Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-07-14

YOUNG GENTLEMAN, who has had considerable expert
- ence In The cultivation of Land, wishes his
ces as Manager for gentleman resident of the counties
M ver e mas neen raised 10 ana nnas ~ ands
Gated he might be III service in than The most
an I, test testimonials in his favor can be given
July Il 1876
A cARD.-Ms C. C. BURKE respectfully announces ,ha,
"A she will open, this city, LIST October next Fee
male Seminary for reception Day >cho
ars Mrs b. w! he assisted In department by u
This early notice Is given that there may be misappreen
sion Of her Intentions
The particular of Seminary will be specified
future ncce.
July II 1871
7 EATHER SHOES, &e-A well Of Leather.
II shoes, Threads, &r embracing every vney by shoe
and Boot Manufacturers sders Carriag- Makers
&C., ALSO supply Of calf kip and side leather heavy
black ogues which made by good workmen
and can recommend Purchasers will find loher interest
give me call am determined TO sell at prices In accordance
with the mcaur cash. to punctua Dealers upon the un
credit &c. JAMES G. WATSON,
Dealer in Leather, &c,
l4h street, leading to Mayo's Bridge.
81 am prepared finish leather OF every description upon
the most iav CRADLE terms and solicit ORDERS &c
Juiy /; I9-w.w
paiuaWc Lands IN Henrieo and Richmond for Sale
TNDER the Chancey in the case of Kir-
ssb instant Univ niece or I,n , " on nuai , 'e
the Deep Run Coal PIT Road, about miles Richmond con-
Allen and Philip Duva This land is in wood, valuable
from its situation in the midst of the improved prov
On tie day, SATURDAY, July a0h shall SELL under
The decree o street, The City Richmond part
of Lot No COS fronting y inches and running
back I'd street the depth the lot This lot
of the enclosed lot al the of and ID Terms
JAS. NJ. wICKHAM, Commissioner.
O'Clock, P. 81. - "''
July IA l9-tds
UNIVERSITY OF vIRGlAIA-rhe Sessions of this in.,lu
on IN, am If JAW @nln,rn :" a 81 %so o ahd mae
with therfespective Professors,
J. Ancient aneuases-D DR.. Gcs'nrr Harrison.
Modern l.aneuases-Dr. Charles Kratsir.
2. Matirmatics.-,!r Edward H. Cnur,euay
A ~, ia, Al u
Civil Eneinrerng-the subjects of which divided be-
Professors Mathematics and Natural Philosophy
G. Chemistry and Alatera Medca DIR. Ro. E. Rogers.
7. Medicine.-Dr. Henry Howard.
A Mn, and sa,se-Gr lanes cabe
10. Law--Jndse Henry ST. C. Tucker.
Judge Tucker Is Chairman Of the Faculty
The regular, stated charges for the session s2a5
For all other necessary expenses this sufficient 25
$3.50 90
The of $3.50 been found years past to be
the total amount of The Students
from The hooks Of the Patron, with whom they required
post all their funds.
further particulars the printed catalogues
Washington Giohc and The Charleston Mercury
papers standing advertisement will be found.
WILLIS Ii. WOODLEY, Proctor aud Patron U. Of Va
July II l9-tlO
p.tsh's Gazette Cincinnati Gazette Ohio; ,e Raleigh Regs-
The Mdsevie Recorder and Savannah Georgian Georgia.
The Mobile Chronicle, Huntsville Democrat and Flag OF the
Union habama The Natciez Courier and Mssppian, Miss
isspp The Argus and Bee New oreans and The Journal and
Adscser louisville Ky win publish the above their conn
accounts to the Proctor OF the University.
SELECT SCHOOL AT THE UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.
- For the of having his and few other boys
vantage the subscriber engaged REV. Henry w Nlaer
tens, oil Goulnsen aud for resident of
take charge of small School his house limit
ed ~ Is pupils Only four wanting complete tho
number whom he will take into his family, If timely application
BESIDES all the branches of liberal English Education the
Hebrew Greek Latin French German and Spanish languages
Tuition and board, including washing fuel and lights, payable
The School open LIST of September and the
ith OF July following WILLIS II. WooDLEY.
10 The Wing will publish in the country paper until notice
XVILlIAM AND MARY coLLEGE,-Ths Lectures in this
w Institution will commence the 2nd Monday In October
Course for the Degree Of A. s.
JUNIOR YEAR
Belcs Ie,res Logic Ethics aud Hsory.-Thomas R. Dew,
Political Law Tucker Professor
Mathematics Robert Saunders Professor
Cheinstry.-John hllingon, Professor.
SENIOR YEAR.
Political Economy and MetiphysiesThomas r. Dew Profess
Natural philosophy.-John slilneton. Professor
Malhematcs-Rohert Saunders Professor.
INDEPENDENT CLASSES.
Law.-B Tucker, Professor.
Preparatory Mathematics Robert Saunders, Professor
CLASSICAL DEPARTMENT.
Ancient Ianeus ges-Chatles Minnigerode Professor.
To enter the Latin Glass; The Student he prepared
read and vs and for admission into the Junior Greek
Glass he must he prepared to read Xenophen.
Expenses OF Regutor Student.
JUNIOR YEAR.
three re} s;; go sseA $50 fSSS
nan ma,r;r rpr, tn Fee 500
soaId including washing, lights and fuel 1870 90
soo5 90
Fee, to three rrofessor,, $50 90
Fee, - w
Board, &C., low W
sl9s 90
INDEPENDENT CLASSES.
Law. $40 90
Janior Latin Glass, 90 90
Inmior Greek Glass %
senior do % ca
The price Of here put $780, thai paid the
College Steward who in consideration Of certain privileges
the Faculty take all Students who aRpy &c" 70,
lodge in the College Building. ,, a., .
o, goardnp Houses in town exceed $780, This has
established understanding with the College au
To enter the Mathematical Class the Student must be
prepared with simple Equations nose no. So
prepared may obtain the preparation in Preparatory
Glass. , ,.,,.,
Of higher studies to the attainment oil the deeree
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msy The annual Catalogues or by corresponding
with any one Professors. The classical certificate is re-
auired for the degree Of A ".
ton my institutions can obtain The necessary rom
Professor ngtun private course OF Medical ln-
sirncion: Fee $50
co,d and va.e course by Professor which the Text Books
viii he Commentaries The Revised Code oma1s u
rest Strpens Peedng-lst end edion-Mtiords Plead
nps while the Student Will have the advantage of reading In al
rensye and well assorted reference Library Fec S3u
Text Book, in all subjects referred 10 can be had In town
M nrcps not exceeding thnse in the cities
h parons attending any of the private classes mentioned,
Students o! the College, VIII be required 10
,narcu if above the age of To-
Private Classics preparatory for College, ana
in Ih German French Languages may be obtained In town.
" " 4. X. DEW, Professor
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TN CHANG cRY-TtRCI,fA, 10 wi-At Rules taken W NE
Clerks office Of tie Circuit Superior Court OF Law ana Iha
rerv far Prince Edward County. tine a day 0. July, ioia
Henry +. Ellington, A!mr Of Jane Ellington FiaihuH'
Alexander r. Walho Executor Il Edmund Locket who was
sb,if of Prince Edward county, and Administering Of william
deceased Kelso Execntix Of Robert kco,
sheriff of Prince county and administrator de hont
Of said William Hason deceased and the children OF said
.wi,,am Harrison deceased wit: Theodoricx William H.,
Trent e. Uabney O., Mary D. Kiiena J. hbner Benaah and
Harrison Mrhaux Sheriff OF Prince Edwnrd anu,
IS such Administrator OF James Foster James NJ Taylor
ms and Mary wife, Nathaniel Burgnmy and Mildred hs
wife Charles Ellington, William Ward and Susan hs WIFE ana
aveuia boswell James Dnwel infants, by Branch Wtr
special GUARDIAN and Thomas Nelson eiendats
Tie Defendants, Beams and Mary his wife, Na'hane
Mildred his wife, and Charles Ellington, mol nav
rut,red appearance and given securiy according 10 m
ct of Assembly and Tie rules % this Court anu u
not Inhabitants of this state on inc NO
entered al