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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-04-21

- TA1IONARY.-1 subscriber Inns very
y recently received large supply OF Station
ry, con,l.ling in part of the following articles,
viz: Writing and wrapping Foolseap paper
Folio and Quarto Post, or letter paper.
(Gilpn and Ames)
Superio, Folio Posi-, thmes)
English States
Slate and H. al Pencils
English and Dlteh Quills
Sealing Wax and Waters
Red aud Black inkpowder
Durable and Liquid Ink
Cafand Morocco Pocket Books
Backgammon Boards
PLAYING and Visiting Cards
Ink and Sand Stands, &c. &c Sc
CHARLES A. WITHERS.
{ A w. has also for sale an extensive as
sortmeut ofvaluable works in all the depart
ments Of Literature and science, aud parllcn-
Iarly general assortment Of all the English.
Latin, Greek and French School Books OF the
latest and most approved editions.
II Country merchants and teachers supplied
on the most reasonable terms with all aud every
article in the Book and Stationary lme.s
March l..
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-04-21

YNRESH GARDEN Seed haye his
~ day received, direct from New-York,
my supply OF Garden Seed, consisting OF the
following
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-11-28
n1cSnLnTInN

I'EE Copag;nersiip heretofore existing at this
place, under the style Of 10. s. & J.. II.
Moon, was dissolved Oh the 9th day Of May last.
by mutual consent; should there yet exist any
claims against said concern, ihey must lie present.
ed 70 T. II. Moon FOR payment.
All persons indebted 10 sell firm will please
make immediate payment ia J.. II. Moon, who is
alone authorised 10 collect t.e debts due ite late
concern. 70 5 NJ N,
y. T.. MOON.
u Intending g remove from this State in the
course Of two Or three months, must earnestly
request all persons indebted TO fae or 10 The late
firm Of 70. $. E. y. RI. Moon 10 make rayfnent
without del5y.--fhose who neglect 10 do 50 b,
Let January nc1'i may expect 10 find their bond,
or accounts IL tic hands o; an Attorney for col
lection.
All persons having claims against the subsed.
her are requested 10 preser' hem COR payment.
J II. MOON,
1907 ., E@v. 81 - ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-11-28
From the Ne,r York Cri,ic.I
THE RUSSIAN RETREAT.
Ia p'iat did'ai thon gird en- tAe strord,

~ fftue 81 thoh gtrd fac SrcorS,
As conqneror Vsntes, thou (orh.-Drooks.
J'esc eudsnt Of hero,s! thy fame,
And the fame of thy hue i. st stake;
or millions ot treenen p.aiiny thy name,
Aad the world 20 thy deed, Is awake;
Ss onward. st',l on~srj,the cry,
AZ Thy eVhorts II battle return;
GIVE ny standards the air, and toy eagles the sky,
hRi thy ~eiriouri at danger will spnrn:
Like the croae Of the tiger thou sh,ink, in thy might
hu''um'n quail when tsou ,prinss to the 6sh:,
SPfesd thy wings 70 the wind, soaring hid,
Aud III sr.hsi the Eluseovi,e hand;
lie, thy cry midst ue fl hi like d.sth-crestr be heard
sweep the from the de,olste lsnd.
hcv esslet, vast aedsej from the brood
That guarded 81, 0aiharine', spires,
Wien the Corsiesocane where The proud hrenn stood;
But shrvrt from CITY OF fr et..
NJ, tish; thy first. aud thy fame i, but young;
4 Thy beak shall be e'rsOaed, thy glory b. SUNG
And ye Of the high crested host,
Proud son, of the uoble aud brave.
pledged TO the world When the dark wave we crossed
That the Greek should no more he a slave.
"ten speed 10 the lofty enpri.e,
BeaI the force OF the cross 10 the .s.;
Lei thy shout from the ninar et-temples srise,
dad the race of the Spartan i, free,
acn e'iloty's page ,hs thy glorie, record,
AID vietoty'' scns glad the .hfioe of the LuId!
aud thou, of IN. inhiei horde,
Beware when the conflict ,lsll cio,e;
or the ersscent shall uk The
And thy NJ lues shsll he trod den BY Toes,
Nnbstian! thy pride is in blood,
Aud thy deed, are recorded by fear;
Nat venseanceth all come, like The dark rolling Good
And thy death song the Prophet shall hesr!
Thy VaIns shall fall, battered houmla shall WELD
heu, Suombou, the prcud thou'It the wage Of the Geld
=. ,r,,. p. NJ. w.
~ was a CITY oi 6Ies"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-11-28
EXECUTORS SALE,

I'm PURSUANCE OF the last Will and Testamen,
Of John Shelton, Esq. dec'd.-will be sold TO
the highest bidder, on the premises, on Tues
day the 10th day of Dec. next, if fair, otherwise
The first fair day thereafter, the Grist and Saw
Million the Southland ::iver, Louisa county, with
live acres Of land attached thereto, and about SIN
acres adjoining, formerly the property of William
baugh dec ,d.' on which there is very comforta-
BILE Dwelling House, &c., and an excellent orch
ard; &c &c: One fourth of the purchase money
will be required in cash-for the balance. one two
and three years credit will be allowed, the pur-
chasers giving notes satisfactorily endorsed and
aeea Oh trust upon the property the pune
time will be sold for cash, Tract of Land former.
y the property OF James Astin, containing abou,
20 acres, about % of which is in wood
Also, one other Tract called Loyeps, contain
ing about So acres
Also, one other Tract called Hunters, contain.
ing about lao acres
The above Tracts of land will be sold for the
purpose OF satisfying claims against j. Shelton Jr
BENJAMIN b. DUKE, Ex'orsof
WM. SHELTON, (Aiinor) ]. Shelton, decd
Nov. Z. h1.,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-11-28

Land for Sale, ia The county of Hanoper.
NE subscriber contemplating removal to some
onet state IN the course OF year or two, offers
Tor sale two Tracts of Land in Hanover, nearlv
midway between Richmond and FredericksburG.
one OF them on the nearest road between the n
bove named places, the other a mile above il. The
Tract on which reside, called Edge Wood. con.
Jams iO2 acres, and on ii is excellent Brick
Dwelling house about 40 feet square, with seven
rooms, two wells of fine cool water, and a large
Ice House, that keeps ice well all the summer, are
IN The yard; kitchen, laundry, meat house dali
ry, stables, and coach house, all of Brick, and a
frame barn, over the stables shat will contain 500
bushels OF wheat in the straw. The upper Tract
called Bloomlield, contains by late survey s7l a.
cres, and has an overseer's house, barn. tabacco
and corn houses and stables, &c, for the yvork;n,
OF 10 or 20 hands. Both tracts are believed n Inc
as valuable as any in the neighborbood, and as
wen suited TO the cultivation OF corn, wheat and
tobacco, and have an abundant suppJv of ,vood
land. Bloomfield has between 90 and go acres NJ
swamp land OF excellent quality easily reclaimed
part oil II, now in cultivation, has brought fine 10.
Ddcco. FROM ten 10 twenty negroes NAV he
bought with either tract, and stock of all kinds
ana farming utensils. residence al Edge Wood
OIL 70 years, enables me 10 recommend IL "a n
heaiihiui situation, and that would afford =
desirable retreat from the less salubrious a,p,os
pheie oil the tide waters, and pt >.ilous Towns on
our coasts and rivers The property NAV he v;e,v.
cd by application 10 the manager al Bloomfield or
the subscriber at Edge Wood. A con,para,iveIv
small sum will be required when possession is civ
en- The balance ofthe purchase money being secure
ed by bond and approved security and deed of trust
on the Land, may be paid by instruments. on a
reasonable credit. Possession will be given anv
Time alter The month of January IS30-and crops Of
small grain may be sowed after Goth September
ie2s-i am disposed TO take in exchange, Land
IN Ohio, ". Tennessee, Kentucky or elsewhere,
that might approve Of
CARTER BEHK EIEY.
Nov. T. FL etss
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-11-28
THE FLOUR AND GRAIN MARKET

AS we intimated yesterday, there has been ano-
Their re- action in this market, and Flour, i'll
quence OF the intelligence from England, by the
packet ship New York, has got down to 81 per
barrel from the wagons and S7.25 from the stores,
at which prices, some few sales were made in the
course Of the day. The business, however, is
quite fiat; holders and purchasers Indifferent about
operating-the former, because they had expected
better price, and purchasers still thinking the ar
ticle might yet be lower. Grain, best red, sold
for 81 go per bushel-and holders asking 90 cents
per gallon for H,hiskey. in hid
Bait. Chron. Nor. %.
The New York Journal of Commerce of We'd
nesday, informs, that Floor was one dollar lower
that morning in consequence of the news from
England. Some sales had taken place at dol
lars, for common southern, and at that price hol-
ders were firm, and some Of them refused to acccp,
that offer.
The cotton market, says the same paper, is in a
good state, but prices are advanced but sh ade in
consequence OF the favorable news; the impress
sion appears to be that the large supplies which
are going forward from our new crop render any
very great and permanent advance improbable
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-11-28


virtue Of deed of executed by Jobu Sb,I,o, T.
- 10 The 'nb.etheI and Deninin u. Duke on The oHh -
January, Is2i ard recorded in the County Couu ofscs
OF boua Tor the purposes therein menoued will Re .o
too'c auction, on The for ta,b, on az
LTD o. Dse nIt fair otherwise The fair dsy there
al 'ne 'ad John Shelton, Jf'. Interest," b,;ns go
hai oil one hundred ard four sefe, of land ybb mi on
raory euaebed thereto lying and teng in the COUNTY IF
on me .'ou,bans river and the south eide tb,y.of
'he lands OF George Fleming snd Others with ns
msoh'nerits aud spparsus tbertubto beops
us h,so MY and one fourth InJ h..
NS, . Gs sSe , I Of John Austin aud Others % Tie
Loyd and oihers- also all his the ssd join belon Is,
W. sud 10 one other parcel Of land yins and
W 'ue ssiu county OF Louisa the North side Of tbs
& e9n'sning fifty acres, which !, part Of trset oi
H. ,t lily owned ny fster Sheltr right Of hi, wife
$50 me flowing Personsl estate, TO witt Two oss,o -.
On,rIes and Harry, two negro Judith N,s.v t
S1ildreh caroline James, Elk borse, one colt snd yn
,Sur oxen I'VE cows twenty-five sheep, ell the oet Of bo
mi saI's one wagon one dozen pough,. and the Sr
pelJnGng 10 them, two mahogany tsber together Win %
h hou'ehoid anil kitchen furnturt one silver watch s
Jne smooth barrel CUR, and rife '"' sHa
" Negroes, household furniture. ,fpfk L., IN. =,
'"P oweng house on Thufsday the St6 Of DsrsmL.,
JOSEPH SHELTON, .fefing TJusroc'
Nov. :. ~ A,,tS'ec'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-11-28

-7dAninisirdiar's Sale ef Real Esia1s.
1SURsUANT TO the last Will and Testament O,
John Stage decd, shall on Monday the 18th
OF December next, proceed to sell, to the highest
bidder. upon o credit of twelve months, at New
Market in Henrico County, tract of land lying
IN The lower end OF said county, and adjoining the
lands Of the subscriber. Peter West and others.
and containing about PIT acres.
Bond with security and deed of trust upon tire
lana viii be required TO secure the payment Of tho
purchase money.
JOHN stage adm'or de bonis non
with the will annexed of
JOHN stage, deceased.
Nov. 81. Ea-u.c,,..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-11-28
Nov. 4.
TOTTCF

ny virtue Of several Deeds Of Trust executed 10
us by James Il. Ferguson. for certain purposes
therein recited, which several deeds are tluIv re-
corded In the clerks Office of the county court n,
GoocliaDd, we will expose at public sale 10 the
highest bidder, at GoochIand courthouse, ON Mon
day the LIST Of December, if fair, If not the nex,
.ar day, between 80 and 80 likely negroes, consist
ing OF men, women, boys and girls; likewise .
number Of horses and mules-amoug the horscs
are some first rate bloodcd colts.
The title tothc above property VIC believe in
disputahic; but we shall only convey such Gtlc a.
Is vested ia us as trustees. THE TRUSTEES.
GoOChland, Nov 4. 53-t1stIyec
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-11-28
Committee.

IR.aASH.fLS S-4LE OF .lEGROES
pursuance Of decree Of the Superior Count Of Chan
oi .e hIehniond District, pronounced on the 7lb
eouary 1923 10 the a;eOf Robert b. Bs.by adm, de-
,"n non OF John Bagby, decd William alsnu ,bsn
hng Gaeenn twelve O'Clock Of the sth Of Deoeobs
LOT sale 10 The highest bidder, public auction fer
n oe delivered Tor that purpose which slaves were cor
N the deed executed by the defendant for the hen.
s'si an eIhihh IN said aud recorded IN KIM s,
queen Clerks Office. J. GuERRANT NJ c. C H. d
ne slave, conveyed by said deed Alice Wiunsv Lett,
ATey, hniey, Phil, Henry toyisury IT, and Ben
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-11-28
N0CiCE

ys4Y virtue of deed of trust executed to the sub
W scriber by James Cooke, late of the county of
Powla.an, and duly recorded in the Court of the
said County; will be sold for ready money at Pow
hatdn Courthouse on Monday the nth day Of
december next, being Court day, tract of land
Sing aha oeins IN said County, situated on James
River, and bounded by the lands of John F. Cooke
and others, containing 400 acres more or less, or
so much thereof as may be sufficient to paw and
satisfy the debt in the said deed mentioned. This
tract OF land is the same on which the said James
locke resided before his death.-IIhe title is be-
lieved to be good, but the subscriber acting az
trustee, will convey such title only, as is vested
in him by the deed aforesaid
j. ROBERTSON, JR. Trustee.
Nov 81 "a ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-11-28

Charlottesville Female .9cademY.
SttaE PsuJn' OF this Institution are d.srou, To- emp,ov
lady TO take charge VI the school and the boarding
men, at the of the ENSUING wear fI ni
., Instruction will comprehend all the elementary brauer
rudmens Of Astronomy Arithmetic; History modem an
esnt, whh Chronology Composition DC Ge e resdn.
ana ianTahcs eoi uction OF the hest French author ~
&c. &c. "'A' D'""'"s' 1uus't
None need apply hut those who can produce mot .sr,
ory Testimonials IL qualifications To such the mo.t
will De afforded The Academy pleasantly stu.
iurnshed with eommodous and able dwell
ing house. out houses, garden, &C. the Of
numher OF bosrdes The school be um dsteiv at.
selves by letter or in person. to - ~
Alexander GARRETT
Ipyn,dn IVop,
John II. Crdren, Con,p,it,ee
.Ninarod BrdnMam,
John x. Jones.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-11-28

II this last amount was in Spanish dollars and
laid on road GU fee; broad, it would extend 1884,
367 ,l79 miles, or nearly three times the distance
from the earth TO the IfpiIed close TO togetb
er, it would form parallclopped Of dollars having
base Of one mile square aud more than three
and quarter miles high. The Interests OF This
sum, at the rate Of one per cent per annum, would
be 1875 dollars for the lhousandih part of second!
t.4mericdH
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TO LEASE OERFNT-r-

StthE large brick BUD ~. l,sly ereeten nv the
"a MOhs' louesslie, Virginia, now finished: ali Ne
~, ho,s' nearly 90 sod will be completed by te IL NJ
nei ne houe Is 20 ty 55 feet four siors, sHdns En-
nie place 10 esehS dining ioom 20 ty 81 viii
al, q. bfie4 ,n1 Athen, derry, smoke house, &C. 6e
a. C, anu o" large size;s hick staie 100 l., "a IT,
t = Hsnsry "a we'll Of 6at watI vnhn2o H., .f5s
ysIo o. STOUT aefes in which stands bs.o,;hJ
suvs " az rec. The garden grounds eonsn more thsn
s o. sDd, TO Which il Is proposed sJJ 10 or 40 ,s1s,
U .y Or 9issr grass lots These building, are fnisd IN
tJ ah1 usud fronting The tn1 OF lie rJnc,esi,
stufnphf sood passing rbd adininnr IN tbs notG
sDo county road on the YOUTH both with tls Ivnehj,
IGs ne sso' ibc ei0 western road front Of The lndn
whfh stand 'husttd buVesn be town ard bs -
30 'minehce commanding fine view 81 bIb AZ con =,
ys1Es and beautiful vew Of lhe due Ridge, the cyh.
WEI Monoisiu', moDlecilO aud tie aJ;,e.sp ea,,,- -
o,es IN extent The subscriber proeo,s 10 ls,,s a., i
Hhmtni 10" tefm 81 year., for a single ,c.r -.
es'"ns'e efbs, sud invites those disposed 10 ye H. -,
nsesibe advantages Of the situation are n,ny ana
be'te sesn than Described ~ adyerisemeYt IL
y sde. di:po'ed to keep good Dsrdng house or ots
they are uvtins, and rsftieUarly to those desrog -
Jog their fon' ~ the Univefsty Jr their d,nsiS
Obsr"tesVile i,msle Aesdtny without eS..nss ~ :; Ln
lisved hi ifgulsr beardsf may BE- mmesi,felv ,
.hs' Il The Hotel be hep. ~ 'tc, many "a. ss I'm n
Iowe, eSihfy would end Their summers At aEsrv s,e
500, sIe solicited tr!cs in .essoo, by Letter; In. "
-.lEX. GARRY :.
F.f .
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MISS HNGHEN

70 EbFEJTF ULLY InfoIm , the ruLlic tb,l H., e..
80 i1i .he insuGo Of young ladies' wa, opa ned on ~
~ nst'i ~ wluoh will he tsueM the follo,yir, b,.Is
o''hog aphy s,|gIiing, Auth nec English Grn"n,,
'y,s2hy Nsturs' aud Moral Philosophy, History Cbr
Sy beie' bttfes, and Oomposition The French J,.aa
an mu'is wi!l he taught, II wished. lii rs
9ege1 $50 per .e,son Tor board and tuition 10
ld' bodSns % dolls The session Consisting Of no 2
usy rupiH ~ dolls per sion, Fuel Di 50.s An ceSe
M aton wi" he paid to the heab snd manners Of The yovny
OTIS q.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-11-28
CORDAGE FOR iS:,4

NAVY COMMISSIONERS Orr1cn.
22d Oct. 1928
fRHE Commissioners of the Navy will receive
sealed proposals, until the ist December mex
Tor supplying the Unted States Navy, during
me year 1929, with the following quantity of Cor
dage' to be made Of the best clean, water re,ed
hemp the yarns to be tarred at least three months
heiore being laid into Cordage, viz:,
10 tons to be delivered at the Navy Yard Boston
10 10 do do N. York
50 DO 90 &c do Norfolk, Va
OF such sizes as shall be required by the Com.
lnandants, respectively, of The said Navy Yards
One half, the specific quantity required at each
ard must he delivered by the LIST of April, 1929
and the other half by the LIST of July following
The foregoing quantity will be actually contracted
tor with the stipulation. that the actual quantity
al s any one, or all the Yards, may be augme nied
given to the Contractors. The whole oGthe Cor.
daee must be Of the best quality, and stand the
proof established at the respective NAVY Yards
Zach softer" must state whether it is for "patent',
or common laid" Cordage, and must be endors
Oct 25. Sod
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-11-28
NOTICE.

.hOITCE.
MFRS no: ELsoN having enlarged her Board.
ing Establishment, 10y the addition of a com
modous and well finished Brick Tenement on the
opposite SIDE OF the Street, will he prepared TO ac-
coinmoia,e from Is to 20 Gentlemen and Ladies'
during the session of the Legislature. Gentlemen
wishing it, can have their Carriages and Horses
taken in Oct. IL I7-tie,M Ia
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-11-28

Erecinor,s SAFE 0i Land ana Negroes, &c. &C.
q GkEEABlY TO the last will and testament of
Thomas johnson, decd, late of the county OF
Cumberland, will be sold at public auction, on the
premises, ION Tuesday, the 30th ddy of December
hert, II air ii not, the next fair day. that valuable
estate, whereon the said johnson resided. living
III miles south of the Courthouse, containing, by q
recent survey, GIT 81 acres-about 200 of which
are woodland. This tract of land is az valuable.
and OF as good quality, as any in this section OF
country, lying on both sides Of Angola Creek ON
which there about rs acres OF first rate bottom
land:-a large portion of the woodland is prime
tobacco land.-On this estate, there are two good
dwelling houses, large granery, and tobacco
houses sufficient for curing a large crop-also all
other necessary out houses, good apple orchard
garden, &c. There is also on this tract of land. a
good mil-house, with two pair of stones, wheat
threshing machine, and all the machinery for
working them by water-S0 bushels of wheat are
seeded on the estate. This tract of land will be
divided or sold entire, as it may best suit purcha
sers-and will be shewn by Mr.. Ichabod Johnson
VINO resides upon ii, or by the subscriber, who
lives within three or four miles.
The negroes consisting of men women. bows and
girls. The household and Kitchen furniture. plsn-
tauon utensils, Wagon, OK Cart, three yoke OF
Oxen, SC. Sc, will also be Sold the sale will CON-
tinue from day TO day till finished.
Terms. The Land will be sold on credit of
one, two and three years, bonds with approved
security, with deed of trust on the land will be
required TO secure the payments about one half of
the negroes will be sold for cash. the balance of
The negroes and the other personal property OH a
credit OF six months bonds with approved security
will be required. CHARLES WOhACK ,Ex'or.
Of Thomas johnson decd.
Cumberland Nov. IS. 57-tds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-11-28

ne ;fnanGI gtcettng cfGte Stockholders
fafmeis not = IN Manchester Monday the. Il q, q,
.moel Tex punciu1l attendance Of the n, NH
-, 80 ~ ~ S"a"s'WVush Oomrany fecuested on the
NJ IT, l'''' NJ. WINFREE, Agent.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-11-28

VIE subscriber being DESTROYS to settle his AL.
'ninistra,orship on the estate of Rachel Harris.
deed requests those who have any claims against
said estate, to make them known by the goth Of
next month. properly authenticated, or this will
be plead In Bar against them by
WIN. G. MADDOX, Adm'or
Nov.2T. 5eIwS,s
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AN EXTRAORDINARY AGREEMENT

III
An honourabie SENATOR member OF the Bar and
supporter Of the present Administration, received
few weeks since, from Jacksonian, one hun.
dred dollars, as consideration for an agreement
in writing to pay the Jacksonian one cen, for the
hrstelectoral vote above one hundred and thirty,
which General Jackson will obtain, two cents for
the second, four for the third, eight for the fourth
and so OF doubling for each additional vote. The
lawyer on receiving the 800 pocketed it with
great apparent satisfaction, declaring, that (" he
had never obtained a fee SO easily in his lfe!"--
FROM present appearances, however, the result
may not be so agreeable to him, as it will be a.
musng to some OF Your readers to examine the
following calculation, extended only 10 thirty
votes, which number at least it is probable Gene
raj 5eckson will receive above $780, II may be
gratifying to the senator's friends to learn, that
the Jacksonian has literally offered TO release him
ON IN. Of fnrl tLn,.s1zld 1i1.L..--L
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-11-28
EDUC7TION.
Nov. 81.

EOC C.1lIOsN.
= school wi be opened at my house the ensu-
,, 'ng year under the superintendent of Miss
T.. Jones, in which, will be taught the plain bran
ehes OF English education, viz: photography,
Reading, Writing, Arithmetic, Grammar, Geogra-
ply History Six eight little girls can be ac-
commoda'ed with board in my family, where, strict
attention viii be paid to their morals and depor:-
nent-the price for board and tuition. will BIO
Ss0-to he paid semi-annuaily-e boarder
hhding her own bed and bedding The school will
commence on the 18th January, and terminate ON
tne ioth December. with vacation OF one of the
summer months. Letters addressed to the sub
scriber living near the Bowling. Green. Caroline
County, vii! be attended to
PiCHEGRUE VOOLFOLK.
Nov. 81 hs-wtos,hD
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-11-28
LOYAL COMPANY-ggo;,-


VIE meeting Of the .uecss,on, of the Loyal Company LAT
proposed al Charlottesville having failed 10 TAI. .Tr,
aud being provided by resolution of Tie Comnsnv ,dnn
ta a, their meeting on the sb Ja 1915 that any three Of
Tue meo.fs may at any time call citing ii. under,
signed, believing such be
INC 81 si concerned do hereby meeting Of
gu Monday the 18th day of December ensuing If ,ho"
os to any Of the members attend in person
we approaching session ut the Legislature will furnish TO
su convenient opportunity Of beng in ,b
meeting 5y their County Delegates and it
hesy hoPed that all Who interested this long
concern, will either personally by prory eSbsee the
present occasion Tor putting into train OF .fcieut iu
tIa;ion aud h.sl adjustment
EDMUND PENDLETON.
MANN PAGE,
w. G. RIVES.