Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-01-28


RICHMOND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL ROAD.
Road nearly Compiaed--ntnte arrangements.
TEYHE Rail road is now in use from Richmond to
q within one mile of Fredericksburg. The follow
iig will be the arrangement during the Winter:
AT Washinrtnn, when the navigation of the Potomac
is open, passengers will rest At hishl on BOARD the steam
boat, which will leave at an early hour in the morning.
When the navigation Of the Potomac is closed, stages
will depart from Washington. As soon as practicable
after tie arrival of the mail and passengers at Fredcr-
icksbu,p o.. the cars will leave the termination of the rail.
road, and arrive in Richmond the same evening. This
| being the Main Southern Mail Line, is regularly con-
nectcd by stages to Petersburg, where passengers can
| proceed en- the railway TO Blakely, and thence continue
in stages TO the South, by way OF haIeisH' faye''e'
vile. DC.
From Richmond, the cars with the mail and passen-
gers going North, will continue 10 depart at 4 in the
morning, until it shall be ascerlained that the passen-
Gtrs can leave at n later hour, while the Navigation Is
open, and reach Washington in time for the afternoon
tram Of cars to Baltimore.
Besides the regular muil line, there will be in addi-
ton. 4 li weekly line between Richmond and Frcde-
~ricksburg, leaving Richmond on Tuesday, Thursday and
! SATURDAY.. at y 4. NJ, and reaching Fredericksburg TO
! dinner. and leaving Fredericksburg on Monday, We'd
ncsday and Friday, so soon as the cars arrive with the
mai! from Richmond, which will be about a quarter be-
fore . 4. NJ. With a view of making this t~ri-weekiy
line a pleasan, one, the trade in wond and other heavy
articles between Richmond and Chickuhominy will he
separated from it, and this description OF trade will be
accommodated by running cars Tor IT at sueh hours as
may suit The company and no, interfere with the travel.
Clrfrre for transportation from Richmond to fredei-
icksburT, s 1 per passenger. The Railroad Company
and me Stage and Steam-boa Company receive the
fare for each other to and from Richmond and Washing
ton CITY. Fare from Richmond to Washington, when
the navigation of The Potomac is practicable ini steam.
beats, Cacluding the transportation by OMNIBUS III wash
ington) 81 per passenger: Fare it'm Richmond t"
Washington, When the navigation by steam boats Oh Tie
Potomac is i,npracticube, $40 per passenger. ,
Dec. 81 t-u
Er,re CcH;,a! .ucctino Of tic Louisa RAD. road Company.
& Y a meeting of the President and Directors Of the
x Louisa Railroad Company, at Louisa Conrt-housF,
OH the 9Th day Of January, 1887:
RcsaIrff. That Z general meeting o! The Stnckiriders
! Of the said Company be held at Louisa Cour! house, on
the second Monday in February next, 10 take into con-
sidcration matters important to the Interests ni The Com
to authorize the Board Of Public Works 10 subscribe -
The j,!nt capital stock Of the Company.
full meeting Of the Stockholders in person or hy
proxy, duly constituted for that purpose, is particularly
! desired. BY order Of the Board,
NATHANIEL THOMPSON, q
Form O. Il PrGry.
We, the undersigned, Stockholders in the Louisa Rail
Road Company, 90 hereby constitute and appoint -
our true and lawful attorney and proxy 10 represent US III
all genera! meeting Of The said cH,npany, when wca are not
| peSrnt in person Or 10y some other proxy hereafter con.
sl;!u:ed fur that purpose, and as such to vote upon all
questions before such meetings IN our Names IN the
SAME manner cs we ourselves could do in cur own pro
per persons; heleby binding ourselves and or lri:s 10
raiHy and confirm the acts OF our said attorney and
proxy in relation to the premises. In testimony where
Of, We have hereto set our hands and seals the day
OF 1887. SEAL
TSEAL
ISEAL
Jam. 10 75-2awtdm
n lsOYDTON FEMALE SEMINARY.-The winter
3 D session of the Institution will commence ON the
2Nll, of January. and close the goth of June. This
scllnol is situated in Il healthy n"ighLo:l:nod, within a
mile of R~andolpi-M Macon College.
Expense for Il term IF len months.
Board, lodging. and washing extra $ltO 90
Tuition for beginners, in English branches 90 ~
= tur the higher branches - on
e in the languages 10 90
Music, and the use OF Pianos 80 10
Drawing and painting ~ U"
Young ladies' will be received at any period OF The ses.
sion. ard charged according 10 the above rates from the
time they enter. No deduction. however. for absence: cx-
ce;,l la c1se Of sickness. a sufficient number OF teachers
is emainycd to give thorough instruction Ill The branches
Of education proposed to be taught. All effort at dis.
play is discountcnanced and the necessity Of solid &C.
uuiremenls enforced on the minds Of pupils.
! Dec. 10 O3-tt
~ The Petersburg 9 ,ns,clla,iun, ard Rulsigh Standard will IL
seft the above weekly ;hl the it February, an forward 'i'eir &C
counts for collection.
GyOACOND ACADEMY.-Thc exercises Of this In
& sl::ution for the present year, will commence on
the 25Iil of January, and terminate on the 23th Of Noyeln-
Der. The course OF instruction, which will embrace The
languages and sciences generally. is designed to pre- pare
students fer colleges and universities.
The price O! board for a session OF i've months. IN
GLIDING washing and fuel, will be $50; of tuition, go;
payable in advance.
In conducting the Institution, the subscriber will be
ailrd as heretofore by Flr. +. w. Coleman, "A. Va, OF
the l. diversity Of Virginia.
Students coming from The North or from The South,
caa be conveyed into tie immediate vicinity of the Sc.
! mina,v. by means Of the Richmond ard Fredericksburg
rul!-road.
ATWELL c. COLEMAN, President.
.lIdresS, Bowling Green, Caroline county
lam T-2awlFl5
A SITUATION WANTED.
G GENTLEMAN qualified TO teach Languages and
"a Music, and TO take care Of business in a store, tac-
tory, foundry, &c. wants a place.-Apply at this Office.
Ia, ~ 73-tf
a CARDIFF. [. A. HARRIS, DcntiSt. has taken
"a rooms opposite the Merchants Coffee House, one
square above the Eagle Hotel. where he will be happy
to receive the visits Of his friends, and all those who
either from the loss or decay of their teeth, may be
Refer to Rev. Mr.. Smith, Rev. w. F. Lee, Rev. Mr..
Woodbridge, Rev. MIR. P!ummersDrs.J J. Brockenbrough,
r. W. EaXall, G. Watson, r. S. Bohannan, Jas. Beaie,
Thomas Johnson. Gen. IL. Pevton.