Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-12-27

A MELIA ACADEMY.-The exercises Of this lns,i.
n tuition will be resumed 10Th OF January next
The course OF studies will continue to be preparatory Cor
the university. Terms as heretofore.
Board including all expenses rer session of 10 months
Sl00-Tuition, $50.
Board aud tuition pa able semi annually In advance
Gentlemen wishing TO engage pupils for ensuing
sion, will direct to Genito Bridge, Powhatan.
WILLIAM II. HARRISON.
Noee"ocr 20. 66-wSw'
TBNHE subscriber will continue his School At Clifton
n the ensuing year. He will teach the Greek, Latin
aud English Languages His school win Commence on
the second Monday in January next, and on the
second Friday in December iollowing-There will be
vacation OF month in the summer, CONNIE ncing ON
The li,h day of Jane.-Mr. John Il. NOEL, Mr. Isaac
boys with board washing and lodging. for 500 each TUT.
ton will be $40. JOHN G.. NELSON.
Hanover, Nov 25,h, 1888. 66-w6w
EDUNAwAY IN JAiL.--A Negro man, who calls
~ himself MosLs, committed TO the Jail OF Han
ovcr county, as runaway, the 18th day Of August
ast who says he belongs TO Mrs. Ann Peasants OF
county o, Hoochiand he was apprehened in the Stage
road eading from Richmond aud pa
per found IN his possession which aerw ards ackno
Lodged to be forgery, granting Lin permission to 90 to
the City OF Washington, In the name of Ann Pleasants
The said slave appears TO be about forty years old of
middle stature, very black, and when committed AL
~ appearance OF having been accustomed IN -;
coal, has several about the hands and wrist and
on when committed blue cloth coat, and grew cassne,
panaloons, and old fur hat, together with lage KNAPP
SACK containing variety OF clothing. The owner is re.
questcd TO forw ard, identify his property nav Jail
fees demand his negro, and take him away else he will
DC ueaV Win as the law directs .
LANEY JONES, ID. S.,
For Cdrter Berkeley Sheriff and Tailor Of Haorer Co.
November 8. 53.-vI2w.
ND OANOKE LAND FOR SALE-The subscriber of.
ters Tor sale the DErRwooD tract of land, lying
the counties OF Pitsylvana and Bedford, the Staunon
Branch Of the Roanoke, about 10 miles from Lynchburg
This tract part OF Ross well known Pgg River tract
and contains about 900 acres of whch part bot
TOM part is upland suited the culture of tobacco or
grain, and part valuable only for its timber There is
ON the premises, small but comodious house
with convenient out-houses.
his land has at present, boat nsvigation 10 Weldon
and when the railroad, which Is constructing from
Portsmouth shall be Completed it's produce will have the
choice OF markets in Norfolk Petersburg and Lynchburg
The only vein OF limestone Of the Blue Ridge runs
through this tract
II was formerly laid off in small tracts 10 suit purcha
.er and any OF these. except the river tract would now
be sold separately long credit will be given on part
or even the whole Of the purchase money! on the
payment OF the interest being secured
The subscriber has three lots i'm Danville which he
would sell on the same accommodating terms. Persons
disposed TO purchase referred TO Mr. Stephen r. Smith,
who lives on the land for view Of II, and Col Geors
Townes OF Danve, the subscriber himself for the
terms. GEORGE THICK I'm
university OF va, zee. II, 1883 65-w6w