ry ME Iieaze her,
What will she say Il ftat should please her
Erho-Pisase Sir.
When apz gsod words can't appease her,
What IL such naughty whiu,s should se.1v herr
Eeho-you'd see, Sir!
When wed she'll change, for Loves no sticker,
And love her husband less than liquor.
Echo--rhen lick her
To leave me then can't compel her,
Though every woman else excel her!
Ecko--Sell her!
The doubling youth TO Echo turpd agaiB, Sir,
To ask advice, but found il did not answer.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-11-09

w AS COMMITTED TO the Jail of Shenandoah county.
man calling himself BEN, or inches hish snail
ssn, on III, right knee say. he belong: Mr. William
Drum,ey, living upon Pn"unkey river, In virgaia Had
about, and gsiy casenet pantatoons : +
The Of the above ibed negro s IN
come forward prove his property pay charges nnd take
him away otherwise he will be disposed of ms the law i
reefs. u. Z. KINGSLEY, J. S. @.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-11-09
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.,

II
June 80, 1924.
NOTICE hereby given To the proprietors Of the Er
changed per cent. Stock of 1872 issued in pursu-
of An Act Of Congress- entitled An act authorizing
subscription 10 the Old Six and Deferred Stocks
and providing for exchange Of the same passed I'm the
9Th Of July i3i2that the PRINCIPAL OF said Stock and
the Interest which be due thereon at the time will he
paid TO the said propretors to tif attorneys duly
borised, the first day of JaDay 1925 at the Treasury
In Washington, such Loan Once on the books where
Of any portion Of said Stock may stand.
lmiermaon Is iurthsr given, that surrender OF the
Certificates of the said Exchanged per cent Stock will
he required nj The time Of redenption that the inie
rest thereon viii cease and determine Sist day of
December, is2i VIM. II. CRAWFORD.
Secretary OF the Treasury
July ~. 9-5fD
UiICE hefeby given, all the celsn the Lupatc
Hospital in the city of Williamsburg aud
tnt no ,1'e patients male female will be received
the saij hospital until tue said cells are vacant
Due notice Of which will I've given.
by order Of the Court Of Directors.
LEONARD HENLEY, &C. ID.
July ~. ISzS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-11-09
SLAVES ana fumes River land FOR Sale.

= .,.' -. 20 "uHFeo It'Uc' ffUWF JUT t5tWt'
nN me hrst day OF January the OF Land
~ James RIVER In the county ~ Buckingham, called
Green h belonging IN the estate Of Col John Cabei,
dec viii 'e sold 10 the highest bidder upon the premises
ope-onfh part OF the purchase money be paid In
and the residue thereof IN three equal annual payments
the sah payments secured 10y bonds with security, and
lien on the land 70 be reserved in the form Tint best suits
the purcbaser The tract supposed POO
whereof uPwnrds of 200 Is James River bao OF
exceept quality and much of the high land is first rate
tobacco and wheat iand-atout 80 SLAVES will be sold
1t the same time aud place for cash
j.. CABELL, 1r.,~.
October -. as f7ts
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-11-09
JAMES AND KANaWHA RIVERS ruRN
PIKE ~>''

The Kanawha Turnpike Road from Lawisburg IN
Montgomery ferry below the falls Of the Cirea,
nawha is reported by the Cont actor 10 be finished
IL is an excelIeBt road and for many consider
respecting The road, and The Contractor, it is beIev
ed that the Commissioner will receive IT,. He has n
toll gate in operation at Meiskcrs so miles West OF
Eewsbufg aud the of Tolls are az follow to wit
For man sUd horse so 10 3 4
For every 20 bead Of sheep or hogs 81 Ia
FOR every 20 bead Of cattle 60 4
Aud in proportions for greater or less number OF
sheep, hogs or cattle.
For every horse or siuIe 1912
For every 'wo-wbeeied riding carriage With one
horse 57I2
do. wth tvso horses IN
For every four wheeled riding carriage with ooo
horse IN
For do. with Two horses *
For do. with four horses 1 on
/ or every cart, or Wagon, for each -
horse or animal dra wing the same 20
Cars ana Wagons returning, hslf The above tolls
Those WHO live IN the noigbbourbood2
of The r0.ul " they travel ON horse- tots
back on The road more Than 10 miles
Tie above rs Ogb Temporary arrangement
a JNatiosei Road from Washiagton 10 Nss 15I,n,
10 aco'fesoVnoence between tho gssernor Of Geor.
ga sod the secretary of war notice that !, :. The
determination Of The president Of the a. S,s,e. 10 IA;
rect III an ealy period, the survey uf national road
IRON The seat Ui government 10 N. Orleans
direct communication with the meiropnlis Of tbs
nation, vii I've Of great bepe6, 10 this conntry botl,
~ political and commercial point of,ieW
Ssth mn intercourse, like gtem VEN circulating
the h"ds VI hle ihroasb tho animal system, must i'm
Phr' 20 me opJies poIric aud commercial, free and
easy 'n'ercharges 81 Po'~;ca ard commercial health
am drsw me children Of the eest more closely 10
,beii parents of the essi. . W
Internal improvement, whetber by roads annals
cemenfs Inc interests Of individuals Of The separaa
sstes, oo1 OF the nAiIon ~ identity Of such ben
e6s IL we may uso the cxpression) The psriouism
and Tie na'ionai character OF the people benefited
become consolidated Let W therefore hops III nj the
attention OF the president q the u States 10 dirccl
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-11-09
EUMFORD ACADEMY-

a SUBSCRIBER late President OF the Rappabanncck A
aaes oil The Principal of this institution FROM Mon!.y
is Nos ION which day the exercises the SchuI vii
to the end Of the present year. during whie,
eIiou Mr KUHN viii conduct the boarding Department
,ne subscriber has leased institution for wears fr
e Isl January 1925 and will then Charge OF both de-
psnents lie soiics, hopes that he will be consaer
eu entitled to,a share OF The public patronage.
Terms, the same MS heretofore, pay ahe in advance
p, ~, VIM. HAWkESW0RTH.
IN'ns Nuihm county, Oct 10 51-wtI5N
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-11-09
From the London New Monthly Magazine.
BY AN EMPEROR.

Bsi"s Ais first attempt in Poetry.
Whereas took an opportu-
niy of stating TO an u
ni,ersuy, our royal view,
And giving our opinions,
That we much rather felt the need,
~ quiet slaves who couldn't read,
Than learned men, an idle breed,
In those our dark doniinions -
Aud as we question the allie
glance of NH those med,lling fe-
males, who furm coterie,
To hatch all sorts crimia-
al designs with these illu-
niinair designed Blue
Stockings, and the scribbiing|crew
OF Literary women -
We do command that Lady Ok
ford he set within the Stocks,
IL caught in this our orthndox
And holy Roman empire;
And, furthermore, II Mrs. Hutch
inson should fall " hhin their clutch,
let her, when rerog missed as such,
he hoisted up " it'll hemp higher;
Aud as We have n most espec-
bal objection to the Press,
That temocatic, valueless,
And dinboIic Organ,
II caught in Austria, we desire
That all Der books may form pyre,
And IN her own rebetlieps IRE,
Demoiish Lady Morgan.
Moreover, ms our subjects know
lort Holland 10 be anti-nio-
unrchicai, and a CRrbv- tn. s -a
nsro in his fancies,
~ he should fall into their net,
We order them 90 tell Count Met
ternich.-Whereto our hand we set,
Given nj Frankfort--" FRANCIS :"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-11-09
NOTICE-

tOuhOHAS Gus OF articles manufactured Ut the Pepiien
dary hereby informed that Indictments vj,i he ,
ainsd at ne ensuing General Court, holden 10 No
vsnoer upon a bonds falling due and unpaid before That
me WITHOUT xgnf ncticethe law having DISPENSED with
II" JAMES (. HEATH, Auditor Ps5ic Accounts.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-11-09
WNI. &, MARY COTJEGj

Wh1. s. MARY COLLEGE.
IlIS Institution opened according the Regula
tions of the Visitors the 25h inst. All the Professors
with the exception Of the Professor of Law, who
pected daily in Williamsburg were present, and viii
without delay the discharge of their respective
ties. FERDINAND S. CAMPBELL
Professor Mathematics and Ssc'ry OF the Society.
October ~ 5I-tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-11-09
Lond and .Negroes For .Snle.

Land and Negroes For Sale.
Iuesdey The Esd OF Npyenber next will be sold to
.ne h,ghes, bidder on The premises, That valuable
Tract OF Land, lying on East River the county OF Ma
thews wherein the ste John Patterson resided contain
ing about 600 acres nearly all Of which cleared nd
ciosedin iandis beautifully situated, commanding an
extensive wafer prospeetand beal;y any place
the s'ar. Upon The premises spacious ard convent
ent aweng house. AMI every Convenient house for
such an esiabi'shmcf-Alo, valuable tide Grsl Mill
IN good oraer cossructed 10 WORK both eb aud food
tide-Ihe qafy OF the soil good and well adapted to
me grown % corn, wheat and osAso, another Tract
OF Land entirely in wood wing alou, mile higher IN I'm,
river rHu Immediately on the water containing about 245
aces Al we same time and place will be sold about fifty
vaiuhnie ~ ES, consisting OF women, and chill
den pIoay asikeiy as any in virginia-and unusu-
any large proportion OF them under 20 age-A-
mong them are many valuable house servsptsa sale of
them 10 anes as far practicable, would be prrfers
an me other personal estate OF The dee eased
Terms OF sse-ior the land fourth Of the money will
be required on The rst Of next fyIen
viii be giyen) and the balance In twelve and eighteen
months thereniier.-Bpnd with approved security and
deed IN upon The lhsd TO the payment III I've
negroes will he sold for cash. and the oher
personal properly on credit OF nine monibs-rIs
win pe oo"''"ueu IRON day 10 day until completed
,<..,...- $50. CHR; TOMPKINS, Administrator.
A''e''"N"' NV""ys Oetooer y, 1874. A6--tds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-11-09

Superiority Of 9nerican Hesssfs.-The Liverpool
Advertiser Of Sept says" II is notorious thai
of the Government packets old, slow sailing ves-
sells, and utterly urht for The purpose. The impor-
ance TO commercial country like this Of fast sailing,
packets is SO grea, that we trust the evil now con-
planned OF will be speedily remedicd. The Earl Of
Walsingham, saikd from Bueros Ayres the 26,h
Juss the lcuersby her arrived in this town on
Monday. Ga the same day advccs to the 3Oth Jure
were received b! her via New York. The vessel
which carried these adyces the United SiaIes r
rived AT Baltimore the 7ih Ansnst, and the line OF
packet ship New York, communicated the same to
this port, smiling from New York the 10Th Aug. and
arriving here last Monday. Thus, notwithstanding
tho loss Of nine Jays in The United States, We have
received by this very crcui,ous route, four days la
ter intelligence .hau by the Government packers d.
rect.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-11-09
FOR RE.Ni.

FOR RENT,
sHE ensuing year. the Store House and Lot nj Church
vie mddiesex, occupied the present yrar by Mr.. III
enard woodward The Houses possess every convenience
10 That usual in the country. The situation
peculiarly desirable for selling goodsistant from navi-
gauon apout two and half miles. Any gentleman wish
rg 70 situate himself thus is invited view
ers may be acerlained by letter addressed the cub
ser,er, Cburchyiile Post Office, Midd,esex.
POSSESSIONS may be had Immediately.
n., WILLIAM SHEPHERD.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-11-09
Fruit and Ornameutnl Trees. &c.

A VIM. PRINCE, Proprietor of tue Linnsnn
Garden, near New York, sGrrs TO the public
his usual very extensive collection Of Fruit
YS and Ornamental Trees, Fiowering Shrubs
II and PIants-a very large collection Of Tulips,
- Hyacinths and other Bslbous Flowers and
above 500 species Of Greenhouse Plants including 81 kinds
of Oranges Lemons Cirons &c "a varieties Japan Hose,
and 40 varieties of Geraniums. Also 800 superb
reties OF Garden Roses,--Caialogues nsy be had
gratis OF James Heron Esq aud orders through him will
meet attention. October I. 4S--i2t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-11-09

I)UHSUANfie = deed ui trust mate by oseo, I'LL
Il SINCE dec To- Parker Robinson, since dec In &C. So -,
payment OF sum Of money due Kitty w. kinbrou.h zoe
Kitty W. Robinson, which deed is dated The =, -.
day Of May one thousand eight hundred and twelve and
ofreeora IN the county court of Hanover ne
o OF saln tntker hopnson, dec. shn IN sell IN
The highest bidder for cash, Hanover Courb"nse ser on
WEDNESDAY ,he z9ih Of Novepber next being eovr, s
TWO negro men speeed IN said deed and now
70 the estate OF said j. Hicks dee. Selling ns frs
shnil convey only such tile rs IL vested in me
Oct. 70. 6i-w3ps nFNJ noprrao.,
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'lain,iT

CHANCEkY :-GIVucesier County Court. Senlen,brr
Il 1924 ' ~i~.
Cuinnionw ealth pl.,,,;r
Against
Clever Mathingtoa, admir- of Joseph Gerard deceased
anu Paei Warrington, Tor the Litxrary Fund IJe,,,
The nassre o this action being obtain decree for
me unposed OF resduum of the personal estate OF said
Joseph ueraid deceased, an Aen being nativ. Of Great
c'tn, or the benet 90 the Lietsiy Fund ~ u Is Conn
monweai,h, all persons claiming Interest In The ,ni
Ieoeum, ms distributes OF tue said d-eedeDt, aie re-
queu 10 sppear here ON the FIRST Monday in Mach neat
anu MAKE himself herself Or themselves In tbS
Tor three months IN the Na'ionai ln,eiliee news
paper punished IN The City OF Washington, the I'm.
qo"e newspaper pubiisbed IN tie city OF Richmond.
copy. Ieste, ARTHUR i. DAVIES, &C.
-OS.ooet =.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-11-09

COTTAGE GRAuiu.Ik SCHOOL, aug. 96 i8.4.
wv r. this day superintendent the annual pubiick exsni-
W nation Of the Students the above seminary and
WIN pleasure say that the examination brsugbout was
hgy gratifying 10 us and complimentary the
and students The several classes the hume rous
Questions with prompness seldom equaled and in
whcn shewed them perfectly well grounded in
Tue different stuuies which they had been pursuing.
GEO: W. BASSETT,
H. a. CHRISTIAN,
Il. A. JONES,
NJ. q. BOOTH,
WM l.. fAuNTLEROY.
wish 70 engage as an assistant in the above school,
Single Genrmau well qualified teach all the branches
aught ~ respectable Grammar School llisrgcommen-
dations Tor Qualifications and character mist he sasr
tory With such one all divide the tuition fees.
49,. II. nj. SEGAR.
Oottage, AiiddeseN, Nov. p 5S-w4w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-11-09

The. FOLLOWING ORDERS
vi the Superior Court of Chancery the Richmcnd
district, are pubshrd by direction the ChapceIior
'or the information of all persons concerned.
WIN. w. HENING, g. @.
In fke vacation after June Tenn, 1924.
By the Chancellor.
lhDERED That the several Receivers Of this Court
~ DO annually, between the first day of April and The
last day OF May following, settle their accounts before
of the Court after due thereof 10 the
mat they may he reported 10 the June
cordnsy and the respective balances or so much
oil as may he deemed proper ny the Court paid into any
suitable TO the parties concerned.
oruefed That the receiver, falling to comply with the
terms OF The foregoing Order shall for The
interest OF in his hands, upon the principles of
,ne Court md shall not he allowcany for
MS services as a receiver.
. copy. Tes:e, WAI. w. HENJNG C. @.
+ Sept. "a SiNwsx
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-11-09
- EDUCATION.

ME subscriber intends opening Boarding School the
ensuing year, at his residence [lonpelier Hanover
eomnvC ~ which will be taught, Reading, Writing,
Arithmetic, English Grammar, Geography with The
use OF ehe Sobes the Elements of GEOMETRY, Trigono-
merry and Practical Surveying.
Tue term VIII be ten months; commencing the LIST OF
renruary, with vacation nj tn price Board
anu tuition SIS payable quarterly in advance. The stu.
atonIs high ansl remarkably healthy.
femae School will aisO commence at the same time.
unuer te care Of his sisters; in which will he tsugh
Iyading; writing, arithmetic, English Grammar, geogra-
pny, win the use Of the Globes, history,
tion of the French language. "
The male and female departments will be separate.
o,. s.a.s MICAJAH BATES. O
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10 Ihon,as Hoiioacay, ihomus Psfs and Phabe AZ, me-
Ihomas H. Peitas aud hsnbeth hs trt, TLos. n Sua,
Sam.et u Sir"rs D"6Iey NJ ha, inn has .iIe
Nessa Rotinsoa a"d Jane las IpJe hers of S.ni.ef
Srann dsceased - 'e'
'hhE NotlCE-That ON Monday the tweniiel h-n ninth
i day OF November next, between the hours nf nins
o'clock IN the morning and sunset vi that day, shall pro
coed, AZ the ShockG Hill Tavera Richmond 90 take e
deposition of John Mo1y John Britain others TO be rend
as cvece 10 the dl OF suit depending in the SUI.
peror Court Ut Chancery Tor the Richmond District in
which we are Plaintiffs and yvu ipn,iants and il
from any cause the taking Of sad dispositions shall moi he
.aAen 90 that 'ay We shall adjourn the taking
'heeo from day 10 day at the place. and during be.
same hours ii the taking thereof shalt he completeJ
yours, NC SAMUEL DUNN
And Caroline, his wife, late Caroline Holloway.
Richmond, October y. 1921. a6-wIv ~