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The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1840-07-04
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Corns! Corns! Corns!
DIR. E. BAEsENDS

RETURNS his grateful thanks TO the
-Ao citizens Of Camden for their liberal
patronage during his short stay in this
town. Those whose Corns he has extrac-
ted, uniformly declare that it has been done
without the slightest pain, even in the most
inveterate cases.
His office is at the Sumter Hotel, where
he may be found from the hours of 8
o'clock, A. NJ, till l, P. NJ. and from 2to
in the 8, evening.
HDr. B. will positively leave Camden
on tie 9th Of July. Those who wish 10
employ him will please make early appli.
cation. July 4.
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Notice..
Notice.

HDERsONs having Books in their pos.
Ill session belonging to The Library ofthe
late DR.. Brevard, are requested to return
them, as the value Of The Library is much
impaired by the sets being broken.
June 20. 6t29
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To any gentleman intending
10 travel during the summer, either to the
Springs or elsewhere, and desirous of hire
ing servant, 1 tender my services, and
pledge myself to use every exertion to
merit favor and confidence. TO those un-
acquainted with me | can exhibit every
requisite recommendation. r. c.
June 20.
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Lamp Oil, l, &c.

"HE Subscriber has just received a
IL supply of Superior Winter and Fall
Strained Sperm Oil. Also, old North Ca
rolina Linseed Oil on hand, together with
White Lead, Spirits Turpentine, Train Oil,
&c. &c. All of which will be sold very
low for the money.
JAMES r. McKAIN.
March %.
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FOR SALE.

VVHE House and Lot in the town of
IL Camden, formerly the residence of
Col. John Boykin. The house is commo-
dious and comfortable, the grounds exteu-
siye, and the situation agreeable. The
terms will he maue 10 suit the purchaser.
JOHN A. BOYKIN, Admir-.
Apsi! a5.
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CAMDEN
BRIDGE COMPANY.

THE annual meeting of the Stockholders
of this Company, will be held at o'clock,
P. NJ. at the Bank ofCamden, on Monday,
the 9Th July. Directors for the ensuing
year will be;chosen, and an exhibit Of the
condition Of the Company made.
J. G. WEST, Sec'y.
June 81.
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NTRAYED.

FROM my plantation near Manchester,
l. sometime in May last, two MULES;
one bay mare, and the other brown, or
rather black horse Mule. The black one
had rope around his neck when they went
off. Any person on taking themup will be
welcome TO use them until they give me in
formation, and all reasonable expenses will
be paid. WILLIS RAMSAY.
June 20. 6t29.
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MILITARY ELECTION IN SUMTER
DISTRICT,

At an election for Major of the Upper
Battalion of,he 44th Regiment, S. e. NJ
held on the 9th ult., the following was the
state Of the polls:-
Ensign Langdon II. Dinkins, 1919
Capt. A. NJ. Smith, 134
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I ->SSSS&$NWIzS| -
z216lI@|I 4
sssRsly@ "
NATIONAL JUBILEE.
The committee, appointed TO make ar
rangements for the celebration of the Goth
Anniversary of our National Indepen'
dence, communicate the following
Order Of Proceedings:
At daylight, salute of thirteen guns
will be fired, and National salute imme.
diately after the exercises at the Church.
The Bells will ring merry peal at sun
rise, and during the firing Of the National
salute.
At ten o'clock, the procession will be
formed Immediately in front of the Court
House, under the direction of Col. J. C..
HALLE, Marshall of the Day, assisted by
Adjutant ]. D. MURRAY, and B. GAss, Esq.
and proceed precisely at half past ten
o'clock, IN the following order.
DeKalb Rifle Guards.
Camden Beat Company.
Committee Of Arrangements,
Officiating Clergyman, Orator and Reader.
Clcrgynen Of the town and vicinity.
Orators of past Anniversaries.
Intendant and members Of Council.
Surviving Soldiers o: the Revolution.
Militia Officers, Regimental and Staff.
Camden Orphan Society.
Teachers and Students Of the Male Acad-
cmies.
Capt. Boykin's Troop Of Cavalry.
The Procession will proceed up Broad
and DeKalb Streets, to the Presbyterian
Church, where will be performed the fol.
lowing
Order Of Exercises:
March on the Organ,
Prayer by the Rev. Mr.. Campbell,
Hymn by the Choir,
Reading of the Declaration of Indepen-
dence by James P. Dickinson, Esq.
Original Ode by the Choir,
Grafton by James Cantey,
March on the Organ.
Sabbath School teachers anu scholars
will occupy the front seats in the Chuch.
The centre Pews are appropriated to
the Ladies.
The side Pews will be reserved for the
procession.
At theconclusion Of the exercises at the
Church, the Procession willbe again FORM
ed and return to the Court House, where
it will be dismissed.
Officers in uniform, Revolutionary SOL
Giers and the Citizens Of the District &c.
nerally, are requested to meet at the Court
House at nine o'clock, when an election
will be held for Orator for the 4th of July,
lS41.
A Barbecue will be provided, which the
citizens Of the District generally, are in.
vited TO attend.
III !: i: 4SPfSSSs, 4SPaSss S%SSs; Committee.
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THE s,1f.l -.
BROTHER JONATHAN.

EDITED BY
N. p. WILLLS8 HASTINGS WELD.
The Largest and Cheape2 Newspaper in the World,
and certainly among the best.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-07

\ atLiA aCADEMf.--lhe mex, session of this in.rutoD
"A will Commence the 2h OF Janua., and end ,e o,h &c J
Of studies will embrace The Ancient Modern Ian
Is the Natural Sciences and Bellies Le,,res and
Isnsd To prepare pupils Tor the Senior Glasses in ony College
q University ~ ' :" a"9 e0iiss'
.i and tuition per Session Of months $780, pay
for ffom IN family Of relative deduction made
ass can find conveyance Owens Tavern nils from, ,be
Seh OF The Subscribers graduate. Of The Uniyers
arg io their capacity Teachers and the character of The
ssnoo! the public are referred the following gentlemen:
Bonnycaste Emmett Harrison and Sore University
VI virginia; Thos 4. Dew, ESQ, William Mar CEN john II
Soske Flvanna Hon: John Scott Farquer Hon Richard n
aHsr Southampton Wm s. Archer, WIN, J. EarSsssle Fer,
III Thomas Meaux and II. Meade, Esq., Ame, Vim Gd Eo
sno III VIM Camp, Powhatan Gen. ,aquene B. lrTvie Rich
a Edmund Ruhn and CLaiiesF. Osborne Escs Pesrshnrc
DHSe' tpost Pa!dl 70 either CT the subscribers.
WILLIAM II. HARRISON.
-. $500. DONALD j. HARRISON NJ
Sn HN = O., Axsalta, pss7 R-sswiwkw4n
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-07

S,TIRGEOTyIIIE SEMlNART-1hr exercises Gf The third
session Of this Seminary Will n resumed al the 18th Jana
re- uey The pina Instruction VIII afford an extensive ,oI
lie various classical authors, and III: most useful
branches OF Mathematics. From several "f practical expo
rrrcc in reaching havRe ap!rd hmclfco-el u studies and
~ TEST Of public The undersigned feels IN
.urnce and confidence that students in this institution 10: as
and properly instructed their classical requirements,
and business transactions as III similar
institution IN And III Ec>ertine the institution 10 pub
p,ronaue undersigned deems not improper 10 express
his views aud opinions upon the subject OF teaching e deems
essential on 81 the teacher first To make himself nc
ouantrd with the disposition and capacity ui The pupil The
capacy perception OF the pupil r unready aud So" 10 com
prIrnd teacher must be- patient and slow III inrt!g nioT-
maton however keeping the mind close exercised and care
fully avoiding fall the other extreme that the mind may pro-
ucriy comprehend the matter When the faculties of the mind
nropcv by Of reasoning and thinking there
eveolng will enlarge and e,and according to the
If the student II industry ana ai
be- wanting The Ct the STUDENT The teacher must
use p ans adapted the disposition To effect the object u lie
mind m clear and comprehensive, added to industry and afca
ton, the tlSs q instruct is not undressing. .
The Observes that his school VIII he governed ny
sound and wholesome discipline that he designs to lead rather
than ce the mind but cuc;rr vii, be- esJTf"d To- u ne
cessity require ie undersigned further observes 10 ms pat
ons and friends his school the present has been liberal
IL SUMMARIZED and patuned aud reis with confidence upon lr
further and ana trusts that however i"r
tame own thai merit wall not be uircwlrded by
liberal public. - 80 r.,
TrEMs-Board the scholastic Of 10 months, SO u
t for The cassics S for the higher branches OF English
! so,. ~, rho minor branches $40 J. J. GREGG.
surgcouvl'c, Brunswick, Dec. l2. t'-u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-07
By tie Gcrerror # re Ste'o q Tirsi"ia.

\ III
yy7HEREAs, is represented to the Executive HAT Law
wv RENEE RYAN ats tie city G Richmond, charged VIII.
unlau l nhhng whereby the lfc Of an Individual Is eauan=e
ed hath He'd from justice and Is now going nj large:
Therefore David Campbell, Governor, ha"c tough oF.u
issue this proclamation, offering reward OF onr hord anu my
dollars to any person persons who VIII apptenh M ao
Lawrence RYAN and convey the jail of the city o Kc
nnnd ard do require all officers ci'li anu military
request people o the Commonwealth 10 use Their best
cr,ios apprchend tho said Ryan that he be brought 10 JUS
ticc. =.
Given under hand Governor and under The seal Of inc
isEAl Commonwealth at Richmond, this 2th day OF DcCef
'' brr lsfl DAVID CAMPBELL.
Lawrence RYAN is an rrman b. Birth about feet a inches
high figure sight, MUSCULAR dark hair party bald, and about
40 or Is years Of age = ,
i. hi-WtW
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-07

r7RoM FIFTY To sEVENTYFIvE I.ABOuRERS WANT
EDIe srScr wishes hire, f"r ensuing year, from
6y 10 sew my allie bodied Nrrn Men, lahuur the James
River Ills contract lies twelve mill ahrre Snc'5rg al
Waurh Ferry i. perfectly dry and free from the danger Of rock
In the srin- expects employ pan Of his force
the canal near Richmond and in that event. he viii
~ have fhos. and Rchmond placed most COME
nj, n, 10 their homes The hest OF treatment VII hr Afforded Tie
subscriber agent will Al all times BE- oand al Nashs FER
~ Bedford county As 10 price and security nc ref rs to NsSs
Workman & McGiuder Richmond Col T. W. BoHdirnni .nrS
,hsn, ~ amb,rst ronniv RICIrD REfNS.
'an " ''"3 '' Gatf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-07

RIsTMAs-The attention Of the public Is respectfully ny
~ ed 10 examine the great variety OF CHRISTINA PRESENTS he
subscriber They consist OF every variety
10 su the grave gay His stock Of Books and fancy ar
icies FOR his juvenile friends extensive and selected with
view 10 please. would be impossible to state an adVerse
III ,rs, he win therefore prc few Of the most pronl
items which consist Of some OF ths nost eoa Lnss
American Animals ever published also, f sn
lions Poets, elegantly bound aso IN eh"rss '.H
Books ;omely bound suitable io eSSH" 1u peuiu
assortment of Fancy Goods. 49,,
Book of the Boldoir no Ot!cht,. 'h'h"'
Beauty's Costume no alagisGla 60,
lieat's Book Of Beauty Jennings t,nuss1t'e tA'"ua
sdv,s Album The Girls Book
German Tourist Portrait Album
The Gem The token
Landscape Album Atlantic souvenir
Turner,, Anuun Tour The English Annual
You lis Keepsake Literary Souvenir
The Naval Aunual Young Lsdy's Dook
The Keepsake Fileanniss Of Halaic
Our Wild Flowers lnfint's Jcn na
Young Mans Library Young Iadys Lipraf!
Miscellaneous Thoughts iieaih's picturesque !'"Hu
The Iris ,,.,.
dies Writing Desks oher Of Pearl and Ivory Card cases.
of Marine Shells, glass jewty Boxes tiesan. apas,
Boxes aud Reticurs beautiful pneushohs e
' ' RICHARD D. SANXAf,
Issksslar, stauensr and Dealer IN Fancy soea1
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-07
n,Rrl1L,s. nirwiddie, Dec. Il, 1870.

MR.. JESSE BRADEY-akr notice. that -hall proceed on
III day Of March, i at the stare OF Henry lhSea ~
tn county Prince Edward and State Of Virginia between the
hours eight oc,nck the morning and four O'Clock IN the nj
continue to take the sad dcposus on day day between the
snd hours, until Nil taken'o be read II: evidence N certain
injunction depending in the Circuit superior nirt OF Law ana
riacc for Tie county Prince Edward in which plain
nj and aln which time and place You may attend
you think proper. iisoAN" ~ "a NDt;it'''
-
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nrc Il

AND. NEGRO, &C. FOR SALE.,y virtue Of 4 decree 81
- County Cont Of CHESTERFIELD pronounced m the ah dag "f
December 1885, VIII he of red f sac public Sau!
day, I'm day at January thG premises, III t county oi
Chesterfield, TRACT sSD, suppose IL contain 2l acres "
Creek about miles Wilkins HAIL. Store, al
III" lands Archer ail aud others an! n the time
Will asO br uiTad Mil Sca Spring Run Creek. b.:
in. plarc h'c the lower mill the said Creek lately stood
situated the distance q a3t :ls from the tact Of land
mentioned. Also, the time and place. valuable
Negro Man. about ~ years Of age.
The mentioned property devised by the will of Eleazar
Clay deceased Robert W. Akin for m in consequence Of whose
death i, is now offered fpr sale for division.
Of sale will be- credit of twelve months for both the
land negro; purchasers bonds with good security
aud OF the land the title 10 BE- retained until the pn
cs money be pnd Acting Commissioner will convey .ncf
title as is vested In me. d. CiIEhTHAM, Ccr'r.
Dec. 81 1l-w4,yiurs.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-07

Union AC.inEMy-Ths institution situated at the rrsi-
donce Of the >ub,crhcr having been IN successful operation
years will open nr The reception of Students On the
day Of February next The scholastic IS" close on In"
2Gh December following allowing vacation OF three weeks, i'm
nlcdiaicly examination, which wall take place the
June. Those who iucn! This School
Irc Ics p.cuiy and earnestly requested 10 send their II
passb.. beginning each il highly iminrtant
that nf the several classes should their
studies together.
Considerable additions and Improvements have been made this
the building. The location being III healthy n'c!nr
hood from all temptations vice extravaganza gives this
Institution every advantage That similar schools can claim
The suppntcndsce Gf the school viii he lntrlsted 10
Mr. Charles ". Laird, hn will he assisted. If necessary. by hr
George A. arpcr The undivided attention Of Mr. Pard will be
School M Harper however, Will only devote such
time n the Glasses in his department require.
The course studies. addition 10 the English
branches will embrace the In Greek French and Spanish
languages Mathematics and its applications, Chemistry Rhenrc,
Logic Natural and Moral Philosophy. Grat attention viii be
paid 10 Compositions each Student VIII hr required 10 decan
III public tapP,irtci times.
10 tr hearty cooperation of parents aud guardians IN
hha Institutions monthly circular Will cutlnmc To he
forwarded patrons, reporting the pngrrs of Improvement
in ti,r various studies and tie viuiIflun ui laws &c.
The terms Of (r the scholastic year t lu!nwng
Common English Branches so W
Languages Ms;aema;ica. &C., - W
Uo.rd finc,ndinu BEDDING and WaSlnrl lnl 90
T. w. HARPER.
Drv idiir Dee Il 1870 fR-wtIF
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-07

pGtFoaD ACAREMfl BE- exercises Of This inst tuition y III
.cu thu
the 18th NJ January and terminating the 18Th December
with vacation OF month III the Summer In this school Val
be- taught the Latin Greek Spanish and French languages Ma
matc including Arithmetic Algebra Geometry plane and sphc
Trieonunrtry and practical Surveying together with all the
OF the English usually taught preparatory
schools The books will bc the that used At the Uni
vrrsity Of Va.
Tern-Boad, including every thing slOo-Tnion $50,
half payable advance, and tc balance the Isl ri September
No deduction viii be made for
II. j. CHRISTIAN, Principal.
JNO. l.. ChSON.
cf-v
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-07

T>DIT NrloN-Tlc subscriber having engaged Mr. Pei-i '"
"a Rw 10 ach children the ensuing ysar, would IKE 10
sr - d. lsI hqys as hn,,!grs his family! In this sctnGs
VII b. taught the Lain ad English languages, Grograhy with
the uSe Of the Globes The price for hoard, tuition washing
ana m 500 Tor the tnrm payable bali yearly Inc
school N conan 10Th day Of Ianua and terminate
The sh day following including one OF the sum
rer month. vacation NJ. Brown has been engaged IN teach
Ing last sly years. and from hS long experience ana
h.n qualifications wl doh; give entire satisfaction 10 tosc
J. D. C. BROWN.
il.rhoI, n-rinm. l.nnnvfr. Dec. 81. 'l-t
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:. -, ,c,hs Richmond Enquirer.

49,. !, =, ,,,.;o, u, ,SS;o,
- ,,,,;-sy i pTfst>'St ;7FS' tH.s ~ - 'oS " go
T :' grt c~f r:., REX a"r'"S ''S TSi q &c t'd''
- A"'S''" .r,,,s an y. ESi'EirflON
i'.Nt. ,nJ Thrr, Dollars for six months.
-. rys Dollars f4r oS.c, rrmitted by nlaIl, post
-',L,f N advance !" y t :. ,I,, end uf the year.
XXI q, -x dollars '' ~ , H. reunited per mail, In good and
rd" IN Aur, u tins ONCE nai ~ ,h Er,r "a, noass ~ all
, Bank uo;S' u y" .tThe postage, o single letter
Isrsr, i 10 the writer II l. TIE accumulation oil
,,rrly ii any a''" y HI, operates u serious
,.,ar. IN rhIo's''' "
=, m thr fi't - mn, psrcrs. annually, shall have the
VI Nhr. IT wl'' r.! -
,.Sh grsa>. ,-il hereafter Re considered as incurred
81 An su'. ,, Years qualifications unless specially
49, In, IN advance " : for III advance uf that shorter
U-i":,.i 1T = .'.'s, w.
-, yiin ciisd - u ~ III" o,d"r Of any and ms
-, \, us ,!.E'' ma mr. III a, yIucc, satisfactory
Known .u.'rh' H yn and accessible person IN cc.s.t 10
,rSHcy be nt cement i.p in OF an order Tor = Pun
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-07

iW NOIICE-The undersigned will hereafter regularly
L. attend the Quarterly and Superior Courts in Buckingham and
the urror Courts Nelson and Augusta Office in chara,e
v!r y. II. "E,il.h.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-07
By TIE Gorcrnor ~ .Ir Commonwealth Of Jr.igg.

WHEREAS vacancy hath occurred in In" representation from
W this STAT" r Congress OF III, L. states
Charles +. Mercer, ESQ, mrnh"r al The Hons" n Representa-
tvcs Tor the district cnmnni !" the COMMITTEES n i.pdIu faalur
and Fairfax: Now Their fore, T. David an? GI.rl,r az the
sad Commonwealth, thought pupnr
iers at The counrics composing said .l!I
"Wednesday, the 18th ia! 4 The month"; for repre-
of the SAID district plcs Of l said cl r. Mercer
resigned.
Gvr.r under my hand othc
SEAL Commonwealth, i;cond, this day January,
lon tsigusi} DAVID CAMPBELL.
~ The Alexandria Gahr" will please COPY, and forward
count 10 the Governor
Jan . It'd
THE Cppar,ncShi? 81 Wnfrcc Williamson this
and Branch Winfrcc ca. nj Petersburg,
expired By limitation the hereby dissolved. lie
the respective will he used
the settlement Of The business Of the late
SAMUEL WfNFREE.
Ku e. WILLIAMSON,
THOMAS BRANCH
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CAsI sALE or NM.EnEs Mn LATn.

CASH SALE OF NEGROES NND i.AED
sotRSE ANT decree Of the County of William
VIII b" sold, Ia the highest bidder fnT cash. Mansu.!rk
store on Friday the 10Th day Of January, lsiJ If far Otherwise
the ncN faT day, the Negroes and Land Of winch Caleb cd
dec d., died possessed.
The Negroes nnner, consist man f.tr
and his VIII. thirty live of age, ana children girls
and five h"ysthc oldest u which is sixteen, and yongc:
six years old.
The land is situated miles below Mangock, and
Ayes IN healthy ncigIhoThoo contains seventy acres
On small aud comfortable house, ali neccs
sary out houses for a farm of lis szc.
BY THE COMMISSIONERS.
Dec ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-07

MEN STORE ACAnEsiY.--Ihe D"u session of Ills School
WI commence the I'll day Of February neM and terminate
IN November following. The NH
1ac m ne branches necessary thorough prepa
lion if college The Tmsrs have e,np!c, ed Mr. H. Lewis
axe charge ." ar 'ch"oi and vii! promptly procure aid whom
p and Enslsh ,e"chci by r. Mapn Principal Of The
s "g eaFy VI. u H. i.oiladay, f,rncrly Professor of
at 's ,ns Professor Of Aneicn, Languages
sent gentlemen, for whom Mr. Lewis has en e,rhnr
s last three years, speak in high oi his hdI I IN AMI
ne trustees are sancunc belief that IN the
tAt'o which education proposed carried in il This
ss wii be foand equal any Sat.> The res w he
or" For tic In The Latin and Greek Languages al-r
va aaS Geometry, session of 10 months s3-n En.lish
''aIhGS, S2y-to be paid nj the c;Sc OF the session
reasonable terms. CHARLES u:;;Iv:2,rx!! 'e's
Dec 70 ~ o,,r,n, o :" ~ .nN1s,
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U1 TIE CUMMISSTD NEKS
Dec ~ 6;-2awtd,
Dec ~
ID APPAnANVOcx ACApE1lY-The Exercises ~ mi. in

- APPAHASSOcK AcADEMr-Tha Exercises Of this nsii-
"a tuition VIII h tr-inrd rho 18th January under
Suprnie ndecr ri III. Faster, Principal assisted b. Mr.. Buck
h remarkable hCal,haicss q:
~ n. and extent aud selection a. i: library advantages
with which III" public has lang been familiar, whilst is i.Eri
recommendation in tho enlarged aud varied and
Principal, from ms brief official c&e:c" here IL j. comparatively
stranger III" trustees therefore fri IN b, nc 10 the public. aud
10 The Institution their unqualified
'i na stations {" these qualifications the proficiency display
I'd 10y the different CLASSES III their a examination, and
grounded c"hHcon thai Will IN future d'sappoin jacN
pcCtatlnnS.
TERMSFor Boar and Tuition, for The scholastic
months. Sii1 each student furnishing his be-. lgii-
When these are lurnslird small additional charge
JNo. II. BERNARD,
PrcSf i'oart # Trustees.
Jnn
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-07

~ Ig-1IS1 DANk OF vlRGINiA.-Thc general meeting OF
a, hcrr;ypTc advertised Is 20 he i:'a =: 'hs
ransn. tI- city a. The INST .GSsda! ~ '"""''! F'
eyed :, the Flynn oi Po"sc- Attorney = he executed
h. ch d the stoNhuars 81 u1A 10 attend IN sS"n'
G IN :ayu ae>,d made necessary 10y TIE &ci q Assem-
Nv . J. C. BLAIR, CaSssrr
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JAMES RIVER s KANAWHA CoMPANY.-Atn meeting Of
ths psdant and Of the James River and kanawa
Company on the 18th December, 1889,
R.r That the Secretary be instructed to give public notice
that the the Companys post notes shall continue uh
thu paid.
Extract rom 'De se ". B. CHITTENDEN, Secretary
pss % S-AWs~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-07
January I'd, lsil.

Tho subscriber ha> inc purchase The nf NJ Alex.
Garrett ;a ii- of DGbny GrrI and i"mins
Gr,ccry business i.' obi strand, Will kce,
81 Family ling great
fhl fT y3:t patronage, hopes the
WILLIAM w nABNEY.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-07

ZERO nRNGThe subscribers intending To contiir me
" Old alSCs ~ h,ring would inform titr friends
Lud public THAI ,ly will BIZ ready the first day of January
Est line IL desirable that those intend
M u ago icr business would 10 early posi-
h grn. description of the negroes, that lind suitable
situations ". would also remind those wisiiag;o hire,
that ""Gd be apply early, ~ we hay" already
considerable number placed hands for hire. Our charge
T hpg FIVE per We attend I" the negroes through
The case of Sickness ard collect the hire without farther
charge. ROBERT NIL & CO.,
2a door :ro.. Old Market Main Street
Richmond Dec. = Is3G r2-tGSJan