Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-12-01


III and being DESTROYS to bes,ow more of his attic
TO II than he can do under the present engage
ments ne has on hand, offers Tor sale his house and lot
in the town of Lovingson. He deems it useless to en-
ter into detail Of the many advantages and con
this property possesses. He will, however remark that
rom It's locality, convenient and expensive improve
nents &c is certainly the very best and most
desirable situations for tavern and store, TO found
any where IN the upper country IL has been occupied
Tor number OF years by the subscribers tavern and
store and as such is very extensively known.
The improvements consist in part, Of large story
brick house, connecting conmodious wooden tene-
nents together, both of which nearly new In the
hrst story of the brick house, is 4cd up in
the best manner for retailing goods. On the lot, which
contains forty of land, Of the highest i'm.
provement and cultivation three large and roomy
stables, two OF which have been recently built These
together with the carriage house. houses ice house
Office, kitchen, &C. &c, make one OF the most desira
bic situations 10 be found any where, for of bust
ness who wishes to unite the tavern keeping and er-
camille business together.
Should an opportunity not present ITSELF by which
can sell the above described property then would eas
for not less than five years, careful and response
Die tenant. AS the property is very valuable aud
family equally dcsirable not disposed lease
any one VINO Is not altogether responsible 1t is there
fore hoped no others will apply.
Any communication on the subject, postage paidO adj
c. i. Els rES
Lovingston, Nelson Co, Dec. l. Go-w3w
NTEW LONDON ACADEMY Ma. HrsRy +
! " DAWES, having resigned his situation principal
Teacher at this Seminary the Trustees pleasure in
announcing TO the public, that they have engaged Mr.
Geo +: Dabney, of Campbell to take charge Of the
In making this announcement, the trustees deem il
proper TO state, that the standing of MIR Dabney as a
gentlemen and scholar is avouche 10y most ample and
satisfactory testimonials. After graduating, with dis
linguishcd honor, at Hampden Sidney College he be-
came student at the University of Virginia where his
education was completed upon a large and liberal scale
Entertaining high opinion of his literary and classical
aainnens, and believing that he will faithfully dis
charge his duties teacher the take pleasure in
recommending has School to the patronage of the public
lie exercises at this Institution will commence on the
hrst day OF January next, and terminate Both day
OF June following, when there will be a public exam
nat"n so conducted, as fairly TO test the proficiency of
the pupils
The course of instruction, will embrace the Greek La.
TIN and French Languages, Geography with the use of
the Maps and Globes, English Grammar, Arithmetic,
Mathematics &c.
The S-a-s' for tuition in the Languages and bipher
branches of Mathematics, will be 49, the English
branches, 50 per month. Board including bed wash
ing, candies and fuel, will be So per month.
THE TRUSTEES.
December l. 60-3t
ENEMALE EDUCATION.-The subscriber having
H engaged female teacher, with high recomne nda.
tons, from Troy Seminary, New York in order to edu-
cate his daughters at home will take female boardcrs
as members OF his family, whose morals and education
particular attention will be paid The school will com
mence the first of January There will be a vaca-
on OF six weeks during the summer, and two weeks in
December.
Price of board and English tuition, 500
nusic, 40
Printing $40, French So 90
Washing and candles, &c, &C. gratis. LETTERS will
be addressed to the subscriber, St1rgeonsve Brnns-
wisk county, Va N. w. STITH.
December 6O-w3w