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CO-PARTNERSHIP.
w. II, & e. j SW AN

rTAvE this day entered INTO co7por,
Ill nership, and will hereafter Io'n'iy do
business ss Merchant Tnllors, at The we'll
known stand. whic !, Mr.. WIN. d Swan has
nil now individually occupied as a Merchsnt
Tailor. Mr w. Is. Swan feels grateful for
oas, fayors, and hopes that the firm may me
rit continuance Of those iovors which has
hitherto Leen literally awarded 10 him.
Janlt
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9QWCMRPa
NJ b s ONIC NALL;
On Thursday, Jan. 30lh.

On Thursday, Jan. 30th
MIR. FRIEND respectfully informs the
1VL Ladies and Gentlemen of Newport,
that at the request Of several citizens, he
will give Concert on Thursday evening,
January 30h.
Tickets 25 cents. To be obtained at Nj.
Townsend's Cof'ee-l llousc, and at WIN. Cal
lahan's Book store.
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Married,

In this town. on Tuesday. 2s,h instant, by
the Rev. SIR, Dument, Mr.. LATHAM 7. TEw
ofNew- Bedford, TO Hiss MARIA Il. STERSE,
daughter Of John Sterne, Esq. Of this town.
In South kingston, on the 2d inst, Mr..
ELLRIDss q, TEFr to Miss ABsEr s. lioi-
LEY, daughter Of the late Mr.. john llolley.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1834-01-29

We are compelled TO curtsil our usual
quantity Of Congress news and Miscelane
Gus matter in order to make room for the
lengthy proceedings Of our State Legislu-
turc.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1834-01-29

A satisfactory price will be paid for file,
Of the Rhode-Island Republican from Janu
sry 1884, up TO the PRESENT date.
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&C. To CoRREsPoSDENrs.-- Several O.
riginnl communications hayo been received
but their insertion is unhvoidably deferred.
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frrom The Boston couriorl
Prices OF u ooi at Boston, Jan. aoth

Prime o. s,rony Flseces,70 a IS cents per
10 American full blood washed youl. CO 10 IS
cents, Do. 4 DO 52 a sc, DO IS a 80, do 20
IS sspsrhns pulled Lambs, IS q 80, j.,
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Vol. 2 A
LIST efLETTERs.

II Es.IsIse in the Posr OFsIcE. sswp3t, y
IN !. Jan. eth. 1894
UI'Persons calling for them, will please ssy
advertised" as they are placed ib a ssperats
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Whole amount of donations. S4,0lS 2S
Received for Tracts sold, 3,024 05
Total, s7,O42 33
-FOUR THOUSAND DOLLARS
received gratis in one month, b,sides the
profits on four thousand dollars worth Of
tracts And erery month in tho year
produces similar results So far from
the American Tract, Bible, and other
similar societies being dosing concerns
they are constantly amassing large for
tunes, which will one day be used for
the purpose of enslaying the people,
Let those who wish to join in purchasing
tettsrs for possensy give their money to
these societies and their wishes will be
abundanrly grati6ed." Herald Of Free
DON.
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100000 Bricks,

l.UUO,OOO Er1CkS.
These Bricks must be cast in moulds Of such
SIZE as to average when burned, eight inch.
es, by four inches, by two and a half inches
They must be Of the best quality ofmerchan-
table Bricks. The proportion Of salmon or
pale bricks must not exceed one eighth of
the whole, and no soft OF very pale bricks
will be received. The proportion of arch
bricks must not exceed one eighth Of the
whole, and none Of these that are much
warped, will be received The proportion
Of broken Bricks must not exceed Two per
cent At least 100000 to be delivered by
the first day ofJune next, and the remainder
| in the course of the Summer and Autumn Of
the year, OF such period as may suit the con.
vcDience Of the Contractor, provided there
be always on hand the supply requisite for
the progress Of the work.
Should any person desire 10 furnish the
stat ted number of Bricks, or less number,
Of size different from that given above, they
will please to accompany their proposals with
a statement Of the length, breadth, and
thickness, of well burned Brick, Of lhe
knd they wish 10 supply.
Before forming the Contract, fair sam.
pie will be required to be- deposited in the
Engineer's Office. at Fort Adams which
should il prove satisfactory, will govern in
the inspection Of the several deliveries.
Payment will be made, If required. on
each cargo duly inspected and received
All communications touching this subject,
to be directed to Breyet Col. JosEPH G. Tor.
ZEN, y. s.. Engineers, Newport, X. |.
JOS @. TOTTEN, 1t Col. Eng'rs
Breyet Col.
Fort Adams, Newport Harbor, r. II
January II, 1884.
lJThe publishers Of the Herald oftbe Times
Warren r. l. Star, Of the Portland, Bath, Gar.
diner, Halloweli, Wiscasset, ThomastUwS,-|
Buckspor,, Bangor, and Belfast (Me) papers
of the Por,smonth. ". ~. .papers-New5urypor,.
Salem, Taunton, w.Bedford, and FaH River,
Hiass. papers. Boston Pstriot--.stoningto
New London, Middletown, and Hartford fCt)
papers Of the ". Y Courier * Enquirer, " Y.
American Journal Of Commerce, and of the
Sswburg Star, will please z We the above notice
four insertions, and fornurd their Accounts.
Jan 20 ~.
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THE REPUBLICAN.
NE w II o IL II,
Wedn'day Morning, Jan. 20
Democratic Republican
Convention.

Ata General Convention Of the Democratic
Republican friends Of the National Ad-
minis,raiion, holden, pursuant 10 notice, at
the State House in Providence, on Wed
nesday evening, January Is, 1884, CHRIS
TOPPER ALLEN was chosen President, &
WILLIAM SrMoNs and WALTER R. DAN.
roRTH Secretaries. The citizens whose
names follow were nominated as General
Officers Of the State of Rhode Island for
the ensuing political year;
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PRICE 1QI CENTs.
pROVIDENCE.
BRyCKs WANTED.

DRoPosALs will be received, until the 10
l. February next, for the supply at FoRr.
ADAMS, Newport IIarbor, K. ]. OF
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Republican, Administration
and Farmers PrOX.
FOR GOVERNOR,
JOHN BROWN FRANCIS.
OF WARWICK.
FOR LIEUT.. GOVERNOR,
JEFFREY HAZARD,
OF EXETER.
FOR SENATOR'S.

1. .4LPHEUS BILLINGS, Prorideuce
9. BYRON DLM.4N, Bristol
3 WN. BROWNING, Worth Kingston
4 SANFORD .4LMY. Lille Compton.
5. S7KL WE9THERHE.7D, Cumberland
G. ROBERT F. MOVES, South King StOn'
2. WELCOME ARNOLD, COrentry.
6. CHRISTOPHER SPENCER, Warloick,
9. THOMqS COREY, Jr. Portsmouth
10. isaac WILKINSON, Smhhfeld
HENRY BOWE.V, Secretary.
ALBERT GREENE, Atty Gen.
JOHN .ST,ER.VE, Gen Treasure.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1834-08-07
The Annual Fair
nF THE

Young L4d;cs Circle IF Indastry Z
WI ILL be- hniden ri the Court House II 1
wv this village, On "Wednesday the 18th of
August next. Sales tp commence at SO,cl0ck
p. M. and continue through the evening. Y.
N. g. Gentlemeh and ladies from this and
the neishboring towns are. respectfully invited
to attend. a~A
Tickets 1T addnitance be obtained n the
door, and at the stores Of MpssIs. Smith and
Lord--pric- fa q cents -ehildre6 half prite.
LiEchfeld, july so ss ss ii o.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1834-08-07
NOTICE.

TINE copnrtnrrship heretofore existing be
IL tween Leonard GOodwin and Sylvester
Galpin, nnder the firm Of GoOdtcin & GalFin.
To- this day tiissulyed by thr. death OF Lennard
Gaodwin. one of the partners. The business.
af ahe concern will he settled by ahe Surviving
partner, Sylvester Galpin. All persons in-.
dehied 10 said company viii see the nrcsssity
Of settling their notes and accounts ~ soon NJ
possible; and their attention IS requested TO-
the payment Of the same.
SYLVESTER GALPIN,
SarviUiag partner.
Litchf field. July 90. 1884,
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1834-08-07
MONEY LOST.

H OST, this day, somcwherv On the road
IL between Buell's gate on East Chesnut
Hill, Litchfeld. and Goshen. PURSE con7
tanning not FAR from six dollars, III 10 change.
The finder. by leaving il at this Office. or with
the subscriber 10 Burlington, shall be reward
ed for his trouble.
zENAs HOTCHKIsS.
august 4, 1884 ~
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1834-08-07
NQTICE..

A LIE persons Halle TO pay i. .frewH "a
- State Tax y the town of ~ avrsn an 49,
List Of lass. ara hereby .r0ii6sd that Win
meet Them Tor the purpose 81 rscrislDr ala
iaxs. &C me store ct Bsardsley G Gilbert. d
saie - asren., on the -tss day ~ Sepiemhsn
.na sne iss dsy Of October. lsss. a ia'cloclp
70 the auernoon oe each day. 1'hoss who
neglect this notieaF Eaust cspcrt "a nv travea
ices. ANSON b BEkCH. Co..
WssVM. JGlrSO. 1884
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1834-08-07

No. II, John Street, NeW- York.
i IL PrintiHg: Types. series from Non.
nare;. Ii, Long Primer, inclusive. Of Scotch cut
Tvne. fo, the use Of newspapers. THIS dee
scrip,iou of type is much more Durable than
mai com moniy made, as i've hair lines art
stronger, aud better supported 20 The SHAFT af
ahe istser. Applicas;ons for sIisciMens l'psf>i
4paitil viii bee attendedSlo.
"A. r.. 81 ri are agents for fil. ssia nf The
SmiiT Press. manufactured by Robert Haa. egs
CO.. The Washington Press. made by 3. Rasf.
and the American Press. made by $. Graves.
prices Of which are. for medium and royal
Sa5O; snppr-r royal geo imperial No !. ESQ /
No. Q, csc; No. s, g7O. 6itonths credit.
Ne,c. York, August, 1885, m
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1834-08-07
NEW FANCY GOODS,
3 ID AND ss4s 81 =
MILLINERY.

LAS lately RETURNED ffpm New. York with
IL e. neral assortment ~ HATS mad
SUMMER GOODS. which she ~
specifically invites her friends aad customers 20
eA!l and examine.
The assortment consists nj variety 0f
SILKS, MUSLINS. CALICOES. Covsets,
Gloves. Lace Gloues and Miii&. Hosiery (cot-
ton and silky. Fancy HoadksrckieJs & SAdisls,
Belts, French Shoes. Flowers, French v1yk-
I'd Cspes and Collars--all Of which win hA
sold nm reasonable terms.
BiictfeId June 10
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1834-08-07

~ We were some time sinee favored with a sOpo.
graphical skeleh of the aDd viIlags Of Li'c6sld
and intended before now have gives u 10 our Ven-
ersbut from various cuuses Il has been delayed. We
commence il lhis week, and will continue to extract
from il heFPalter. Il was wriU'en in 1881.
~ lfsows ot OR friends in the other towns Of the
oouD,y would Gurns us with siiar sketches Of 'heir
respective sOwus shOOd be glad TO give them pub
Lefty.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-09-26

FENO THE SCHOOL co II MlSSlONERS OF VlR.
M GlNlA.-The attention OF the School Commission
tt oil the State isrespectluy invited TO the following OBJ
legations imposed on them by law, viz
II is their duty to ID annual meetings at The Court
Houses OF their respective Counties corporations,
The first day OF the Courts of the said counties or corpora
tons, to he holden in the month OF October majority
OF the whole number is requisite form Board for the
transaction of business.
2 At the meetings so 10 be held 10 examine, correci
AMI set lie their reasuiers up the 30h OF Sep
TENDER proceedings prepare the annual rel orls
transmit TO the Clerks OF their Courts, the said
and reports, (Which must be in The form prescribed)
time for the Transmission OF certified copies thereof
second Auditor, by the LIST day OF the ensuing Session OF
the General Assembly.
At said meeting or as soon thereafter as possble 10
elect Treasurer aud Clerk, for the year the
lst OF JSnuary thereafter, and
L. To adopt such regulations. not inconsistent with law,
as VIII enable them to conduct their proc engs for the
ensuing year, actively and Systematically.
As the forms prescribed for the OF the School Com
issoners together with abstract OF the laws relating
TO The education OF poor children, have been in the hands
oil the School Commissioners since the Spring OF 1929
uce Is now given that strict compliance with them will
be hereafter insisted upon previous the payment the
quota oil the year following that for which returns
due.
~ Those boards Of Schsol Commissioners who have
Jailed TO prepare and transmit, according law the
clerks oil their respective courts of their
ngs during The ermina ing the 30 September 1888
are also notified that unless that duty be performed with
recover the legal penalties imposed in such cases.
j. BROWN, Jr 2nd Aud'r,
And Sup. Lily Fund.
September %. AO-I6,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-09-26
BY RaECEHnE a. COOK.

1 The ENuUtRER Is published week, generally, and
Price, heretofore, Five Dollars in adj
OF chartered banks ony) will he
ceived The Editors will the safety remit
all being paid by writer's
will be discontinued, the discretion Of the
Editors until all arrearagcs have been paid up.
1T Whoever will guarantee the payment Of uno papers, shall
have the touth gratis.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
each
or Inv this cits its environs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-09-26
September 23.

EAQUELlN p. TAY LOR has received from Lon
CD don Liverpool and New York, his Fall Supply, CON
sng OF the usual variety OF English, French, India aud
American Dry GoodsThc assortment OF articles sua.
bic Tor the general trade OF wholesale and retail in this
city, ismoTe extensive than usual and having pur-
chased with and upon the best terms, is offered
sale upon as favourable conditions any house in The
city In his stock of seasonabe goods will be found
amongst other articles, large supply Of Brussels ply
Kilder minister and other cafpetngs.
September %. 40-IOt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-09-26

~ AND FOR SALE The subscriber feeling a de sire
n 10 20 the West, offers for sale tie Farm on
which he lives. This farm is situated in the county
of Orange, and contains 42i acres the Land Of cool
quality, and we'll adapted 10 the growth wheat corn
and t0bacco large proportion Of the cleared land is
tom, lying the waters OF Swift Run, which runs from
one extremity 10 the other; there is plenty OF running
water in every field; The farm comfortable dw ell
ingho and out-houses, consisting OF good kitchen
barn, house, &c, &c; The high land is free ash
es and gals, is in good heart and produces we'll II
land, any one wirhng TO purchase will and ex.
anime It, willadd that IL ia in pleasant eighborhood
and as healthy any part Of Virginia. good Gris and
saw Mill are within few hundred yards Of part Of
The land, and Manufacturing Mill in sight. The sub
scriber respectfully socis all persons who may feel
posed TO purchase a farm, to give him call.
EDWARD q. SHIP.
Orange county, Va Sept. &c. II-4
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-09-26
NEVV ADyEsgTlsEMENTs.

NDUFFALO SPRING FOR SALE.-The subscriber
n - offers Tor sale the Buffalo Spring, situated in the
county OF Mecklenbnfg State OF Virginia, miles
of Ciaksvie Is OF Boyjton IS east OF Milton, 40
East of Danville AMI 2j North oil Oxford in fertile aud
healthy section of country. Gainesville, situated the
Roanoke river the junction OF Dan aud Staunon, is in
most lourhng condition, having from IL 10 Is stores,
keis in Virginia This Spring has been place OF public
resort for than 20 years during which time the
her Of il has effected have been great greater
than any other mineral spring in the State Of Virginia.
United States, according 10 the number Of visitors Its
efficacy in Intermittent ievers omach aud bowel aiIec-
ions dyspepsia, chronic diarrhUa, and ysenery,
nenorrhoi affections oil the kidneys and bladder pac
affections, dropscs and cuaneous cions, such itch
letter. rngworm tenea capits, SC. Sc, fully entities
TO the high reputation which it has gained in the Of
these diseases. | am informed, by eminent medical
friend OF mine that this water was, number of years
ago, analysed by Dr. Woodhouse, OF Philadelphia, whom
he sent il, and found contain Suph Magnesis, Iron,
Sulphur Nit Potash, and Magnesa IL is Gas will be
discovered from the above analyss) aperent diurec,
doc, aud tonic, in s effects, ncre asing quickly the APP
petite, producing exhil,ion of spirits storug most
rapidly the invalid TO health and activity. The proper
tons o. the component parts of this water have never
that am aware Of been correctly ascertained; the
hination, however, would he most happy one
from It's superior efficacy in disease. There be
90 to 10 people accommodated comfortably here.
This Spring possesses the advantage OF being situated I'm
fertile and plentiful section of country, welt adapted TO
the culture OF wheat, and There 90 100
acres oil good Land attached TO the Spring part OF which
is first-rae bottom land
Persons wishing purchase this property can apply 10
the subscriber at his place Of residence. miles from
the SPRING where they receive further information
in regard 10 the Spring, IL requested.
Sept 26 Ill-w6wl JOHN SPEED.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-09-26

AWISs HUGHES respectfully informs lIe inhabitants
lHH Of Gloucester aud The adjacent counties, that the
BenyeDue Seminary will be open for the reception OF
young ladies' on the frs, Monday in October er course
oi instruction embraces Ofogrsphy, Reading English
Grammar, Writing, Arithmetic Geography, the Eleme ns
oi Natural Philosophy and Chemsry and TO those quail
he'd to commence the studies, Moral Philosophy Histo
aud The Evidences Of the Chrisisn Religion Terms SIi5
per year Che year containing months) for board
No young lady viii be received as pupil II se boards
out who does not board In The Seminary Music and the
French language will be fought, foF which separate
charge viii be made. Miss RI presumes, her long expo
Iouce IL The art Of teaching needs no recommendation to
the public.
September 20 1l-n5w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-09-26

ne RS. JARVIS will reopen School Wednesday,
Iva October 1s al her residence corner OF II. and Sc
venth streets directly opposite the Theatre. TUT ion from
SIG 10 500 for the scholastic year Music aud Dancing
AT the usual prices.
Miss E. " Liscome's Infant School in the same house :
$l2 for The scholastic year.
Sept % 40
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-09-26

MHARMONY HALL SEMINARY The duties Of
~ ~ this Institution will be resumed the lst Of Ocio-
Der, in the building occupied tic last year. Terms Of
tuition in Tie higher branches Of English education 40
Music, aud Drawing at the usual pfces-Hoard SIss
per year. For further Information apply 10 The Principal
HARRIET Is. TURNER.
September 2G. 4l-6t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-09-26

ny me GoU6TH0r 0f The Commonwealth of Uirginia.
PROCLAMATION.--W Whereas il has been repre-
IA scented TO me, by the Attorney of the Common
wealth OF the county OF Pocahonts, nat certain Stuart
DonahOo who confined in the Jail Of The said county
upon charge Of robbery did, the night OF the Illh
uliimo, NIKE his escape therefrom and is going
large: Now, therefore, Litleton Waller TazeweIl Co
Of the sad Commonwealth, have thought proper
10 Offer reward of hundred dollars any person
persons who will apPreheHd the sad Stuart Donaoo
deliver Kim 10 the Jaor OF POcahonas county:-And do
moreover require oil officers, civil and military, and
qucs, the good people OF this Commonwealth, to their
hest exeftions to aptehend the said Stuart DOnahoo that
he may be dealt with according to law.
Stuart DonihoO is about six feet high lean, straight and
raw boned. fair compexion light sandy hair parent
~ from thirty 10 iirtyf'e years OF age, dressed
when he escaped in light grey Jean rock, linen pam
falcons, aud black fur bat about half
Given under my hand Governor, and under the
rSo,I1 lesser seal Of the Commouwesl h, at Rich
lI monJ, this Goth day oi September, 1884.
LITTLETON w. TAZEWELL
September 90. 4I-w4w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-09-26

hANClNG.-The undersigned respectfully gives no.
y ice, that the exercises Of his clssses VIII be re-
sumed on Monday The 18Th Oct. r. G. BREEDlN
sept 10. 80 81
a FEMALE TEACHER wANTED.-AI. Lady. well
IA qualified 10 teach al tie branches Of polite female
English Educat,n and who exhibit satisfactory es-
mony OF such qualifications, may find employment in
private family, and fair wages in very healthy situation
by addressing letter (posl pai(J 10 NJ g. Wyliesbufg
Charlotte County Va. stating terms, &c.
August 20. 80 81
HfDUCAIION.-1b Trustees Of the Lagrange AGA
"a denies wish 10 employ lady competent 10 give in.
suuciion 10 the usual branches OF female education in.
Guiding Music and DrawiDgA knowledge Of lhe French
and Italian would be accommodation.
Lagrange beautifully situated in saubfious, deuscy
populated and desirs e negbborhood The prcssn
fall little short OF $1,000 per annum- Unquesonabl tee
monals OF character and qualifications will be required
Address to lhe undersigned Lagrange, FsyeUo Tennes
see, post paid
BY order Of the Board,
c, NICHE, Secretary
September 70. 30-Ig,-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-09-26

HDOWHATAN LAND FOR SALE The subscriber
"A offers for sale the Of land which she now re
Sides known by the Of Mount Airy, and containing
by estmaion six hundred ami forty three acres This
tract is situated the head waters OF Sales Creek about
six miles above Powhatan Court-house-s in COOL heart
and contains about sixty seventy OF fiat booia
land, most OF which is cleared and in good order
cultivation There is aso due proportion OF wood land
on the tract, with most Of the necessary houses for farm
ing operations; and is believed, in the hands Of jnd
cous farmer, it might he rendered desirable pro
perry Possession be had immediately for the rurpose
OF sowing crop of wheat this fall and u possession will
be given the LIST day OF January The plantation
will be shown to any person wishing 10 view II by my
son. George Booker, who resides with me oil the premises
and will receive proposals myself from all those who
may desire to purchase FRANCES BOOKER.
September %. 4I-y4y
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-09-26

HDLYMOUTH FEMALE SEMINARY Mrs. MIRA
n ANN SoUTHGATE will resume the exercises OF her
Seminary for the instruction OF young ladies. in the county
OF King aud Q IceG the ljh January, 1885 The scbo-
asic term will contain ten months divided into two
tinns, with the usual suspension in the summer.
The branches taught by Mrs. s. are Ofihography,
Keading, Writing, Arithmetic Grammar, Bellies Lclltes,
Composition Geography with the of Maps and Globe
Natural Philosophy, Chemistry, Natural Ancient, and
Modern History and the French language.
TEAMS boarding and washing for tho term Of Ten
months 800 payable quarterly insdvance. with addi.
onal charge for French Of SlO-eacl young lady FUR
nishing her bed bedding towels, and csndles--Dsy
pupils will be DC admitted ~ $50.
No pupil will be received for shorter limo than the
remsinder Of ic term alter entrances charge pre- yious
admission, and deduction for absenceBed aud bedding
" furnished, 50.
II Il extremely desirable That parents would their
children at the commencement Of tho session, is gc
Morally sometime before regular coSrse Of instruction
can proceediii frequently dsrourAgng TO those who
come late TO Oycftake those who have at earlier
period The young ladies' will have access to wc.se.
lected library The discipline Mill be strictly moral and
parental but prompt compliance with rules will be r6qH
ed Books Stationery, &C. will be furnished, If requisite.
September &c 4l-wTw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-09-26

NQOYD'S TAVERN FOR RENT.--Tbis we'll known
u . Tavern and Farm, will be offered for rent on the
18th day Of October next, 10 the highest bidder for one
year. possession given The s January Is35I stands
At the fork Of the Three Notched and River road leadp
10 Richmond, ten miles South East Of Chaflotesvills
Further particulars on The day Of renting
jas NJ. BOYD, For himseD and Others
September ~ 59--sI6O