Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-06-07

vOUN0 LADIES' SBNIINARY--Tbe noxt Torn
- of this Institution will commence the first Mon
day OF Juno next. and close the first Of October
h Il. Rp4pi T' ROOT Principals.
Mrs L. NJ Todd, assistant Teacher in the English De-
Miss l.. Mansfield, Teacher of Music.
Mrs T.. +. Smith, Teacher Of French, Painting and
Drawing.
Other assistants are employed in Botany Chemistry and
Vocal Music.
Board and Tuition In all branches, for year Of ten
Board and Tuition in English branches only, 100 90
Ten dollars will cover all contingent expenses.
To Day Scholars for Tuition in Music, % 90
In Languages, 20 90
In Painting aud Drawing, is 90
In English Branches, rs 90
and will be charged from such time according the
rates. But deduction will be made after entrance for
absence for that term except OF sickness and is
desirable that the pay for the should be i'm advance
Board in genteel families in the can be
had on the same terms as with the Principals.
Prince Ed,cdrd C.. II. May 3D. 1888
References.-Presdent Gushing, Saml. c. Anderson
Esq, Rev. b. +. Stanton Of Prince Edward and Dr. VIM
J. Dupuy of Nottoway. [2-su May IA.
NDUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE ROANOKE
II LAND.-The Subscriber having positively deter
premises TO the highest bidder Monday 18th day
August next, IL fair il the fair day. his Tract Of
Land situated in Meckcnburg county, the south side
Roanoke river six miles south Boydon and twelve
miles below GAINESVILLE containing Eight hundred and
thirteen AcresEighy of which are creek and
bottom The upland Of excellent quaIitywell adapted
TO the produce of the country bushels of Wheat NAV
be sown to advantage the ensuing this estate;
which is within mile Of excellent Manufacturing
Flour mill. On the tract is comfortable convenient
Dwelling House. and necessary houses Many other
great advantages might be enumerated but il is deemed
unnecessary. great bargain may be had in this land
Tor Negroes or Cash. early application be made Other
wise will be sold the day above mentioned to the
highest bidder Terms. One third Of the purchase money
cash. the balance in two equal, annual payments The
land will be shewn by my brother, John Y. Taylor living
within three miles Of tho promises or myself.
GEORGE T. TAYLOR.
Mecklenburg, Mayer. 7-wtds
HN ANCERY-VIRoINIA.-In Chesterfie cid Coun.
II ty Court, May 18th, 1888:
Chastain Jackson and Martha Jackson infants of tender
years, who sue by their father and friend Peter H.
Jackson. Plaintiffs
against
Christopher b. Cogbill. William Smith, also William
Cogbl an infant Of tender years. by the said Christopher
b. Cogbill, his guardian ad Item, Defendants.
The defendant, William Smith, not having entered his
appearance and given security according the Act of
semby and the rules Of this Court and appearing to the
satisfaction Of the Court that he is nhabtant of
this Commonweah-On the motion of the plaintiffs il is
ordered that the said defendant do appear here
lore the second Monday in August next and answer the
bill OF the plaintiffs and that copy of this order forth
with inserted in some newspaper printed in the city OF
Richmond for eight weeks SUCCESSFULLY and another copy
posted at the front door of the courthouse this county,
Copy-Teste LAWSON NUNNALLY, ID. C.
May "a 5-wSw
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