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

family, ] Lady qualified TO teach the usual branch
cs Of an English education Any communication Ic on
the subject, must be directed to Buckingham 6. H.. "a
January 70. I7.:-':ij j. W. CAN'T.
9RTINTER INSTRUMENTATION : WryT
~ Tic Steamboats, Columbus and P"cshon'as n
and from Nn:f!k and Baltimore, will crt'ncncc On
Monday tho eth December, to run mi: "icr wcez
lravin- Baltimore aId NrTnIk every Araday and 1hn
day morning at ID uc'ck and on and after Thus.
day he 7lh January, lc3';: they vii! run "r!r
week, leaving Baltimore every lhIr*day and Norfolk
every Monday morning. ut !" oclock. SEr;lh he NJ,
vraiion nj c !ataY-cD be interrupted y ice Tie pas
scngrrs will be !a.de! ut Annapolis, rs formerly.
The Patrick Henry viii leave Norfolk every Tuesday
and Friday mnrnng: ;"r Richmond, and r"inrn ever;
Sunday aud "Wednesday.
pas;,gc and fare to Norfolk So All hargag" at T..
risk of the owners. JANES FERGUSON: .lgtn:
Baltimore. Dcccmbr! A. Oft
EDUNAWAY.-W WAS committed to til: custody oi,ie
& O. Ja,lor of Halifax county, Virginia, Negro hor
named RyLaara-whn states that lie Is the property II
Dr. Bcni Johnson late of the county OF King George
Va who has recently removed TO West florI"a. The
said boy apparently about - Of age, dark
oexon Of ioy stature, and remarkably awkward. &C.
crcpid appca7ancc-hAH on when committed round
about and pnntalrons "t mixed honespnn ard no
hat. The owner IS requested 10 c"le forward and CON-
py with the requirements of the law, otherwise l.ry
" III '' '''''''N1 VIVA W JAMES MEDLEY, D.s.
Jan. 30. [54-wGwj .niIcr q Ih!ya,
QUESTIONABLE VA. CLOTHING STORE, mar.
Il Iy oppositc tic BOH Turcrn.-Tlc subscribers rt.
specially inform their friends and the public Centrally,
that they have now on hand, and intend keeping. lar.
aud extensive assortment ct ready made Fashionable
clothing. consisting part of the following articles
Blue black olive and other shades Of dress and ttock
coats,
Brown, olive mixed and drab over coats,
Pctersham and flushing, DO. do.
Mixed. olive and brown cloth and cassInet coatecs,
Buc black drab and other shades cloth and cas:l;nc.
pantalonnS,
Black and fancy buckskin cashmere Pants.
Blue, brown, mixed, PLAIN and striped casslnct do
Beaverton Pantaip1nS Jackets assorted,
Black and fir silk velvet Vests,
Tibet and Valencia, do,
Cloth and casSlu!rrr, do,
Satin and bonbu2;nr do,
Black silk and ig'd silk. do:
C;rntc:rrn's cloth and canlct Cioaks,
I.aGi.s CIoakS,
NIcrirn Shirts and Drawers,
lrls!, linen Shirts, plain and plated muslin do,
Wonllrn and cotton tlnnc! Shirts ana Drawers,
Shalls, Collars Cravais,
SILK and cotton Pocket lldats.,
Su>prndcrS, Hosiery,
remnant : c.cnralrd Stocks,
Negro C!Uthing &c NC.
Also on hand a very superior stock q! Cloths CASH
mrGcs and Ecstings. purchased from iac latest Imports,
tons which they viii make mp to order: on The shortest
notice and :,os approved lyle ami :!""cs fashion.
All Of which they Will sell wholrS:" and retail,
accommodating terms articles OF !ir description
can be- purchased in any Of the Northern cities.
Country Merchants an: others Will End it to the" 3D.
vantage 10 give them call. they determined &c
sell al the lowest possible prices.
Dec -. (;l-wIUwl HOOPER & GRAFT.
E.TOrlCE-A determination to to the Yves.
y has thrown into market my tract OF land. contain
nr upwards nr SDO acres, lying in North Garden, a.
trmarIe county, immediately on the road leading from
charlottesville lynchhnrg. and icw miles from The
Stanton and ScottsviIlc turnpike. |! is miles Ioa
l. M VI and
l. from ScottEr:ir admirably situated tor mlHrt hay
inr choice OF the above named places, With good rca!
leading To each About half the land is cleared a1d IN
rood state ii improvement (ot Which II Is h@H!y sls-
crpblr) the rest well timbercd and most OF it s"nd To-
lacco land ,ionyh mountainous. 1t is we'll watctrd
and healthy The improvements are on Snlal! scale
but comfortable more minnie description IS deemed
unnecessary, those wishing TO purchase viii {" cours
view the PREMISES which will be shown them b. Tie
proprietor, living thereon
Jan. %. ts5-wIwl {. II. MERlWETilIh
S.TEW BALTIMORE ACADEMY.-Th;s Setninl
q ~, which is located in very healthy nrlghUo:
hoad and which has been in long aud successful opera
tinn will BE- open for the reception OF students On Tie
18th january, -3 under the care o! Elder john oGi
vie and such assistants may be found necessary. E.
der OIvic stands dcs,rvcdy high for capabI'y and H.
dustry his voca,inn wei! for great attention 'is
morality of Youths entrusted to his cac.Thc branches
taught this Institution, reading writing, ariihnr'
tic geography, grammar Of the globes composIca,
alrbra history. aud The Latin lang.dgc
The terms of tuition for the Latin $780, Tor the high
English branches. $50; and for the lower, 81 I"t
annum-BoH;d in the nc ghbUhood. 500 Tor The srho'
as,c ycur-Eacao from the 18th q! December 10 The
10Th ofJanuary aud tic entire month ol Augus'.-ApH0'
cation may be made to either Of the undersigned uu'
tees, or to the principal OF Tn" Academy.
WI HUTTON.
CHARLES HUTTON,
PHI. a. KIlPSTlNE,
JNO BROWN. Trut'tC;
TIL. K. HAMPTON,
JOHN WHITE,
THOMAS FOSTER,
Dec. 10. G:}-wl2t