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NORTHUMBERLAND ACADEMY.-Mr. Jos. II.
4 y DAVIS a gentleman highly qualified by his ability, ASST
dulty, and experience, in teaching, will continue to preside
over ms institution the ensuing year; and will be assisted
by as many competent teachers as the interest of the School
may require. The Academy is situated 2 miles below
NorthumDcrland Courthouse, in a neighborhood proven
oialiy healthy. The boarding department will be manag-
idence TO give entire satisfaction to his Boarders. In This
institution, are taught the Latin and Greek Languages.
OSeuher with the other prerequisites for a collceiate
course About 100 volumes of Books of History and Sci
ence nave been carefully selected as the commencement
OF a Library. Mathematical Instruments, Globes and
Maps, both ancient and modern, are also provided for tbe
use OF Students.-Terms-For Reading, Wriing. Aritb-
meuc and English Grammar, $50. These, With Geo.
graphy ana the use OF the Globes, and Mapping, S25. In
al 0ther cases, $50 annually. For Board, 500 annually.
exclusive OF Bedding. The School will commence ON dc
list oil February, and end on the LIST day of Docember
without any summer vacation. Parents and GUARDIANS
are liable for the tuition fees and board of their sons and
wards, only from the time of entrance to the end of the
session, to be paid quarterly in advance.
SAMUEL b.. BLACKWELL. Chairman
Jan. ). C1-w4w] Of the Board of Trustees.
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n. B.-The sale of the above property is postponed un-
I'll the ZOth day OF January next. j. w. N. Trustee.
Dec. 81. r66-w2wI
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YHNHE subscriber will be absent from Richmond until
n April; during his absence Mr.. Lethbridge will at
tend to his professional business, in whose skill, as a Dem
list, the public may with perfect safety place the most inn
plicit confidence. p. HOUSTON.
Jan. 8, 1882. 72-oawtf
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HNDUCATlON.-My school will be continued the en-
El suing year, at my residence i'm Hanover County.
about % miles from Richmond, and 6 above Col. Goodalris.
and English Languages; Geography, with the use of the
maps ana Globes; a regular course of History With Chro-
nology, Arithmetic, Mathematics and the art Of SURVEYING;
English Grammar and English Composition. My term sfor
board, Tuition, Washing, Lodging, and Fuel, are $50, the
scholastic year of ten months. My school will commence
on the 10th OF Jan. 1882, and terminate onl the 18th Dec.
"A vacation OF four weeks will be given in the summer
There will be an examination at the close of the wear.
the result of which will be sent to the parents and guar.
dams OF children committed to my care. Particular atten-
ton will be paid TO the moral conduct of my pupils. and
good discipline maintained in school. have been engaood
IN teaching for eight gears past, and am fully sensible of
the great responsibility which my profession imposes. NV
residence is unusually healthy and remote from places of
vice and dissipation. In relation to my character and UuaI-
ilcations, L am authorised to refer to the following gentle.
men, viz:
fight ReT: Richard c. Moore, ID. d. Of Richmond.
Rer: Wtutam armstrong, Of Richmond.
f. q 4. James, 81 Co. Of ito.
Rep. Wiiam Meade, d.. ID. of Frederick Co,totv.
Hanover, Dew. 1929. HERMON DAVIS
Certificate Of Bishop Moore.
MIR. III. Davis was employed by Bishop Meade a pi-
vate tutor OF his children for upwards of two years, and |
nave every reason TO believe was approved by him. l.,
therefore, can with ~Propriety recommend Mr.. Davis TO such
parents as may be disposed to employ him.
CLAIMING MOORE
"a leueraddreSsed TO me, mustb be directed to Montpelier.
! iSIoVer county, va HERMON DAVIS.
90 bS-wtf
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IT. NASHVILLE, Dec. 16, 1881.
me weather we are now experiencing bcrc s 49,
aInpIlcd within the memory Of Inc earliest sct,tors r.
ue la't Twelve days the thermometer has scarcely risen
ABOVE the freezing point and has usually fallen 'to tbn
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HN C~HANCERY.-At Rules holden in the C,crL,s oc
December, 1881: 10y "
Lewis Dunn, D,.n
against t"
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Il. JOHN G. NELSON will teach school at my
I'VE house the ensuing year. He will teach the Greek,
Latin and English Languages. The school will commence
on the third Monday in January, 1882, and terminate ON.
the second Friday in December following. There will be
a vacation of one month in the summer, commencing ON.
the second Friday in Junc.-I will accommodate ten or
twelve boys with board, washing and lodging, for $50 each
the board and tuition fees will be required at the end oe
each ~session-Verlon Z. o., Hanover, is my address.
Nov. %. 56-wSt JOHN II. NOEL.
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q kHlo AND LANDS-The Snbscri-
NJ Der offers his services to nonresident proprietors of
lands IN The States of Ohio and Kentucky, for the sale
thereoi' and payment of the taxes. All letters addressed
mond, POST PAID, will be duly attended to. He refers
thoSe to whom he may be unknown, to Chief Justice Mar
snail; Chapman johnson, Charles COPELAND, and SamI NV
ers, Esqrs. SOTITIJGATE
+. -. ,: will also attend as Attorney at Law to suits
In the Federal Courts at Columbus and Frankfort.
5l-W6m
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a TEACHER W~ANTED.-The Trustees ofthe Aca-
IN deny in Woodstock, Shenandoah county, Virginia,
are anxious to obtain a teacher to take charge of the Aca-
uemy about the LIST OF April next. A teacher who is also a
minister of the Gospel would be preferred. The teacher
must be competent to teach the Latin and Greek Lam
guages, Mathematics Natural Philosophy, and the usual
branches OF an English education. None need apply nm
less they are well qualified.
Application may be made TO the undersigned, or either
oil them; and letters addressed to them will meet with i'm
ihoui''c a'Uehuoh' Jos. III. SANUELs,
RnuEDr rpN.
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HAVE iarmed Maj. John L. Whites celebrated Race
II Horse COLLIER. He will stand the ensuing season at
Chesterfield, Mecklenburg county, Virginia. His reputa-
ton and character as a Race Horse, needs no comment, as
he is well known to the racing world. The season will
commence on the first of March next; previous to which
time, the terms of the season, Pedigree, Performances, sc.
will be published, which l have no doubt will cnite him
to rank as a Stallion as he has done as a Racer. He is ta-
ken from the turf without the least injury.
RICHARD {.
Nov. 20. 5S-Wtf
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TENo WILLIAM ~HOWERTON, Exo'r of Thomas
N Howerton decd, Isaac Whayne and Jane his wiIe'
Robert Hester and Elizabeth his wife, Thomas Howerton
and Robert w. Howerton:
lake notce-that on Tuesday, the 9th day of March
next, (being the second day of Halifax court1 between
ihe hours oil o'clock in the morning and 5 in the even
ing, at the tavern of Moses Palmer, at Halifax Courthouse.
L shall proceed 10 take the dispositions of David Shelton and
others, and continue from day to day until finished, TO be
read as evidence in a suit in Chancery, now depending,
In the County Court of Halifax, in which we are plaintiffs
ana yourselves defendants, where you can attend if YOU
think proper. ROBERT f. OWEN.
MARY ANN +. OWEN.
Formerly Mary Ann +. Howerton.
Dec. 80. IN 49,
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HNDUCATION.-A School for the ensuing wear, will
Ma be opened at the residence of Francis w. Scott, in
the county of Caroline, about thirty miles from the City of
In this School will be taught, Reading, Writing, Arit6.
metic, English Grammar, Geography with the use of
Maps, History, and the Latin and Greek Languages, toge-
Their with the Translation of the French. The exercises
OF the School, under the immediate superintendent of
the subscriber, will be conducted by Mr.. John Scott, who
for ability to teach the above branches, with the excep-
ton OF the French9 is recommended by Mr.. John Kidd,
OF King and Queen, Richard Morris, decd, of Hanover,
and a. F. Rose, OF Stafford, in whose family he has taught
for the last four wears.
IERMs.-For board, washing, lodging, SC. $50
Tuition in the Dead Languages, 20
English, Is
The School will commence its session on the 23d of Ja-
nuary, and terminate the Odd of December following. de-
ducung one month for a vacation. Six boarders can be
accommodated in the family of the Observation-Disclosures
directed to the subscribers, near the White Chimneys. Ca
roline, will be promptly attended to.
FRANCIS w. SCOTT.
Dec. ~, 1881. I70-lawSw1
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uARRIS & BUTLER, General Agents and Com
IL mission Merchants, Richmond Va, offer their ser
vices to their friends and the public. Intending TO conhne
themselves exclusively to Agency business, in which both
oil them have been brought up, they Halter themselves
their exertons to promote the interest OF those by whom
they may be employed, viii generally be successful
Their Office is ON the Dock, which enables them to attend
particularly TO ~consignmcnts of Herrings, Bacon, Wheat,
Corn, Cotton, Lumber, sc. sc. WIN. M. HARRIS,
WIN L. BUTLER
Jan. 3. 72-6t
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THE law scuoo, ~, FOR TIE EMQUJRER

Law s not trade dependant catalogue of de-
would afford alike o mSnsa S Of an
rs science which takes in its expansive all that can ole
ute station in the enG of Based on P,nsp mus. hold
wo ancy that can be learned from copous dge or
Id GG' 5 S e SS s reading Of the
s0csH n even there from the Inherent energy
per acquaintance } o ''ue that many from the of
,hoip pe Si nOTT @d and the whole
nSonslou custom, speculative theory adudicatcd
tense study that he finds this outline covers noneSt Ju m
o d reason Tie path to other
5 c and in the shifting ofs social scene
bic beiag illustrated by lectures the science Of Aedcp
nestness with which it, disciples disned and honoa or
since taph a" that Sq tng oonce of Lnw been y
n nT d 10 mystery or fcltcIed BY formal pedsn
an the genius intelligence and experience the
taught know was the o. oS would OF haro
@ It's scat" IN the beautiful language OF Hooker bosom Of
This i, an Of Iolotmnon obstinate
arc gradually becoming sensible the folly student eating and
es'1r Park OF Kings College and Amos London nivcrs
linz inc system OF professional instruction, by cal
"I ,nt 70 our county, we have Of a9 many eminent
on and we may hope that their example awaken the ao,
o Ls 1'jsoSSo 81 PV9 G" Of
needs only to Re generally Known s and to be aPpcea
o. his class introduced few days since lecture of the
subject discourse lie drew a g,5 iaw Of 0
tendency,
Illustrated its analogy, with the extensive doctrine Of Trusts in VI
gni rs regulated by statutes tho of
ea and the practice OF our Courts Of Equity. jagon of 6s
BOOKS aud the Irrelevant sophisify
suso doctrine sprung under the logical examination and ki
os 81 me Lecturer into simplicity, order and harmony. Ills
questions proposed to him oviced, ueithor their minds
aetNe OF et ear inneniiye no IoMAx possesses i'm nm
m me degree he happy faculty Of conveying e notions
W inc easiest way SIMPLE profound, yibon
aogmm no deeply mbuos the student with intense interest
70 me PURSUIT o the 'cense which takes away ahness and
ne pTopound ever question which arise from tho nonc ~
'1uso no answers which they give confined both
~ helt memory and Judgmon by tho copou illustrations of M
learning ana experience Truly do his
OF iaw-eIPanded, liberal Lawand ability Of uch
must produce accurate knowledge atmulste 10
quiy. A COUNTY, Cofp,D Is'fsgIp on
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ton OF the said county lying wcstofthe Monong river.
was taken up.
Mr.. Henry moved that the report of tho committee be-
reversed, and alter some remarks from Messrs. Wiley
ana Henry, The motion was agreed 10.
Petersburg RAIL ROAR.
MIR. Brown oi Petersburg moved the following:
ReSOirSd That leave be given TO bring In hill TO
amend the entitled Ian act 10 incorporate Peters
1880
MIR Brown explained the objects Of the Liil one Of
which To increase Tire capital stocS OF the company
10 enable thcm 10 purchase locomotives a,t cars. He
stated That ie Engineer had recently made report
which he -a'ed hat thS RAILROAD would be completed
for the original estimate lie made this statement to pre-
| vent misconccp;iou.
The resolution adopted, a-l McssrS. Brown Of Pc.
tersDure, BI0dnax, Pegram, Steward of Gieensyille
Griffin, Crunp and Stands, appointed a committees
10 hiring in bill.
On no:on of Mr.. Thompson, leave was given 10 bring
i'll bill fixing the school qoas 81 the county Of Smy,h
AMI drcc ling their payment.
On motion of Mr.. Holleman, il was
ResOired That the Committee of Courts OF Justice in
quc into the eNpcency of proviug by Law, that an OK
ecu;or administrator Of executor administrator.
may 10 authorized 10 pay 10 the administrators bo-
mis- nOn The Of the first tcstaor or inesae convert
10 the Icgaees diStribuccs aud that the adm-
nsiraor de bouis and his securities be responsible foe
the due administrations OF the
CHOLERA.
Mr. Cinc moved an adjournment, but wi hIrcv his mo.
ton a; the request o
MIR Csmpbs who said TIM, the committee on tho sub
lec' OF the Cholera had considered the subject exam
incd many OF the citizens of RchnonIthat the Chair
m'n OF the Committee engaged in drafting re-
porbut il would probably lie completed before
the Adjournment, lac took occasion that the result
mt which the committee had arrived that there was no
cause Tor alarm Some slight had occurred, but in
all Instances brought on by prudcuce Tho
report would bc made 10 the House in the morning
Cnmp nof Mr.. Cline, the House adjourned.
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Virginia H1cgisIatnre.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
Tues10y. Dee ~


w 'Vno"lng Peuuons were presented and referred
by Mr.. harvey, oil Harriet Jeu for divorce from her
husband-by Mr. Gholson, of citizens Of Brunswick Tor
separate election in said county--by Mr.. Vance 0!
honas "eIch and Robert N. White commissioners Of the
revenue W hampshire county, for an increase Of their
salaries by Mr. DcSring Of SAINT r. Irvine, for d.
yoree from his wiie-by Mr.. McCuIoch, Of citizens Of
Snngon county to be authorized collect tolls on the
Salt Works road to keep il in order
ne oPesSer communicated letter from the Governor
enclosing the report Of the Superintendent Of the public
Bank Of the Valley Of Virsina-whch were laid ON the
table $500 w. w w ~
=. - 800 THE CHOLERA.
to subject Of great importance Statements had be
aoo on, OF he House that the Aatic Cholera existed in
ths Guy considerable extenand he moved the appoint
nouV % committee To inquire into the facts and report
them to the House II was not his desire 10 aIs,o bs
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ANOTHER BRILLIANT NEGo1IAr
Extract IF aietfer from Officer of The amsyiean Ma,
py, to The Editors Of he Enamirer dnied

n N
UY' 10 me Editors of the Enquirer dated
FRIGATR UNITED STATES
u, Naples Bay, October 10th Is32 {
when last had the pleasure % see YOU promi1ed
when again employed sea- would write Won should
deem my information worthy your consider,;ion hn,v
ever 90 not expect to be he first give YOU The news NJ
having al last settled the long agatsd question of or
claims upon this Government; who have heretre srs
ded me discussion OF the principle for which VIC have
ended as to the right have oil looking 10 Them for re-
d'ess Tor wrongs suffered, under What they contend
mlisry usurPaon, and not a legitimate government
his principle has been fully discussed BY our sble ne
goaof r M son, backed by respectable naval force
under me command OF Commodore Paterson end hcv
have admitted claims aud agreed IN na,, ne ,
one hundred and fifteen thousand dollars and ,norsovs
Drawn up commercial treaty, placing us upon the foot
ing oil the most favored nation which, came, hn, ha
eve will be acceded TO by our Government "a i, ons -,
our enierPr sing countryDen market for the roIoni
ahe WIN our productions so lar il cons,,en wi IA The
ho,eouon o. me own manufactures and production OF
tnrr SOL ms recognition OF our claim has been
Drought about mainly, and prOxmsley by the Navv and
ne energy OF our venerable and high minded pre:dsn
VINO would not longer submit bs tried with as 1hey
had 100 long done with impuniy.
Forgive me, If deian you Tor few moments. on =
winch TO Inc Is OF much consequence, hut which
10 one OF deeper Interest 10 our country Is il
MOI age that the Navy should be- and i. the tsvore NJ
Cu 'euoW ciuzens, yet that Congress will not entertain
e question OF extending il lis lodering care ped ion
~ ~ Peon has been offered, and rcvered respective
nave recommended il TO Tic favorable con ider.
G ol we representatives Of The people, without avail
why IS THIS Have not tie navy done their dutv VIII, NJ
eFer hey have been required and why should thew NOT
v ces? P' u ''pS 'o' "e" ser
r. gu may not be aware that our commanding naval
queer on s station, whose disine uished services in the
W. n.y. SoOfesns Justly entities him TO the highest honor
Ivy, only receives the sum Of tweny-sx hundred
po,.ars per annUm; and with this he is compelled to re-
eNv roeghers OF distinction who constantly flock on
,,s sup w every port visits for it il fact, aud
.. TeHcah am proud to mention IL, that whenever
an American maDof- war shews her Gag sbe is srodcd
curing ner stay IN the ports Of tho Mediterranean Thus
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MILITIA oRGANIZATTIiIoo,NSo 'S1ca7ED

Al meeting of the officers Of the 3sth Regiment yir
gnia Militia, held at Goochland Court House on Saturday
the Sih day of December, 1882, Maj p. Guerrant was
called to the Chair, and Capt Tho w Vaughan appoint
cd Secretary The object of the meeting being explain
ed, CaPts. John NJ Trevilan, Thomas W. Vaughan John
NJ Vaughan, Joseph L. Peasants, Lieut. Julian Keane
and Maj p Guerran (sad Guerrant being added ON the
motion OF Lieut. Keane) were appointed committee to
prepare resolutions expressive OF the of the meet
ing as 10 some change in our present Militia System;-
"hereupon Tie following resolutions submitted by
said committee, and unanimously adopted:
lst ResoiUed, That this meeting believing the nrcse,,
Militia System to be defective, approve the Convention
oil officers proposed to be held in the city of Richmond on
the second Monday in the present month (Dece for
the purpose oil proposing such alterations may be
ed advisable and proper.
I'd Resoired, That Col. Joseph Watkins Mai p Guer.
rant, CaPis John NJ. Trevan, John NJ Vaug han Tbos.
W. Vaughan, Joseph l.. Peasants and Lieut. Juli,n
keane be appointed delegates represent this
in said Conv ention. 0
3D. Resoired That the proceedings of this meeting he
forwarded 10 the Editors OF the Constitutional Whir and
lish them. WIZ P
4h, ResoIued, That this meeting do now adjourn
- p. GUERRANT, Chairman
IHos. w. VAUGHAN, Secretary.
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NOIlCE.-Any person DESTROYS Of ob,aining first rate
y blooded stock of Horses, would do well to call on
me very Soon either ~ person or by letter. by delay
great bargains might be lost I propose 70 cell Or ,rJs
the following horses- The well known and fine booded
horse Murdoch by Sir Cbare his dam by tho imported
Wdare; she out Of Lexington; she out of a JolIy
Roger; she out Of Spanking Roger out Of the old inn
ported mare Miss Bell, years old last Spring feet 4
inches high His colts are large, Of fine form and coour
three year old Gohanna colt, beautiful bay feet
inches high his dam by old Florzo, dam by the inn
ported ROBIN hedbreas dam Pandora, by Lanpight.
or, & dam by tie imported Shark, z & dam by
Bayors Old Fesrnought 6 & dam by the thorough
bred imported horse Shock a two year old colt and q
two year Old hy last Spring by Murdoch out Of Sir
Charles mares OF FIRST rate blood One sorre colt year
old last Spring, by Murdoch, out Of Charles marc Two
mares IN oa by Murdoch, Of whchis the dam of the
Gohannd t named above whose colts have sold for good
prices TO Mr. Win. X. Johnson and others
CHARLES G. GRAVES
N. b. Letters to me may be directed 10 Chesterfield
Court House, Virginia f4S-wU october on
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departed THIS life on Friday isc 10Th Of October
Wesinofcnd, Mrs Lydia Bnrod Brooke
rg a.r pnlni aud pOacted Illness which
unparalleled patience aud Christian oudc
character oi I'M. respectable and aged lady,
aud nthul friend,
oil Ito which shc adopted
tue Prudence, Industry, ami Pioty Sho
sncnted by oil who know hur; and
III Tic enjoyment OF that which paon of
loEs ~ O''
Died OF fevor nj the rcshene cfhs parents the county of I
iaN Saturday tho 9Th o William
son OF Jas and Eva EuccAmd all tic an over,
u providence, mono utterly overwhelming
hear AS III" untimcy death OF an amiabo and
present melancholy peculiarly but few
before, watched him with
nnd tedious illne Returning them with M"
most auettns hopes and they had
oil making him the and their
years he suddenly snntchcd
hand OF Deat--n moekery of
10 ms hy nnd lends while sprgty iatelec
"a beyond his years. promise useful man
ut ne ~gone at, a beyond the reach OF that
must only helm dropping tear his untimely grave the
ast sad tribute OF affection TO his
oh The "lst November III the bloom OF life
ho widow OF tho late VIM H. Davies, dcccased
oy Coutt Mrs. d. died the residence of her father
ho3ns OF Gouceet-a oss society," friends infant
chi'ren-ioI she was Christian in deed and in truth.
By On the 10th of last month, published communication IN
on the authority of WIN. Walton, nans stating ba
D SIiagd a. FaHnncrOy married Octobe TO
MISS HHth Udhon.We informed of
same day. that the nnnuncinton acto
Yer containing IT, hoping that tho might discovered AMI
at we should have been enabled tho author
SnPuoIe imposition But having failed in this,
Pahaon IN Justice TO those concerned leaving
poster to his fraud in full
'''cr such conduct viii moct with its just reward
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"a OIICE-ln conformity to a deed or deeds of trust
rom NJ WIniree made TO us, shall OIL Thursday
e Zo'h OF this present month, proceed sell the pre-
misses whereon the said Wnree now resides the tract of
land negroes, all the stock of horses cows sheep and
nogs household and kitchen furniture Of evory descrp,
uoh, plantation utensils, sc. credit will be given on
'e lana, stock household aud kitchen furniture which
WIZ he made known Oh the day of sale. Acting as rs-
,ees we snail only convey such tile vested in us
Ou' II Is believed The title is good Sale TO com
mence at lioclock if fair, if not tie next fair day
~ BY THE TRUSTEES
lhc above sale will take place by my consent.
Dec 49, 1882. CT ,s
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WIRGINIA BAPrIsT sEMINARY .-propo.aIs wa

AlRGlNlA BAPTIST SEM MARY Proposals VIII
be received until the 10th inst, by the subscribers
Tor The employment of Steward year at the semi
nary under the management OF the Virginia Baptist Edu-
cation society, Dcaed in sight OF the Brook Turnpike
ana within four miles of the city Of Richmond The
ara may occupy all The buildings and may, il he chooses
take nj fair rent the farm, which consists of between
two and three hundred His duty will be- to furnish
the students (Which viii probably exceed thirty will,
plain substantial board, washing, lodging lights and fuel
to DO paid for by tho Society. lie may remove 10 the
premises as early az lie Peasrs, hut the session of ton
months viii commence the 2Oth of February next
i' proposals must explicitly state at Jrhdt price lie will
lake The hoarier' Coal is convenient and wood on the
farm JAMES b. TAYLOR, Recording Secretaru
RICHARD g. WORKMAN Treasurer
Dec. 49, 81 1,