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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-04-24

April %. ''As" co.. MARKET Square.
WikSrrNiA; a. soPtIivI Of Uo.aee1V5oId1n..
N.Y. me Capitol in the city Of Richmond tie Esd. DAY
Jeremiah STROLLER and John w. Green, PITT.
William Brsots, Rps.r, Green, Jane. gieSsra; rhsr,,
Major P.,., g.,ns, of Peter saso
Hh1 Randall. Mshs oh.I. ~ E Els"
ideni pieeio.. Gp s0a IL, sI John
sGss William ariaa.n, wossf M .ss
her. ya Su,d Sas s.S. q E".
Mumfo2d s r sso Of John Jame.ou for
ssy, John B. Wexford e, OF WIN. &.iifod mo..,
Thu, eas.s came an. Dry to be f,,.,. a,s ps,t..
formerly read, and the report the Sury.yor n
Jsoasy ~SS the hsf order , .. the
W. to,s o. witnesses returned the ,sid Sur
h.nJs aged By ooan. "isd ',ne: the sI..r
titled 70 an otns OF opinion that the plaintiff. are
Tue TWO parcels Of land degns,ed in ire said ola M @
nI ny .ns hsus' 49, ~ 49,
aud bsure. 81 S. 81 IS, containing three hunsa nr'
had th. Trustees Of Thoma, sod. any tand s o. l,sn
.ined ty the or oppen'ation, should be sr.r.
n mSnsy for the whole property Of twenty p1,
the. Ssassd the value Of the i'm.
essnee divided by 49, the whole nuph., ana tho
Which the snf der the sn.s:
me prse pc. acre given for the whole thu, A.e
The sh.seaen LOT OF hs sd sss s.e.
sn, ,St ] tnf' commissioner Pendieon enepiss q
tbs entitled upon the fOfsreips the pi.n-
state s.soaas tss . sa~dsts; Il. az. .s.: s
GosIt viii, .sy matters deemed perin.u t s
ed or which may by the ,: 80 .rs
"M, c. RENDLEToN, c. G
CoMMIssIoNER's OFr1cr
Richmond, 10th Nov. 1928.
Inc Petses interested IN the execution of m.
der are hersey notified that appointed ths or
eighth Of May next at 10 o'clock Tie mornnr. ~
S1n 'me and place they hereby required to
Ss sn bp me- day Prepared for mater. s.re
A.,n., WIN. G. pENDLEToN, eom,r.
Jniy Isss A"hensurs county eOuIt, 18Th day o.
hyas, Bacon 's9r Richard Bacon ,ep D.ury
MAJ rutaon Lucy Smith, late Lucy ae D. Asn Dixop,,
formerly Sarah Il. 6lsnn, children Of a1sh ei
L'ns';on Bacon in hi, Individual e,,,.,,,
s. Bacon hyaa.i Bacon TssS en- NJ Mu
Bacon. s "a A. s'; .So msss q
s1or, OF Lyddsl Bseon deed and H,"I Sssd -he
d, haser Dixon DECD who sIt Of L. daI Bacon
H.. Dsft..
sc3n., PhG
p. s ass ,s9 %so .9s 81 n.esn - Of Eamar
Bacon Rieh'd Bacon ' D''on' ae d'hnd Lyddst
ihs'e suit. coming to be further heard INN, en-
Of Ednd Bacon e.o Of Gaze. to 'ss thr
e5Ts OF Lyddai bseon decd Edm p Bacon VINO
bscop decd, and Lsns,ton Bacon eIyr NJ fd1 =, usy
,sss .ne '.a court by their deere. Of date order.
this court. Con- IT,. ool"""oner OF
WIN NTH Ii. TAYLOR, c. 6.
CoMNIssToNEa's OrrrcE. },
r..;, i2th day Of April, 1929 7
hereby noiiGsd, thsti have appointed Tue,dsv % sro
aid ase, ~ courthouse, in order to carr In.
are de'ned 10 ssnd TO s,i making % the "a
y ~ ''SN I" 'ne , 10 moot Of that day.
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REFORM.

The Administration is rapidly gaining strength
20 the North.--The init Masonic fraternity in
". York is blown sky high and thus one Of Mr..
Ciay's intended engines is struck from his hand.
"The "infected district" the western section
of the state has been termed, is nobly redeeming
ts political character. In almost every principal
town between the Cayuga lake and the Niagara
Frontier, the town elections have eveDtuated in
the signal triumph Of the Republican party over
their federal anii- masonic opponents" 1.-The mag
nsDimous conduct Of the Masons in voluntarily
dissolving their Lodges, was a concession 10 pop,-
lar will which had considerable weight in renov-
ing the preudices OF honest anti mssons and in
contributing 90 this cheering result al the town
meetings This Is death blow to the Coalition
Party in New Yofk--snd in Rhode Island. no
sooner IL Mr.. CIay's banner unfurlcd, than il IL
struck down. The Jackson ticket has prevailed
at the recent election, and majority Of the friends
Of Jscksonis elected to the State Legislature
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-04-24

April %. III "a
VlH6INla: Al Superior Court oi Uhsueery, nojde.
al the former Capitol 10 the city Of Wiamiburx ID,
30tb day OF January tb2s: NV
Bennett White snd fhoms, Smith for themselves. and al
other ertdtoTs OF JohnB Gully, who may ehoose 70 make
themselves parties aud contribute espeDsss OF i, su
sssip,t
Francis Hudsus sdu'or heir Of John g. Cu,iy decd
Mary George, Henry Robert Zadoek, and Eli1shsh Gully
and Ralph Davis 4 Julis hirwife, Dsn.
This cause cams on this day. bebssrd by consent on m,
o snsvss and exhibits, apd argued by counsel On
CONSIDERATION whereof, aud by like eonen the court sor
sdjudse, order and decree the defendant Francis Hud
gins sdmor Of john s. Gully, render before on Of the C, M
m,oDers Of this court, OF his OF Tbs
estate OF the said john g. Gully 10 taking which sid
toe Oomm"onsr required TO state tbs debt. paid BY h.
shnnustor which do and also, those which not bind the
bs' OF The said John s. Gully; and the said
further required u take account Of the b.
Of said John b. Gully which do, and ~boh do not bind "a,
heirs-whieh seeounts the Commissioner is directed 10
epine state and settle, and TO the court report with an
miss specially sisted deemed pertinent BY hjr,sII q,
Which may be required by tbs parie, TO be sisted
Copy. Ts,te,
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COMMUNICATION
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

II 10 the wish Of number OF the freeholdors OF
Essex and Hing and Queen, that You announce
MIR. John Gaines in your paper, a suitable per-
son ,s represent; the distric, composed of King &
Queen, &c. in the Convention.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-04-24

ia the publications alluded to. They are necessa-
riiy short and imperfect. Some of them would
doubtless be modified to meet the views Of more
capable men. In Convention coming from eve
ry part oil the State, and representing different and
sometimes opposite interests, much forbearancs,
liberality and concession will be wanting, to
duct its deliberations with harmony, and terminals
them in the political improvement OF our country.
That such may be the character and issue of Its
labours, is the sincere wish OF,
Gentlemen, your most ob't. serv't.
WIN. P.TAYLOR.
Caroline. April 10, 1929.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-04-24

SELLING our -------''-
SGrhenGrye, Glass & CAinr
'h : Snh'erbsr, Intending close their bu,ins.. e; ,,
L place, IS speedily possible ogsr th.r sh N IN,
CHINA, GLASS, &c
az very low prices; many article, s,co,,
s. & r. PEASANTS.
c-,. doors above the Bell Taver,
,o, .Uun,fy sehsn -i hDd to their interest 10 t,
April -. 80
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-04-24
CHEAP SPRINo GOODS
ALEXANDER LEVY.

received BY ,h. late arrival, from. phii.d.ps
Ne" York, shssu'fsl ssortn Of ss,orasi. Di.r
.4ntong whseh arc.
B B,s ei.et i,.lis1 ls'trins
niset white eoosfed Gro JsTsP.
Plain stripe and plaid ssti,,e
EonD.. and ben risSon., nee ale
TAINTED % DO DO do
Thread snd hohinst lace
N isi'n espes aud collars
S S;, and insh.nn new ,6r.
p' .;a ard mandsrinse rsrs
ain figured Sw,s muslin
1 h.,,s.,a ea st 'sIy fus
~ Linen and cotton eSsel.
White and cold Russia driiux
French do DO do
White and eoioursd nisrssiss re.i,rs
BLACK aud eoioursd s'Ih do
She'll ,ast, aseA side esms,
M.s'. Beaver : Ho.kiu.s,sr.,
Ls do Kid 4 If Ts.t. % %
4iae, yellow and India Nsnl..,
striped Jenus, Russia shs.t,os
!; 80. .: =; l:S: a. i.iI l s:
BED 9's. ticking, y as.iias'
Linen do haAf,.
D..ids, Of all colour,
80 q 10 ineh eravzts
Lsd.ss' black Il white ,ilk ncs,
co cotton d thread 20 ts@
Ossss Bolivar Hats, very fee
Artificial lowers
Ribbon wire
a handsome assortment Of psr,:ol, a rJu>..,.,
Bises & cold italian crare
Cord stripe r plain dou,e,tick
! Gaze Of Wilmington sirips,
do ga Bfesehsd .hsetius,.
do Ga Brown Walthsp 10
5.4 do 7-S do
Case 7.s Sea Island shit;pr
Sermsb British oznahurr,
Seersucker, oil cloths, &c.
", Whisn are offered how Tor cash. ~ wholesale re,,
a1ess ms'''r'. John VsnIew, Co.. Msii.i sousrs
114-Uu
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April "a.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-04-24

YEkAyE received by the late arrival, from, Phsd
80 New York, shssutfui got Of SIDERABLE Df
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selfish sentiment that freeho,ders alone are ent;-
tied to exclusive privileges; and that grateful
ACCOMPLISHMENTS are also due to our respecta-
bic freehold friends, who have cheerfu!ly given
sus co eountenance this day.
meeting be rendered to the Chairman and Secrc.
tary.
The meeting then adjourned.
CHAS. r. POPE. Chairman.
BENJAMIN ANDERSON, Secretary.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-03
A TLANrIC SOUVENIR FOR Is.D.

A TLASriC SOUVENIR FOR 1879.
"A List Of Embellishments
|. Presentation Plate.
:. The Sisters engraved by Duraug, from the orr
ginal Picture, by innan.
,. Title Page; drawn and engraved ny Durano.
/. Love asleep engraved by Ellis from drawing
by Newton.
). The Grove; engraved by Ellis froIa drawing BY
Endcr.
g. The Power OF Love- engraved by Durang, from
beautiful antique painting, in the possession
of Mr.. Paff of New York.
T. Chapeau de Pnilie; engraved by Humphreys
from the original picture, by Rubeus, at Wind
Castle.
g. Hesitation; engravedby Kcarncy from drawn q
by tarrier.
O. The Lazy of Ruthvc:; engraved By Lonqacrc.
from picture in thepossession ofDr. Chapman
10. The Unwelcomed Guest; engraved by Ellis.
from drawing by Boaden.
II. The Shipwreck; engraved ~ kearuey, from a
drawing by Shelter.
- The Contented Captive: engraved by Ellis.
fEoT drawing by II. CoEboud.
With much original Prose and Poct;cal matter "
4 neat case. FOt sale BY J. II. NASH.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-03

CHESTERFIELD ACADEMY.-This Institution
is situated III The county Of Chesterfield, abou, miles
south OF the Court House. aud about nine nor, west o
Petersburg, m very healthy and hicky settled neiuhoo
large and connections House has lately built by the
friends OF Sceice IN this county, and finished OFF arecabiy
the most approved modern pan and will shortly be supplied
with Maps Globes and suitable Mathematical Instrnens
or the coinIrt and Of VIC think
eSceled by hut few Houses of tho kind in State
The Academy will open in the house erected for pr
pose on the frst Monday in January aud during
the scholastic y.ar oi ten months, under the uperntendance
WILLIAM StitVER, who graduated Hamilton Collcse
IN August, 1924, and has css,y cns,-
gcd IN teaching the Greek and Latin iausuage together with
The various branches of English education His quaGca-
tons and assiuy Teacher and successful me hot Of
serving vuos and honorable emulation among lis pupils
are too well known this section of the country require any
soon as the number of students will justify the oxpe,c
The following nong the studies win b. taught in
Grammar, Geography History, Logic Rhetoric Moral phioso
phy Enents of Criticism, Evidences Natural and Revealed
looPhy Webbcs Huons Mathematics and Hcnry's Che
mstry together with Gl of tho approved Latin
and Greek authors In addition to their ordinary studies the
more advanced students will have stated frequent exercises
M Composition, Defamation, and Forensic Dspua.on The
object OF tire Institution only qualify Young men for
engaging successfully in the various pursuits Of active life but
also tor admission into the different Colleges and Uni, erse
The heal,hness oie situation, bens near several spnc
ofcNceent wacr the sober industrious habits the
render desirable retreat Tor the pursuit of science, well
the formation oi correct and vuos habtsBoard be had
moderate picc OF $40 per anr Boaes will be- considered
as members of The families IN which they reside and no pains
VIII oc wanting their situation and
The terms Of tuition will be- for the dead languages 80 dollars
per ann and 20 dollars for tie Mathematics and English
studies
Those who may feel inclined parone this young Insii,
non now into life respectfully invited cali and
see the &c inS which here presented Tor the acquisition
useful learnngfth they do feel sansunc in the belief
that will not he suffered decline for the want OF .asona.
bic share of their patronage The,rsees feel deeply sensible
the obligations under which they laid by the liberal doi
tons OF generous and enlightened community Il hoped
mat ue expectations Will not be dsappoin,e,tat the nsr
iuness of the Institution will eventually royr commensurate
with the anticipations Of it, founders
JAMES HOWIErT, ;
PETER F. BOlSSEAU,
ALEXR. GIBBS,
JOHN COGBIII, Committee
WA r.. JOHNSON, ot,Le hoard
JOHN w. JONES, OF Trustees.
JOSEPH DUDLEY,
JOHN r. WALKER,
dec 20 TliOS. Z. BURFOOT
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-03
sSK. WARNER ". PRICE,

SfH. WARNER ~. PEICE.-As you are a non rec
4's fcntOf Virginia, and nave agent known to me- TAX
no that shah al the following places and periods viz at Eos
eT3 IayeTn Cumberland county, the first Saturday in
January neat, At William Newton IT, buckingham county W.
o. the i!d saturday ia sail JaualJ next aud Gecrlsbrg
Green county, hy. tie 10Th OF jan next proceed To take t
ocrs and aldayits oi zmdEy 'giezAe read rs ey
slce IA SUIT in the coun' II Cumberland h cnancery
III which am plaintiff you and oilers asc Defendants
nov lJ-WJt JOHN j. WILLIAMS,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-03
EEMALE school,

IfEhALE SCHOOL, SOD All be o,eI.ed On ;ie
u rs! q: aiua Ee2i, a. = Tssi-cn-- of tie sIJscThe II
the @ o.! New AeI;, Mss Ezatea Bacof
- - oi-r-s u 7I En-i-h ed, VIII taught and
ATTENTION Esen 20 10 and morals those
conf ~ her care II VII = exclusively fnalr and Is
is u ioas;sf8 Iern-, Tor board and tuition, son
u ir H'nil So OebaI - Dc paid the 18th day oil
-uri te hsa.ce On Inc 9TH II December The.e W.. Ie
'eedii FUN H. 18Th of August tie 18TH OF Ocoec
JOHN 3. CLOFTON
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-03
BITLDLNG LOTS FOR S.ALE.

VNHAT very desirable lot in the Sear of the Presby
i terrain church now building, being 100 feet front
ON street which separates it from the land occupied
by Manson e. Bibber, and averaging 100 feet deep.
more beautiful site is probably not to be had in the
City.
Also three lots Governors street, above street,
which are daily becoming more valuable, being in
central situation, street improving fast any
in Richmond. They would be exchanged for land
west of the Capitol. ID. l. BURR.
dor f8-Qav.}r
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-03
NEW BOOKS. &c.

NEW BOOKS, DC.
EROCKFORD'S or Life in the West, IN 9 vols.
- Lights and Shades Of English Life, in vols.
Anatomy Of Drunkenness by Macnsh.
Remains Of Nathaniel Appleton Haven, with a me-
moir fhis life, by George Tickncr.
Practical Grammar Of the German Language, by
DR.. Charles Follen.
Scripture Help, designed to assist in reading the bible
proftably, by Bckorstith.
Manual Of General Anatomy, containing concise
description Of the Elementary Tissues Of the HUI
man Body. from the French Of Bayle g. Holland
byS. ID. Gross, M. y.
PRACTICAL Obstetrics. ron the French OF julius llain
by >. ID. Gross, NJ. D. &c. &c. &c. And hume
Fons oihe- valuable and interesting works for sale by
Ge J. II. NASH.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-03

& tREEN HILL SEMINARY viii De opened for the
ensuing year, on the 18th of January, and closed the
lSih .. DeceaoS vacation OF viii be given 10
,2e sinne lie sub1riDer still Continues keep ass
ant Inc eouTS- % instruction vii embrace the LATIN and
t5sh a1s the Elements oil Geometry Geography witt,
tie ne o. lie hla?s and Gce and al tie minor branches OF
uI,l-a re-; Latin scc aTs So EnCl IN scholars sl5
'fiE -, seE Gu-l- Si attention VIII he giyeu TO PEE
e u'r I1-A-s All aea o. he slueLts, 10 advance
tier s-L-.G- .Dl;S HATS
. On. u 2c-h o. ~ -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-03
HARDWOOD SCHOOL.-rhs school vii ,croir,

ARWoOD SCHOOL.-This School viii terminate
Inc t2ui OF december, and rccOmneaco for tho ensuing
year tire 18th OF January The Of instruction will inludr
feadirs Pennansip Arithmetic, Practical Mathematics C;e
osEaPhy Relies Letes, Moral Philosophy History Compost
non and the English AMI Latin Languages Tic tennis for
ooaru tton wishing and lodging, during the scholastic year
OF tel oos will DO SlO5, $l00 if the furnish lodg
@ All students will ne charged from their commencement TO
the 10Th of December which the scholastic wear viii
end have employed Latin teacher and If INV patronage
should justly H. shall epdeavuur obtain the Of my pre-
sent cud u'oT captain William Barber Letters addressed
ne near Someve Fauguiet county WI; receive PROMPT aen
T. T'.CEt'I"r
Noy - ~,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-03
POOM4H PAINTING.

Y\HE Subscriber would inform the ladies Of Rich
II mond, that he intends stopping in the city for
short tme and offers his services teacher of Poonah
Tor Theorem) Painting The high state of perfection
TO which the art has atoy been carried, the and
facility with which is acquired, compared with the
usual model renders it desirable object for every
lady who wishes to have knowledge Of this orna-
mental part of education.
Only thirty six hours arc necessary To acquire u
knowledge of the art. He has taken a at Miss
Turner'S boarding house, Main-stree:, where speci-
mems may be seen, and terms made known. Married
ladies or others, have private lessons at their
dwellings if they choose.
NJ W. HOPKINS.
Reference to Rev. VIM. ]. Armstrong, Rev. Ste
phen Taylor and Rev. A. Converse.
dec Is
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-03

VIRGINIA: a, rules holden clerks Office OF tine
superior cart Of chancey for the Richmond district
the tn day OF July, 1923: John Baylor and George D.
Baylo pits. against Robert Pollard, James Brown IN his
own dst and eA'or of Robert Burton, surviving partner
OF Donald Burton, Samuel BrandIum, Thomas Pinkeston
and Daniel Boil, assgnces OF Donald s: BURTON snkIups
dts
and Daniel 0e not having entered their and
given security according tie oct Of assembly and the
rules 81 this court md II appearing by satisfactory evil
deuce, that they inhabitants Of tbs couny; IL
ordered that the said defendants do appear her6 the
first day of the term, and the bill of review
filed by the plaintiffs; aud that copy Of this order be
forthwith inserted III newspaper published IN the city
OF Richmond, for two months SUCCESSFULLY and posted
the front door of the capitol, n the said city.
81 copy. Tcste, WEI. @. PERDLEToH, G. G.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-03

VIRGINIA: At rules, holden in ihe clerks Office Of the
snpsdo, of cbancery for the Richmond district
the list dag Of September, 1925 Mary o. Williamson.
John Bath and Lucy bis wife, Robert Williamson and
Sophia Sneed, pits. against Elizabeth Manu. eX'ix Of
Joseph Mann, dec. exor Of William Breedlovs
dec. and John p. williamson James c. Williamson, Rich
ard Evans and Lucy his wife, John Willis and Elizabeth
his wife, Littlebeny Wade and Sophia his wife, and John
T.. TuOer aud Jaue his wi(e which said John r., James
C., Sophia and Jane, children Of Mary o. Wiiangun
and Lucy Davis. DANIEL Davis John Davis Madison
Davis, aud WIN. Davis, John w. Simpson and Ann his
wife, Henry Chds aud Sophia his wife, Dayid Brov and
Lucy his wife, Benjamin Rust and Fancy his wife, and
Ages Davis, which said Daniel, John, Madison William
Avn Sophia, Lucy, Fanny and Agues, are children Of
Lucy Davis, dec; James williamson Thomas Wiamson
George williamson, James Oliver and Elizabeth his wife,
and Philip Gully aud Campbell his wife, which James,
Thomas George, Elizabeth and Campbell children Of
Ann Williamson, dec. dts.
The defendants James G. Williamson, LiuIebsrry
Wade and Sophia his wife, John T.. former and Jane his
wife, David Brown aud Lucy his wife, James anson,
Thomas Williamson, George Williamson, and Philip
Gully and Campbell his wife, not having entered their
appearance aud given security according the act of
assembly and the rules Of this court and IL by
satisfactory evidence that they inhabitants this
country; ordered, that the said defendants do appeal
cfe the first day NJ the term, and the bill
Of the plaintiffs aud thar copy Of this order be forthwith
inserted in newspaper published In the city NJ Rich
mnnd Tor two months SUCCESSFULLY, and posted front
door Of the capitol, in the said city.
IS copy. Tesfe, WIN. G.. PEsDbRTow, 9. C.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-03

IN Chesterfeid CO1olty Curt, 1923, Dec. the 8At.
isbsn Pickett in his pfoper person, also Michal Wor.
sham, Sarah Workman, rnd Wilnm Wonham, infan,
children of Edward orshsm, decd, by john Hill their
nezt friend, eomplsinaus, against Johp Trueman and
Rebeoca his wife, late Rebecca Wursham which said
IL CHANCERy.
This day the compleDauts by counsel, and fled
their bill and IL appearing the satisfaction Of the
court, that the said John Trueman is nha
Of this commonwealth; the motion Of the complainants
is ordered that the said John Trueman appear here on
,hs second Monday in March next, and the bill
Of tie compliments; aud that copy Of this order he
inserted for two months succcsivcly newspaper
published in the city Of Rehmood, and another copy
posted the front door ~ the courthouse VI this county,
for two successive courts.
a copy. Teste,
PC PARKf PoINDEXTER, C..
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-03
HARMONY HaLL SEyuLMdRY

\ AfsINsROsNI HILL oksJulN.Thf.
M KS TURNER takes this method of corr stng report,
" which sue has been inionned is circulating the
n.y. that her School Is discontinued" and Of pionnrs the
ensuing year She has assistance of gentleman,
Whose classical education, moral worth, and experience
wsns. emmeniy qualify HIM In the duties OF his station.
WIN ths aud she proposes system, which win furnish
facility or the regular progress OF pupil simplest
elementary branches, the highest department. letters The
9thy oil system in every occupation life will 10 readily al
owed but perhaps IN purs, ntsensablc--sop per-
une in tseiects, in the business rnouag ne character
yofa task WHICH dcvolves every faithful teacher. For
adopted. .
iafrod.eiory Dpartoat-in which will be taught the Elc
n,enis OF LeaInis, including Geography, Arithmetic
cco.ns TO tie Plan pursued III TIC High Schools tie North
Junior MISUNDERSTANDING Wsiiu, Spelling Geography,
Grammar, Arithmetic mental and written Natural History
Composition Map Drawing, Exe,css Eocuon aud Needle
senior Dparipisnt-Ance, Geography History Natural
rnloSophy Rhetoric, Logic, Geometry, Astronomy with Lee
Theology, h;ineralogy with use OF cabinc, OF minerals
ntnec Algebra, Nat,., On the Improvement of the mind,
.oenSes OF Christianity, Ecclesiastical History and the Greek,
La,' French Spanish and Ir,ian languages will be taught,
Every Pupil OF suitable will be taught Dwing,
ani OF facilitating the acquisition OF rcunailp Toacc,
WI Dc furnished for ustrnctns Music, Painting on Velvet
regular branch oil instctoi as SOON suitable Teacher
DO obtained
good Library is attached to the School for the use Of the
npus artcr particulars &c aSccainCd 10y application
to tire Teachers
BOarlns, inclusive of Bet. Bedding
and Washing, $40 rer ! session
Tuition IN the introductory Department,
Do Junior DEF aItnent,
Do Senior Department, 10
dec IL e,,,,,,
Two PARENTS AND GUARDIANSHIP school
will commence the 18th of January 1922 and terminate
on tao 18th of Dee misunderstanding tenn OF len mouths
sh's'e OF a vacation from the 18th OF August the
Ctioter
F,<spcr JuIylcr, "a ruap,ks.)
For boarding, lodging aud washing, 49,.
10 nc paid III advance, P''
Instruction IN Greek and Latin, SO
Arithmetic, Grammar GEOGRAPHY 81
Spelling, Scacmg and Writing, 81
For fuel, 81 per annlnu. w. &. DAY
Manchester, Dec 9th, 1925. w.;t-c
bNiIE annual meeting Of the STOCKHOLDERS of the Bank of
Virginia, will be held their Banking house IN the city
OF Richmond, on the first Monday III January.
Dec. ID, lS2S-3tc w. cambridge, Cash'r.
FARMERS BANK OF YIHGINIA.-The annual
meeting OF the Stockholders Tor the election Directors tor
held ON Wednesday, the 9TH day Of January next.