Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-06

yENEACHER WANTED wish TO employ in INV
n family, Lady qualified 10 teach the usual brancl-
so an i.nsntn epucsnon Any communication 70
We subject, must be directed to Buekin slnm C. H. Va
January ~. t19-l2tJ J. w. CAN'T.
AAJINTER ARRANGEMENT. -rmt.x 4 Wyrr
Wv The Steamboats, Coluubus aud Poeahonias to
and from Norfolk and Baltimore will con,,r.ncs -,
Monday, the 7th December, 10 run only twice w..l.
leaving Baltimore aud Norfolk every Monday aud nm
day morning, at 10 o'clock; and ON and amer .yhnrs
day ihe al, January, leG, they will rum only once
week, leaving Baltimore every Thursday and Norfolk
every Monday morning at 10 o'clock. Should the ma
Vga'oh o tue ratapscO be interrupted by ice the pas
sengers will be landed at Annapolis as FORMERLY
The Patrick Henry will leave Norfolk every Tuesday
anu i,aoay Ssn,ng, Tor Richmond, and return every
Passage and fare to Norfolk So All baggage at the
risk R. OF the owners JAMES FERGUSON 8geat.
D@'.'''ose. Deeenioer q. Gift
HID UNAWAY. Was committed 10 lin. cns,od. of a.,
ID u Jailor of Halifax county Virginia a Nero b"v
named Rybara-who states that he is the property Of
" nenJ Johnson, late of the county of King George
va VINO mas recently removed to West Florida The
sara BOY Is apparently about 20 years of ace dark com
peNion, oil low stature and a remarkably awkward de-
crePid appearance-had when committed a round.
about coat and pantaoons of mixed bomosn.,. am, n
nat me owner is requested to forwar}1 Iii COM
VIII De complied with on the part of
JAMES MEDLEY, d. s.
Jan; 90: le4-w6wl Jaiior Of Hniyar
EHASHlONABLE VA. CLOTHING STORE. near.
specially inform their friends and the public aencray
mat hey have now hand and intend keeping n LARGO
ana extensive assortment OF ready made fashionable
ciotng, consisting in part of the following articles
Blue black, olive, and other shades of dress and frock
coats, - 'N~~>
Brown, olive, mixed and drab over coats.
fetersham and flushing, do do
MIXED olive and brown cloth and cassinct confess
b'ue black drab and other shades cloth and cashmere
Black and fancy buckskiu cashmere Pants
B Beav brown mixse, plain and striped casanet do
Diack and lg q silk velvet Vests,
Inioet and Valencia, do
Cloth and cashmere do
Satin and bonbazne do
Black silk and fgd silk do
Eenticmens cloth and camlet Clocks
Ladies Cloaks,
Merino Shirts and Drawers.
Irish linen Shirts, plain and plated muslin do
Wooen and cotton flannel Shirts and ORA ver,
Shams, Collars, Cravats,
SILK and cotton Pocket Hdkfs,
SusPehders Hosiery
Tenants celebrated Stocks
Negro Clothing, &C. &c
Also on hand, very superior stock of Cloths CASH
meres and Vestings, purchased from the latest ,nor,.
Tons which they will make up TO order on the shortest
hon ac ana most approved style and newest fashion
All OF which they will SELL wholesale and retail ON no
accommodating articles of the same
can be purchased in any of the Northern cities
country Merchants and others will find it to their adj
vantage TO give them call they are determined f.,
sell at the lowest possible prices
Dec. IL l64-wl0w] HOOPER & CRAFT.
NoTICE,-A determination to remove 10 the VS.,
LIZ has thrown into market INV tract or l,nd a,: s'
Ing upwards of 500 acres lying in North t;a,den Al
bemare county, Immediately ON the road leadng ,,,,
Charlottesville TO Lynchburg and ew miles o,, 49,,
Siaunton and Scottsvie turnpike. Ii is miles fran,
Shariouesvhle, IL from the University Of Va and
10 rom 9cottsvllle admirably situated for market hav
ing cholce oil The above named places with rood rood
Leading 10 each About half the land is cleared and i'm
good state of improvement (of which is biphlv enc
cepube the rest well timbcred and most of il good ~,
bacco land, though mountainous. IL is well watered
ana heaithy The improvements on small scale
Dut comfortable. more minute description is deemed
unnecessary as those wishing purchase will of conrs.
view the premises, which will be shown them v ,h,,
proprietor, living thereon. w
Jan. 70. [S2-w4wl C. H. MERIWETHER.
| EIEW BALTIMORE ACADEMYZFLis Senin,--
" ny, winch Is located in very healthy neiobbor-
nood ana winch has been in long successful opera
.on VIII be open Tor the reception of students on the
ioth January 1886 under the of Elder John Opl-
yle ana such assistants as nay be found necessary Ell
der Ogvie stands deservediy high for caunbitv md in
dustry IN his vocation, well for great Tho
morality OF youths entrusted his careThe branches
taught In this Institution, reading writing aritbme
uc geography GRAMMAR of the globes
mathematics algebra, history, and the Latin lansuuqe
ne terms OF tuition are for the Latin $50; for the hgh-
er English branches, $50; and for the lower 40 ner
anhum-board IN the neighborhood 500 for the scho-
lasc yearV acatons from the 18th Of December to The
10Th OF January and the entire month Of Auqs - MI
cation may be made to either of the UNDERSIGNED iys
tees, or to the principal of the Academy
WIN. HUNTON
CHARLES HUNTON
Pr. A. KLIPSTINE,
JNO. BROWN, Trustees
TIL. II. HAMPTON,
JOHN WHITE
THOMAS FOSTER
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