Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-18

TH'IE subscriber oiier, sala, valuable plantation on
n which he resides called Meadow Bridges Il,s ,,ae
situated ~ the county of Hanover, Cicahonv swamp
SIX 'nes rom The city OF Richmond, ni 476 acres
i winch 'cf' ara between lo and 800 low grounds cleared
ne late improvements OF the swamp haze entcy tho
that lands the high land is VOL inpTorcd the buildings n,
yN'ensVe c'ncdou' ana IN god order the orc,afis
large containing between and 1000 excrlcn fruits
The health of the subscribers family, residence on thi,
Souc auo's nm TO assert that no situation Ire cra-
Die IN ta' respect NO property has been offered for sale this
scion OF country for many years possessing
CON- cotton, n rye and grn& and small portion Tor wheat
as veSr,ahlo soil IT IS unsurpassed The subscriber would
premr making private sale but n not effected y the 18th
Deceuc lac viii then offer publicly AT the same tnue ho
about 500 barrels between and 500 of which are homany
cont fodder, sucks &calso his horses nulos anil colts
The terms of SALE of the real md personal estate, will made
kno;vn At proper time JOSHUA STURRS.
Meadow Bridges, Oct. 9Th 1928. 75--2ot
ISTAENTON ACADEMY.-'TRc jin1IeTsiinct . com
- mitcc appointed 10y the beard trustees are dcsous of
nncng the attention Of the public this ns,itutonn the
hope that 10y designating its advantages, Sufficient degree of
encouragement may be- obancd promote cause Of educa
ton in their nuhtohool the utertyt Is OF
society The local situation Of this seminary several cs
P-cis, favourable The clTae is unconnony hcIthv
the habits of tho people generally correct and the
o life may he obtained on the most moderate Tho com
ntice have asosranod that boarding had in respectable
private families exceeding forty dollars tor session
"i i've months They have made no enquiries TO the
Of boarding in tavcTis, they consdcrit cxpoc YOUTHS
should be cSpos to the temptations ucdt con-
Quoted houses Of that description.
contemplated that this institution will bc nran omen for
tive reception of pupils the st OF October provided
prospect OF adequate though moderate, -nuncra,ion for
their I've held gentlemen of high aal6ca-
tons vino have conic in that event 20 take ohax of the
academy, Professors To those acquainted Rev.
JosgrH Ssrm and LYTrIroN WAnpui Esq nothing need 10
said Ivy way of recommendation But parents and guardians
nj distance pledge ourselves for the great WORTH the
correct department, and tho exemplary habits of Mc~s smith
and Waddcl We moreover, express cnn'lid opinion
s,Rtg TINT TEACHERS letter qualified by their energy Character
their responsibility of talents and their advantages OF cucation
could not be selected Tor such institution We give this
recommendation FROM personal knowledge OF the
gentlemen, with whom are intimately acquainted
III" terms Of tuition viii bc reduced below tic customary
rates may le cet from tho following scheluc which
been sanctioned Nv tho board of trustees.
For LATIN, tcs, Mathematics Natural Filo7ophy, Chcmis-
try, Astronomy Rhetorok, Logic, Moral aud Mental rhoso-
ply--pcr session, si2
For Reading, i'cnuauehip Arithmetic, E,glisii Gmnnar
and Gcosraphy-pcr session, 50
Tho Seminary will bc opened the FRS Monday in Noyuni-
lcr next letters addressed the committee
wil rcccivo the ipo1 prompt attention.
WILLIAM BOYS,
JAMES CRA FORD
JOHN WAYT,
JOHN G.. Sewers
BfNSCOE q. BALDWIN.