Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-01-19
EpoYDToN MALE AcADEMY.-The sub,criberi

, EHOYDTON MALE ACADEMY.-The subscriber
ED who wa. some time an Instructor in the Untver'
sity oil Moth Carolina, will open school In the above
Institution on the 10Th OF the present month. The
course OF instruction in the Classics AMI Mathematics
viii be as extensive as in any similar instu ion, and
sufficient To- qualify studeils for entrance on advanced
standing into any OF our higher seminaras OF learning
Board be obtained in the respectable families
in ths vicinity, at $50 fer the session Of nCnhs. TUT
ton Tor the same period:
In the Languages and higher Mathe MATES, sSl2 81
Common EOglish branches, 10 90
instruction viii like wise b, given TO such as desire
II in the French, and Spanish. AZ the morality OF
those committed to his charge will be strictly guard.
ed If VIGOROUSLY bad character need be sent,
they will not be suffered by remaining to corrupt the
morals Of others The inhahtants Of the town viii
cooperate with the teacher in the suppression OF vic
and the preserv ion ct COOL order In point OF health
moral aud refined society, central position and
nieOce ot Access Boyden is probably not eNceled by
any village in the Sou hern country. The fact OF ns
hav wing been selected the site of the proposed COL
ege ample evidence OF lis advantages in these res
poets With prospective view 10 the design of this
establishment o6yiag liberal educdnion scifia the
reach 1 persons 0f mcdardte fortune, the board anu
tuition have been fixed at low rates. Those wishing
to ,end would best do early, that no time may be
lost, aud the teacher may be- better enabled 10 arrange
his classes. JOHN J. WYCHE, A. NJ.
n b. To those unacquainted with its situation, it
may be satisfactory to know that the Academy il i'm a
very retired place. remote from the hustle Of the tswn.
jan IL S4-wls;F
~ Hanover County, Virgnia.-The Subscriber bav-
ing esab ished Cotton Mill at the above place (known
heretofore DoswelPs Mills is now manufacturing
Cotton Yarns and Osnaburgs of good quality, which
he offers Tor sale the fair market cash prices, in
exchange for Cotton and will purchase the da,ter in
the seed, at the Richmond price.
Having firstra,e Cotton Gin and Cotton Press, he
will gin and bale Cotton with Dispatch a. the
ry tolls and will he thankful 90 planters wi onay Ia
vor him with their custom. SAMUEL COCHRAN.
Having removed my machine shop from Richmond
to the above place where have the advantage OF water
power. ar enabled 20 execute all orders 10. machine
~ with expedition. and a.reasonAble terms rs
any o'h,r manufacturer in the State. Mill Spind,es
turned and repaired. Turting of Iron agreeable 10
Patterns and Smiths work general will he attend
I'D tol r4un my sincere thanks to the planters and
others for the great demand have had for my Port
able Thre hing Machines Cotton Gins, ST. while To-
Gated at Richmond, and still hope from strict attention
in having the best materials aud the workmanship III
executed, 10 ain share OF their liberal patronage
All ORDERS for machinery addressed to Mr. John o.
Lay; my agent in Richmond, or to me at Vcrdon p. .
Hanover county, viii meet with prompt attention D.
Wheat Machines, Cotton Gins, SC. will be delvereI
at Mr.. Lays Office in Richmond, without extra
charge. s. COCHRAN.
NEWMARKET, Hanover county, Jan -. Sl-wiw
EHUBLIC SALE-By yiriue of ADDED of trusi - Z T.