Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-12-19
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NEW AssVERTzSENiE NTs.
F9IO TIE PUBLIC-IIaving bought out the con
a Germ of Powell & Atkinson, would adopt this
rr.hod Of informing my friends and acquaintance in
The country, that shall continue the Grocery md Com
mission business at the old stand adjoining, and in fact
Under the roof of the Columbian Hotel All that think
!, necessary say them is, that shall keep good
and general assortment of Groceries, which hope to be
, at all times to sell low similar goods be had
in this Market and to those who their crops to
me for SALE and negroes TO hire, &c. promise them 10
use every effort to promote their Interest.
-s GEORGE w. ATKINSON,
Junior partner Of Tie late firm Of Po,oe y a,inson.
Dec. ~. .,.... . .r-- r.- 0-2aw3w
yaJHE GREAT NATIONAL MONUMENT to he
8 Memory 81, Washington. Collectors
yng con,rbationsn all the States Of the Union for
r,ec,na the above Monument and in of tIetn 10
lire an ,unt-and this the native State of Washington
believed will also give liberal proof of her gratitude
towards her noble Son, provided fair opportunity is al
ordsd her citizens 10 do so.-1he assistant collectors
therefore earnestly requested TO be dgcnt and prompt,
in ait riding the opportunity desired, by waiting each
nd;yidna in his collection district, and receiving the
I5,a contributions he or she may be willing TO make.
WILSON ALLEN, Collector FIR ia.
December ~. G7-2t
g-OTlCE-l wish to hire for the mex, year, some 3
9 or ii-stratc Men Servants, such as have been
.l 10 house business. tSc-Also man Cook, who can
r,sa well recommended such, liberal price will
b. ciyen. Any persons having such servants will
% the Undersigned BY addressing 15 him y !i3S
r,r. Hotel, Charlottesville, Va, Dec. H. G7--3t
TaATRICK HENRY ACADEMY.-Thc subscriber,
entertaining feelings of the deepest interest for the
croncd prosperity of the Patrick Henry Academy.
and Observing with pride and delight its increasing pa
rare has the instance of the Trustees, associated
with himself in the management of the Academy. the
Rev William Perkins. The exalted character for intel
sence and pey which Mr. Perkins bears, and his quail
fc.ons aschoar, added to his experience Teach
r. will give the Academy advantages which j, has
Iy,d previous PERIOD and secure 10 every pupil.
m all the branches OF education, equal attention and in
s,uc,ion JOS. P. GODFREY.
The subscribers having associated themselves in the
management of the Patrick Henry Academy, announce
the public the of the exercises of the
neat ycar, on the 18th January, 1886.
The course of instruction in the ancient languages,
together with the Sciences is extensive in any 81
school in the State. The subscribers pledge them
sc!yes that pains will be spared TO render the pupil
entirely familiar with any branch Of education which
may be the subject Of his attention. With the ancient
nuagcs and the Sciences ancient history aud gcogra-
ply Will he strictly attended to- Adams and Potter are
liz text books in Roman and Greek antiquities.
The first prnc Piles oeducaton, generally neglected
in schools, (writiny and aiithmeiic WILL in no in
s.lHce, he omitted
The extensive and suitable arrangements Of the AGA
temy fer the purposes Of study, are too well known to
reGgl:c any remark. A nd the public generally
Grained with its ether peculiar and rarely surpassed
advantages.
Arrangements arc now making to furnish the Acade-
mr. with general collection of the latest and mast im-
ptoycd luaps and also pair Of globes. The foundation
: library is also laid by furnishing the Academy with
boas o- general reference with all the commentators
&pan The ancient languages, and the lexicons and die
t::ies the prices Of which, generally deprive ouryou'h
q the Of them.
The regular examination will commence at the expi-
1n of each session, and he conducted to attest
l.r proficiency OF the school.
Extensive arrangements have been made through the
in
Boarding. including washing. lodging, candles, and
:Tt.wo0t, per session of FIVE months $50 w
Iiion-hncicnt Languages and the Sciences, u 50
JOS. P. GODFREY,
WILLIAM PERKINS. Jr
The subscriber will be prepared to accommodate board
ELS in his family and will regularly enlarge his esta
i"shmcnt for their future accommodation.
WILLIAM PERKINS, Jr.
The Trustees: whose duty it made at the establish
ncnt OF the Patrick Henry Academy, to attend to the
execution Of all the rules and regulations for the govern
e! o the Institution and to be present at the public
Examinations. WILL in every instance, promptly attend 10
lie sane: and make such report the case may re-
Gais. TIE TRUSTEES.
Fec. -. G7-w3w
BEGROES FOR SALE.-Wil! be sold to the high
a rs bidder FOR cash, at the Bell Tavern. in the City
o!Nchmond Wednesday the Both inst at II clock,
Si'r, otherwise the next fair day, four likely Negroes
S,!HS'ng to the orphans Of John ogg, decd, late OF
Hanover county, consisting of woman, Tho Is tTst-
'e cook, washer and roncr without incumbrance; two
house g:ls about 10, the other 20 years of age and
smrao boy about ]5 years Old For the character and
notifications Of the cook washer, and roncr, iniorma.
Ton can be obtained Of Mr.. Tho. Taey, who has had
A:'sercral years Mr. r. G. Scott who hires The younger
q The girls, give information about her MIR. Ro
New, who hires the other girl, give her character
Ena qualifications. The boy lives with the subscriber,
VINO will take pleasure in being called upon for nfoIma-
Ecn respecting him. JOS. STARkE, Conn.,,
unHr rnft inf JgurI
Dec. H. Gjj-,ds
z AND FOR SALE.-'rhe subscriber offers for sale,
"a his Tract Of Land, lying in the county Of King
William, being that portion Of the Grove Tract, ad Join
ing the estate of John F. Page decd called Marsals,
conaning 100 acres, great portion Of which is we'll