Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-01-19
n 49, NovEmBER 2dtb, 1879.
RAPPAHANNOCK eAC ADEMY,

IL Mr.. Charles a. Lewis, i,in as Pw,rcIpa1 -
be aided in the Classical Department, by Mr. Sam
X a q. Queen WILSON, (Son of the Rev Samuel b.
Wilson, of Fredericksburg,) the Trustees of th,s In
SUI confidently congratulate the publick upon
the prospect OF again realizing those benefits, which
h. once 50 extensively difdsed; and indulge the
nope. tnat IT'S enlightened patronage will obtain for
II the success, to which its numerous, and acknowl.
hf 1ovan.ages' 80 saalnentiy entte it, For tina
him, the best pledge will be found in the sred
and practised zeal, with which Mr. Lewis Inns hore
toore acquitted himself in the profession of his early
| choice. Of the quaica LIONS and amiabIe d;snosff
sitlon, of Mr. Wilson, the most satisfactory testmo
mails have been adduced, from sources the most nm
| questionable. When to these primary clements oe
success, are added others better assured and
only second 10 them in Importance viz: large and
cnnmodious Buildings, the sniubrity of whose site
is individually tested, by the fact that for years past
IL mas proved refuge OF unialling security to the
adjacent inhabitants ofless CURED spots and for
the last seven years to the President himself and his
family with entire exemption from autunpnaI disease
rcmoteness from every haunt of vice, and a we'll
selected library of about 500 volumes the Trustaes
cannot doubt that it will be secure in the tiscernment
Fl am intelligent publick The course of instruction
VIII be SUCH as to qualify students for entering Cox
Lutin and Greek Languages, Geography with the
use fthe Maps and Globes Arithmetic, Alrebra,
GeometTy, Plane and Spherical Trigonornctry, anu
the Theory and Practice OF Surveying. The moral
and religious instruction oft,e youth committed to
his care, will be primary object, and will be incul
Gated upon every fit occasion, the best foundation
a RrID.
clpai and his Assistant. The exercises will commence
on the 5th of January, 1880, terminate on the 18th
OF December following with vacation of one month
IN The summer Terms for Board and Tuition inclu-
ding washing, S11C, each boarder finding his o,yn
bed, bedding, towel and candles.
Address, to the Principal, Bowling Green, Caro-
line County, Va. till the LIST of january a, afterwards
TO him, or to the President, Rappahamock Acade-
my. JOHN H. BERNARD
90 c&dtf President.
IN of TWO Deeds OF Trust executed to John Arms
tead and William DandIdse, by William Morris ann
Nascea his wife, the the eighth day of January 1879
and he Other the eighteenth day February Is28-an
another Deed of Trust executed Herbert A. Claiborne and
Charles GAY by the said William Morris on ie tenth dav
of July, 828-al of which are recorded in the Hstnos
Court of the city Of Ricond shall proceed to SELL on lie
premises, the 10Th day of February next fer randy ey
for the purposes therein mentioned Lots pieces or naIc
OF Land, in the city of Richmond known and in
the plan of The said CITY, by No (3 three hundred and sorv
seyen and No (352) three hundred fly two which were
conveyed the said William Morris by Thomas R,,srnrd
and Sarah his wife, by their deed bearing dae the 18Th av oe
June, 1925 and admitted record clerks Office of the
Court OF ungs for said which now erected
extensive brick buildings used warehouse and for Other
purposes ALSO three other Lots pieces or parcels of land
known and distinguished the plan city by number
C'42) three hundred and orytwo three bundled and
ory-three (f3), and number three hundred and
3l with the buildings commonly called shockoe warehouse
perry was conveyed 10 the said William Monis by two
several deeds for undivided heeo-one made On the
wife and John Pegram, Wilson Gregory; .he other mads
the same day by Joseph Dudley county and
both admitted TO record clerks Office of the 5stmgs
Court of said other Lot piece or of
known and distinguished in the plan of city, by number
William Morris by William A. Smith and Sarah Smith hu
their deed bearing date the 18th September 1926 and
admitted to record in the Clerks of,he Hastings Court ns
| the city aforesaid.
The Trustees have never known the title foregoing
property I" be questioned bit they will only convey tina, Gci
IS vested IN themselves.
JOHN NJ; ARNtlsTEAD,
w cambridge,
t HsasEET : 4. 81, ssaE@ATroRNE, r"'ss'-
Ricnaond, Dec. 11th, 1929.
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