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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-12-24

diebrook, in the county Of Augusta; 5il incorporo
ting the Guyandotte TURNPIKE company.
Mr.. G,fner from the Select COMMITTEE apnointad
~ procure GER am mannscrp reports The subject of
neVoi"tlonary Claims for publications reported that
'hey had successfully pc formed that duty.
a., nc manuscript Report as ordered 10 be- printed
MT Soo"e called up the Report of the Select
Comini'e &c the rev sion of the rules of tho H"ms.
mr Letsh called the attention of the House to the
z9h rule requiring that not less than majority oe
sundry Committees should proceed m b,;J Joy =,
that not less than five should const,,ut ~ dno
some "f The Stan'ng Committees were To cans;st nr
seven OF which four wonld he ma,oritv -
W.T. Uonoe said that the intention of tho coro,;.
"uS' tna' jour should not be allowed to ,ra nsact
1usiness--as they nigh, be equally diy;dd anaoe
'o'e hey had proposed that not less than five hoIa
constitute quorum. The requisition of u,.;"r;...
MIR Leigh suggesting that there was some ;ncnns;,
tency m 'h' phrase"l'gy proposed modification 70
the etfect--'ha majority of Sfandng Comm;ttao,
o, 'h'rteen should be quorum-and> five when the,
ted ' wus ooop-
The rules reported Dc in number md u.-vi,s
nor essentially from the old rules The third reon;re
h SPEAKER 70 recognize the member who addresses
the Chair by his own name and tina, IF his oo,,n,.
:. MS after long discussion in which Messrs 1T
br"dnax tiholson. Eppes and Maxwell took mart
was SO modified as to dispense with the name Of the
county by vote of SO to 10. " INC
Another ru" reported bv tbo (.o,,,,;t. ~. =,
NUMBERS OF the Standing Commtfees-tba 49,
important to 13--ihe less imuor,ant IN O "a =.
-, Az ais" proVoKed Dro racted discussion II,
wn , Messrs Atkinson Wilson, Miller of Powhatan'
ana do"de engaged. On the suggestion of M
MINER IL was m dified. by flying a nanr;n,un, md
n'n''"m--as for example, that the Comm;,tea %
privileges and Elections. shall consist of not less thar
., nor more than IS THE discussion O., the rules
possessing no general interest, we have NOT thomL,
II worth while to report it) o'sns
hr h,,n from 'f" Senate, announced the passare
o" OF me bull tor authorizing repairs in the sena,e
.hamner-ond resolution for a ,omporarv recass %
me 2ena'e--in which they asked the concurrence Of
the House of Delegates i'''ce oi
Mir anncey called APP the engrossed bill appropria-
eng Saoo Tor alterations and repairs in the Senate
N"a"'oer-wh'ch was read third time and passed
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-21
BY GEORGE WHITE.
I,aASes' auction.

On FRLD.4Y, the Gath inst. at II O'Clock, H.
vNiiI. be sold AT Whites Auction rooms, n large
w and valuable Of China, Crockery cut,
moulded, pressed. and en4meiled Glasses, &c Gc.s
consisting, in part, Of
Iadis dinner sets. light blue, brownand grs en- dc
Light blue turecn5, wash basins and pitchess
Gold banded tea cups and ssucers
DO do plates, assorted
Chins and painted tea-sets-
Elegant cut glass dscsnters, in sets
DO do tumbiers and wines
DO vases and flowers
Cut and plain glass bowls; do do lamps
DO do do pitchers and celeries
China and blue coffee and teapots
Gilt mantel and pier glasses
Mahogany do do
Toilet and swing do
With great variety Of moulded, pressed snd snsn.
eled glassware.
additional
Mantel looking glass eiccks, different sixcs
Gilt picture frames, profile and painted do.
A lot Of brass ansrons, assorted sizes
Ivory handled sets knives T. forks, 81 pieees
TIPPED do do 81 do
The ladies' Of Alexandra and it, vicinity, respeeks
fully invited and the sueiiopeer them that the
srticles offered for sale are without limits.
Gentlenen attending the auction. not accompany
ing ladies, will please enter ia Ut the door on u.
Asaph street, st to Gen. Lynn'A cfhce.
Or Articles ready for examination on Monday morze
ing sept ~
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-21
SALES AT AUCTION.
BY GEORGE WHITE.

Trust Sale This Morning.
ID q virtue Of deed Of trus, from John 1hompsss
- for purposes therein expressed. ] stai OAer -
public auction. on TUESDAY to :lH iss'eas. ~ the
dwelling house IT ssid 7homspon, situate On Pitt.
81 eet ~ opposite st Psus Church, .anr, sl'iclts 4
HOUSEHOLD + ATCHENFCRNYTURE
ALSO,
An excellent well.tonsd FORTE PIANO.
And Immediately thereafter ton the premlses.J tho
said .hompson's lease for five years to come, from tD
LIST Of April last psn. Of a new
=. FRAME STABLE, CARRIAGE
1T RO0!SE, and SHf7HSHbP, On III. wee
Ana, side Of Pitt. and b tween King md Prince
&a4 streets, which property il SUBJECT to a rens
charge III $2tper snnum, with the right on the parS
of the tenant, to the houses on the premeea
the expiration Of the lease.
Terms cash-and should any purchaser fail to con-.
ply with the terms, resale OF the property will be
imme stately made 1t the expense and risk Of the ar
purchaser
The subscriber will convey such title - the deed
vests in him, and which he believes 10 good.
Sale to commence II 10 O'Clock.
CHRISTOPHER NEALE, Trustees.
GEORGE WHIT y, Auctioneer.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-21
SHIP NEWS.
pORr OF .4LEX3NDRLa, o. C.


ARRIVED, SEPTEMBER ~.
Steamer Columbia, Mitchell, Baltimore; freight
and passengers for the District.
Steamboat Franklin. hewitt Baltimore: do do
Sent. 30 Schooner Richmond, Soule, Dos
ton. plaster to w Fowle & Co. and freight for
the District.
sloop Friendship, Duncan. Philadelphia; freight
for the District.
SAILED, SEPTEMBER 20,
Schooner Wave, Libby, HALIFAX
-eS
Ship Columbia. from Liverpool, bonnd to this
mort. anchored in Hampton Roads 18th inst.
Brig Sublime, Stinson. cleared at Norfolk tor
Brig Alexandria. Howes, cleared at Boston
for this port l4th inst.
Schrs Potomac, Norris, and Convoy, Crow
ell, were left at Halifax II til inst.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-21
Neui Estate for sale.

Vu{uNb,e NeNi EstMte Tor sale.
DY virtue of Deed Of Trust, executed 10 me 6y
ID George Mason of F.rfa1 County, VI and duly
recorded in The Clerks office Of said County. bearing
date e4th Nav 1924 shall offer for sale Q, public se.
ton for Cash, at Catts's Tavern, West End.-0n ~
15h day Of October, 18S0-thst valuable Tract Of Land
called
GUNSTON,
situate in said County. the Potomac river, and eon1
tanning, b. estimate.
2ONO Acres Of land.
This land s sold TO satisfy debt due to the heisS
Vt the late Walter d. Brook. he title tothe above
,and is unauestionabe; but, selling Trustee shall
convey no other title than that vested in me by sad
decd. ~ H. fooib-
sept Cts
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-21
Mechanic g Bunk,

yAlerandria, Sepf. z, IeoU'
DIVIDEND of profits for the last SIX months, o.
Il tuo per the e,pt, pad M n. T. i.S.I Re.
nre.ents,iyes on the 18th instant. ms, c..,;..
.ent e-69.teceH
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-21
70 Let,

To Net,
handsome and convenient two story
<,> RRTCK DWELLING HOUSE,
H IIR w ~ cite street (near the First Presby-
34ASf terrain Church., with seven well finished
raaw, Kitchen, coaLroor', Ash house, and eScehen,
.uar. under the whole building, Port'coes front ano
t,sck II viii he rented low toa good tenant,
Apply 10 W
our 10
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-21
For Sale,
THAT TRACT OF LAND

For Sale,
.fsre,. THAT TRACT OF L.4NO
t}EssE in Fairfax county, on the waters o, pmeun
STSs Run, between wiley's Tavern and Dranes
49, Vile well known by the name OF
THE LONG GLADES.
The new Middle Turnpike Road, leading from Lea
burg to AexAndria, in progress, passes througa
IL. and on that account, its value is enhanced tof.
merly valuable tavern stand was upon It, It's aoous
20 miles from Alexandra, and IS from Georgetown
The tract contains
1351 Acres,
and will be divided into lots, required, to suit pvs'
chasers Also,
4 IR.ACT OF LAND
in the county of Ioudoun, below Goose Creek on
Rocky Run, adjoining lands Of I.udwell Lee, Eaq'
containing
Qt4 ga Acres.
Thi. land is valuable on account OF IFS WOOD Iol
terms apply TO John j. Matthias Esq. Lees0ufS " W.
subscriber in Alexandra. u,~
June 16--2awtf CoLII.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-21

DIED,
Yesterday nlorning, the Goth inst. Mr.. Ssxs
Hunter, in the Sod year Of his age. The friends
aud acquaintances Of the family are respectfully
invited to attend his funeral This Morning, at
10 O'Clock, from the residence Of his sister, Mrs.
Dyer, on Water street.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-21
BY WILLIAM u. MUTT.
Vrustee's Sale,
aug 10 --2awts

Vrustee's Sale.
nv SaTUIRDaY III. 1871 dry # meIt month, al
~ IL o'clock Gf nooa the subscriber VIII oii'r for
sale at pubic auction, the premi,es one Undivided
no;rtv of the Establishment Commonly lied the
s.. "CITY T.7TER.N,"
S4a sA now in the occupation a u Ci"set' 81.
fSa ,E ius,e,! on the west side OF Royal street
N ~ ssks$S ADD SOU Ia side of Came ron street, extend
mr. r IN the intersection ofsald ,'ree's south ON ho!S
.tet 30 feet thence west 125 feet inches; thence
soub u feet 81 inches; thence west ~ feet, tn nee
North lO6 IT "a inches to Cameron street; thence
cast nm Cameron street l97 feet 81 inches, to the be-
ginning And rrao,,
One .4nnui,y or Rent in Fee Of Sa24,
psysbe half yesr, the 18Th Ma! and i9tn Move"
her in every year-charged on three story Dick &c
nem.nt and lot o! ground on the east SIDE oi noyS
street, between King aud Prince streets, no" J." l"
occupation of James Green erns Cash
rhe above sale will be made under derd OF tra
from William 8. Moore and wife to H. L. Taylor TOT
the indemnity Of Thos. Irwin,
For the Trustee:
aug LEO W." ~ ~ -, ,,o
re The above sale is postponed until Oh
1YJRLgY. The sd of october, at noon. :,
Tr.ns-Ope.third Of the purchase money 70 DC Pao
n b,nd the residue in two equal instruments OF SIX
nd MIN. months the title to be retained uhIh t'e
ns ,nents shall be completed, with power 10 he
Trustee TO re sell for any default in payment.
The nurchasers will have the option OF paying uie
,,Io ls purchase money in hand, IN when case o',
eoun, Al the rate of six per cent per snnum WI, DC
lowed trustee.
sept IS
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-21
COMMERCIAL.

FLouR.-Last week the wagon price of -four
opened at S5.06 Tuesday it was SOC sos;
sos continued to be the ruling price the balance
of the week, though SOC, $40 and 5.l2s were
occasionally paid on Thursday, Friday and Sat
urday. Early in the week, sales were made from
stores at sos to 3.1a!, for standard quality, and
SIC S. e7 for extra brands. Saturday, few
hundred barrels selected brands, were sold at
FIVE dollars. and one sixth.
Yesterday, up TO the middle of the day, the
current wagon price was IS l24, though few
loads were taken at S Ii. Subsequently, S Is,
5 16. 10 and 90 were paid. The slight improve
ment is caused BY the smallness of the stock on
hand, aud pretty general impression that the
price cannot recede, be the news front Europe
favorable or unfavorable, during the season for
seeding. which is now about to commence
Should the weather continue dry, the receipts,
from that cause and the one before alluded TO,
must be very limited for at least one month to
come. We are not advised of any sales from
stores. but quote 5 lS 25. Small lots might
be had at about IS to 90. but much could not
be purchased under 5 25.
Export for the week ending Saturday, 18th
nst.-2I90 bbls. 600 foreign; coastwise 600.
Quantity inspected during the same period
King-street, 1885 bills. 90 half bb!s
Wharf, no ll3
Total 26S9 IFS 80
GRAIN.-We have no material change TO no
tice in the price Of Whe1. Corn has improved;
we quote 5OaJ2 cts. Fl ON vessels. A cOnsidera-
Bile quantity was sold on Saturday, from store,
at $50 Rys is more in demand; We quote - 4
4Sc. Cora .Heolis scarce. and in demand; best
white, well sifted, would probably command 75c.
ESQ
PHILADELPHIA MARkET-SEpT. IS.
Ffo,tr and Meai-There ha, been uncreas-
ed demand for Super6ne Flour since our last re-
port and upwards of 600 barrels have been TAX
en- for export at IS, Ia 1928 principally at
S5,ISfaS5.2 5 leaving moderate stock on hand;
we alter our quotations accordingly, with the OBJ.
servation that there appeared less disposition to
sell under IS IS, towards the close of the week.
RYE FIonr continues scarce and without change.
Corn Meal in barrels has sold at S2.62} 1915,
and in hhds held firmly at quotations, but no
transactions reported.
Grain There has been less Wheat at mar.
ket. and sales at 95 100 cents: some oil good
quality having been taken at the latter price Tor
EXPORT. The arrivals of Corn have been consl-
derable for the season. and sales steady at AZ a
so cents for White and AZ 50 cents tor Yellow.
Vh;skeu--bas also been scarce. and an adj
vance obtained on last weeks sales.-Pr. CIR.
NETWORK NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Is.
There is a considerable rise IN Pimento IN
consequence of accounts from Jamaica OF storm
there. which has DESTROYED the growing crop;
sales have been made, as we are told. at 17cts.
and most holders ask more. In the great articles
we hear of no chanses.-j0ur. Of Com
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-21
.Mo1asses, Tea, &c

-M0lasses, Tea. &c.
IOSN II. LAID offers for sale
- ~ hhds retailing molzsses
schests young h2lpn tea. Msnt0Es" cargo
pipes gin
barrels sperm oil
10 barrels vinegar
Is boxes muscadei raisins
50 boxes yellow soap
barrel cloves
1000 bushels ground alum In,
$50 sacks blown Liverpool filed ''''
$50 barrels No. 3 m.ctr,.,
50 kids No
80 barrels Nos. l and herring
l0O"pounds Goldfish
100 resms wrsppiug paper
100 gulny bags
20 pieces tow cloth
I40 Crindstones
case combs. assorted sizes
Freehorn's ploughs, mould boards, shares, &c.
sept2 81
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-01-28
DONHM STIO.
rs IN OHIO.

INTERNAL IMPROVEMENTS IN OHIO
Extract from tie fnial Message If Gercrnor r. i'm
De TO The Legislature of the STATE of Ohio
" lie great work of improvement i'm which the State
IS engaged, advances towards completion with firm
ness commensurate with its grandeur and the interest il
~ Intended TO promote. The residue Of the entire line
OF Canal Is now un4er contract 10 be completed in 1881
As the work has progressed towards its suthern ter
ninaon The benefits of navigation from the Lake have
been extended 10 the interior and scnsby felt II has
now advanced near to Newark distance of $50 miles
it may be expected TO approach Cbicohc in 1880;
and in the following year TO the Ohio river; making with
the Miami Canal, now completed, 37j miles of artificial
canal navigation in the State.
"For these invaluable public works which arc fast ee
waiting the Stte in public estimation abroad increas
ing ITS wealth and advantages at home are indebted
much to the enterpize Of the age in which we live The
spirit OF improvement broatbed upon the nation by the
Father OF ms Country permitted to sIumber but
to wake with ropoyating powers few intelligent and
patriotic men generously stepped forward as pioneers Ia
the achievement by the nation of what had only been
suggested in theory. distinguished citizen Of New
York, now more, was among the first 10 stake bis
public character, and reputation upon the result of The
sl great enterprise Of single State; the success of "
YORK stimulated Ohio TO undertakings at first appallno
'omsny, but which trust will be consummsed TO de
| satisfaction Of all.
"Fhe spirit Of improvement IL no, Of character 10 b,
arrested IN i' march: be stayed By the rivers
OHIO Potomac, but must & will penetrate beyond mem
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-01-28
Mu,n ussvNo"-C orpe,
TmE VE-NNs DE MEul,Is.

N TnE VENUS DE aEoi,Is.
Oh, sod-iike thought enibodied. who yazo
Upon thy s,'cak,ag charms wr,houts sigh
rOt the brightiace whose beauty lives IN thoe'
Ipluc,tel ~ thy fovclnoss the sunshine
al youth still aoots around thee ika glory;
Albeit the sotccscr, whose magic mind ST.
(thd touch o power Awakened Thee to h'o, =,
And into mihlc breathed divinity,
Hath shop, fsr many age in the oblivion
PROM which his spells have saved thee; thou immortal!
How helpless, yet how powerful, thou ant
bending bescochinsly, as ii to sus .f
For homage aud for worship boo,
] wouii might Partake tho ylcrou. dream
Wherein thy maker, Iapt as If to heaven,
Behold tho Onc, of whom thou tho shadow
What hand could strike ts,c down; Amid tho wreck .
of eitic. and OF nations, still thou Invest
Safe IN thy beauty, as within a hriuc:
..Nhn, hand could strike thea do~a. Tho awful nood
Hath spared thoc IN its fury: riuq himself
Whom mortal beau,y may charm, hath cast
so'tened hook uPon Thy ovcl,ncss,
aud shed uiclowcd tia, upon thy form,
Like the las, ray tia, fingers ~ tho west.
still, goddess, art thou worshppcd-not with prayers,
Or incense breathing altsrs, AZ OF oil,
Ipt with the deeper worship OF .hr heart,
And the instructive reverence of all cyo.,
With looks OF thoughtful love- Whom ho, whose numo
still makes the flesh of dc.po,s creep, behold thee,
lie stayed his fearful course, and for ayhl,
Forsook hi. Steiner deity, Ambition, ~"
And turned second Vurres for thy sake,
And bore thee To a bright captivity,
WLtlo humIlcd Florecee wcpt for thee in vain;
And when the imperial meteor passed away,
The crowned and sccptred, aud anointed wolves,
Which long had bayed it, dogs bay tho moon,
S5.w SST snso TT my glance, s ,SyGs"
Aud there thou siand'st, their monument OF shame!
Thoy set thee ffce-but, with "a hardened
And hardened heart, behcd thy wrstchcd country
Graphing her hydra tyrant-as If thou,
All beautiful and helpless as thou art,
Vert struggling with savage punderer,
Full of thy god-liko spirit, but unarmcd,
Save with the memory of bright days gore by,
The thrilling thought of Marathon and the strait
Where the Barbarian shrank before tho light
OF thy immortal eye, Lconidas!
Better the eternal city thy tomb,
Better tn slunber in its glorious ruins,
Than thus to stand alone the mournful shade
OF the PrometlIesu that, nursed in freedom
And filled with fire divine, made Greece heaven
NsoddcsS farewell! unto mine island-home
j bear thy memory a taisman:
Aud oft the magic touch Of sleep will tint
Thy marble beauty with the blush of life,
And thou wilt to hover DER my couch
Telling tales of Freedom aud of Greece.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-01-28

NOrlCE.-By direction Of tn. last will and tesla
ment Of James Scott, decd will sell the Goth
day OF the month, at the toll gate OF the Man.
chester turnpike, TO the highest bidder the Of land
whereon the 'aid Scott resided at the time Of his DEATH
lying on the said turnpike, about six miller above the
town Of Manchester. This tract OF land contain. AL
acres by survey lately made by the surveyor of Ches
terhcd county, and will be sold entire in equal d.
v,ions a. laid down the face Of the plat. Terms
three equal payments; one of months, one of IL
months, and the third OF Is Ronths-the plat may be
seen at the oll-gate above ntiOned. At the came
time aud place, shall sell by the authority and
on the same terms, another tract adjoining the lands
OF Bennett Goode, and o'her- Supposed contain a
bout 50 acres. Bond with approved security will be
required Of The purchasers to be executed the
OF sale. aud the title withheld until the last payment IS
made. j.. BURFOOr, Ex'or of
James Scott, Decd.
Jan. IL. Std.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-01-28

VIRGINIA: In Chancsry--At Rules hold in t,lc
Clerks Office OF James City County Court. on
Monday the 7th day Of December, 1925
William Hankins, administrator Of Allen Richardson,
deceased, PltH
against m r-tI ~. n
Norborne Ratclifie Thomas Ratclce and Caroline
Radcliffe. heirs Of James Ratcife, deed. Dets.
The defendants not having entered their appearance
and given security according to the Act OF Assembly
and the Jules Of this court, and IL appearing by sasiac-
tory evidence, that the said defendants are not nabi.
tants OF this Commonwealth il is ordered, that they o
appear here before the first day of March Court
next, and the bill Of the pls and that ccpy
OF this order be forthwith inserted inthe Richmond En-
quircr for two months successfully, and pos ed at the
front door OF the courthouse Of said county.
Copy. Testc,
THO. COGBILL, ID. C.
Dec. 81. 79-wSw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-01-28
JOHN D. CHRISTIAN, Esq.
Secretary, e..
BANK OF THE STATE

- IL.
NAshvILLS, Jan. I2.-Fro,o the fol owing r.port
will be perceived that the Books If tn, Bank are now
IN th- hands oil the per.nns appon. 10 receive than
IL VIII also be perco we'd that the ha.ty aton
maue oy hs subcommittee has not enabled them 10
form any opinion oil the losses sustained or of the
tu'i condition OF Tie Institution We have therefore
no JdcS 10 present to the Tor, nor do We think il
necessary or proper TO offer conf or
Committee will probably he d-pured by the Leyi,.
la,ure TO rem ain in this thorough inye.
,'gaon OF the aH,rs Of the Bank-,nd report a, som
a. practicable. Until This IL DONE il will be
to arrive at the true state Of things We trust bo,y
ever That upon examinAt o. il will he found the los,
sustained Is lar le's than has BEEN anticipated:
~ o Banner.
'Hr. Chairman and ,.lemen IF he Joint Commit
tee on Banks
The undersigned to whom by your rrsoi,, ion WAS
referred the duty OF receiving fom joel Parrish lat.
Cashier OF the Bank of the State OF Truue.
books and papers as he had removed beg leave to
port, mat they have performed that duty and a. al
books and have bs-n delivered over and are now
IN their 'ate custody 10 be disposed OF a. your re.o
uoi has difectrd.-They have made such an exainna.
uon ~ me shorness OF time would admit the suit of
which has satisfied them that no alterations additions.
or erasures have been made since the books were re-
ZION they haro mnde, TO ascertain the probable lose
which the Bank has sustained and indeed wing 10 the
TACT OF the accounts OF at said Banks
maned without being posted balances for some Is
months or two years past they convinced il cannot
be done by them during this session Of IN. Legislature
consistently with other engag msnts. If CHI the A.
is contenpIaed the Cashier that will have 10 h.
re-eeceh ny the Legislature in lieu Of the former in
cumben, will have 10 be required to d,h
All of which il respectfully submitted.
JAMES CAMPBELL
EPHRAIM ii FOSTER
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-01-28

ASELECT SCHOOL.-My School will be continued
~ the ensuing year. The coursc Of instruction will
embrace the Greek and Latin Languages Mathematics
Arithmetic, Geography. with tho use of Maps and
Globes: English Grammar, English Composition &c.
The School will commence the 25;h day OF January
1880, and terminate on the 10th day of December fol-
lowing.
There will he vacation OF four weeks CONNIE cling
the 18th day OF June.
The charge for board, tuition, washing, lodging and
fuel will be one hundred and ten dollars, pay
half the LIST day ofJune 1890, and the ohor half Oh
the lst day OF December following.
The discipline Of the school will be parental, and a.
much care and kndne" will be extended to boys con.
6ded ton instruction, AZ TO my children.
No boy, more than Is years old, will be admitted
into the School, unless he shall be personally known
tome for orderly, exemplary department.
My residence 10 remote from the hsunts Of vice and
immortality, and remarkably healthy. 1t is situated in
the county OF Louisa IS miles from Richmond and the
like distance from Fredericksburg. The stage from
Fredericksburg to Cartersvie passes by my residence;
and that from Richmond to Hsr ,onburg, within short
distance Of il.
Letters TO me should he directed 10 Gsrdnet's X
Roads. Loui'a. WILLIAM NELSON, Jr.