Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-10-12

NoTlCE.-On the second Monday In Nov. next,
! " at the courthouse door OF the county OF James
the Superior Court oil Chancery OF the Williamsburg
District shah sell at public auction two tracts of land
lying In James City, one tract containing $50 acres,
.,tuaed ON Ware Creek, adjoining the lands John f.
Browne, John nj. Jones, and VIM Richardson, decd
me other supposed TO contain 4l0 acres situated on
Skimino Crcek--and bounded by tho lands OF
George w. James, p. Jones and William Han
sios IL IL chiefly wooded--some OF IL being vir.
gun Land, in oak and pine, and the residue Eek
and easily cleared The soil well adapted to the Gull
nre OF cotton, Germ and oas and portion Of IL be-
eveu 10 be quite productive in wheat For further in
formation, reference may be had to Colonel Watkins
OF New kentor to Nj Edmund Christian o, Richnopd
hiso al New Kent courthouse, sn tho second Thurs.
oay next. parcel Of marsh lans or suuken
grounds, IN the county OF King William containing a.
oo"t 4oo acres IL Is opposite to the town OF Cumber.
laod, IN New Kent, and from recent experim ens ON
rama similarly situated. is considered very valuable.
ms grodnd Is perhaps as dry Swamp land as snv on
the Pamunky, may be easily reclaimed az trifine
cost, when compared TO the value alter reclamation
These sales will be on credit OF twelve month";
Bond and security. to he approved by me- will h. re-
CURED for the purchase moneya,so lien on the land
''sr'l. ,,.. JAMES sEMPLE, Jr. Trustee.
.ames N"y, sept "a fO-hs
MMlSS MACKENZIE'S SEMINARY.-Miss nj A.
IvE KENNELS Seminary will be re. opened ON tho
lat Monday IN October, Tor the reception OF Boarder.
and Day Pupils. She is very thankful for the liberal
snare Of patronage which has disn guished her E,sb-
h.hment, and in return. is ambitious afford her Pu.
pills all the advantages be derived from efficient tea
chets excellent philosophical and chemic 4
with Tree access TO well selected library The ypne,ai
course OF studies will be, much a. possible IN
The different degrees o. knowledg capacity of the Pa
p'and comprehend all the branches OF solid and x,en.
sNe edecation. Miss NJ. has reason 10 believe that
there is no branch OF female educ taught in anv
Seminary in the United States which is not tan,bt =,
ners put VIII leave II TO the parents OF her pupils to
erect hrr In selecting the branches they NAV wish
'her children to learn. Too many usually attempt
cd az once ana consequently LEES satisfactory progress
made thsn might oiherwi,e be effected.
n. A mi nf mill ~.
hvs hours every day. AID two days in each we no
wa" teach class Logic and Moral Philosophy for one
hour Previous TO the opening Of this class. he will
deliver public Discourse on the History and Hnpor-
lance Of The Philosophy IF the Human .dfind.
ME-. Hubbard, who is TO teach Mathematics and
Chemistry, will instruct his class on Saturday. Til.
geni. man superior qualities ons sucb as 10 rem.
his assistaoce. ~ WV
Mr.. Pei,iaux will teach Music aud NJ p;
Dancing. 'Se"A
Brsdcs the aid OF these professional gentlemen. Miss
nj. mas six teachers constantly engaged in her school
rocm In which The hours OF attendance are from
past clock TO three during the summer Sesson and
ifom halt pa't seven till three during tie Winter
sr"s Tor The scholastic year of ten months Board
ana lodging $500 English Tuition vi Ii all The branch-
es usually specih-t under thai head, $40 French
$50 Drawing, $50. Music as cents per lesson and
w"shng Oh cents per weekno extra charges 10 be an
prehe nded. ~
Miss M is most gratefully sensible that the mer
us o. her school are sufficiently known and estima-
.ea IN Town to render her independent of any aJver
semen' mere; the particular purpor there Tore of this
Is 10 bring her boarding school under the no,ce
OF parents aud guardians residing in the country
MISS NJ is authorized to refer TO many highly re-.
prctable gentlemen; shs will however only avail her
sell oil The names oil few we'd known in the country
ana whose children have finished their education un
der her milton or are now going 90 So
Reierences-vz. r. Anderson, p. J. Chevallie p V |
Daniel, Charles Ellie, p. Haxal II Gillian G. Like
Joseph Marx. Geo fe,kins, a. Robin son, Jr j. Ru.
,hefiord, L. Richie, Ohm Tdpet,, Tho Taylor E.qts
Col Peyton, and DIS. Tent and Watson, w Elan and
L. moie'y, Esq's. Chesterfield.-Fmiher-
HaVing been intimately acquainted, with Miss Mac
kenze, ever since her re,idrnce in thi. CITY 1 can
Win great prcpriey declare her eminentiy qualified
nor oHy by her literary attanments but also by the
peiy oil her lie TO discharge the duties OF an
young ladies' and have doubt that parents and
guardians who may enirust their children TO her care
VIII be highly sa fed with their classic. and moral
Improvement. RICH CLAIMING MOORE
Bishop OF Va.
guir, respecting the merits Of Miss Mackeuze's school
am happy to bear testimony TO the decided ammo. !
oahon which have uniformly heard EXPIRE @sed bv |
nose parents in town, who have entrusted their chill.
don To her care, Since my residence here have be.n
personally acquainted with Miss and feel assured
na' her pety and talents of such an order and 90
shiy tested iEat she win iii p,int the con.
hdence which she solicts STEPHENTA
Pastor ofthe Presbyterian Church,
oeP'' IT 31-tf On Shockoe Hill
EN- RY .. MIDDLETON, of Frederick. bpry
IA va, has undertaken to restore lands in yrypia
10 the original owners that have been soid &c IT. ~