Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-12-18

RJOTICE-The subscriber offers for sale a valuable
small plantations about 500 acres) in the comfy OF
y wSereon D es near at fP pleseS ees
The dwelling house, which is commodious is the
public road leading 10 Petersburg, (caed Birches road
and would suit well for house of entertainments being
easy days drive from Petersburg it would also suit
person having family of children educate or who
might be disposed TO keep boarding house, there is
good school kept Ebenezcr and the society of the neigh
beuhood is excellent The situation is considered ay,
and the land good portion OF which is well timbered
with original forest growth, is well calculated for agrcu
tusl purposes 1t is considered good situation for pro-
fcsonal man Persons DESTROYS of purchasing such nro-
perry would do well to look at this The viii be made
accommodating, and ample time given Tor tho payments,
application be made between this and the twenty fifth
of December next; but satisfactory security will be
CURED usual 1t is thought unnecessary be more
particular, persons wishing purchase will OF
examine FOR themselves.
LawrenceviTc, Nov. Odd, 1882 59-aow6t
FHVoBACto FACTORY HANDS WANrED-!Such
H rs TtCsterS, Ste,RmerS, ScretCnen, .J0bberS, SC
The subscribers have taken Browns, adjoining the public
warehouse, which they fitting up Factory They
want to hire $50 to 200 hands OF the description
the ensuing year They will nearly all the hands
they have been in the habit of hiring, and request the
others having good wornen will do well call the
highest market prices will be given for such
Dec g. [62-6ll SAM $. MYERS s co.
NorICE.-The general meeting of the Stakeholder.
lI Of the Bank of Virgiia, will he held according To
the Charter at the Bank, the first Monday in January
next. 4. ROBINSON, in. Cashier.
December g. 1882 C2-f
E1AkHEKS' HANK OF VIRGINIA. lille annual
Il meeting of the Stockholders ~ he election OF III
ecors Tor the Bant, and fer tive offices ri Dacoun and
Deposit will he held Wedne.day i've u dav OF iinu.
airy roXt WN. NEKERVIS Cashier
Decenhe~ {. 60 2aw,Iin
WoUNG LADIES' SEMiNARY.-rh next term .
IL this Institution, will commence on the irst Of Jamua
~ next, and close on the first of May.
r.. ROOT. Jr } ,....,,
III. ROOT, F'"'cPH'S'
hrs H. ~. IOdd, Assistant Teacher in the Engli,l
Department.
Hiss l.. .lTan@feid, Teacher of Music, Printing. an,
D@wing-Anolher Assistant Teacher will be employee,
for the session.
ExPENsEs.-Board AID Tuition in ali branches,
for year of ten months $50 M
Board and Tuition in English branches only, 100 OF
Ten Dollars will cover all contingent expenses
TO Day Scholars for Tuition in Music 25 OF
In Language, 20 OF
In Painting ans Drawing, Is OF
In English branches, 25 o,
Board in gcntee families in the ncighborLood, can b,
had for seven dollars per month.
Scholars may enter tho school at any period the term
and will be charged from such time according TO the aboy
rates. But no deduction will he made alcr entrance 10
absence Tor lia term, except in of sickness and
desirable that the p1y FOR the should be in advance
I R9crcnces.- President Gushing, Saml. c.. Anderson
Esq, Rev y. +. Siouton of Prince Edward aud Dr. VIM
/ Dupuy Of Holloway.
/ Prince Edward Court TIousc r., Doc Q e, a.