Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-12-17

raiely communicated to Congress
All which is respectfully suDmltteo ,;aoDp1;pv
Secretary Of the Treasury
To the Hon. JAMES X. PoLK,,
Speaker of the House
of Representatives,.
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-, ppANANNOCK ACADEMY Institution
IL ; bn onpncd the ensuing year on the l:5t OF ia
nuarv next under the charge OF Mr. John ". Lawrence
rs Prncipal and MIR. Oliver WHITE as first ASSstat
Teacher the same gentlemen who nave 'or seVet {'
CONTAINED IN rive such satisfaction TO the 5oaru OF lrus'
ons that has unhrs.atingy reelected them Tor ai-
other wear As soon fifty scholars are ehtcrco'
third teacher will be associated with them, accoTs ~
r established rules of this Academy ne scho'as''c
n,r will COMPRISE ten months, and he DIVIDED INTO TWO
ocu,I srssions-Therc will be vacation OF one month";
durinp the Summer commencing OH the l"th Oh 'u!'
Immediately after the examination: Inc course o. IN
st,nron will COMPRISE the Greek, Latin and french
Innunrrs Natural Philosophy. Geometry. and the En-
qish branches usually taught in the best schools Inc
Principal is well supplied with good surveying l n
mems which the students may at all times use. lherc
i valuable library for the most part. selected by the
late Col John Taylor and the hcallness OF the situation
is not surpassed by any in Virginia. ;,
Tcrms-For board, tuition, library trc. washing: incl
and room rent Sll5 If bed and bedding he furnished
Iawrenccs government an additional charge Of 81 per
annum will be made. Quarterly paymehtS are ueSifao''
but not Indispensable.
BY order of the Board:
I'LL
pro tempoye Of The Board IF Trustees
Novnuhor II 55-2awSw
MTEW BOARDING HOUSE, on ShochOe IHH:-Mrs
Wills respectfully informs her friends and the pub
lc that she has opened i BOARDING HOUSE on
Shocsoc Ill., within 4 convenient distance OF the "a
pol and in pleasant and eligible situation he house
is opposi,c Mr. Warwcks building. on the corner
of h and G. streets and is very commOdous and we'll
arranged for boarders. Mis- Wills appeals with some
confidence the patronage of her friends, on account
Of the with which she has made her arrangements
and her determination her most interchangeable et-
forts TO render her house agreeable and pleasant place
of soiourn She accommodate from twelve TO four
teen Members Of the Legislature, and few transient
boarders. L. WILD, .iSeW.
December l. I'LL
NEEADOW CREEK FOR SALE.--'rhc under
VH signed is authorised to sell and make title to the
tract of Land called Meadow Creek: belonging to John
A. Carr and lately in the occupancy OF Nath H. DAVIS
The tract contains five hundred byu late survey
about three hundred and fifty cleared land the bal
ance in wood very well nbered The cleared land IS
in tolrrabe condition for tarming-wo OF the fields be-
ing very well taken with clover. Meadow Creek, winch
is fine bold stream, runs entirely through the p!aha'
ton afnrdng good deal Of fine meadow land, the
greater part OF which is well taken with grass and fur
fishes very considerable item in the profits othc plan
ta,ion This land lies within two miles Of Char
o,tcsvc, and within mile of an extensive manu-.
featuring Mill. The wood which could be well spared
from the land would pay the greater part of the price
that would be asked for t-Only two miles to Char
ollcsve, where there is at all times good markell
The improvements consist Of Dwelling house, Wmch
with some repairs would be comfortable for small anl-
" Kitchen and Meat house, and good Negroes houses,
Corn houses Stables, and Tobacco houses: and toe'a-
bic Barn.
For terms Of sale and time Of giving possesson apply
to the undersigned, who lives within three miles Oh Tie
place. and five from charlottesville w
December !. [Gl-w4wl DANIEL +. CARR
n COX AT THIS Josiah w. Fisher John Fisher,
4 Horace Carpenter, Hugh Watt, Mr. Thrasher Mr.
McDoodle. and MIR. Joseph b. Hopkins, inhabitants OF
Grand Gulf in the State Of Mississippi. will ALL or any
one of thcm oblgc Fielding Sale by giving him or Mr.
David Pitts, the information sought for BY th's notice.
in letter addressed to either OF them through the rost-
Office at Loyd's, Essex County, Virginia. !
Oswald B. Sale, Gas many OF them know formerly OF
Essex County in the Stale Of Virginia. removed to The
State Of Mississippi i'll the year lo and located NM
self in Port Gibson where he lived until overtakcn by
bad health when he visited the Brandywinc Springs, not
many miles distant from that place. port GlbsonJ where
he died in May 1884 leaving, it is said, estate worth
something like $1,000. Soon after the deccase OF the
said o. g. Sale, Fielding Sale, his sole heir, executed to
William Fisher. Esq, of the county Of Essex and State
of Virginia. (wlo then going and did afterwards go
10 MiSsssippi) full power of attorney 10 adjust and
close with the representative OF the SAID o. Is Sale, f
any b. found) all matters and accounts in alton TO
his estate On The return of the said VIM Fisher from
the State Of Mississippi, aforesaid he communicated
to Fielding Sale the following intelligence That the cs.
tate of his deceased brother .. B. Sale, worth 5000
dollars in good bonds, and that gentleman by the name
of Nc Duodle had been appointed by the Court Curator
Of the estate of the said Oswald b. Sale and that hc the
said William Fisher had left will, Mr. Thrashrr, his At
torncy at Law. in Mississippi, living in or near one OF
tic villages of Port Gibson, Grand Gulf, the atore-
said power Of attorney, and copy of tecedcns WILL
Since all this, the said William Fisher has died, and
David Pitts, of Loyds Essex county, Va, being fully
authorised by the said Fielding Sale, did address letter
to Hugh Watt Esq, asking Of him information i'll rca
ton TO the situation of the of the said o. b. Sale;
but having heard from MIR. Walt, in reply, aud not
having been advised from any other he has adopt
Ill, ,tirrn
irct and chcrslcs the hope that Of the gem
tlcmen whom it is addressed, will respond TO it by
letter, as herein requested with as te delay as POSI-
bic. FIELDING SALE.
Loyds Essex County, Va Dec. 5. G2-w4w
MT OTlCE-On the first day of January, lo:3G
~ QUESTION of twenty-five dollars per share will be
made The subscribers to the new stock of the Upper
Apponlatox Company, agrccaby to the terms Of sub
scriiption. By THE sUPERlNTENDENTs;
December -. G@-tlj
RTOTlCE-A memorial will be prcsrI,ru- next
q General Assembly of Virginia, praying the pas
sare of Law for the removal Of the seat Of justice of
the county OF Hanover TO some more central and con-
venicn location than the present
September Il. "2-u
EEFFERSONTON ACADEMY.-The above Irsti-
Cd tuition will be opened on the Goth January next,
der the direction of Mr.. CALEB BrRsLEs, who comes
with hGh testimonials as Scholar ana discipnarian.-
He brings with him asSisant-Who also has high tes-
timonias of character and qualifications
The course oinstructon will be- the Latin, Greek and
English languages Geometry, the art Of Surveying Al
zebra Natural Philosophy, Rhetoric, logic, Geography,
with the use of the Globcs0 Composition, Arithmetic,
&c &c 49,
The dead languages and higher bnnches of English
education per scholastic year OF 10 maths, S23.
Minor branches of English cdu.alion, including
English Grammar, Geography, &c, $50.
Beginners, $l2.
Half the day on Saturday will be occupied in Rheto-
rcal Exercises. L
There will be two public examinations; the
Goth June and the other on the 10Th December following
NJ Board can be had in the best families for $75 The
scholastic year-lO months. Il
Inn;,-s is yillarc slunteu the Stnre IOad