Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-12-30

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teacher to take charge Of IT, He be well qualified
TO conduct classical schooAny person wishing further
information, obtain by addressing letter to f. Mer
mt, Laefencevile, Brunswick county, Va.
EDw: z: Smith, Committee.
Nov.f t5i--61 T.. MERRITT,
VENHE EAGLE HOTEi..-Ths undersigned has take,
IL this Hotel. The convenience OF its locality, with its
extensive accommodations are not surpassed bv any Ia
vem in the United States Professions of attempts
please common, that IL is useless make them.
The Proprietor has taken this establishment at so short
notice. Only two days previous to the meeting of the Lee
gsarc, that he may not have opportunity of manifest
ing as carly he would WISH his desire TO please. A
generous public will in the beginning the at
tempt of much accustomed the detail of such
concern The Proprietor gives solemn that
pans or expense shall be spared TO elicit appreciation
bring custom The liquors shall be the best the country
and every effort made for their suitable entertainment
Inc undersigned would be particularly indebted his
friends III Richmond for such cus,om.-A separate table
WI be prepared ior mcmbers ofthe Legislature.
Richmond City, Dec.2, 1881, Sol
ENDUCNrION.-The subscriber. who resides on the
Il "A the Bowling Green, in the co,,,v rs
Caroline, known the residence of the late Col Johns
Hooines having engaged Teacher in his family a.
young Lady, well qualified TO conduct female school,
would receive six eight gs boarders. His residence
esteemed unusually healthy and is located agrees,
pie neighooriood In this School the ordinary branches
OF an English Education will be aucht-srcA rs Rondf
Writing, Arithmetic Grammar, Geography, &c. The
terms for Tuition and Board, including washing lodging
&c will be eighty dollars for the scholastic year os
ten months, which will be divided into sessions Tho
School VIII open on the 10th day OF January. Parents
disposed 10 conde their children his care may rest
sured that every attention will be paid TO their comfort
morals. THOMAS Is. BEATTY.
Dec 10, 1881. 6i-w3w
Miss Ann Maria N'Coull having resided in NV family
during the present year, the express Of ou,
flying herself 10 instruct youth has attended, with diligence
and success, of studies designed for attain
men OF that object; and certify that she is well quail
he'd TO take charge Of School, and give profitable nsrc-
ton in all the ordinary branches of English Education
Hernavc endownments combining aab'y and affection
with unusual firmness and decision of character, qualify
her. in an eminent degree for the aruous and responsible
employment which she has chosen and must render her
example as we'll as prccep of the greatest advantage
Fredg, Nov. 2sI 1891
a EIGH's REpoRTS-VoL Il--Just published.
Reports OF in the Court Of Appeals of Virgil
neral Court, at June and November Terms, IS3O-By
Benz; Watkins Lsigh.-Phee $6.Copies may be had at
State-Also Gmers Reports; complete SETS or separate
Volumes except the Glib of Randolphs Reports; tho
large and small Maps Of Virginia Journal va. Conyen
and l1S5 10 1890, and of the House Delegates from
l776 to 1890 inclusive Dec. %, 1881. [67-3wl
NoTICEThc undersigned DESTROYS of adjusting tho
therefore requests all persons indebted his incstae
make payment as he cannot delay the performance of his
duties He also takes this method of notifying all persons
having claims against his intcsatc, his Individual
count or security for person persons whatever,
to make known to him all such claims without delay. This
notice will be plead in bar of such claims shall be
made known within reasonable time.
RICHARD G. SMITH,
Admir- of VIM Cunningham, decd.
Nov. IL. 56-law LIT Late of Hanover county.
a HAVE amed Maj. John p. Whites celebrated Race
81 Horse COLLIER. He will stand the ensuing at
Chesterfield, Mccklenburg county, Virginia His rcpua-
ton and character Race Horse comment as
he is well known TO the racing world The season will
commence on the first of March next; previous which
ime the terms of the Pedigree Performances, &C.
viii be published, which have doubt will cntie him
10 rank as Stallion as he has done a Racer. He
ken from the turf without the least injury.
RICHARD c. PURYEAR.
Nov. 20. sem,c