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HpAPPAHANNoCK AcADEMY.-.Thiy Ins,itu n

Hg APPAHANNO.K ACADEMY This Instu n
a. "a Will be opeHcd the ensuing year the I:th CT ia
h'ary next under the charge Of Mr. Jun c. Lawrence
as Principal. and Mr.. Oliver White. First Assistant
'chrr the same gentlemen who have for several years
continued to give such satisfaction TO Tie Board of Trus-
tees that it has unlrsitangly reelected them for
other gear. AS fifty scholars are entered,
THIRD TEACHER will br associated with them according
lie established rules of this Academy. The scholastic
year will comprise ten months. and be divided into two
equal sessnns.-lherc will be vacation of one month,
curing the Summer, commencing on the 18th OF juno,
immediately after the examination The Of in
slrnctton will comprise the Greek, Latin and French
'anguages Natural Philosophy: Geometry, and The En-
g!sh branches usually taught in The best schools. The
ffincipai is well supplied with good surveying nsru-
tnens, which the students may al all times There
IS valuable library, for the most part selected By the
late Col John Taylor and the healtlncss situation
Il ,st surpassed BY any in Virginia. ~,
board tuition, library fee; washing, fuel
~ H. ~ hid 2 sns seatn sbe afnsaed,
SNfcnce's government. additional charge Of ST per
annun viii be made. Quarterly Payments are desirable
but not Indispensable.
By order nr the Board:
RICHARD BUCkNER. Jr., Prrs;dcnt
P"D tcmpOre Of the B0Grd NJ Trustees.
NoveuiLer Is. 53-2awSw
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SIKGlSlA LAND OFFICE, }
2lSt Ort0icr, 1875. !

,iISt UttOtcF, I9s) J
IN conformity to act Of the General Assembly, en-.
81 titled An Act 10 reduce into act, the several
concerning Eschcators, passed the 9th January.
1919, hereby make known TO those whom it may COIL
Germ that it appears by the Certificate of James Raw
ngs, Escheator for the City Of Richmond That By in
QUESTION and Office found this Sd day OF October, 1885,
a certain lot Of ground Of which Margarel!a West died
seized situated on the north side of street. in the city
of Richmond, between the lot Of the Trustees Of the
Monumental Church, on the northwest, and street
paratng from the First Baptist Meeting House. on the
south east and fronting a l2 feet said street,
hath duly escheated to the Commonwealth Of Virginia
w. SELDEN, Reg. Land Office.
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the enquirer published twice week, generally, and
zines week during tie OF the State igislstuc,
m heratuusr, Fave Doili's per nnu, able adj
~ OF chartered, sccie hanks lony) will be
m in payment; The Editors viii the safety Of remit
man. postage all letters beiag paid by tho writer's
= No paper will - sro:tnuc, but discretion o. the
r,.o.s. lal all arrearases have b:cm paid ua.
x Wa'eres will guarantee tae payncut "i nine papers, snail
a!yc th- tenth gratis.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
- s;ua.c less Insertion, 5ccmts continuance
No inserted uu,il clcr been paid tor
1. stunned BY some PERSON this city o its civiEons.
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A~SONCORD ACADEMY.-Ths Seminary will be
u continued for tle ensuing yrar, under the direction
,fhe subscriber: aided BY his brothers. JAMES d. a. f.
". CoLEMA%. The Term will commence on the 18th OF
january, and expire the 18th of DccrnGrr allowing
August as Il vacation. The Course Of Instruction will
embrace the a4guages and sciences generally, and will
ensure thorough preparation for admission into The
University Of Virginia. The liberal patronage with
which the subscriber has been avourcd for many years,
Will induce him to every cxcrton To secure for his
institution in future, character at least equal 10 that
which it has heretofore maintained In dschargng the
various and Responsible duties necessarily devolvng
ono who is charged with the education of youth, he will
have the corporation of faithful and well qualified
;stants With of them, il is presumed, the present
trcns sufficiently acquainted audi to the qualif
cons of the other the testimonials of Professors a
ri,on BunnycastIe, Emmet and Tucker of the Univcr
sE of Virginia. otit red.
The buildings new, spacious, and commodous; and
the situation, lying in the vicinity of the Richmond and
Fredericksburg Rail Road, is retired and healthy
Tic terms for board and tuition, including bedding,
vii be $3.50.
COMMUNICATIONS addressed TO the subscriber, to Ell
the If his brothers. and directed to the Bowling Green,
CaUlinc county, will receive prompt attention.
ATWELL C. COLEMAN,
President Of Concord .7caGfmy.
sorcnber 81 55-2awtl5Jan.
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wwrAsHINGTON CITY-POLKS BO.4RDlNG
Nv UOi;SE-Miss Polk, whose house for many
,rs has maintained the highest reputation no" occu
& L TIRE, uso thrte-sory brch buildings, on FennSg.
pnoo 9reuuc immediately Frst Of Third Street, ad just
na conare from the termination Of The RAIL
rbis location commands beautiful view o 'e IAf'ioh
and the surrounding scenery. , .1.,;,, of
Arr,nuenents are made for the accommodation VI
,sn,v6Ss 10 forth ladies and gentlemen III 0o eSSs'
ar more if desired, in the very best slye. Ias:cHs
az well as soiourners, may hnd II DUN 10 '''e'
md con,for, TO call at this house.
rho chambers are large and well Furnished anu eacn
,,irs one Lsd ouy-Tcrms as favorable as 'hey can
be made lo4-I-ll -------------,
rPON STOKE-We have in store large anu VIII I
"a selected assortment of lron to which VIC are I'D
Sd;nr nv -eccpts per almost every packet-ana ol'' "
vrrv low prices, 2U0 tons Of the following
FLAT-Ens!sh, swedcs Country and Ulster a'"'0S'
RoUND-English, swedes and Ulster, from Ia 10 o''
so,WlARE-English, swcdes and Ulster, from ii 10 i
diameter
OVaI7.S oval Ulster Iron,
Ror hand. sheet, hoop and plating Iron, ,,
Nail ODDS spike rods, axletrec moulds Tor
Crow Bars. -,,r
:, ,ors hest American blistered Steel,
IA DO do. English do. o. stamp
2 do, spring steel, from - to - .e,h-,,,
Snnderson g. Bros best Cast Steel, OF the nSua'
variety Of sizes c,u, M 1,o31-2
do Palmer Mould Boards rom wv -
AAEs-s'nmoWTsS T TM McGRUDER G. GO.
52-tlF
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NASHVILLE. Nov. I
THE REPUBLICAN, JUBILEE.

IT.. Ole, Of october 1885, will iong be remembered,
nroud day in the annals of !ennesSer politics. On
a. as, 5ov the Democracy of Nashville, OF davidson
conn,v and great numbers of their pre'hFeh 'f0'' a"!
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pRTisH DRY GOODS per ship TALI pu;,, o from rom
Goods has apved a, City Point james Rvsr and viii
be in store and opened in day or two wore W. W. Oe
said of it anon. F. & J. S. JAMES o. ~,
Sept. /. l34-tfJ 1h@'he' Drag
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

JtARPEIINGS AND RUGS.-Wc have received
on consignment. by the ship Grace, from Liverpool,
and offer for sale, Brussels 1hreeply, Kdderminstcr,
and Ienitian arpengsB-ussels, Wilton, Tu(ted and
eher Rugs. JAQCELiN TAYLOR & co.
$ Richmond, Nov. q. 59-9awGt
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surcnlbcr q.
EslyERslrY OF VlRGIS.A, July 18th. 1885.

UNIVERSITY OF VIRGISiA, July 18th. $3.50.
,lr. FREDERicK ". CoLEMA: attended my lectures
during the Sessions of 1923 and lc-4, and the end
othis time became graduate in the School Of Ancient
Languages comprising thc Latin and Greek Languages,
lIr Roman and Grccian History: Geography, DC
Ills degree, conferred only after full and rigid exanl-
ntios all the subjects included in the lectures, and
With regard to his actual knowledge, may be referred
u as furnishing satisfactory evidence Of his atta!nmcns
n this de partrient OF learning.
In addilion affords inc much pleasure Ia bear tcsti
mony 10 Mr. Coleman uniformly exemplary and highly
praisew,rlhy dcportinch: student well as 10 his
attention aId diligence.
Considering his s,udous habits and correct principles
conduct well his requirements, and entertaining
doubt Uf his capacity only of acquiring know
ledre himself but Of communicating it to Others have
parents, one fully qualified to give to their
rate and extensive instruction in classical learning
> .a-r ...-.... GESNER HARRISON. ". y,
Professor Of qact Lang in The Uni5trSy Of iry!nia
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~O-PARTNERSHIP.-T The subscribers having i assI
q c;ned themselves under the firm Of fordS & Hood-
oo f- the purpose Of carrying the Commission bu
sincss, in the City of Richmond respectfully Sol'Eia
o,,nt;nu,ncc of business from the friends of William
Ford g. Co., as also from the public generally iloe1a'
M n,antsrs and farmers particularly tobacco, cotton,
aour and wheat and all orders from the same VII! DC
punctually attended TO. S Sn'uh, EGPf1
MILLER WOODSON.
A.. 52-St
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,,j,, Cnndwin g. John Bullock.

And now, to wit, this 18th day of September, A. D.
1885: On motion Of James A. Bayard: OF Connsvi Tor
the Compainans, and affidavit made to the satisfaction
of the Court that John Goodwin: one Of the defendants
named in the above cause is out Of the State OF Dsla
ware and resides i'll the State OF l;EgIn'aC IS olHrr
cd hy the Chancellor, that the said john Goodwin GO
,uprnr in This Court To- the said suit, on Nlonday the
fifteenth day of February, A. D. 1885, otherwise the b
If Complalnt will be taken pro COMMENSURATE It Is
G,r,Lrr ordered that copy of this Order shall within
thiriy days, be published in the Richmond Enqurr
Newspaper published semi weekly in the State OF 'r
,,;r;, ard in the Delaware Gazette, and A'ncrcan
W.,chn,nn. 4 Newspaper published in the City OF VIII
m"so and he con"ssd in said ph2eFs for and sc
cony Of snd Order shall within thirty days be Posteo
IN in the Office Of the Register of the Court Of Chance
~ for New Castle County and at the Court House u'0'
al New Castle, in said county
.Ne.c Castle Connty, S.. 49,, s.o.,, Two
do certify that the foregoing tr4y copied from t so,
RecnrdEIn testimony whereof have heiennto sci
,, IN nd and affixed the seal Of said Court, al New
Castle, the 2ith day of September, 4. ID. ir''o
JOHN GORDON, Rcgr in Cha7tWy'
90 43--:ln
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MTOTICE.-A petition will he presented to the next
"a Legislature of Virginia. for the formation OF new
County out Of that part Of Halifax County lying South
Of Dan River m ,,n
I1rt ou-tlD
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wv ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN. Appli-
-! satlon vii! be made to the next Congress of the
ota'es to proong the term of my Patent for Ger
d., therein mentioned, granted on the 18th
the January, 1885, but in consequence of defects in
O peclheatons, cancelled, returned to the Patent
SSS and the seal broken, and repateated on the
~ Gay Of October, 1923.
STEPHEN MCCORMICK.
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UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.. Nov. 5, 1885.

Understanding that Mr.. Frederick w. Coleman Is
about to become an instructor in Concord Academy,
readily add M testimony to that already gwen OF has
Qualifications. The degrees which lie obtained me
three years in which lie was 4 student III this In
s.i,uliin afford the best evidence he can give OF ms
nroicency in the several branches Of acadeH''cai
knowledge; and MI Cocmans mora! character and
disnoslHn recommend him Us a teacher 10 less t;ia
hi. intellectual requirements During the two years
,I, he attended the school of Moral Philosophy had
m opportun,y of knowing him well; aud it appeared
to me- that no in greater degree concIatrd iii" es
TEEN bot of the Professors and his fellow Sl"acnls'
cannot rbcar to add that Of the best fruits 1T the
University, as anticipated by its founders and friends
ras lint il would diiisc throughout the State the MEANS
Of more accurate and ttor@ugh course u instruction.
than it before pussesSed-tat these hopes have 0rrn am
NV reaized-and that remains for the public 10 decide,
bv the encouragement, given to such Of lis alumni as en-
gage in the business of teaching, how lar they VIII pro-
i, by the advantage, and make it permanent:
" GEORGE TUCKER,
D..c,sror of ,ifyr1j phii0sgDEE.
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Prctcssor Of .Hathtmaties.
US,yERslrr OF VIRGINIA, Nov. 4: 1635.

USIvERslrr OF VIRGINIA, Nov. 4. 1S3J.
MI. F. ". COLEMAN, having graduated in the science
Of Chemistry, and received his Diploma TO that effect
from the authorities Of the University Of Virginia. bears
with him the most efficient and honorable testimony OF
merit that can be desired 1t gives sincere pleasure,
in addition, to state individually, that while member OF
nv class. Mr. G.. always distinguished hmsciby habits
of assduily great proficiency, and uniformly gentleman
ly department. 1oi1-S , II. LalI ~ -.
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Professor Of .qact Lang. IN the Uni5tsy Of Fi7yna.
uSlrEnsrrr OF VlRGIyIA. Sept. :!2d 1873.

UNIvERsITY OF NlRGINIA. sept. I'D. loo.
DEAR Sfn:-lt gives pleasure to afford the cerli-
fcae which YOU desire Your conduct and character at
the University were such met, am well assured the
approbaon OF the officers Of that Institution; and as:
before you left U.s. you had obtained the highest drsree
we can conir it is unnecessary Tor INC to dwell upon
The subject of proficiency Our degrees only 90.
tanned by cxerun and TALENT aud the honor OF Master OF
Arts requiring the candidate to have graduated in six
schools, NAY Especially be regarded pledge Of his
combining wiki clear and sound mind tie power OF
cxcrting it.
That Won will be successful in your new vocation,
h,ye no doubt believing do, that ynu perfectly
capable Of mparing the knowledge that yon have ac-
uu:rcd With best Wishes
Your sincere friend,
C.. BONNYCASTLE,
ProfcssOr Of HLthtmaties.
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Nov. 3.
VALUABLE APPOMATTOX LAND FOR SALE
l,hn s,,LScrihrr is uthnrised hv the leGlceS and

VALUABLE APPOMATTOX LAND FOR SALE
y The subscriber is authorised by the legatces and
heirs of Edward Dillon, dec TO sell that portion othc
S.rdu Ford Tract Of Land which lies in the county of
Cumberland, the north side Of Appomattox river. and
adjoining the lands of Messs. james and Francis An
drrson and Col n. Penick This portion of the Sandy
Ford Tract contains by survey, $40 acrcs1S0 OF which
are FIRST rate low grounds and about 2 in woods
the balance cleared high land 1t is situated IN most
healthy county, in the midst oC fine society: being dis
tant from Ha,npGcn Sidney College about eight miles,
from Fa1mve four miles, and Ranes Tavern six miles.
This tract is considered be not inferior in quality TO any
tract OF its size the river Persons disposed 10 Pur'
chase can amply to my brother, Richard NJ Dion Tor
information relating to the situation OF The property anu
the terms of sale
will also sell Tract containing $50 acres lying in
the county of Halifax the main Stage road Leading
from the Court House to Coles Ferry and adjoining the
lands of DR. Lynn Mrs Roberts, and WIN Bruce. This
tract contains about 80 creek low grouncs ana
about one hundred acres Of wood land Persons dsPos-
ed 10 purchase Gun ascertain the terms. 10y applying IN
person to the subscriber, by directing their eerS TO
him at Farmvic, Prince Edward: The sons OF MIS-
Roberts who live near the land, will shew the property
| will also sell ten shares of old APpoinattoN stock,
which is now dividing six per cent 1o1
October lG [47-l4t] JAMES II. DILLON.
MTEGROES & STOCK for sa!c-The subscriber viii
sell to the highest bidder, on his farm, (sprng Gar
dn in Hanover on Tuesday the 10th Dccelnoer, II lair
Of not, the first fair day thereafter ms houssiu M
Kitchen furniture and farming utensils, together with
his entire stock OF horses, mules, cattle sheep ana "s
also. FIFTY SLAVES: OF different sexes, ages anu
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Of them very valuable. Amongst
the horses, some Thoroughbred mares coits, M
stations: and amongst the CATTLE some good mix COWS
and 70 or 90 Young ones, Of the best improved
The negroes will be sold for cash; the other properly
on credit of nine months for all sums over zen uoii's'
and cash for all Of that amount and under IT, bonus'
with approved security, will be required and interest on
them from their date, if they are not punctuaiy Pa'a
t J WIN. II. ROANE.
o., On 5l-w3w:2awtds
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A r THE COURT OF CHANCERY Of the State
"a Of Delaware, for New Castle County: OF the Sep
temibcr Term, 1888:
Robert White, Administrator OF
Sophia a. Laurence and others, Bill filed &c.
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4 TEACHER WANTED.-A single man who has
"A had some experience in teaching School, and can
well ecomme ndcd Tor moral character and his abll
i u teach all the branches of an English Education, (and
Nond one apply tha, can teach the languages it will be
IT'LL brtter( can meet with employment by applying to
Nm: 5. Overflow near Condos Brdge.-Personal appli-
ca:igA wl be necessary. T59--w:}w Nov. y.
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come well ndcd for moral character, and MS ap
i n teach ahe branches ofan English Educatlon ana
should apply that teach the languages, 1t VIII be
sr brtter meet with employment, by applying 70
Nm. 5. Overflow near Goodies Bridge.-Personal appi-
ca:iyA w be necessary. [59-w:}w1 Nov. G
sSYLNAN HILL ACADEMY.-Thc next session Of
- l'ilS Institution will commence on the - OF Jaht-
AZ. l=3J. The course Of instruction embraces such
branches 81 the English usually taughtin Acadc-
Ines, together with tie French, Latin, and Greek Ian.
SaaseS Tho situation is very healthy and retired ana
Ae subscriber has considerable EXPENSE erected build
!S suited to his profession and aurdng ample accom-
0daiionS To! his boa.iers under the same root with MS
family rs the Influence Of early impressions Is verJ
.Hns The duty o! strictly marking the dcveopeicht OF
!hd ana feeling, tat correct views may be lncucaed,
'"a VICIOUS habits prevented, requires much OF the
subscriber attention at home, to prevent bis nnghns
s"cch IN society and although few appreciate more
ghy the Confidence oil the public receive with more
sincere gratitude the practical illustration OF that conn
Sce, lhaA the subscriber, yet such his views OF Inc
G privileges and responsibilities Of parents, III refer
St 10 The education o their children TO prevent MS
e1aonng any conduct which mil h; be construed INTO
{" eot to procure their patronage tic therefore SIN
<FE hopes the public Will investigate the merits Of his
."'oI, and aDId it the patronage it deserves and as
s ePalatlon abroad is founded upon his character at
"r, tins is particularly the duty Of those among
~ he has lately settled fla love for the duties Of his
sSS'oH- long experience i'll those duties-it system
VIZ arrangement, and zeal in the prosecution OF them
"! guarantee OF success, then may parents expect
VIZ interest OF their children to be advanced under the
@ VI he subscriber Oh enc thing they may be assured
I I"aet Ills present impression TO his responsibility
* DIS views OF honesty he cannot suffer those entrust
10 ms care to sqnander their time in dleness vice
-Sins Tor hoard, tuition, and washing, SlC0 Bedding
cid Candles Hturnished by the subscriber, So.
~. TIL. III. FOX.
he subscriber takes the liberty of referring to the fol
owing gentlemen, some Of his former and present pa
S M" Hon Mu Br"ckenbrough and VIM H. Cabrll
r ah mo ktcllc, 7. V. Daniel, F. n. Nicholas, J
iR%G!nson james Rawlings, and Gen. B. Pey,on,
R .n"ro; Or. }. Il. Archer, Of Amelia MI Levi
rawlings, Of Spotsyyana; also Mcssrs. Fontainc an,
iai'ott, OF the Senate Of Virginia.
yer. ' N"'P ,S ~ ~
Nov. q. ioMrGy
!bO ALL WHOM lT NAY CONCERN Ann]
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p 81 wish also to sell &c Of land, upon most
Of which the wood is standing, lying within three and
half miles of Manchester, adjoining the lands OF Mr.
&c., Han Mr. Fisher and others J. s.
~. m AS--tf
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1835-11-12
Late from ENGLAND.

BY the arrival of the Charleston ship Ma
pier, captain Lucas, the editors Of the Com
mercial Advertiser have received London pa
pers to the evening Of the 9th October inclu-
sive, the last previous having been to the
morning Of the 9Th. They contain very little
intelligence of interest.
The previous accounts Of the good effect
produced in Spain by the change of ministry
are confirmed. The Madrid Gazette of the
2Sth Sept contains the decree appointing the
new ministers, M. Mendizabal being presi-
dent of the council, or premier. BY anoth-
er decree all the penal enactments of count
Toreno against the juntas are repealed, and a
general amnesty is declared. The junta OF
Corrunna has presented an address to the
queen regent, declaring its intention to dis
istry. That of Gallicia has officially announc-
ed its dissolution, and the others we're ex-
pectcd to do the same. That Of Barcelona
has announced its intention to cooperate
with the government against the Carlists.-
The merchants in Madrid have opened a
subscription for raising 5000 men to act a.
gainst the Carlists in Navarro; N. Mendiza-
bal headed the list with $4,000 reals. A re-
enforcement Of 10000 men was to be sent i'm
mediatey to the army of the north. During
the night of the 28th Don Carlos arrived un-
expectedly with seven battalions at Armenia,
within league Of Vittoria, to the great alarm
of the inhabitants. Generals Cordova and
Espeleta had effected their long desired juno
ton. The Cortes was to assemble on the
10th of October. A remittance Of 10000
pounds had been received in London from M.
Mendzabal, to meet certain bills drawn by
the Spanish government, touching the pay
ment of which there had been some difficulty;
this had good effect on the Spanish funds.
In short, the appearance of affairs in that
kingdom is more favorable than it has been
at any time since the beginning of the civil
war.
Advces had been received from Greece to
the 9Th Of September. The disease at A.
thens had much abated, but the whole coun-
try was suffering much from drought.
The most positive assurances are given
that the intentions Of Austria upon all sub
jects, are eminently pacific.
The Dublin Trades Union have resolved
not to hold any political meetings for twelve
months, in order not to embarrass the o.
Connel ministry.
The king and queen of Belgium embarked
for Calais on the 9TH Of October.
The duke de Nemours arrived at the Tu-
ilerics on the 5th of October from England.