Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-12-19
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.


u Germ Of Powell 81 Atkinson, ! would adopt this
method OF informing my friends and acquaintanccs in
the country, that shall continue the Grocery aud Com
mission business the old stand adjoining and in fact
under the roofof the Columbian Hotel All that think
1t necessary to say to them is that shall keep good
ana general assortment Of Groceries, which hope be
able at all times to sell low similar goods can be had
IN this market md those who entrust their crops to
me Tor sale, and negroes to hire &C. promise them TO
use every effort to promote their interest.
GEORGE w. ATKINSON,
Junior partner Of lc late firm Of Po,oeA & atkinson.
Oec. ~. 67-2aw3w
TEHHE GREAT NATIONAL. MONUMENT 10 me
III Memory IF Washington.-C Collectors are now re-
ceivng contributions in all the States of the Union for
erecting the above Monument and i'm some of Thorn IN
large amountand this the native State of Washington
is believed will also give liberal proof of her gratitude
towards her noble Son, provided fair opportunity
iorded her citizens to do soThe collectors are
therefore earnestly requested be dgent and prompt
IN aordng the opportunity desired by waiting on each
individual IN his collection district, and receiving the
liberal contributions he or she may be willing make.
December TO- 67.2t
NOTICE. wish to hire for the next year, some 3
used to house business &c-Also man Cook who can
come well recommended.--For SUCH liberal price will
DC gwen, ANY persons having such servants, will
obhge the undersigned by addressing him line.
JOHN yOWLEs
Eagle Hotel, Charlottesville, Va, Dec 49, 67-3t
NDATRlCK HENRY ACADEMIES subscr iber.
entertaining feelings of the deepest interest for the
continued prosperity of the Patrick Henry Academy
and observing with pride and delight increasing pa
'onage has at the instance of the Trustees associated
win himself In the management of the Academy, the
Rev William Perkins. The exalted character for intel
ligence and Peiy which Mr. Perkins bears and his quail
fcations scholar added to his experience as Teach
er, vii! give to the Academy dvanapes which il has en-
joyed at previous period and secure to every puo
III all ic branches oil educahon equal attention and in
strnctlon. JOS. p. GODFREY
The subscribers having associated themselves in the
management of the Patrick Henry Academy, announce
TO the public the commencement of the exercises of The
next year, the 18th January 1886
The course of instruction in the ancient LANGUAGES
ogetner win me Sciences IS as extensive in any
iar school In the State The subscribers pledge them
selves that no pains will be spared render the pupil
entirely familiar with any branch of education which
may be the subject of his attention. With the ancient
languages and the sciences ancient history and
phy VIII be strictly attended to. Adams and Potter are
me text hooks IN Roman and Greek antiquities
The first principles of education generally neglected
stance be omitted "
demy tor the purposes of study too we'll known To
require any remark And the public are generally ac
advantages. pN'9e1
Arrangements making to furnish the Acade
my with general collection oil the latest most i'm
proved maps and also pair of globes The foundation
Tor library is also laid by furnishing the Academy with
DOCKS Tor general reference with all the commentators
upon the ancient languages and the lie xicons and die
uonares tue prices of which, generally deprive youth
OF the of them.
The regular examination will commence at the exp
ration of each session. and be conducted SO as to
The proficiency of the school.
Extensive arrangements have been made through the
lies. ~
boarding, including Washing lodging, candles, and
hre,wood, per session offve months, ....... $50 90
Tuition-Ancent Languages and the Sciences 70 so
English. ....................I 10 90
JOS p. GODFREY
WILLIAM PERKINS Jr
Inc subscriber will be prepared to accommodate board
ers IN his family and will regularly enlarge his esta
olsiiment for their future accommodation.
49, WILLIAM PERKINS. Jr
The Trustees, whose duty it made at the establish
ment OF the Patrick Henry Academy, attend to the
execution of all the rules and regulations for the
ment OF the Institution, and to be present at the public
examinations will in every instance promptly attend 10
qure. THE TRITSTFESS
Dec' ~ 67-w.3w
N EGROES FOR SALE.-Will be sold TO the hi0h-
est bidder for cash, at the Bell Tavern in the Civ
Richmond. I'm obi f,o