Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-02-01


FH7GE subscribers are prepared 10 fill orders TO any
Il amount for
s Rs;s:; rI,osn,,
and Stewart'sS
CuitivatorS,
llarrows
Corn Shelters and
Wheat Fans
Of the most approved patterns. All OF which we war
rant faithfully made, and of the best materials.
Orders left with Messrs J W Nlasse, John Butcher
and J.. Carne or at the Factory, upper end Of King
stree. will be pu"ctuaIly offended TO- ur g. RI
Alex'a, D. c., Jan. -. 72-eo3w
REINGO will stand for the ensuing season, to
IYl commence the 10Th OF February, and terminate
the LIST Of July 1888 Cooprrs Ferry opposite Phila
dclpha-terms 100 dollars, and dollar to the Groom
he paid within the and before the removal OF
the Mares Mr.. William Cooper will furnish Pasurage
in abundance of the best kind, on moderate terms, in
the immediate vicinity Of the stand Of The horse; and
hay and will be supplied if desired by the qunnt
IT, at the market prices. Also suitable accommodations
on reasonable terms, for Persons who may be sent in
charge Of the Mares. The Stables extensive, safe
and very superior.
Every attention will be given to guard against acct
dents and escapes, but no liability will be incurred tor
either. The charges for keeping Mares to be paid
before their removal. Pedgrpes with the Mares will be
ptablc and will be recorded T. IRVINE
Philadelphia, Jan. %. le:'5 7s-2a"st
EVANSVILLE FEMALE ACADEMY.--The
y Trustees Of the GAINESVILLE Female Academy have
elected Mr. Samuel l.. Venabe principal Of the lnslu
ton They have also appointed young Lady OF ap
proved qualifications, assistant eacher.-Mr. fenable
will devote all his energies 10 the School, which The
Trustees think will success 10 the enterprise, as
he is gentleman of talents and finished education
They believe he will successfully teach all the branches
Of thorough female education. and that parents and
guardians may safely commit their daughters 10 his in
sructinn. The Trustees making arrangements TO
furnish the Scou with the necessary Chemical and PHI
Cat
on the 18th day of February next and close the first day
of August. The second session will commence the LIST
day Of October.
Board including washing, lights and fuel, be OBJ
tanned in respectable families from 40 10 30 dollars per
session of five months
TERMS
Spelling Reading and Writing, per session, Sl2 80
English Grammar Natural History
Ancient and Modern Geography, Arithmetic,
Geometry, Ancient and Modern History,
Plane and Spherical 1'rigonometry Algebra, ZIG so
Chemistry Natural and Moral Philosophy,
Astronomy, Rhetoric, Logic and Mental Philo.
sopby,
Music, extra, 20 90
Use Of Instrument, do. 5 90
Latin and French, do 90 90
Painting and Ornamental Branches, do. 5 90
Tuition TO be paid TO the Treasurer in advance.
SAMUEL l. GRAHAM, President.
JOHN w. RlSON. Secretary.
II. NJ. DANIEL, Treasurer.
slL,s II. Hams, Nicholas G. READ,
WILLIAM TowSs, ABM. w. FESABLE, Trustees
n. NJ. SPEScER, EDwIS A. WILLIAMS,
SAML. S. WATKINS,
Jan. T0-w1w
EN- CuANCERY-FiEGiHIA.-A Rules held in the
q Clerks Office Of the County Court of Louisa county,
at the Courthouse, on the 4th day Of December, 1887
William Stout, Plaintiff:
against
William Lloyd, Defendant:
The defendant mol having entered his appearance and
given security, according law and the rules Of this
Court and appearing from satisfactory evidence that
he is not nhabitant Of this Sate-On motion Of the
plaintiff by his counsel il ordered that the said defend
ant do appear before the Justices Of County Court
Of Louisa, at the Courthouse The first day of March
Court next, and answer the bill Of the paint-and that
copy Of this order be forthwith inserted in
paper published in the city Of Richmond for two months
successfully, and posted at the front door of the court
house Of this county some Court day.
Copy-Tesle,
JOHN HUNT FIR, C. L. C.
Dec - G3-wSw
E,fA REWhRil-Ran AWAY from the subscriber, living in
=" King William county, fuu men, Charles
and James. Charles likely about five feet
eight years old dark compile xon
with teeth the front ,c separate; makes shoes;
worked nj cirpcncrs' tradc-and had when left me-
homcspun oocn short and cotton puniaOoa also blue
Scot likely black about old;
when speaking; has worked smiths for ORC