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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-11-22
Nov. H..

nd OANOKE LAND FOR SALE-The subscri-
H0 Der offers for sale the of land on which the
late John somervell resided, lying in the county oil
Meckenburg, on Ro 'noke river between Tayor's and
Haskins Ferries This valuable tract of land contains
by an old survey $500 acres, $50 of which are low
grounds OF superior quality This tract OF land is adapt
ed 10 the cultivation of tobacco, cotton wheat, corn
OATS &c. There is Of this tract sufficient quantity oil
open land in cultivation and under good fences,
pioy 30 or 40 hands. There is on the premises well
finished two story dwelling house, in good repair con-
tanning eight large rooms, together with all necessary
out-houses for the accommodation of large family
he water Is good and the situation healthy. A more
minute description is deemed unnecessary as il is pre-.
sumed that those who wish purchase will first view
the premises. One fourth the purchase money will
be required the first day of January, 1892 the ba-
lance in equal biennial insaments TO secure the pay
ment of which, bond and approved security will be
required, with lien the land. This tract of land,
not previously disposed Of, will be sold publicly, on
the premises, the LIST of December next. The sub
scriber (who lives the premses) will take pleasure
in showing the above tract of land to any one who
may wish TO purchase.
Also, on the same day, at the same place, will be
sold on credit oil six months, all the pershable pro-
perry belonging to said estate, consisting OF horses
(some very valuable,) cows, sheep, hogs, household
and kitchen furniture farming utensils, &c. Bond and
approved security will be required.
WILLIAM A. SONERVELL,
Executor OF John Somervel, deceased.
Mecklenburg county, Oct. g, 1881. 45-tIDec.
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VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE am disposed
TO cell my mil and plantation, on Cars creek
ia ibr eoun OF R1ckbsiJge, lyiog on The highway
from Cjvng'on aud Bath 10 Lexington, disani about nS
mile rom The later and two miles fiom the north fork
OF James RIVER, whisb l. viEsb T. LyBsbburg Til.
farm contains uP1 ards Of 400 asresa large poT ion
which ~ OF excellent quality, and has suieisnt qua
thy OF moadow-al OF wbIsh !; ws;erc5. The i'm
provsmenis good sounry farm housr, AVID all ne.
sesssiy out kouses; barn OF the f:N o.d.r and
400 acres Of cleared land, which may be divided to
ten helds 80 az 10 have running water 10 each;
able Merchant Mil, Lately buIi, wi'h two pair Of
the hou'e is three sosies high, ard Urge enough 10
sontaln ten thousand bushels Of wheat.
The situation Of this fsrp, independent Of It's fertility,
adds greatly 20 It's value. Its ia hs usghbothcod oil
three hsouiaciore Of Iron, OF Lsxins oD she College
oil Wa.hilgiCf-and sHJTds an excellent stand for q
sounty store. gen lemsn DESTROYS OF siding In Lsx.
iDsion account OF bis children, could wits sobve-
nisDso attend 10, spd draw all his supplies from his
farm The Mall, whiSh has a good Gu tom, and which,
vim good management, she may retain, IL sust,d near
ne lower end OF the tract, and may BIO separated irc
It without lnsonveOenss. I am wiling 10 sell them
sepaTsie The terms OF sale will be made eonvenien,
10 puTsbassrS. A STUART.
S,suo,on Nov 10 b, 1881 bi-6,
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NOR SALE-A tract of Land in the county OF Char
IL lotte, at the confluence of Little Roanoke and the
larger river oil the same name, sometimes called Saun-
ton River,) known generally as RANDoLpH's LOWER
QUARTER Ii is thought to be inferior no plantation
on the rver-contans about (and not less ihan) two
thousand, three hundred acres, Of which, more than
SIX hundred are river low grounds There is con-
siderable quantity also of low ground Little Roanoke
aud orsePen Creek plenty OF plant patch ground ard
much oil the high land is very fine. Ii has a small,
convenient grist MILL and the plantation is uncommon-
~ compact and convenient to cultivate, being nearly
broad as it is long.
Also, Bushy Forest, containing nearly two thousand
seven hundred acres, on both sides of Little Roanoke
his tract approaches TO Charlotte Courthouse
and would suit professional III not sold at pri-
vate sale, will be offered at puoc sale the first
Monday in December next, being Charlotte court day,
at the Courthouse. This be- and will Gf re
quire be divided TO suit purchasers into two, even
three parts
For terms apply to John Marshall, Esq Charlotte
Z. H., or William Leigh, Esq. near Halifax, C. III.
Nov. 4, 1881. 5I-tds
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VALUABLE SUGAR PLANTATION AND Me-
GROES FOR SALE

GROES FOR SALE.
EWlL be sold, on Thursdsy ,he Is Dec 'mber
w next, on the Piblis Square in the city al Taa.
hass, Florida, Of ;hs most valuable Plantation.
in that ,erriiSy laying in Madison souniy, Tow nshir
10, Range 49, south and ess,, and mmediA ely the
wss side OF the hne river innee, about l5 niles
north Of the Gulf OF Mexico, consisting OF ll65 IL
as'es more less, OF rich LAID be found liz
that ter tory, the grow Of whsh consists of i've OF
OF The lorges, siz Mulberry, Wild Cherry, Magnolia
| and Hickory, under grow h cane.
OAe o. tao spots formerly cleared by the Ivdans,
hsvs since gown up in p itkly A b. On the Plan.
tsiion il good Dselliog House, Store Hsu,es Crib
Sisb!ss,S 10 10 Negro Houses aud Blaeksmihs shop
Abou, 200 acres cleared, and cuff ent Sugar Cane
on the Plantation AZ will produse 100 hhds Sugar
faTners is com the Plantation sufficient iof 6C
hands Tor one year
The preparations for making Sugar are of she mos
exenstve ard valuable kind, consisting OF cast iron SUI
ger H. tie rollers OF which twenty by thirty sx
inehes four Copper Kettles, Of tie fol owing szss 10
wi: ESQ. 375, 500, and 675 GALLONS each, with ;wo
hundred and ~ gallon Copper st and Worn; large
COPPER Pump, aud other ce,safy apparatus for max
log Sugar and Rum in the FRI, ordsr-ail OF which
IN rely new and alIho' not sch up, the necessary
lsrials sush as Furaase Brick, common Bii,k. Lime,
&c. are on he spot ready for putting all up in shor
time. All the Fdrming materials, together with Fl s,
rate Wagon and six Horse Team, Cattle, Hog', Back
| smiths Toos, SC.
Which ate two Basksmi'hs, one Cooper, and vaua
BILE House Servant and Hos!ler. There bu, two
women in The LOT. and The PrDsiPally OF The
agee from IL 10 25.
This propsriy was purchased a1er careful exaui-
Dsitn OF the greater par. OF she lands 10 florida Hav
ing so many goJd qualities con bDedsuca Sc rich land
gbls river which never owe flows ,hs lands, and al
yanifge Ct sea bEseZe are inducements which ssldo1
are TO be found 10 any sounry. Tae great qoaniy OF
Live Ok the land, makss 4 Immensely valuable.
Terms Of Sdle--Tbe Land and Nsgroes, Mil. Ket-
ties, Sill and Worm. and PuIDps casb he Bricks me,
ack,miib's Tool' Wagon and Fl rses. Com and Fod.
der Sugar cSn', on credi OF IL ~oo o. safe go tive
New Yo,k, I5,h Oct. 1891 4S-l2
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LAND AND NEGROES FOR SALE.


n Walker, deed end decree OF The County Cour,
OF buckingham will be- sold on The premises, 10 the
highest bidder, on Monday. tbs 26lh December next
we rast OF land teopeing to thu estate Of the late
Co james Yer, deed containing about 1900 aeres
ina land IL sus'ed en- the WATER o; Fish Pond and
Holiday Cteeks-most Of which il standing in woods
nve or SIX hundred asres OF coed land for to5as
So the balance good ain land, excellent ate in
nne sas Tor tobacco; With good Two s'ory dive Hing
non'e kehsn, garden, grana-y, and other OUT
mere I, also good mill lately rebuilt. Tha a5ove
land will bs divided sold in one en'ire tract On a
credit cf one, two, and perhaps hres years Tho ne.
eroe' are very likely aud valuable: thy will he soI on
credit of IL mouth, her with tbs srop Of all kind.
stock household ard kitchen furniture plantation tools
&c. the purchasers civ ng bond with approved sseuriy
Aoy person wishing 20 ew the pren.Ises will apply
20 'he subscriber who lives lent, and ,y show
tho same at any time. JOEL WATKINS,
Ex'o.. of Jas. Walker deed.
Nov. l. 5o-f
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TH1HE bii,ess heretofore e,nducted by The subscri-
n bers, Under the firm OF Puck ~ and Brooks, sA-
PRED on The lie, inst All prisons havicg slms against
rem, wiz peas' present them, and thoss indebted will
make Immediate payment 10 Isham Pickett, who 10
alone authorized 10 settle the business fur her induI.
genee tannol be given. ISHAM PUCKETT,
Oct 81. ZACHARIAH BROOKS.
CENTRAL HOTEL
The subscriber will carry toe above establishment
aud hopes TO meet from generous public, liberal
eourSgsBeD', as he i'll dtvo the Who'll: Of his time
10 the business, he pledges himself TO every
ton ID his power, TO give general Satisfaction 10 those
who may iaves bin with their su,ioW; that neither
pains nor eSPepse viii bs spared 10 make every thing
c)micreO, and Coz venieu his table will at all times,
be hed With ,ho deeaeiS that the make, aJrds, and
hir stables vi h he beet OF food, with experienced aud
aiien i've tiers. His charges will be az moderate as
any ohsF similar establishment IN The CT y. He has
allea Fom bis pEiees 10 the following: For mao aud
horse per day, 81 80; horse one night 90 aents, snd
aoy logger stay will be rated seeordng TO The stay.
should Ike TO accommodate few more yearly Boaad.
sfs. ISHAM PUCKETT.
RICHMOND, October 81. bI-t.
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q NoNCORD ACADEMH.-The exersi.es Of TINS
on the 18Th Of January, aud terminate on the Is Of
Desember; allowing August for vacation. TIE Cia.-
hsA department will comprise The Ape'ent and Mo-
defn Lingnages.-The Mathematics course will be
adapted to TIE vocation which the s,udeni may select,
or to the College or University where he may wish to
graduate after leaving his ips tuition While due allie
uon Will be paid 10 the OF ,he pupil, in the
higher branens', no pains III be sp,r,d in mp,-,ng
hem thorough @qnsinisrce with such rudiss as
constitute complete Engiish Education. Tho rela-
'ons and friends o! The uden are invited 10 vi,
them at any lime, and judge OF their su.,ion and m
povemen,. The terms for Board aud Tuition will be
SiiU esch boarder hnsing his bid and candles; or
Silo ~ ihey be furpi'hed him. Some Of the uisn,s
ri complete their Academiaal course THE year. and
VIII leave vasaueies for hers. Par. nss and Guar
dams who may wish 10 commit their children and
wards TO The OF the Subssioer 70 ted 10
write to him, aud direct their letters 20
THOS. COLEMAN,
PRESIDE Mt Of Concord ACADEMY, ne. r The Bawlirs
Ge-r, Caroiue County.
NOV. 49, 55-w6,
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.
~ILL be cold, at Whitemarsb i'm m, 20

w Glous',,er. on Wednesday, The 80 h in,,an,, II
,' o.ne.we me rex fair day, all The personal es-
ave ci Mary H. Z. Z. X oies end WIN. II. P,o,ser,
decd, consisting sf about so valuable slaves, amops
hem 10 a very valuable Blacksmith and Other me-
mouse 'ervants and cock; the s,ost Of horses
and mules; he stock Of cattle amonys, which az 49,
nue. exen and mich cow; tho saeep, hogs, &c. farm
oen'is OF every kind, wagons, c,r,s Sc; the crop
OF Sern ioeder snd oatr, tousebol ard ki chen frpi
'ure, e. Alo, very elegant ea,regs with harne ss
Tor Tour horses The negroes will be sold for ASH the
req OF the property on cred, OF nine monh bond
WIN approved security will be required.
JOHN TABB, Ada inis,raler
All persons having claims egaios, either e,.i. sre
Administrator - ~
Nov. g. r, -,
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BNOR SALE.-Thai we'll kno@ IN E,,Ai lahmoDi, hi
HI Swan Tavern, in the Town OF York, formerly OF.
supied by Lawrsnso Gibbons sGd lately by Mat how
wills, deed. Is advantageous sua ion Il p e-.mi-
neni as Puzzle House Ii being spacious bull lin
10 good condition. Oromrdia;eiy opposite the Court
house, with all tbs necessary Offices, anongSi them
rge sable aud o'. This easement will be sold pTi.
va'siy on sDtageous term, TO Applicants desiring
70 purchase. Should IL b. Gispo'ed OF before Yo;k
Dsssmb'r sour' day, IL will h-n be sold public on
the pre- mses, for cash. WILLIAM NELSON.
Nov. A. BI-.d
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MEETING OF THE LOYAL COMPANY.

A Meeting Of the OF the Loyal Company,
IA will be held at the capitol in Richmond, on Tues
day the 9th OF December next II is important that
those interested should be punctua in their attendance
as II is expected, that partial dividend will be made
among the members and business oil much consequence
to the company transacted The usual day Of meeting
Uhe I'll Monday Of December) has been anticipated,
because is important that the Company should con-
possible after the meeting OF the Iegs-
lature III advisable also. that those claiming shares
or parts OF shares in the company, should bring with
them or send by their proxies the best evidence thew
produce Of their title by nhertonce devise or trans
fer from the original share. holders.
THOMAS w. GtLMER
Agent Tor successors OF Loyal Company.
Nov L. 40 IA
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~ OIICE-Ihe subscribers have hi. day .rt-red
io'o 20 Partnership, under ihs firm Of Roy s.
owATHmEf: end beg leave 10 tender TO ihsr friends
aud the public, heir tervces for the Transaction of
C0mm sion besiness In lie various ranches.
JOHN B. ROY,
Ii Is. GWATHMEY.
Norfolk, De-. 81. SIS
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Nov. H..

ME School at Edgewood, Hanover, for the nstruc-
n ton Of youth under the age of ii years, will
openas Heretofore the 18th and continue until the
10th December following, with vacation of one month
In the summer The Greek, Latin, and English Lam
guages' History, Geography, Arithmetic and Mathe-
mates, will be taught Terms are-For board and fur.
nishing all things usually comrrehended in it, and tut.
ton, Sl2O, one half payable in advance the other on
the list November next CARTER BERKELEY.
Nov. IL. 52-2awIm
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ri Office Will be god On tina third Monday 10 D.
IL cembsr nsxi, at luce Edward Court. honso o..
log court dayO on credit OF twelve moH,h', The pur.
chaser giving bond with approved security, Nrg-o
NJ IN end w mau upless the woman shall be previously
stjudssd by sthGalors TO DO bs property OF another
psffon--in that Gaze, the man alone will bs sold.
JOSEPH WILSON,
Adm'r. Of Sarah b. Watson deed
Nov. 49, Ma,
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HpiCHMOND MILLS-For Sale or Lease-The
subscriber wishes 10 sell his mills in the city Of
Richmond The Mill House is so feet long and SO
feet wide, four stories high, with six pair of Burr
mill stones, and all the machinery necessary for manu-
featuring flour. The lot which the mills stu.
aed contains about IL of ground which there
are also large lumber house, cooper s-shop and mil
ier's house.
The constant and ample supply of water from the
James River Canal which the property is situated
the convenience Of receiving wheat em both boats and
wagons, and the peculiar advantages attending th:
kind oil property in the city OF Richmond, in
quence OF the extraordinary demand for Richmond City
Mill Flour in the South American markets, render t:
OF the most eligible situations for manufacturing
flour to be found in Virginia. Possession given the
first Of June next
If not sold shortly, the property will be rented
good tenant Tor term of years
In his absence, the property will be shown and term,
made known 10 any person wishing 10 purchase, by hi
son Richard III. Cunningham.
liberal credit will be given.
EDWARD CUNNINGHAM
Nov
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LOST SILVER WATCH the 23d of last month,
IL at or about Halifax Court House, Va The num-
Der of the watch is $685. with the names BuIlingord
London, marked on it, When lost, the watch had
small steel chain, with single brass key tipped with
steel II is supposed that a negro girl took it, Who
ever may find it, and will deposit ii at the Pos Office
at Halifax Court House, will confer great favour on
the owner and shall receive any reasonable reward for
his trouble. JOHN SULLIVAN
Nov 10 Sc 2r
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DUNAWAY.-Len my plantation, In The County Of
H-0, Borkipshan about the las, OF August 1881
(whhout apy sause known to me- HARRY a tall and
very likely negro mar, about % or 20 years DID, hi,
height supro ed TO be abou, ak feet, square shoulders
meek rather short, thick bushy heed Of heir, com
pex'on bright, but not mixed with white blood;
xauoenanee good and psuibls essy address, about
usual portion OF flesh, his irOpt teeth above rather
far apart: 10 sad be has beer about and ;b
ii 10 hia int niion 20 90 of on board vessel re-
ward OF w.nty dollars viii be gwen for his delivery TO
ne or fot lodging bin N Ill in Richmond. Is prsba-
bic he his free pagers. W. l.. FONTAINE.
Nov. Is.
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NU ILL be sold, Tuesday the 18th November,
w next, at Cliefden, Little Plymouth, King
and Queen county, credit OF nine months, all my
house and kitchen furniture, stock of horses, cattle,
sheep and hogs, farming utensils, &c.-Also fodder,
VIM. b. BOYD.
Oct. z. 4S-td
Tns above sale i, unaveiisbly poIpcue til Thure-
Jay. the "a h instant W. Is BOYD
Nov.
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A CARD-MINIATURE PAINTING
KlN ISIS VALUE, with sentiments Of increased gra.
lV@ i,ude tor tavg5s resolved tho present. year. Ien-
dsfs her DeeTe ihaukb her friends and patrons and
respectfully ,olies continuance OF their patronage.
She h a. Ms DJFuy's, Manson House, Msio
street. Nov. l. b0-U
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EPAN AWAY. on F,idsy last, 4b Of Novsmb,r,
La from John II nbsrlsks's FsetoTyt Negro Man
osm.d SAM GAINES, whob purchased sboui four
monhs ago 81 John DJzyl, OF The county Of Hanover
will give Five Dslisrs 10 coy person ps'sons that
viii deliver the said Negro 10 ~ the ei'y gsol Of
Richmond. RICHARD GAINES.
NV. H. Sal
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HN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS RUSS held m
n The Clerk Ohse OF the Ci'suii Superior Court Of
Law and ChsnSery, Tor Chesterfield county, the 6f;h
day Of September, 1885,
Robert Ha'k n and Martha F his wii,. Gaia Max.
10 r. ArsherO F!i'fs.
again.t
John a. Arsb-r, William w. -eher, P,.-r F. Ar.
cher Mary Archer, Louisa G. Archer John Jon. and
Sarah X his wife, Gate Sarah r. Archer and Cincin
naus Jonrs, Tibsrius Jones, Tslem,chus Jones, and
ulysses Jones, infsn' children OF Enzibs'h + Jones'
des'd. Formerly Elizabeth T.. Archery by Lawson
NunDally, their guardian dd litem, de'lW,
Foe defendant, John JsDes aud Sarah r. bis wife
not having sniored their appearance and given ,ecur
ny according to The sei OF Assembly AID she rules OF
this court and IL appearing that they moi inhabitants
Of this Commonwealth: II ls ordered hat The said de-
PENDANTS do APPEAR here, rules 10 be held for tho said
court in the Citrks Ofis thereof on the 6,sl Morday
IN January next, ADD answer the bill OF The plaintiff
and tha, copy Of this order be foithwi inserted In
some newspaper published in the ely Of Richmond os
two months sueessSively, and another spy posted at
the lroDi door OF The Cour -house OF tha county.
Copy -Tese,
LAWSON NUNNALLY, ID. C.
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Nov. Is.

VALUABLE NEGROES, STOCK, Sc. for sale =
" 90 Wedpesdiy, the 17ih OF ID eember, III far, Il
not the next fair day ibore9ier1 viii sell, ;be
late residence OF ID. Gains Dean 10 Gouce ser suniy
the whole of his pspona estate sonsisrg OF about SO
very valuable Slaves sieck CT hrscs cattle sbscp and
bog', farming uien'ils household aud kitchen furni.
ture, and hs crop OF corn, oa:s aud fodder.
Tbs ayes will be soid for cash, aud tbs other pro.
perry on c'sdi OF nonhs. Bonds, with az proved
sesufy, will be feqased OF III, purchaser before the
properly in removsd.The sale will be continued from
day 10 day uotl the ~ ole I. sold.
CHRIS. ToMPKINs.2 Executors
JOHN ID JARVIS, Of
HENRY w. TABB, Cams Dean
Nov l5. 5l-ds
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E1NOK RENTING dwelling house, store house and
Il granary, now occupied by Mr.. lessee Farcnhoit
also the dwelling house occupied by Capt Benjamin
Dabney, and two other vacant teneIneus all with con-
venient lots and out houses attached and uaed at Az
eVes warehouse, for for the ne xt year-Ay-
eues being at the head OF navigation the Maapony
RIVER has an extent OF trade surpassed by any vii
age OF its size in the lower country, and affords the
most desirable situations for merchants and mechanics
PHILIP AYLErTE, Ex'or of
p. -4yleffe deed.
Montville, X. VIM, Nov l5 55-w1w
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e. OH E.--Tao Trustees o! Wdshington Henry
y ac1demy, in the unity of Hanover, a.e anxiou,
TO disPoss OF Weir Lot cry privilege 70 raise $4,000
granted ihem by ibe last Virginia Legislature (ssc
eiion acts 277 and will do accommodating terms.
AppSau 10 be made, in person, o. through ,hs CHI
moDd por-ciso, TO HENRY CURTIS.
Osi. 81. a7-u6w
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:ay;.ss Ns.o.oi s.as:
them oy mai'tho postage OF all paid by tn
Willie at the discretion f,h
Edisor,l until all arearagcs have been paid sp.
the tenth eRAs payment o. nine papers shall
& onesquare OR LEss-Firs insertion 75cents-eachcon
'.Nc either bee
'::snee ey some person in this city; Or il. onvr0n:
VOUNG LADIES' SEMINARY under
- 'igned will open School for young ladies a,
Psfpss Edward Court House on the FRS, Monday OF
January next For this purpose the Houie at present
ossupi d by N. f Cabsil, Eiq and the highly i'm.
proved ground adjoining, have been rented, which af-
lord az pleasant aud healthy location for School OF
the KIDD as any situation In the country and the 20
neral sdyanag.' OF the neghbOhood Of Pnse Eiw ard
Court House for intellectual and moral snlture, are
supposed 10 be equal IL SUPERIOR 10 those Of any
other part OF the Southern country.
The system OF education to Do pursued In the School,
w o. alter the mort improved plan Of Female Classical
Course OF SrUDIEs.-Rsading, with particular re.
ga:d 10 established principles Of Pronunciation and FL.
osu'ion; OfhoSraphy; Psumansnip; Geography, Mo-
dern, Ancisnt and Sicred, with the Of Map, and
Globes and the drawing Of Map; Arithme,is and Ea
g'ish Gfsmmar; Ansi. nj and Modern History; Com.
position; Rhetoric. gle, Meu,al and Moral Philo,o.
ply; Algebra and Geometry; Chemistry, Natural PHI
ioiophy and A,ronomy with ruiiabls ilusr aons and
the Aucisni and Modern l. ,nsuages
LESSONS ON THE PIANo-in pursuing the above
bianche' the assistance, OF other persons has been on.
gagged az Tar as The 10 necessary. Tho most an.
proved School aud Text Book, and such az will b.
used in the School, be had al Book Sors in tn.
neishborhood
There will be two Terms in the year Of ave NOR tbs
each; The one ending the last Of May ard the other
on the lsst OF November.
Tuion from 50 to Is per Session, according TO the
edvsuc Cad ,t,Dding OF the pupil
Musis $25 per Session.
To those who enter after the CONNER &c mi nj Of a
terU, the baanss only will be charged. The pupil,
VIII be mere or les' under The immediate OF Mrs
HOO, and every aiisn ion will be paid to their morals
and msnaers as well as 10 the Improvement Of their
mind; ard Recitation in Scripture Hisory by all the
pupils, will be required every Monday morning.
shall be able TO acc ,mmoda,e a few scholar, with
board In my family aud good board be bad in
'eel fami'es in tts neieheorho,d. ROOT, Jr.
Prince Ed,odrd Courthouse, Oct, 9Th 1881.
We the undsrigned ase perscnsliy acquainted with
Mr. Roo', and as he eonto mplses opening seminary
for Young Ladies in 'hi' vicinity We do cordially re-.
commend Tim 10 ths parents and guardians of youth
one In whose ability, integrity aud TAI h.unesss thew
may pass ths most confidence.
BENZ. F STANTON,
JONA. p CUSHING
SAML. G ANDERSON.
Pcinse Edward Courthouse, O.t Oh 1881.
Nov. lS. 55-3 &w1L