Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-11-18

Vnn I'ur;. -. Surrogate NJ nmia cora;y cAer the
Vie President. The deceased hal held ,hn office oil Surrogate,
b:'"", IHr nca;' twenty years lie a in ali respects em2
":t" b. AL ho kaa" mEhr Hindcr"ok Sentinel
that tn" OF III" r lir. Van Eu:gu "sayrycd from
lol.n tor cr 'aC in;rm"n' ur'y, rccomrrn" hg bis
brother, the :. President, and ocr relatives: and member II the
ri,ihrms Of iirii-'a.-.i. }. Cam. .fh:
Al%rE&E'FS--TNuRSp,Y, l1ih Nov, 1886.
WfrAr-Saleab!s at 80 cents, 4 200 cents
FLnrE-S ,aieabe at 50 ID
TorAcoOEery dull, ard prices tending iownwaFd,.
GEO. l.. SAMPSON
VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE-WilI be
8 SOLD AT public auction; OF MunHay, the le,h De-
cen,5cr ncst, that valuable aud well kncwT TtsN IRN
STAND, situate about fiO yards ahoTc Louisa Court
house. the main stage road from RChGond, Char
Io.e.vil!e Grange &. II and NEST OF the Northern cities
The abort 1870 Of land Of good farm
ing quality and sniccno2 Il sood land to keep it in
repair nuui6r.' CT
70 persons acquainted with ne aDoTc property, any
thing that conl: ne said in lis support deemed entire
" ssperNuos TO these i%;r: d, distance in want Of
such property, lie undersigned itci every assurance m
adAg il s!.IC,inn combining advantages
rarely to be met will The Buildings consist of two
story frame dwelling. with i ,cn,s, iotess, SC, the
stables, HTt sIasi and c"cy :ssry oGt house, all
i.snoud repair. Lkcw two improved LOTS not far
distant from tic Tavern with house 10 by 81,
which Yields H. per cPntum the cost Of 5adiDg the
other Gby 10. IN about yarIsoi'thc Dwelling House,
More would seem nvidOr.s-J"t wEeE il Is A:en mo
Considerations :!atlie above property located within
urovprt 81 Tor It's restrictions the surrounding country
is TIE saubri.y o. It's cImate and most Of the
property ;3ere belongs ~ c firm restricting per-
SONS who disposed bay TENT, from interfering
with the Tavern nan" Wv j will Ire apparent to the
capacity, that this property EN- the 1dS 81 an
cntrprSag NAM is the only plac" that cln compete with
Louisa Court house successfully.
ALsoOnc other 1r:ct q i,aHH two miles north OF the
aborc; continuing 30 witty first rate Meadow,
which womb with very IiltIc expense, produce 100000
weight OF Hay annually. One ohcr 1rnc adjoining the
last mentioned: containing 2' acres, o.! enc farming
unaf;y the InSt o DetEy wed taken with Clover. and
upon which is s:l'igsd Is ErS: N; Cottoa Picking Ma
chine &c ,isIsc one half of Wool Cardng Machine,
witch ,lr rcrant contemplated fixing up next spring;
and the :;nisarErla lee confident that II VIII. when hit
trsnp ra2l5a ;,::s ii AT tl!e same time will
nc SOLD AL of the Household and, Kitchen Furniture,
Plantation Utensils &c, Crop Of Corn, Fodder, Hay,
Oats &.c.-probaby about ln:CDG weight Of fobacco-
Src: Of Leases, Cattle, Hogs, SheeP, &C, ana one
Carriage.
FOR Tie Hand, one i.d cash-Eor the balance,
credit of and two years VIII be gwen ~ deco OF
tuo. the Land TO secure the payment VIII be requir,
ed. Fie other pro9ery-ior Sims Ut Two dollars ana
under, casho"s: that sn:a rre9: Of Twelve months
purchasers swing nrp'"yed secII nt!T,,,,
WILLIAM W. PETTUS,
MERIWEEiiER l.. JOHNSON,
!! E,er"'ors IF D"ddy Lipscor1b, deed.
!; i.t..;9a,. ;.-li :No2. I.:'i. 56-4t'
RTEWlTG.TUN AC.IDEMl .-I'hr enGrag sessioa
uf ;l:a institution will the 10th ia
nGa-y ncX ;:!:n preparations NJ" DC made tor larger
number of boa rdcrSThe pair nagc Of the school has
been fully equal TO expectations daring Tie year OF
our corr,enccErni, aud We !rra orr thanks TO those
nf OR :a!s who have manifested IN interest tor our
a;cc"ss na:arc greatly aided rs IN our rtlorS |? rem
Gcr sciGs Of usefulness One Dl tie leading objects
of tEs installations Ill -, :. communicate to those who
nd IT, thorough, practical Knowledge OF the substan-
Tia! hrar2I!es-CI a:gr"d EnG!is!! cducatlon-an object
seldom Gr;e Of si:iciru: ppGncc, or too often neg
cccd in Class:c. schools In addition c.this, wM be
un.ki tie Latin AID Geek ian cs, cad al the Use
fur AID practical Branches o MAbclnal!cs lhe course
Of instruction will he directed, 10 render prcpa.
r,u2y tn M Of the Colleges in the State. In regard TO
the r;g,atDn oltc school, would remark: that with.
o,t o-.!c iHproYpl."ht mP.actcablr but we think
at government consists not 81 nmchn the discipline
of the -nd III the exercise ol q !'oral influence,
rro3ue IT.: .r$npc AID cstcc!n Raise tie ambition or
rng.h br rendering is studies agreeable and inviting
and BY causing him TO respect haeelf, and he IS easily
governed.
In consequence Of the high and. Increasing price OF
rruYsiuI.s. we feel ourselves compelled 10 make small
advance ON he price OF board. The terms Will be, for
board, ,yasG: and bedding, So per quarter The pu
nils :.,s, furnishlhe!. with lights and to"
els.
For boys rne twelve years u age !. the end ol Tive
! scbn.s.c ycac deduction Of $40 will be made.
,iticn il, the Classics and Mathematics, 81 5Opcr o.
:: English branches, >
Thu present session sill close The 10Th December,
and on the day previous, examination - the phps
win take placr 1t which t:ic the friends and patrons
the sei.po: Az rcsyrsli.ly invited to attend.
ALBERT G. STUBBS,
ROBERT G. STUBS.
Gloucester County, Nov IS, la3G. 90-lai4t
TE7IIE si5so.sber intends TO continue his School. the
81 rnsi,., year, nj Clifton, SIX miles above Iaylors-
rn n3::withu three hundred yards Of the route re-
crny ss,vryed for the Louisa Rail Road IN bis School,
will be ,sshl the Grcei han and English languages
His School, will commence on the lDnot January next,
and ,crr.;rse the LIST Friday. III lecamtar following.
There will be vacation. of month in tie summer,
commencing or. lie second Friday Jliae. The fee
for ,uon Will be $50 per scholar, payable one.half at
the expiration Of each session. MIR Isaac BUTLER with
whom he boards viii accommodate four small boys with
bca.d washing. lodging fuel, &c for $10 each No
bow who oanoL read will be admitted into the schoo
and nunc will be taken for shorter period than the
whole tern lie has had twenty .fge years experience
in eachin: anlhe best proof he can give oil ms aigent
and faithful attention tn his pupils is, tha many OF those
whom he has taught, are now receiving from i've nu"
dred aa thousand dollars cr7 ann i"F lhcir SERVICES
Letters TO Mr. Batter. the subscrce:i should De aH
'ec'eo 70 'eF1''' U.s. 0'''' JOHN G. NELSON.
| Clifton, Hanover Co., Nov. Is. 56-ot
| C.TRAyED Oh STOLEN, from Edward Nunnallv $.
"a i, th.srrt:,!. Saturday, tic 18th day Of iSOVem-
imr. SEVEN EEE|lS-i"ur young steers. between 3
and Old Two barren aud buffalo spotted
hcE.r will rive any reasonable reward TOR lntorma-
ion cnnsrrnisz, ITEM or their delivery near the
halfway house, tie Gele:sLuJg road; or 10 Edward
Nuunalv also near the h: way house. If communica-
ton lie lata Is letter it would find me. il addressed 10
the Richmond Post Office.
CHARLES b. QUisENBERRY,
| Section No. &, K. aad p. Rail road.
/ Nor IS 56-4r
yNTANrk,A foz tic ensuing year, an honest sober
| w capable Mac House Servant. Lkt,oiSs, he
male to Chambers and Wash. Enquire at this
Office. WV. 70
fgYO TEhCHERs.-A gentleman, WITH family
qualified to teach the Latin and English languages