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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-01-12
liCIIMnNnN EREDEHICKSNURG RAIL ROAD.

RICHMOND & FREDERICKSBURG RAIL ROAD.
Rcad ncnriy Compcitd-HiMttr .!rraugfmeaiS.
FE7tlt, Rail rua.l is in from Richmond TO
g within one mile of Fredericksburg. The follow
inr will be the arrangement during the Winter:
At Washington, when the navigation OF the Potomac
is opcn passengers will rest al night board the stram
boat which will leave st carly hour in the morning.
When the navigation of the Potomac is closed stages
will depart from Washington. AS soon as practicable
after the arrival of the mail and passengers at Frcdcr-
cksJuIg the cars will leave the termination Ut the rail-
road, aud arrive in Richmond the evening This
being the Main Southern Mail Line, is regularly
ncccd by stages to Petersburg. where passengers
nrucccd on the way to Bakcly, and thence continue
in stages to the South! By way Of Raleigh, FaycIte-
vile, &c.
From Richmond, the cars with the mail and passcn-
rcrs going North. will continue to depart al in The
morning. until it shall be asceraned that The pasSen-
GERS can leave later hour. while the navigation IS
opcn and reach Washington in lime ur the afternoon
train Of cars 10 Baltimore.
Besides the regular mail linc there will be in addt-
ton tri weekly line between Richmond and fredc.
ricksburg leaving Richmond on Tuesday, Thursday ana
Saturday. at q A. NJ, and reaching Fredericksburg 10
dinner, land leaving Fredericksburg on Monday, We'd
ncsday and Friday, as the cars arrive with The
mail from Richmond which will be about quarter be-
fore a. NJ. With view of making this trI-weckIy
line pleasant one, the trade IN wood and other heavy
articles between Richmond and Chcknhominy will he
scnaracd from it, and this description of trade will be
accommodated by running cars for it at such hours
NAV suit the company and not interfere with The travel
Charge for transportation from Richmond to Frcdet-
icks,urG S per passenger. The Railroad Company
and the Stage and Steam boat Company receive the
fare for each other 10 and from Richmond and Washing
ton Civ Fare from Richmond 10 Washington, when
the naviraon Of the Potomac is practicable iu steam
boats (ncludng the transportation BY omnibus IN wash
inu,un1 SIT per passenger Fare from Richmond 10
Washington. when the navi CATION By steamboats, on The
Potomac is inpraccable $40 per passenger.
Dec. 81 I-u
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YnVHE subscribers, acting under decree of the Cir
Il cult Superior Court Of Law and Clancery fer the
county of Culpepcr, WILL the 2ls day of next month,
expose to sale public auction, the premises, for
cash, that large and valuable Farm belonging to Robert
c. Carter Esq, which lies on the North fork Of the
Rappalannock river, in the county Of Culpepcr and in
the immediate vicinity Of the Fauquier Sulphur Springs
The tract is represented in the title papers, to contain
740 acres; some 400 Of which, river bottom, and
between and 500 in wood, heavily iimbered-he en-
tire tract is well walered and its original quality
tremey coed Those portions OF it which are now some
what reduced, may by udicous system OF husbandry,
be speedily restoredThe buildings consist of very
large brick dwelling, which has never been entirely COM
peled and another of moderate size in good repair with
such ou,houses as are required extensive farm.
JNO. Nj. PATTON;
VIM. GREEN, c.
JONES GREEN, ''"' 49,
JNO. l.. MARYE,
JAM 74-2awtds.
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WS7ILLlAM ROBERTS ROWLAND,a native Of
w Wales. came over 10 this country about years
aGo Nothing has been heard of him for two years, at
which time he was in Virginia. His friends in the old
country are anxious to receive information concerning
him. He is about 45 years Of age-sonewhat lame in
waking-of ordinary stature, and Of regular habits Any
intelligence respecting him. will be thankfully received,
if communicated i'll Il letter, 10
JONATHAN HUMPHREYS,
rrgiria Baptist Seminary. near Rchmond
Wi all the papers vsnir. give the above gn,uiIous
NM tinn2
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, ,.y,,.,gFE Is puh!is""d twice week Sencfaly, a"u
m me- wS rns sso" OF the , s1sar nayae IN s
rr,c' ;h2 sane ." banks lonlyl VIII DC 10
@ in ] Nil Ss1i SSiSs I psii i
-. !:2 ~ mai" ' - ,;ru-l but the discretion OF Inc
No al S ssea paid s. nr of nice psps.,, shall
49, Wh,sse. ~:si ;aar'nieS inc payment w
say, tn, ,cala gas: ~ ADVERTISING.
.. ,r les, 3S"Tiioa .'c%h's; ssef , ~; ia
* Ha" ,.sr,n; in .:rd unt has ci'hcfo' p|
SEA- =" . ,.t>.,l in this city or lis en'irohS'
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COACH MAkI%G.-Ihc sub.chrrs, having erected large
house. directly the spot where Charles T. ,happcls shop
burnt prepared manufacture Carriages Ba0uchc.
lIgges Gigs Sukcs and Harness OF description and price
They have selected their hands p-icpaIy from The Northern Cities
nmd have been careful employ hui the best
Jfamci Of their business. Their materials have been procured by
OF the fn with cash in the Northern markets. which VII! era
bic them Furnish all who he disposed :hcm.
low they nc supplied elsewhere All kind of requiring done
despatch WcwiIla III! keep large stock
OF materials line. which will sell small nyarcs. k.
c. Chap will attend Cumberland, Prince Edward aud Charlotte
Courts un will attend orders which he entrusted l." him.
G.. T.. & H. c. CIArPELI.
~ b. We would take sis eight boys apprentices III! above
business, from IL 10 Ii years oil. {. t. & X. &. {.
nr IL
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H@ANDS FOR HIRE.-1he subscriber has gnnd
rough Carpenters, good Sawyer, able young
en and boys, from II 10 II years old whom he wish
es to hire ont for the next year-1'he boys will make
Factory hands, lie would like to hire them as much
as possible together. The subscriber will be in Rich.
mond on the 9Th or 9th Of next month and the hands
arc no, hired out before, they will be hired publicly
the 18th, by Mcssrs. j. Il S. Cosby q Co.
JNO. R. ARCHER, .7melm.
Doc % T0-tl0J
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AXONCORD ACADEMY.-Thc exercises Of this In
q st.uton for the present year, will commence on
the 25 of January and terminate the 18th of Novcn
ber The course of instruction, which will embrace the
languages and sciences generally is designed TO prepare
students for colleges and universities.
The price Of board for session Of five months, in.
GLIDING washing and fuel, will be S75; Of tuition, $25;
payable in advance
aided as heretofore by MIR. F. ". Coleman a. NJ. Of
the University Of Virginia.
Students coming from the North or from the South,
can be conveyed into the immediate vicinity of the Sc
minary, by Of the Richmond and Fredericksburg
railroad.
ATWELL C. COLEMAN, President,
.qddrcss, Bowling Green, Caroline county
Ian 7I-9awtF15
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Rchmond, Fredericksburg, md Potomnc RnH ROad.
Asst Rrgu,iyu upoa the SioctodcrS-A Il meeting othc
- snm the RichI;omd fredericksburg a rotO
mar Rail Road Company: the oath May. lsJi
Rc.ord That residue Of capital iUcS brn- : each
share required siockIrGcrs h paid TIE olnw ing
times the 20dny Of juno the 18th q" July lh Of
August September October November December and Janu
arv 10 r:u;rh credit Of the company heretofore, in
the Bank of Virginia.
Rcsrcd That Stockholders whomny prefer in part
cy their he allowed the AL
vanccd Ivy cr until the periods when the world b. aya"'
Extract fron The minutes. HILARY BAKER, OK.
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MNFORMATlON WANTED-Of Butter 1o'ty, who
q left Richmond, State Of Virginia: in 1872 and was
heard of in jacksonville, Morgan county, Missouri l2!h
November 1882. where he preparing to visit Next
co with company Of Traders since which time he has
moi been heard from. Any information respecting him
would be gladly received by his brother Benz W. Toity,
in Richmond City, Va. and numerous other relations:
The Editors of Papers in Missouri, Mississippi Flo
rda and Texas will confer great favor on his relations
by inserting The above.
Ian IN 73-3t
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'S'WENTi DOLLARS REV ARD.-Ran away from The su,Scri.
- Der on the !lh inst, negro named EDMOND KINNEY.
lie is low well fellow, with dark and straight hair grey cyra,
n.c mouth, and very quick spoken; h. a!t !rtY aa"
white would bis hcr slave. au ro:1
bis pass white under the above tIar Of Ed
En!rTw"uI. He hal when h" left white hat nearly nrw,
Slripa plnanonS All urwanrd from
taking said oar al vessels expected hr will ty aud
The above reward and all reasonable
viii DC pail for the apprehension and delivery Of said slave to in
the appe: rna OF Hanover couay, Va.
IH-Wlfl EnMINn j.. FOI,l
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4 SIJI-AJ'IOV IVA NTET

A SITUATION WANTED.
"A GENTLEMAN qualified TO teach Languages and
"a Music and to take of business in store fac
tory, foundry, &c. wants pace.Appy at this Office.
Ian ~ 1O-lf
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IL + ITIl
II EN l. IT.
E7HE CELEBRATED CAMUMlLE OR

E'GE CELEBR3TED C3MOMllIE ok IUNlC flLlS ~ Dr.
Ny EranS specific effect The brain aud nervous ud
that the paaang heart the tremunn hand the dizzy ard
the huiicHs mind vanish before their effects like noxl"us 'uPo
before the benign influence O.. the morning This tEnc ncd
cincs for Diseases general debility dyspepsia Indigestion
hnG It's %a oil Appetite npa GIseuSton oil
the stomach aciy, unpleasant the mouth, ruLns roi.c
III the bowels GguiucSs, WHEN the nInc be-
coma fiiabe epunng thoughtful melancholy and deI"ced
Uypncoddiac 10" spirits, apton of the heart r.
aiiy nightmare, disturbed sleep, rheumatism, nu'r src
tons, dizziness OF sight, and all other symptoms, Dr. w
Evans Canomc Fills will effect speedy and safe
dately under the power Of pi. w EVANS CAMoMlE PILLS
oc huva be the hest medical npnag: the toilet
duncs, md auSu aud creating pleasing and
chasing away melancholy They give comoIt and strength the
whole system.
Persons coivc habits should occasionally DR.. William
Erans Apccnt Pills known bilious
fycr5 u,y orbeattns, liberated .oai asthma
aanntu Of the eyes every kind md NIL those diseases Arising
on rucoas Of the circulation and npuriiy Of the blood
So .cn has been the utility Of these Pills. that Ee m"n sale
upwards of three thousand Golldrs within ti
StateS oftl,c Union. )-.z;s
Spsa 1housanA Testimonials have been Ieneiyed by Dr. VIM
Eyaa alice, No. z, Division srocsrw fo, oaly from
the public but also from Pechr medical mnn who have
scrbcd them in their praccc speaking in The highest terms ote
eminent virtues.
These invaluable pills may he had NJ Mr. c. HALLS Bookstore
doors above the Eagle Tavern Main street, Richmond, En
where application for agencies be e by letter otherwise"
also Mr. Johnson Fancy Store, Washington ana McsSrs Nor
t:aor {. Mowbay's Fancy Store, Baltimore.
Nov. 5. 5i--l2n
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NORN MEAL.-Wc shall keep constantly on hand
at our Mills, supply of fresh ground corn meal,
made from sound white conn., for sale at the lowest mar
ket price. l. j. o'hfALt,H ~
Nov. II. of-=a"ts
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U7ARHERS' BANK OF VlRGiNlA.-A dividend
of four per cent, out of the profits Of the Bank nr
Tie last half veal has been declared by the Beard Of D
rectors, payable after the 18th inst.
JOHN &. BLAIR, Cashier
T3-I
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Mansion House, Richmond, Sept. 9

NAMES LIVINGSTON, Draper Gad 7aiur opposite the
Of Mcss F. e ]. :. Jnmes l. Co.. ad Charles Fills,
has received from the Nort supply of excellent and fashionable
Cloths Cassimccs and Vrstncs lie will make them rlcr,
in style birpsi,SApoi fail please. lie ia
Tis liberal they will un'y meet with cisrwicrc
thankful he hus met wth and will
cmct.cs Of it, tie would asnn
soc, the call Of the public confident that better acquaintance
would make them better friends. All he asks trial lie
keeps constantly hand excellent OF oons, Col
lars Gloves nnd nSirry m quality aud Of dccriP
i;on, which he Off rs gentlemen low prices
b.. L. for the uilo,s' Magazine, published in New
York. by j. z. Williams {; Co.
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Euvcn:he. !

'slE Subscribers having associated themselves together under tie
firm Of CaorcH NIMMo, exclusively for the
ryu- the Dry Goods business, wholesale nm! cu have
taken the house omerl ocrupcdy VIM David KYLE aEd
recently by Jennings NOLAN Co., where they will few days
open and desirable Of Staple and Fancy
Goods which, avn: been selected carefully and purchased for cash.
they feel assured that hcy shall he able sell Favourable
house in the ciiyRy Keeping article that
he called for their ncy showing their goods all tines vita
the greatest pleasure expecting buy GGic they
perfectly suited they fatcr Themselves that they will least
dealers call and heir
stock before they supply themselves. TlOS. CROTCH,
G. NJ. NlMNO.
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81 AND FOR SALE.-The subscriber is authorized
hA ny gentleman who wishes 10 curtail his farming
operations 10 sell, OH accommodating terms, about 7GO
acres OF iand' part Of his farm lying The Chicka-
hom'ny, seven mules from Rchmond-450 acres of fat
heavy growth of ash, pine white oak, and other yaIua
Bile timber-l5O acres of the high land arabe the i'm
provemen,s are two single story dwellings, and other
houses, Saw Mill in complete order. The place is
healthy and water good To capitalists so GOOD an on
poruniiy rarely of vesting funds in as valuable
property city rapidly increasing in population and
wealth Ii will be divided to suit purchasers.
Address, LEWIS HILL, Richmond.
Jan7 4-w6w
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Jan. 10

EBOYDTON FEMALE SEMlNARY.-The winter
q D session Of tile Institution will Commence the
2Olh of January, and close the Goth of June. This
school is situated in healthy ncg hborhood, within
mile of Randolp Macon College.
Expense for term Of ten months.
Board, lodging, and washing extra $500 90
Tuition for beginners, in English branches IN 90
for the higher branches % 90
in the languages 10 90
Music and the use OF Pianos 80 90
Drawing and painting 20 90
Young ladies will be received at period OF the
son and charged according 10 the above rates from The
time they enter No deduction, however, for absence
ccrt in Of sickness sufficient number of teachers
is cnployed give thorough instruction in The branches
of education proposed 10 be taught All effort at dis
play dscountenanced, and the necessity of solid
quiremcns enforced on the minds Of pupils
Dec 10 G3-N
The Petersburg claton and Raleigh Standard will in
the above weekly ill the LIST February, AMI forward their
for collection.
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NDANDOLpH MACON C0LLEGE..A called
z O. meeting of the Trustees Of Randolph Macon Col
lege will he held in Petersburg to commence on Thurs.
day. the 9th of February next, for the purpose Of elect
ing Treasurer, for filling vacancy In the Faculty.
and for such other business as may be necessary.
JNO. EARLY
PreSidentcf the B0ardof Trustees.
10 Odd
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HNXECUTOR'S SALE-Will be sold to the highest
- bidder, on Monday, the 10Th day of January, ]7H,
if fair if not the next fair day, at the plantation called
Wood S Farm, in Cures Neck, Hcnrco county belong
inc to the estate of VIM Allcn about 90O barrels
of Corn, with number of prime Mules quantity Of
fodder, shucks. plantation utensils, &c.
Also-on Thursday, the 10Th January, lo31, at the
plantation called Kng's-Nlill, in James City County,
from four TO five hundred barrels Corn portion of the
stock of Cattle, Mules Sheep and logs, farming uten-
sils sc.
Tcrms-For all under S25 cash; for that amount
and upwards, credit Of nine months will DC given, on
the purchasers executing bonds with approved security,
before the delivery of the property.
GRIFFIN ORGAN,
Executor Of HiLliam Allen, dccd
Ian 7I-tl7J
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To Capitalists, .uonufacturcrs and .rA-Hrights.
FEHIiE Subscriber has purchased that valuable Mill
= site and water power, near Sheffield, Newton
county, Gcorgiaately owned by Rees Lynn 1t is one
u the most valuable water powers in the Southern States,
he"ng fall Of thirty feet, in neverJang stream Of
water, in very healthy and poPuous country There
ere IN operation on the premises, good GIst mill and
Saw mill, and sufficient water power TO justify the
tIom OF large Merchant Flour mill. another Saw mill,
sad an extensive Gotten Mandatory and Oil MILL La
Dor aud provisions cheap in the ncighborhood, and
sufficient grain is grown within carng distance Of the
place for The supply of the Merchant mill contemplated
t" be erected And full supply of pine timber belong
ing |" the PREMISES in mile Of the MILL TO last the
Saw mill ~ years. and lumber in great demand. am
1esi7ous OF procuring person PERSONS who
contribute capital in money mechanical labor, TO join
tie in erection of additional mills and extensive Cot
lon Alanu!acory possible, and will make
III advantageous arrangement for that purpose, and will
dispose Of Share shares Of the property TO such
person or persons. Practical mill-wrgh;s and mach
hists are wanted to erect such wnks-Addrcss the SUBJ
scEoer by duplicates 10 Sheffield, Newton county, Geor
gia, and Macon. Georgia. WILLIS ALSTON
r. 5. The subscriber will give immediate employment
ana good wages to competent mill wright one capable
W erecting 4 set Of Merchant mills.
!erence for more satisfactory information to GEORGE
sSieichans, New ok. wa.
jan -
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EATANTED, for the ensuing year, an honest, SOBER
w capable Male House Servant. Lk.,cisc, Fe-
male, to attend Chambers and Wash. Enquire al this
Office Noy Is
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Dec 81

Trustees safe Of ez.remcly ratatatie Property
NHURSUANT 10 powers vested in ME as surviving
expose TO sale, on MONDAY 23d of the present mouth
at public auction, the premises all the Estate, real
and PERSONAL of the late Captain VIM. Finney Of Pow
hatan.
The estate on which lie died. is among the best if not
the best highland estate in Virginia, containing eight
hundred acres and improved 10 the highest point Of
modern excellence in the art being perhaps the farm in
the whole State Of Virginia, which would be selected as
that which Improvement had effected the most not
o OF ve en- Kn %a achnery Of every dcs
c,iption from gris mill down the oat cutting. in.
GLIDING Saw mill and Thrcshing mach ine Is moved by
water power. The dwelling house and all aPPurenant
buildings in COED ORDER tas.e and condition, and Tor
neighboriood comfort and elegance afford OF the
most desirable residences in the Commonwealth,
The Negroes, all Of whom will be sold at the same
time if not the most valuable in Virginia, certainly
inferior 10 none in the State having been selected trained
and educated with the we'll known and Judgment
of Captain Fnney. Among thcm are coal PIT hands OF
particular skill and experience, and the Snkers are re-
commended 10 those engaged IN The coal BUSINESS as c
the best knowledge and character in their craft ] he
golfers of Eastern Virginia are especially invited TO at
tend the sale There Blacksmhs, House Servants
&c. all of the highest order of merit in their respective
stations as those well know who were acquainted with
the late Captain Finncy.
The subscriber deems it unnecessary to enter into fur
thcr details Every thing, Land Negroes Crops, Stock,
and Farming utensils will be sold, and every thing is IN
its kind such might be expected from manager SO
superior as the late proprietor.
1rrms Of Saic.--For the Land; onethrd cash; the bal
ance in one aud years bearing interest from the date,
with good security, and Deed of Trust the property
Personal Estate Of every description sold for cash.
References may be made to Beverly Randolph, and
Edward Scott Powhaan; Richd. Sampson. Goochland;
Mr. Jones on the premises, or the subsc1ibHT at Black
/ Heath JOHN HEIh,
SURFING Trustee, for Mrs. Einney and Children.
Jan. 74-tds
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S& lOChtlOhoERS of the Midlothian Coat Mining
~ Company are hereby notified that their next Annn.
al Meeting WIZ DC held at the Columbian Hotel. on
Monday next, The 10Th inst F. ] Swirl y"
Jan. 10 II3-td) S.-,'
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FRIAM.
THYFlS renowned Racer and Stallion, now on The way
IL from Liverpool will, (if safely landed) make his
next season, Spring 1857 at my stables in Ilenrico
ty, and he let 10 limited number Of mares.
RO c. WILLIAMSON.
Dec. 20. G7-gt
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Eatre General Meeting gfMc Louisa Raroad Company
A T meeting Of the President and Directors OF the
"a Louisa Railroad Company, at Louisa Courthouse
on the OH day of January, 1887:
Resolnrd, That general meeting Of the Stockholders
of the said Company be held at Louisa Court house, on
the second Monday in February next to take into con-
sidrration matters important t" The interests Of the Com
pauy in relation to their application to The Legislature
to authorize the Board OF Public Works to subscribe to
the joint capital stock of the Company.
a full meeting of the Stockholders in person or by
proxy duly constituted for that purpose, particularly
desired BY order Of the Board,
NATHANIEL THOMPSON, Cicrk.
Form Of ProIy
We, the undersigned Stockholders in the Louisa Rail-
Road Company, do hereby constitute and appoint -
our true and lawful attorney and proxy represent in
all general meetings said company when not
present in person or by scmc other proxy hereafter con.
sltuted for that purpose, and such vote upon all
questions before such meetings in nanes in the
same manner as ourselves could do in pro-
per persons; hereby binding ourselves and heirs TO
ra,i{y and confirm the acls Of said attorney and
proxy in relation to the premises. In testimony where
of, have hereto sci cur hands and seals the day
of 1887. TSEALl
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ri.
ENOR SALE OR RENT-Thc Foushcc C-;S, NI;iI
d situated on the James river, between Ru,h,rEnrJ'
Mill and the Locks.-AppIy Immediately, a, this Once
for terms. [I3-f1 Jau5
NOTICE The Female School kept BY Miss Lucy
~ Nelson, at Oakland, in Tic Forks of Hanover will
be continued during the next year. from The lst of jan
Gary, with the exception Of the months of August and
September. when there will be VACATION Several ud
tonal Scholars can be accommodated. In this School
ATE taught the various branches Of liberal English edu
cation-aso French and Music. The morals and man.
nerrs of the pupils strictly attended to. The terms
are as follows:
Board for the scholastic year of ~ months, 500
Tuition in English branches, 25
do. French, 10
do Music and The use Of Piano, so
fayab!e one-half at the time Of entering the pupil.
'e other half on the LIST of June following Application
may be made to WIN. Nelson at Oakland or The sub
''iIoef IN Richmond. THOMAS NELSON
Zee 5, 74-3t-2aw1w-w2w
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WI IDNAPPED OR RUN AWAY-iF stolen, $3.50,
AA or if out as runaway. $25 rcword-my boy Es
sex, about 10 II years old, very handsome, bright and
gcnec in his appearance and as will be seen from his
manner and language. brought up in tho house He is
stout made nuIao boy, with bushy head, rather in
clned 10 DC sunburnt. He left my house about 18th last
month"; and has never been except BY the miller
at Allans mill, this AS he did not carry OF his
hat or coat his dress cannot be described. will give
225 for the detection and conviction Of the kidnapper.
or $50 for the apprehension and delivery nf the boy.
r. HARRISON.
Goochlan1 Dec oS IO-U