Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-12-20

NoTICE.-The subscriber offers for sale a valuable
small plantation, (about 300 acres) in the county of
Brunswick upon Sturgeon creek, EbcneZer Acade-
my, wherein Dr. John f. W. Merritt at present resides
The dwelling house, which is commolous, is near the
public road leading to Petersburg (called Brchcs road
and would suit we'll for house of entertainment, being
an easy days drive from Petersburg: would also suit
person having family OF children TO educate, who
might be disposed 10 keep boarding house, there is
good school kept Ebenezer and the society the neigh
bourhood is excellent The situation is considered ahy,
and the land, good portion OF which is well mbered
with original forest growth is well calculated for agcu
ural purposes. 1t is considered good situation for pro-
essiona Persons DESTROYS of purcha sing such pro-
perty would do well to look at ihis The will be
accommodating, and ample time given for the payments,
ii application be made between this and the twenty fifth
of December next but satisfactory security will be
CURED as usual 1t is thought unnecessary be
particular, persons wishing to purchase will of
examine for themselves
JAMES b. CLAIBORNE.
Lawrenccville Nov 2Sd, 1892 59-2aw6t
FHNOBACCO FACTORY HANDS WANTED-Srch
o. as Ttcisters Semmers, Scre,omen, Jobbers. 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 above description
the ensuing year. They will nearly all the hands
they have been in the habit of hiring and request the
owners to give than call previous to hiring them out;
others having good workmen will do well CALL the
highest market prices will be given such as suit
Dec 8. [62-61 SAM. s. MYERS & co.
NoTICE.-The general meeting of the Stockholders
the Charter at the Bank the first Monday in January
next. A. ROBINSON JR Cashier
December 8, 1892. eff
ENAkMEKS' BANK OF VIRGINIA.. The annual
Il meeting of the Stockholders for The election OF Di
recors for the Bank and for the Offices Of Discount and
Deposit will be held on Wednesday, the day of Janu-
airy next WM. NEKERvIS, Cashier.
December f. 80 2awtdm
WoUNG LADIES' SEMINARY The next term OF
a this Institution, will commence the first of Janua-
ry next, and close the first Of May.
f. ROOT ROOT, '' Principals.
Mrs. T.. N Todd, Assistant Teacher in the English
Department
Mss Il. Mansfield, Teacher of Music, Painting and
DrawiDg.-Anoiher Assistant Teacher will be employed
Tor the session.
ExPENsEs.-B Board and Tuition, in all branches,
for year of ten months, $3.50 90
Board and Tuition in English branches only 100 90
Ten Dollars will cover all contingent expenses.
To Day Scholars for Tuition in Music, 25 90
In Languages. 20 90
In Painting and Drawing, Is 90
In English branches, 25 90
Board in genteel families in the neghborhood can be
had FOR dollars per month.
Scholars may enter the school at any period in the term
and will be charged from such time according to the above
rates. But deduction will be made after entrances for
absence for that term, except in Of sickness; and il
desirable that the pay for the term should be in advance
RGferences--Presdent Gushing, Saml. G. Anderson
Esq, Rev. B. f Stouon OF Prince Edward and Dr. VIM
Dupuy Of Nouoway.
Prince Edward Court House, Va, Dec. 3. 46-5t