Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-12-24
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EAlLL be set up at public auction, Tuesday tho
Wv 18th January next, on the premises, at six thou
sand dollars, 1865 2 of land lying in the upper
end OF Meckenburg county, Va, about half of which is
land and the cleared i s valuable and well TO
the wheat crop and lies within less than three miles of
two manufacturing Mills, Stainton River. There is
sowed on the plantation about 40 bushels of wheat tho
proceeds of which the purchaser would be entitled to- and
about 30 bushels sowed which he would receive for
The Improvements valuable and the situation heal
thy one Those who might wish 10 purchase, view
and judge for themselves. would say that as valua-
bic an Estate as any OF its size in this section of country,
and know OF none susceptible of improvement. There
is also Cotton Gin fixed, the toll of which has been
more than sufficient for family use; and attached that
small Threshng Machine. Half of the purchase money
TO be paid by the middle of April nexthe payment
the balance would be made accommodating the purcha-
of the dwelling house, &C.; but the purchaser would have
the privilege OF making any preparation for crop that he
might think necessary The public assured that this
sale viii take place. if but bid is made on the price
above fixed Bond and approved security must be given
by the purchasers and Deed of Trust the pay
ment, II required ". BOYD.
If the weather permits good part of the land intended
for the next crop of Corn will be allowed up by the day
OF sale. Dec II, 1881 [65-wiw'l w. b.
HNDUCATIoN.-The subscribers have united with
IA a view of conducting School in which will be
taught the Geek, Latin, French and English Languages
Geography Arithmetic and Mathematics. Their residence
is in the county of Albemare in healthy situations about
seven miles from Charlottesville Board may be had in
the following families at the price of Eighty Dollars for
the scholastic year. vizames Minors, Achilles Broad
heads, Richard Dukes, james d. Aliens Dr. John Mi
nors, Daniel f. Cars, and in that of Dr. Carrs The
price of Tuition in ALL in any of the branches taught
in the School, will be Thirty Dollars FOR the Scholastic
year, half of which, well as of the Board will paya-
bic III advance the Pupil providing also his bed furniture
The subscribers have had some experience i'm Teaching
and with the aid of MIR. u. NJ. p Powers recently a Stu
dent at the University OF Virginia. and distinguished in all
his classes, while Member of that Institution, and to
whom will be particularly committed the departments of
Mathematics and the Greek Language, hope TO merit a
portion of the public patronage. No scholar will be ro-
ceivcd for less term than ayear The School will COM
mence the second Monday in January and with va
cation OF the month oil july will terminate the Goth of
December. FRANK CARR
Nov.20 [0s-wtJ1ol JON B. CARR.
HNDUCATION.-Th subscriber, who resides on 1Io
ga estate near the Bowling Green, in the county of
Caroline, known as the residence of the late Col john
Hoomes, having engaged, Teacher in his family A
young Lady, well qualified 70 conduct female school
would receive six eight girls boarders His residence
esteemed unusually healthy and is located in agreea-
bic nclghbohood In this School the ordinary branches
of English Education will be augt-such as Reading
Writing, Arithmetic Grammar, Geography, sc. Tho
terms for Tuition and Board, including washing odeiDr
&C. will be eighy-h@ dollars for the scholastic wear of
ten months, which will be divided into sessions. Tho
School will open on the 10th day Of January. Parents
disposed 10 conidc their children TO his care may rest as
surcd at every attention will be paid TO their comfort and
morals THOMAS y. BEATTY.
Dec 10, 1881. 6i-w3w
Miss Ann Maria NJ Coull having resided in my family
during the present year. for the express purpose quail
tying herself to instruct youth has attended, with diligence
and success, OF studies designed for the attain
ment OF that object; and certify that she is well quail
fed TO take charge of School, and give profitable netr,,c
ton in all the ordinary branches of English Education
formative endownments, combining afabty and affection
with unusual rmnes and decision Of character qualify
her. in eminent degree for the arduous responsible
employment which she has chosen and must render her
example as well precepts, of the greatest advantage to
her pupils. NJ. HERARD
FTcdg, Nov goth 1891
a TEACHER WANTED-Thc Trustees of the Ebe-
EE Academy wish TO engage for the ensuing year
teacher TO take charge of it, IL must be well qualified
TO conduct classical schoo-Any person wishing further
information, obtain by addressing letter to T.. Mer
rift Laurenceyie, Brunswick county, Va
r. w. FIELD
EDw. c. SMITH, Committee
Nov. 4. T51-tfl i. MERRITT,
NOTICE Teacher U1anfed.-A gentleman Of
~ uncxccpGonablc character, experienced i'm School
keeping, well vcrscd in the Latin and Greek Languages
and the elementary branches of Mathematics will find
desirable situation in private family by application at
at Morgansyie, Nottoway, Va.
Dec. 10, 1881. 62--wt1stF
TgNHE OAKRIDGE FEMALE SCHOOL, win be con-
" tnued the ensuing year, under the instruction of
Miss T. Jones' whose qyste of teaching is on me ost
modern and approved plan The School will open on lc
18th January next and close 18th December following
with vacation Of one month during the summer lin this
School the usual course of instruction pursued for afford
ing the best female English education, including the rId
ments Of Chemistry, Natural Philosophy, and Rhetoric
Miss j. will also teach plain necdc-work. Terror twelve
boardcrs will be received at Oatrdge 800 each ncud-
ing an expenses, payable halyeary. I Undesirable that
oof The boardcrsrnsh their bed and bedding and
in such cases, @5 viii be deducted.
Nov. 20 f5s-lml WILSON hLLER