Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-08-29

per hhd line ranges for stock Should this Land NOT be
disposed OF privately before the 81 Monday in September
that being Buckingham Court day. will then be sold 10
the hghes, bidder Persons disposed TO purchase womb
DO well TO examne and they hereby invited do So
July 20 aNw5w
YHyAl LOUISVILLE RACES will commence on We'd.
I'd nesday' the 2ih OF September and continue four
Sweepsi"ke for 4 year oIds $503 enti"s.
Thos. boswell enters C. McIvOr, by Hotspur, dam
VIM L. White enters $. c. by Charles, dam Florzel
VIM Williamson enters c. by Arab, dam FIorzel
SECOND DAY.
Projectors Purse, $l50-en,rancc, $40
Jockey Club Purse, $35O-entrance, 90
DAY
Sweepstake-2 miles outs entries aud closed--en-
trance, 500
WIN. L. White enters Philip, by Janus, dam Trafalgar.
John w. froekenbough enters 8. c. WeSiwood, by
Hotspur, dam Wonder.
VIM Williamson enters Accident, by TOnson, dam Lady
Greensvile.
~ Several other Stakes expected TO be made ont and
hue Saddle will be run for on the last day.
W. ID. TAYLOR, Proprietor.
August H. 29-w3w
n AND AND TIMBER FOR sALE-I offer for sale
n my Tracts OF Land, called "Bagbys and "Comer's"
sIa ed in the county of King William, on Cohoke Creek
short distance from It's entrance into The Pamunky ri
ver and jointly containing about 500 These tracts
adon each other and are heavily mbered with finest
growth oil forest pine, oak and chestnut which could be
easily rated down the creek 10 navgabe point and
thence carried TO Richmond Norfolk Baltimore fine
field for speculation is here presented the wood and Tim
Der cutter The uncleared land is OF excellent oatv
About one hundred cleared, which is a two
story dwelling house, and all the usual out. houses 1t is
confidently believed that this land abounds in she'll +ar
as vein is visible in the neghborhood and the impress
sion OF shells Is seen IN the rocks lying the surface
great bargain may be had in this land either on applca
uon 10 MI Armsead Robins, in the county OF King vii.
liam, or 10 the subscriber, in the city OF Richmond
would also sell my late residence King William Court
house--a most eligible location Tor professional man
Richmond Aug. 8. [27-w4w] s. McRAE.
M near Charlotte Court House, Va will commence on
the lat oil November and terminate the first of Oco-
Der following with vacation OF month in the middle
oil the session. The course OF instruction will embrace
the Latin. Greek, and French Languages and Malbema.
tics The charge for tuition will be $40 for the schoas-
nc year OF ten months; and no scholar will be received
Tor less period; nor will any deduction be made for alb
sence from school Boarding be had in respectable
private families, within short distance Of the school, for
from 800 to $40, the scholastic year. A comfortable
school House has been recently built and the society in
the neighborhood is well known for lis religious and moral
habits
The undersigned would observe that he commenced
his studies in Europe and subsequently graduated at
Union College New York, in the School of Ancient
Languages in the University of Virginia and IN AT he has
had the experience OF several years the business of In
strncon which has as his only
Early application is requested.
Aug 5. 26-s6ms
REFERENCES.
1t gives me pleasure say, that Mr.. Marin Hart is
ayoung gentleman Of respectable talents aud acquire
nents-that he is very competent instruct in the Latin
and Greek languages and Nj siiemalics-and that while
ne was member OF Union College, lie sustained un-
ELIPHALET MOTT, President
New York, July, 1880. of Union college"
MIR. Hart having taught two years in Mr. James NJ.
Gane;s school, presousy to his going the Uniyer,,y
reference is made to the following extract OF letter from
MT Uarne't 10 Mr. Henry Carri1gon Of Charlotte, dated
10th Apt 1888:
MIR. Harris moral character is unexceponabie; his
knowledge Of Greek, Latin and Mathematics FAR beyond
any thing which is usually found in private teachers i'm
deed, think he would make good Professor of ach in
any Of our Colleges. II is also good French scholar
and taught the language in my school Hi, Iondness Io
Mathematical studies amounts almost passion and he
IS man oil great industry and application"
"Mr Martin Hart attended Lectures in The School Of
Ancient Languages, during the session Of s32-'3s and
AZ Tie end OF tie session, obtained degrees i'm the Ia in
and Greek Languages and Literature HIGH il the be
evidence furnish Of his atlaiDmenis and constant an
Phcaton may add, that Mr. II. was always ate nive
TO his studies, and most exemplary in his department Pa
rents may entfus their sons 10 his care with confidence
that he will perform his duties faithfully, and think
successfully G. HARRi SON, Professor
H"clent Languages in the University NJ "a"
Dec. 4th, 1888
On VfRGfNIA.--Af rules taken in the
~ Ce,ks Office Of Prince Edward County Court the 7h
Benjamin Watson, Plf
= agains! Upon an Injunction
The defendant, not having entered his appearance and
gwen security according to an act Of the General Assem-
bly, and the rules oil this Court and IL anne tin0 that he
IS not an iDhabiiani OF This State, the motion OF the
plaintiff, by his Attorney, II s entered At rules Aforesaid
and accordingly ordered, that the said defendant 10 sppesr
here the FIRST day Of October Court next aud answer
the plaintiff bill and that copy Of This order be forth.
with inserted ~ some one OF the public newspapers print
ed in The city Of Richmond for two months successivelv
and also posted az the front door Of The Court OF his
county. Copy Tese, b. }. WORSHAN, c. G.
July Is. 202wso
AWANTED, as an Apprentice 10 the Printing luJ
w ness, Youth Of respectable connexions rom
~ 10 10 years o age, possessing good English Education
Apply at the office Of This paper. Nav 20
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