Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-02-19

daily Register of Reci;aons worthy of merit or de-
,Atr"-semarks on personal demeanor, and weekly
composition from each Young Lady, will be reserved for
parents pessal, and the purpose of clicng pgaisewor
thy eSertions weekly concise Lecture viii be de-
ivered TO Young Ladies, embracing the gencral inau
encc OF science morality and personal ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
ana these Will be in addition to the Lectures the va
nous branches of science.
The scholastic year will consist Of two sessions nc 6
months each; at the close of which, wall be an exhibit
non OF Improvement, and one month vacation Payments
Tor board and tuition Will be expected seiannuay al
the close OF each session.
YEARLY TUITION.
Junior Glass in Englsh--embracnp Ortlogrophv
heaaing fenmansip, History of the United States aud
Senior Class in Observation-Disclosures do ~ SSo
ees OF English Orgin, Ancient Geography the various
branches OF Philosophy, Mathematics Natural Science
For The oreome,,, ;r,nces 5
Music, including use Of Piano Fores, sab
IDrawi,ng' Painting and Needework, ............ IS
French, or Ancient Languages, ......... rs
Contingent expenses not above ............ 3
, When the same pupil shall study English. Music
ainung, ana one or more of the Languages, $lh-wii
be deducted from her bill of tuition. -
Good Apparatus for assisting the lcarncr--and cxne
rienced teachers recommended by Literary and Probes
slona men, together with the interest manifested bv tho
citizens OF this place and the surrounding country are
the basis on which u patronage is expected
r, A. J. lUEsTIs.
We have examined numerous certificates from Tho
Rev. Wilbur Fisk President of the Wesleyan IJnver
s SIT Connecticut and from John Burrage and VIM A.
bradford Commissioners of Schools in New Bedford
massachusetts, in relation to the literary course and
qa'hncatlons OF the Rev A j. Hucstis and think they
afford every satisfactory evidence of his qualifications az
aeacller OF such seminary he proposes to establish
JAMES MADISON.
JOHN A. SCOTT
EUARWOOD, SCHOOL-This Institution. for ma
a h ny years under the superintendent of Charles
Iackct Esq lately deceased WILL for the ensuing wear
be conducted by the subscribers, who have for a consi
ueraDie ne, been engaged with the in transacn,r
the duties OF the school Its exercises viii commence on
the 10th day of January next and terminate the 18th of
December Following. The course of instruction viii
TIC, Practical Mathematics Geography with the use of
the Maps and Globes, English Grammar, Blars Rhe-
torlc, Composition, History and the Latin LANGUAGE
Terms for Board Tuition, Lodging and Washing dur
ing the scholastic year of ten months, will be ssG5;
lone third to be paid in advance. The boarding de-
PSrtment VIII be under the direction of Mrs A
iackett, whose long experience and unrcmi.ied at
charge. Students will be admitted at any time from
the commencement of the School TO the first or
March, and be charged only from the time of entrance
but none over 10 years of age will be received who
cannot produce satisfactory testimonials of correct de
pertinent The subscribers, both residing at IIarwood
pledge Themselves TO every cxcrtion 10 pro,a,o III,
moral and intellectual Improvement of Tie pupils eon
mIttcd to their They soict niinuance of that
patronage which the School has for many years re-
celVcd Letters addressed either of The suhsc bcs
near Somervllc, Fauquier county Va will be promptly
attended to- JEFFERSON SPINDLE,
CHARLES a TACKET'T
Stafford, December4. 6I-wtIM
NEJOOD LAWN IN AARKET.-'rhe above tract
of700 acres land, consists ola highly inlsovyN
farm of about 400 acres fo,r.shiit session.
250 of beautiful tim5ered forest land The tract lies ON
the north side of the Pamunkey river in the counties of
Orange and Spottsy lvania nearly the form paral
telegram snow offered to purchasers private sale
and Itnot before sg the first day of the Juuc term of
Louisa Court next, be sold the highest bidder before
the front door of the Courthouse he propetors rcserv
ing one bid tho purchaser giving netird in hand and
the balance two equal annual payments with the usual
security.
description ofthe property is deemed unnecessary
we would however, remark, by way preference that the
farm is known to the Messrs Anderson and perhaps TO
the Messrs James, of Richmond productive cul
maj vvcars
To make an equitable division bet,yee,, The un,ersoo
ed, joint purchasers and legatees in the estate of Mrs
Lucy Minor deceased, sale of this valuable estate s now
sougltand possession viii be given to the purchaser
'''''1 ''"p ~'S'' INC f F. sc4L las
ID. MINOR
Wood Lawn, Orange Co, Oct 81. 5I-IamtlJune
a VALUABLE ROANOKE ESTATE FOR Sal lie
IA own both sides of Roanoke River, generally
opposite to the Ferry commonly called Eaton Ferry in
the State of North Carolina between and 5000 acres
OF Land. about 3O00 of which low grounds upon the
river and equal, if not superior in quality any with
IN the ownership Of any individual above The falls with
in my know ledge. The high lands of fine quality
and highly productive in tobacco wheat and
My residence the North side of the river and within
mile of it, is heulthy and situation in the State is
better improved or more agreeaby provided for large
family OF whites and blacks On tho North and South
side Of the river there Mills, which carry each two
pair OF mill stones, and command ample custom in
wheat and
will sell the above Lands under all the advantages
Disadvantages if there be any upon
should greatly prefer to sell the Lands have briefly
described to purchasers but if this cannot be done
convently will divide it in parts TO suit purchasers
sell, or VIII sell my Lands, with n view a removal
TO the Western country Those who disposed to pur-
chase Lands valuable in themselves and convenient to
the markets of Petersburg and Richmond and viii soon
be so to Norfolk viii apply to the premises.
WILLIAM EATON
Warren county, October q 18-wtf
a DESIRABLE FARM on, the Ohio Rjeer for Safe
"a | wish to sell my property in the county Of Cabel
lying the Ohio river through Which the turnpike road
to the mouth of Big Sandy river passes
The property is well known n place of imposing
situation, If aided by little capal and nierpriseand
has been looked to as the probable ultimate point Of
uniting the land and water travel through the central
route Of Virginia. The farm consists Of 600 acres 300
of which are Ohio bottoms and the upland we'll timber
ed and much OF capable Of producing 10 TO so bushels
Of per There is about 100 acres Of cleared
land, with orchards Of selected fuit-and the buildings
comfortable prefer selling the above property at pr
vato sale; and any person Wishing TO confer with me ON
the subject, may find at my residence at Wood
Lawn Ellsve, Louisa or they can obtain my
terms BY letter post paid directed TO Ike aforesaid Wiz
lage.
If not .old before it will be offered 70 the highest bid
der, a Louisa Court House tic FIRST day Of the June
Term next whom the terms will be made known-rc-
serving toInysef however. bid
Renin2nd jan y. [s2-miiJl r. SCALES
f~I OfiCE.-1here was committed 10 the Jail Of the
"a county Of Charlotte the OH October. 1884 as a
runaway negro man, who calls himself Dick Artherz.
and says chat le is free man, from lerord co N G.
lie IS stout built, dark nulatto fellow about feet
inches high The OF there be any) is rceaf sled
To and his eif1 nd