Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-09-16
NEW NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..


81 will commence the 18th October, 1884. at Suy,
in the county OF Fairfax, and close the 10Th Of the fol-
lowing August There will be vacation, except from
the 18Th OF August the 18th Of October. The
of instruction comprises English Latin. French, Compo.
stion, Civil History, the Elements Of Natural aud Moral
Philosophy, Arithmetic, Algebra, the Elements oil Geo.
Inetry Globes, Book AMI the Evidences Of
Christianity few hours OF each day will be employed
in the kitchen and flower garden nursery and vineyard
these valuable aud useful empoyments have from ex-
pefence, found highly beneficial and delightful TO my pu
pills. aud TO have superseded iondness for those games
and amusements, which lay the foundation OF many bad
habits in aer hie The discipline is strict and parental.
The sedulous attention psid TO the morals aud
ners Of my pupils who all reside IN my family and form
part of it, The number Is limited, enabling me TO pay
proper attention TO each, and TO study and adapt in
strucon to their respective characters and capacities; at
the lime, that IL is sufficiently numerous TO form
agreeable aud well-oidered community within ourselves.
The charge Tor the scholastic year OF ten months is
hundred and fifty dollars payable hall yearly in advance,
for board ashng lire, candles aud tuition No deduc-
ton msdc Tor absence; aud admitted for
shorter period than the scholastic year for which they
have euiered. Each pupil furnishes his msttras-,
bedding and towels such desire H. can be furnished
with msrass aud bedding at six dollars per session
Books aud Stationery, II requested, Will be furnished at
the Booksellers prices, Tor cash. Such OF my friends
may this advertisement, will coner fsvor by
recommending my Institution to those who have to
educate. here reprat, that shall not again return TO
my former residence the tide water.
Letters postpaid. directed to at suy, ION the Stage
road from the District to WiucheseT Chanlly Post
Office Fsiri4x county, Virgins, will he promptly attend
ed TO. VIM. BRENT, Jr.
September I6 ss-u5hN
TJOrICE.-The co-parnershp OF Thomas Pugh & Co
lV in the Mercantile line. is this day dissolved by mu
tual All persons indeb ted TO said concern will
settle with Thomas Harvey s. Coz aud all claims against
Thomas Push s Co., will be settled by Thomas Harvey
s. Co. ISHAM HARVEY, Jr.
JOHN HARVEY,
THOMAS HARVEY
THOMAS PUGH.
Charlotte, Sept. L. 1884.
FUNHE subscribers having associated themselves in the
a Mercantile line, under the arm Of Thomas Harvey
CO.. return their thanks to the former Of Tho
Pugh s. Coz and will every inducement those
who may iayor them with their custom.
IsHAM HARVEY. Jr.
JOHN HARVEY,
THOMAS HARVEY
Charlotte, Sept. l. 1884 sS-2,"
NJ0rICE LAND IN HEyVRICO COUNTY,
1V Richmond. for Sale.-By virtue OF deed in
trust executed by Wilson Gregory aud wife, 10 the under
signed trustees for the benefit OF all his creditors,
oil will, the 10th day Of October Rext if
fair not the next fair day. expose public ale the
highest bidder, the premises all that valuable OF
land hch the said Gregory resides the coun-
~ OF HsHrico. and long known by the name OF "Psra
dise"-beng within seven miles OF the city oil Richmond.
and considered one OF te hea hss places in The county
containing about 500 The improvements consist Of
neat and pleasant dwelling house. good repair kiich
en-, stables, barns corn-house and all necessary out
houses good garden, well ipclosed with plank,
chsrd OF choice fruits and is in general state OF improve
ment The contemplated railroad from Fredericksburg
10 Richmond as laid off, rms through this land-wbch,
with s contiguy TO gTis and saw mil, with never
falling stream adjoining, adds much TO lis value Much
might be said OF the advantages Of this farm but sup
pong that any person DESTROYS Of purchasing such pro-
perty would prefer judging for themselves, invite
ihem to call previous day of sale and examine the
premises, which will he sbewn any time. The title
papers will be exhibited the day sale and acting
trustees, shall convey such title is conveyed
only-but we believe il to be perfect.
Immediately alter the sale Of the lind, (Which will
commence at o'clock, A. y he sale OF all the house
hold aud kitchen furniture; the crops they stand; The
farming utensils; the stock Of horses, mules, steers cows
aud hogs, will commence aud be continued from day TO
day until all sold The furniture is Of very good quail
y aud has been well kept, and consists OF general
n mere he nf
fodder, OATS rye hay, and straw. The farming utensils
are numerous, good, aud ussiul. Several NEGROES
will be sold Tor each.
Persons generally may find il to their advantage TO at
tend this sale, every thing must be cold aud the sr
cles Tor sale all oil good quality and ia good ORDER
There is also quantity oil scsnieg aud plank.
The terms OF sale for this laud will be, third cash
the balance in IL aud Is months we'll aud satisfactorily
secured For The rest OF the property, three months
dit will be given, all above twenty dollars Tor
aud below that sum- the cash be paid. Bouds with
good security, wills be required; aud ia all The
oi sale must be complied wit before the property is
moved. w. ID. WREN,
FRANCIS STAPLES,
Sept 16. f3S-msl Trustees.