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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-21
70 debt0rs ar Subscriptions TO be aFarmers Regsllr

TO debtors for subscriptions to The "Farmers Register
'n undersigned having been suddenly called from
o virginia, and being about TO take hs departure,
cFsy icrety made the that he should
hl' TO the feelings Of Kindness well
GGe oil each OF his debtors for subscription To the
"ia,mers' Register,
The undersigned has, throughout his whole editorial cor.e
an unusual degree OF S;rietness in erasng
isl he names Of Subscribers whose dues had been long in mr.
rear. Generally tie of all persons on the
list who had been delinquent for years. very were su
rsd 10 remain three years. and longer
cause oil personal knowledge report Of the particular Gebu
cancter having induced confidence in his entire responsibility
ana correctness But for this of purgaon and
exclusion The names remaining On the subscription list woud be
as numerous, ana The present debts and final would
ne IN ar greater proportion Further, charge known
erate debt has been permitted To remain and
accounts nor any disputed charge, matter how unjust
eoundess the dena, Of tic debtor Therefore, known
a inc hebfs recently and Charged aud which
out, undspuird debtors responsblc and az
those, The amount still remaining due December 1872
when the connection of the undersigned Farmcrs
eef ceacd by notice hong before cven,) 700 This
sam, pa, wo"d he about equal II the DUE
Two cii" years Of TIE labors expenses and sacrifices Of
drf.'sned as ed'r publisher and nprieto together such
PROM on MS naly ~ ought 10 have hren received Ard there
" his Present position precisely that Of having laborcd, with
body and mind, for for his subscribers and The pbc
ana havln. incurred and
ton, absolutely far nniiirg.
he rGdlrsncd IS we'll awa.e and readily admits mere
car lessncs and aaenton or The debtors us oica
tons Tor the the
small de BIS and he among debtors very many men Of
tie stricies honor ard few who his personal friends
ana hearty approvrrs nad wrlwsers Eu these consdera
lions, however .ect opinion in
qnehcy ni the Debtors do Ia the least tighten, Lut
crease the hardship on the creditor.
Ihe Undersigned earnestly requests Of all delinquent
ber, who may see this notice, To remit al his r-k mail forth
WITH The sums due. fany be nninoined amount
ne may learn by referring TO the statement the No.
Vol = nr Juj 81 sl. And separate bill, for the
MI still delinquent. will he again within time after
the date &c THIS publication.
Rcri,ancrs by may still be addressed To me- at Peters.
burg 10, which receipts WI, be given f desred by author
lied agent EaMCND RUFFlN,
Late Proprietor cf the Farmers Register.
Jan 70
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RICHMOND VIRGINIA. SATURDAY, JANUARY 81, 1913

FpUCATIoN.--Mrs. ELIZA A. TOD proposes opening
- School for the tuition Of young ladies' at the c"nelcs
ent Of The ensuing IN the county q Matthew's al sea'0a'
hr residence OF her father, COL Tn. Hudclns
Her will embrace all the various banchos
OF English Educaiion comprising Orogphy, Reading VIII
ing Arithmetic Grammar Geography Ancient and Modern HIS
tory Rhetoric the of Composition, Chemistry Astronomy
Natural Mental and Moral Philosophy Mrs Tod oilers te vey
moderate eighty dollars for board and twenty Tor
all the branches; fifteen dollars for instruction IN Spce
Reading aud Writing the elementary branches. mrs. ou
will be aided by competent assistant and decmng me
ton of youth rather pleasure than blrden no pains WIZ ne
spared improve the and understanding o those en-
trusted 10 her Charge.
School will open Monday In January, and con-
time until h. first Of August The months OF August ana sep
generally embracing the whole OF the scky season III tue
lower country Mrs Tod proposes gvins those months As
none whatever the Winter Each pupil viii be taked
with weekly during the thus ovians the oec
ton too long respite from study Mrs. Tnd will engage the
services Music Teacher the number o scholars
Painting and Fashionable Embroidery, III SILK and
wosed taught S. each. The French language will be
The for board and tuition are re-
qued quarterly In advance Each bOardcr will be re
CURED when practicable furnish bedding, towels and
dles-or they furnished for the Of ten dollars extra
Mrs. Tod requests nil persons who may wish aone her
School send pupils the first day possible, deduction
will hc made and much valuable time een Lost by uDnece
sarY procra.tinatlon.
Rereaee President Dew of William { Mary College and
others, il necessary. ELIZA a. TOP.
Sf.llrd. Nov, a5 1872 5S-2iwt'f
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,,,s of the Richmond Enquirer.

Terms VI .,s1a.s three ,ass vssk during
,e are and t'ss sec dp1,ng SH' '''
Dollars per and Three Dollars FOR siI mHn ans
,Jyamse paid IN the Office or ren',ea os MAIL p''
passh'" III t,ss ner anuum at the end OF the year
pad sS oee may RENTED per mall In good anu
Gak uoes i, the risk OF J me o Of sinsie letter
;rs ba a'a TO The writer. II is the accumulation OF
- IA an y.s'ssive BUSINESS WINS"
u?@a t1 ,v for nine papers, annually shall have the
,ei'a .r-:.s rcnys OF ADVERTISING.
e.. lines or less, tirs, insertion, IS cents; for
ea ~ mus, We accompanied with the advance
pa, s1i''l,o Sns amount to siHo per annnm,
IL those mos" ser cent: and To $50. OF 10 per cent
d:soin WI ue solicitation OF several OF our Guy llenus'
~ Nthc ti >, tan. limited number o yearly aaSe!-
we etcnnea unnecessary any thing IN
81. advantages liSey 70 result " n uauer in tho coun-
safe dca'~f, ron fac that annual advertisement twice &c
yS viii appear ery gaI s;a inss however 10 the
paper SS ijd IN our genera; ns]-and TO sns aaSese
t aud they must pay Pre- rs'a m S Of their aver-
.44o. r as they please, without any aaa'@na soS'
Ts'@'SH. are nc terms w {, shays' $40
Foil slnUe' 40
. twice a week, ~
AL and M,ress Gn, inc s."% n.s, ss a,en
@ X IL, ndcrSacu Ufthe Postmaster IN the , @
- in no case be published. Every measure ,a. ia
,r,vrr; inposons and quzzes, has prupsuhefeo
ne unay.ia-We must, therefore Fs VI ,I me postmaster
INC Communication nenc cet'lhed W tue hAI.i' " ~
,,..,, 90 ~ back Of thets:s-.'
49, M Subscriptions shall hereafter be consdered az INQUIRE.
m! ne in ADVANCE and for year ishort.
o,!s .ed ior shorter time, anu pac !of III ""'" " $780,
No publication shabe sen, the order Of any new anu
~ ,,sr.ihrr unless paid for advance or sat'si.sy
, ia some Known aud accessible person IN REGARD &c
E Subscriber or his payment But In case OF a. o -
aor without payment, from new supserine az con-
,"i yi:h The conditions single number may ne SEMI O."
:nc or accompanied by copy oi ms y, nav NAV be
the publisher and who iay re''aIn itslen n CIV =,
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UOY.r s. CO.'S OCFICE

Undr Tho Exekanee Iotel, Rioh,nond Firpino
.M96NIFiCEhT SCHEME TO BE DR.qH.v 18th JANUARY
VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY highest prize 100000 on- Of
sl5n $1,000, 5000, 81 000 81, 49, Of OO0 of
hundred prizes thousand dollars 10 $50 Of 800
and other prizes, amounting s7i46 $50 Whole Tickets $40
halves $5QuaTiers 81 So llOYT Co. will sell certificate
Of package OF % whole tickets in this rich for $40
halves s3qnarlers $685. Orders from distance, enclosing
price of ticket certificate of package, will be attended
with our usual prompIness. Please address
HoYT & CO., Richmond Va.
IAN IL 7s-tks
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CsEVERN HALL AND CENTREYILLE FOR sAlE'-hav.
- determined 10 Kentucky "ier Tor SAFE my
Gloucester containing 400 acres all low grounds There are eo
bushels Wheat and IS Of Barley seeded on the firm nc I'M
pro, with the exception Of the dwelling which needs
slight repairs new and Of the Most Superior orue-
Tie society tie reghhcrhood Of Severn la. Il equal " any
aso offer my Farm ccnirevie upon which now reside,
and in Mathews county, >ale Centre
viir contains of land. Tie improvements good,
and The dwelling i large, two story aud finely BUN brck
house There Water Mill the Farm The Norfolk packet
Centtevie wharf week The nrehborliod,
health convenience, &c., &c Ccntrovle, render II one oil The
most desirable farus In Matthews. For reference. apply To Dr.
Taylor cf the Senate d. Nicholson, cEd r Augustine Robins,
Of the House Of Delegates .
MARY +. SHEPARD.
NJ
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.piTiIlsTS-VaiCABLE SOUTHERN PROPERTY
r1r aEThe interest belonging the Estate of Josiah
.craseL in the Eatonion Factory being one'hait
r-of i for Capitalists, who wish TO make pro-
a., Inv, should fail 10 improve this opportunity, az
yur fitr,:.-ss upon the present investment
,a,rt le, mites West OF Eaoaon Putnam county, Geor-
vi river never failing stream, atfo.ding sufficient
[ nam rr for any machinery Attached Ia 1t, are good
e house all necessary buildings for Inc accommodation OF
md st and Saw Mn successful operation ms
offered for sale ,aco, division, and VIII be soia all
her @, in shares purchasers The terms VIII pe ot
m r u,ou,, attended aud %l take pleasure IN show
m r po2rl,g 10 any person who may Wish To purchase.
"h 49, JOHN II. fLOURNOY, r,ecn,ors
" BASS,
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DREPARAToRY SCHOOL OF RANDOLPH MACON col
EGE.-The sch a.tic year of this Institution is divided into
Sessions beginning the 81 of August and the other
the b of January.
Tie regulations Of this dpertme tie nearly all
s3,rt, nth these Of the College proptr.
The occupy large buldnr in which they fur
nshe free Of charge, with suitable for sleeping and stu
The Principal Of tie School his the
huldng that his pupils day and night under his
The institution believed be efficient Perhaps other
preserving the morals and culiyang the minds youth
0crPo!cssor Hardy of the College, RECTOR e. b. Jones
a. b., Principal.
Erpnse.-Doard So per month"; Tuition SIS per session.
Tie next session begins on the llil Of January, s43
By order Of the TRUSTEES
Ian : 74-waw
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pETERspIrRc


i'o OUR FRIENDS AND THE PUBIIC.-We have associa.
ud with Mr. Thomas H. PEBBLES late If Delfeld, and will
continue Tie Dry under the firm and style Of
RANDOLPH PEBBLES & co.
ny This arrangement expect offer inducements for
continuation of The very liberal patronage have receved-as
additional active business partner will enable keep
esh and complete asotment mud friends and
inc public with promptncss and greater satisfaction.
The name of nr will continue nc used i'm lquda,ing
our old business GARLAND & RANDOLPH
Petersburg, Jan. II, 1919. 77-w4w
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SCHOOL AT AMELIA SPRINGS.-The subscriber having
- employed Mr. William b. F-aterston Teacher win open
School Amelia Springs commencing Monday the 10th of
January, and terminating the 10th of December following,
with months vacation in August In this School will be
taught the Latin Greek and English languages.
Terms per SESSION IF ten monks.
Board including lodging, washing, &c, 500
Boarders leaving Friday evenings and returning Monday
mornings. with washing done at home, IS
Tuition in Classics, 81
a5
FRANCIS A. WILSON
-ydy
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NEW FiRMThe undersigned have entered into Copa5tner-
snip under tile firm and style of Randolph PEBBLES &c
me purpose Of conducting extensively the STAPLE AND
fhNcG DRY GOODS BUSiNESS-and solicit the confidence
anu Patronage Of ,lc:. friends and the public.
EDWARD RANDOLPH
THOMAS II. PEBBLES,
HUGH A. GARLAND.
Petersburg Jan. il, Is,3 77-wAw
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- EECH CREEK ACADEMY.-The undersigned would an
- Tie public that they have again employed Mr. b.
T. Wden supentend this School for the year si3 which
viii the second Monday February next. and
continue months. Having been in employ for the
confident recommending the School the public. Instruction
will he in Greek Latin Freac Mathematics, aud all En-
ei branches usually taught Academies. Particular
will he given 10 speaking and composition There Is
If eight scholars and f application made
in
desirable, either for morals health, study.
Tuition per yea: English, SO; Languages 800 Board, s90
G. p GooDALL NATHANIEL CROSS,
JAMES MCDOWELL, THOMAS NJ. WHITE,
WM. l. WHITE. JESSE WYNN.
Hanover Nav. %, 1882. O-wtf
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AWRENCEyiLLE FEMALE sEMlNAKY.-1his School
II established in Lawencevle, Brunswick county, Virginia.
1t has Successful operation during past year and will
be continued under the of Mr. and Mrs Wordsworth who
have had several experience in teaching ladies' Tie
academic divided into Of five months each
The Winter i'll the 4 of January and the
Summer the day of July The IL education
will he thoruugh and the subjects of study illustrated ~ familiar
lectures Philosophical Apparatus will be procured ecty
pOssihe aud of lectures and experiments illustrating the
principles of Natural Philosophy will be given for the benefit o
the ladies' The Rev. Mr. Castleman will favor School
with lectures upon Moral Philosophy Evidences Of
any Composition will receive special evening
each week The young ladies will reside Dr. Morr;son's
my with the teachers where they will be treated with
tai kindness and soctude During the hours of relaxation FROM
study such innocent in themselves and
calculated 10 promote hsa and nvgorac The mind vii; be
encouraged Board term Of five months, will be Si5 Tu
ton in English branches from S!2 SIS Latin French
S5 Instruction in usic the Piano. $780, Of the in
strumcnt, 81 So
R.crsaees.-Rev. r. r. Castleman Mr. Claiborne,
f-ssor Browne Mr. Peter l. Turnbul, Robert %. Turnbul ESQ.,
Dr. Henry Lewis Edward b. Hicks ESQ., John T. Shell, Esq
MT. Richard d. Powell Mr. Harrison fleaweli and Mr. Clarke
swrencrvlc Mr. George Stone, Brunswick; Hon. James
H. Cuson, and Thomas $ GinlSon. ESQ., ccrsburp Edward
r. Chambers, Esd 10! don Capt W. Maddox, Mr. Nicholas T.
Davis and Capt S!vanus ncraham, lunenbure; Sir.
Pryor Dinwdde Rev. Mr.. Hodges, Williamsburg; Rev. J. H.
Morrison Buckingham
Nov. - 5S-wl0w
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NTEcRO WOMAN FOR SALE UNDER TRUST DEED
II virtue Of Deed cf Trust from VIM W P"r;er 10 me- bear
ing date Sd October 1872 aud duly recorded in the
County of Powbalan the day, shall for rpose
in said mentioned, expose SALE at public auction, for
cash Powa,an Court hnuse the first Monday IN February
next being Court day Negro Woman. named Polly and her
increase any the date OF the deed The title believed
10 be perfect but shall sell and convey Trustee only
II. l.. HOPKINS Trustee.
- IN 75-fds
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,,ALE OF LAND AND NEGEOES-By whine of Deed OF
- Trust executed the undersigned - Trustees ny me
,, WLgm E.elr,Ion aud Thomas Pride, for tue benefit oil
.Isot f. i;aaSer d"e tile 9TH Gay "i Decelhbe
t.j and If Clerks Gice OF the County Court OF
amelia. NrgaiI, the undersigned, trustees as
aforesaid wilt Thursday. the 23 day al March, 1879 ia
riug day of s1d county. at the Court house OF kd
county Amelia -. uhlc aucit0a to tive highest hnuts
cash Iu. property real and PERSONAL conveyed ia
and hy r. E.aie,ton, To Wit: All ttit tract or
arce Land said Of Amea on the south SIDE
tie pubic leading FROM the Count house of SAID county To
Cdyes BY estinaon ioar hnhared
rs same and bounded MS follows on tie
East lands James r. Cooke, the South by the lands
Al Edward Wilkinson and James r. Vaughan the North by
The public road leading Amelia Court house To Jeteysvi
and On tile Yves, the land Of Richard Noble. Also, other
arc- 90 Land lying in said county, aad adjoining The
land on which pouuIse of said county Is located, contain
!ea Ay Estimation bundled and nneyfonr acres be TIE
>.Qe less bounded follows the South by TIE
llrG called Poor house tract; te West by the lands a
.gt MARSHALL and Joseph Gagg The East b; the lands Of
ra.g Warren Nafshal and the Norhward By The
81 Bragg Also the following Slaves,
- Ned, Horace,
John, Lewis Maria, Eiv'a, Scna Dolly aId
lcrchGIrn Jane Ncy and Nancy and such children Of ssd
been born since the execution Of said deed
and Any Olr property conveyed ty said William T. Egsleson
$50: deed particular descr pton Of al OF which
property reference hereby made said deed The title to all
OF h- aforesaid property is believed to be perfectly good buzz
cling A. Trustees, VII convey only such right is vested in
w. by The deed aforesaid.
THOMAS r. GILES, Trustees.
Jan. y 76-,ds
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LNEaiALE SCHOOL IN LOUISA-The School 1T my house,
for education adr' will scnEiaence on Mon
day, the 10th oi Januaiy next under he Supervision 81 MS
ane Randolph Dodge YORK. who has discharged the
highly responsible ddes of rearter IN mahner satisfactory 10
patron. present year Tie mrde Gntd, therefore Feels
Edrc iss Eoasc Ia he Ht'c, ~ n
and faithful insuctress In this stoi EVERY ming
will be Taught constitute ele Eneiish Edfa
on together with Painting, Music ard the French lansnase
The clo having bcea established with view Ia the education
my children will b., heretofore restricted Ia small
Of pupils The location prvcrba for lis heahineSs
and lis conauiiy TO the Louisa Railroad viii prove convent
the transportation of pupils aud their baggage
The including necessary EXPENSE Tor The scho-
las,ic year, will he Sl50
My aGd.ss is Pottesville, Louisa county
CLAYTON C. COLEMAN.
I.,lons Castle Iouisa en- DEE D ls;3 6J-wu
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lanes A. PATTEsoN, CoMMis.tos MERcH.sT, Richmond,
Ya-W give pomp, attention TO sales OF all kinds OF FRO,
duce Merchandise consigned 10 ms care S'oe on Gary
street. adjoining Messrs. Caperton crump A. w,v
Oct IL wv!
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Jcrluus Castle Louisa co.. Dec 2 lst2 GJ-wt

AW NOTlCEThe subscriber ha- removed h Office 10 the
basement story OF his residence the Of h and
opposite The Office Of the Mutual Assurance Society," lie
he found at his Office when in attendance agan
sumedl on some Of The Courts nf the City.
TO CLAIMANTS.-The subscriber, after interval Of some
again tenders his services claimants The Govern
net Of the United States the State Of Virginia. for revon
ionary services, other demands whether arising under
contracts otherwise. His experience attending such
claims may enable him. in where They are well found
ed To the of the information Ia sustain
The advantage that expedenc-h familiarity with
the subject and dgen attention, stimulated b. the necessity
of beginning his life OF hrsnesshe ~ willing To pledge
10 those who employ hmur moderate CERTAIN comensa
on such reasonable contingent commission be agreed
Urged by such Inducements lac pledges all the indus
try and energy he may have eSeci. His residence and
oire on 9Th and streets the Swan Tavern Letters
addressed TO him will be puncually attended 10.
THOMAS GREEN.
Richmond, 9Th 1912 5j-y
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I1LEETWOOD ACADEMY.-The sixth Annual Session Of
Academy viii commence the Old January next, un
der the direction Of the subscriber who will be aided in the in,
sr,ou of the School by Mr. Joseph Kay A. b. graduate OF
William and sarywho, during his collegiate course at that In
si'uon. acquitted himself IN manner hshy satisfactory to
char,e efficiently duties of an instructor.
The course of instruction will embrace the Latin Greek and
French Languages Natural Moral and Mental Philosophy The
Elements Of Chemistry, Arithmetic Geometry Algebra Plain
and Spherical Analytical Geometry Practical Sur
yeying ard such branches constitute sound, liberal English
Education.
The object aimed the plan of instruction will be- TO i'm
part by unreming exerions an accurate and radical know
ledge az lie SUBJECTS TO which the students attention may be d.
so to prepare him for entering College credaby for
engaging in active business -,
vanases for the moral training OF youth
The year will be divided i91 b W." o. ve months
no deduction made for absence after entrance for
the residue session. except IN cases OF sickness
o. WHITE.
Acknowledgement Academy, King & Queen
Dec. 20 oi-oi&wu
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y - he franklin Manufacturing Company have ap
iii, So A. ;. Maddox their Agent, who will be furnished al
1r 80 doors below the Bank of Virginia, with large
: % az The varieties of Writing Paper made at their Mi
. sl aica, packet post and letter Paper, all which he
"se aud retail, NJ such prices cannot fail to
b ''' Ci'yand country merchants, and citizens Of
.shay ar" respectfully invited examine his stock
l,,, i IS not 10 their interest encourage domestic
drj,:, RICHARD WHITFIELD, President.
--'''F''. DIFF
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CoNcnRp ACADEMY.

THE session of this Institution will the frat
Of February the last of November Course Of in
" heretofore FOi the cha
Institution the efficiency of their mode of in
sucon the the gentlemen whose names
annexed to the of their students Colleges
and Universities the highest standing in the Union AZ the
Of the Of the University Of Virginia, of
tanned degree NJ, having, within twenty months era
duaed in the Latin Greek French and Spanish Languages
tuya Philosophy Moral Philosophy Chemistry ind Mathematics.
Persons wishing more particular nfonation obtain by
either of the subscribers and d.
rected to Concord Academy, Caroline county Va
+. w. COLEMAN,
j. d. COLEMAN.
IrFrREScrs-Co Mordccai Cooke Porsmouth Mordecai
Cooke m Esqs Norfolk Robert c. Sanard Esq, Richmond;
Frsram. Richmond; Rev. Nicholas CCbbs, and
Col. William r. Johnson Petersburg; Joel olenan, Esq
Isle of Wight VIM H. ayoe, ESQ., Mount Airy Ion NJ I.
Hunter C. WI Judge Y Masoas Southampton Hon. w Z.
Rives, G. W.; Judge i.ayly, Accomack.
Gentlemen who either have had present have or
wards members Of the Institution.
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COLUMBIAN HoTEI-Thc Proprietor. of his establishment
~ their grateful Acknowledgements for the liberal
patronage which has been extended tem and respectfully so
cit from the public generally and especially from the friends of
Zacbarah Brooks continuance Of their favors.
The air. Brooks will interruption to
the OF the establishment and attention
will continue be extended TO the customers Of the house
repairs house will contribute the comfort Of
The guests
In ,eqence the reduction tie Of many the sup
pes board from the lst January will he reduced
10 The following very low rates, viz:
Board per year, SiCn 90
Board, per day 81 IS
Single meals, 81
I.odging, IS
Horse prrl ay. 50
Richmond. December 3lst, 1912. Tim
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CHARLOTTESVILLE FEMALE ACADEMf.-I'he intermf-
~ datr examination OF the members of this Institution win
take place The 2 and nth instant This examination Will
not he succeeded by vacaiun but by reorganization Of the
classes Ter another period Of five months Hence the LIST of fr
buay will be favorable time for the Of ladies
AZ period existence has this Seminary enjoyed
share of patronage and yet the Of the build
ing and the number o Teachers such justify the
ton Of twelve pupils in addition the present number
Guiii, including accommodation, $50 for S months.
Tuition in thorough course Of English, IL
Music with Use Of instruments, Is
French, 10
The best accommodation be expected for boa,dcrs
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y re President and Directors Of the Bank of Vir-
t efafcd dividend Of the profits Of the lGsti-
10 ts ~ s' months Of per Of which per cent.
IL lie - tones, and Tie other l. per cent. will he paid
"'"No.dtIs OF demand
lm. J. W. PECRAM, Cashier
7S-ct
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Aw NoTIcE-wILLIAM DANIEL. ia, ArroHsEr At
IL Law LpnehJrp 3D. attends regularly the Superior and
Inferior Courts OF The counties nf Campbell BEDFORD and Am
hers and of the corporation Of ynebug and also The Superior
Court Of Buckingham. :,
Jan. ~ ia-W1W