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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-09-26
PIANO FORTE WAREHOUSE.

rr,ur CO instantly receiving from tr celebrated ma
nuactoy OF NUNS & Clark, New YORK. elegant ana pn
Piano Foirs possessing the iate4t improvements anu @
dcacv of touch and otone peculiar to their ma
nufacture. ,..-, ,,.,. .s u.sic,
Merchandise in general. . :. ,
Piano Fores repaired hire and taken in exchange
CHEAP MUSIC.
The largest collection III Mnsc ever offered Tor sale IN t
state may be selected the store of the subscriber VINO
now enabled to sell ut Philadelphia and New York wholesale
and retail prices. .,,, ,o, ,.,,.,
Those purchasing sell again VIII he furnished upon pee
'e'''S Tia" ''' '1'' "' p II. TAYLOR,
lana Piano Forl. and Muse Store. opposite the BG"ss
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-09-26

LEATHER, OIL. &c.
and henock tanned Sole Leather, assorted weIS7 III"
~ qualities
Russell and waNed Upper Leather
Kip and Calf skins OF all kinds
Morocco and Seal skins
Grain Upper. &c.
Skt;ng and Harness Leather
Black ana fair Bride do.
Collar Leather of every Kind
Seating Leather
Curtain top Carriage Leather
Step Leather, Russet Innings
Japan Leather
Moro u Roans and Skivers
Tanned Sheep Skins for Coach Makers Shoe Makers BOOK
Binders, .,,,;
Handing and Bands for every description Of Machine
~ made 10 order, u the lowest
general assortment of English and American Threads Shoe
Findings
Tanners Oil, &C. Also,
900 pair superior city made Plantation Bosues, for ne
-
Country merchants, and purchasers generally VIII una my
stock To every usually kept Leather establish
net all Of viii sell los, no, lowe. than they can
be purchased in the city
JAS. 6. WATSON, Dealer in Leather, &c,
llth Il street To Mayo's Bridge
c., a9-lm
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-09-26

Mrs. MEAb'S SCHOOL, RICHMOND, vs..
MIR. Meals School viii be c.open.d Monday the and oi
m. becl Of The institution prepare the young female for
her hi duties here s higher destiny hereafter sound
on motives quckened by the influences ot the
Christhn religion. -.
Vobc Teachers have been secured f the various depart
and Ancient and Modern Languages, Music ana
Drawi,r, vii! he taught by experienced masters
Mrs Mead refers The following gentlemen al OF whom nave
daurh,is at her Schnn.
RI Few. Bishop Iohns
Rev I'd nm Em2le, d. H.,
Rev Wi l;ami " rwnoi.
Rr, George y Smith, Alexandra, u. C.,
Tr Thomas Wight Wilmington, y. C.,
f'arr I.raxon, Esq, Hanover, Va
Jams ! !; y 1ir .u1n. EI T.. Richmond.
FIR ems ,n ~''' Apply :" ''s - 3s-t6O
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FALL GOODS

FALL GOoDS.
CHINA, QUEENS WARE AND GL2SS-Sfpt' 1913
TINE subscribers have open. in Store, we'll selected
stock and pretty goods, consisting OF Printed IN Co
ors Coored Edged, &c Ware Of every descriptions emma
and fne rich Cut and Plain Glass Of French
German aud manufactures German SILVER britannia
and best es Toilet and other Looking Class
cs English and American Ware, &call which we
package repacked suit purchasers rcasona
BILE prices, and on the usual credit
Importers of China Glass, &C,
Sent s 3a-wtf Three doors above the Bell Tavern
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-09-26
A STEFAN SAW MILL FOR SALE.

WILL sell TO The highest bidder Thursday the ln os
! next ii O'Clock A. NJ the steam saw "i ,J -;
built my land. This Mill Is most conveniently s,u
James RIVER in The county Of enrcn two ana n' 49,, on.
low the city oS Richmond II built Of SUBJ tanila n.a'' pa
timbers aud worked by engine of 10 or Il morse
capable of saving least ao0 feet of plank per a M Law
will take place Mill, The terms made kno" y" @ ,
Of sale which arranged in almost any way 70 su. m
chaser The subscriber living the premises WIZ aSs
sure VI sn" ,sd s ~ rp9 riiEOPHII.US TATUM
previous 10 theuay VI sure. 3O-tds
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MAl. ALLEN.
nGE.I,)
N y 4 u u p NJ r. JTJ n

DR4PER AND TAILOR,
rs receiving by New York packets his FALL and WIN
TER GOODS. comprising general assortment of Cloths,
assrneres vestings, Meno Unde rdessn., for gentlemen,
Gloves Cravas Shirts nen and co,ton andkerchefs
sc, &c. indeed every article necessary for sentlenans
wardrobe.
The above selected by him person. and the
greatest taken the selections he there
fore confident that they have only TO he examined to give sails
faction.
lie j. prepared all orders for clothing in the most
fashionable MANNER aud viii accommodate his prices 10 The times
and circumstances.
sent 10 35-w3m
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wEYANoKE loN JAMES ElyERl FOR sALE

,IS splendid Plantation formerly residence Of Dr. John
anae. situated in Charles City county, aud OH James RIVER
will be offered public auction, WEDNESDAY, the 9th CT
September next, nj O'Clock, p NJ
This place well known as ore Of he mos desirable farms
river whether regard fertility Of soil, ealthResS o.
aartrabtntss sburnod of buildings. or m
cily appulch minute description Is almost Useless
$40 acres, less of which about QUO are
cleared and fine al improvement The soil IL Of red
chocolate color aud therefore he worked with great ease
Lime plaster and clover have ecn frequently sc and are so
admirably adapted To the SOIL that degree of fertility may
he easily attained In proof is estimated that 500 bushels 1
wheat will be sold from this farm the present year IL IS wen
stocked with fruit trees Of great variety comprising Apples
and eary) Peaches Apcots, Cherries Fumbs WHICH, III
short lime, will be additional source OF much profit
Partial will be given in time seed wheat ana III"
growing crop az corn shall be secured
which will he by the first of January next, or sooner.
Gentlemen attending the sale, leave Richmond ny the
steamboat the day II sale and arrive IA me; Tor ms af'
situated within hours Of Richmond, PETERSBURG aHu
Norfolk, by steamboats, and railroads.
Mr.. John d. Kirby. living the premises, VIII lake
pleasure in showing The gentleman iesfos oi III
speeding it, -,
Trns-About So 900 cash. for the balance liberal credit
will he given + Z. SiANhnCh
Petersburg, August %, lsi3
Observation-Disclosures disposed treat privately for sad iIae.
Of Land may application 10 myself ar pr 'oh hse
Of Petersburg Should private sale be efecicd due noce VII
be given through the public prints. r. =; =
Aug. "a 3i-lus
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RICHARDSON s. CO.,

LAVE received by the ship Richard Anderson tfoH INe
direct. us arrivals Soh:a r:ies. "frs' w
ri-iy vi and amoIc Fall Dry tnods-wHch ih''as 'te
stock complete, s>tia. in part Of
Cloths, cas,ig;cTcs and
Fanne!s, blankets and napt
Plains. kerseys and iInseys.
paldngs, prints and domcscs-wih many fanny goods
Aso-Bisscs Thecpy, Ingfain and Venetian cafpesnes
and Rugs. -
5. 3i-iW'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-09-26

SCHOOL. BOOKS, BLANK BOOKS, PAPER, &c.
SMITH DRINkER < NORRIS receiving their usual
- Fall supply OF BOOKS AND STATIONERY. Country Mer-
chants dcins line of business will find at csini sh
Stock Paper Bonnet Boards Ink ouls
Steel Pens Bank Books, &c, &c
will he made pattern nj short notice
We are prepared 10 execute orders i'll tie line with which
may he favored
-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-09-26
NI,W GOODS

u els JAMES {; co, GLOBE SarAuE, have In Store
4 IA large and choice assortment ri
FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS
Purchased early in The season. The best terms, which they Of
WHOLESALE old friends and customers and the
public generally on their usual Having kept the
Spring much smaller than usual, their present supply
S.,, 10 :H-i2t
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,rW Ayp FASHIONABLE BoNNETS-We have just re-
r.d and opened a supply Of and fashionable bonnets
,, r,ence Braid Oriental, Prince Albert SILK and Willow
d aaca great bargains Will be sold nn,,cpy
-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-09-26

DEAL ESTATE FOR SALE.-The subscriber has for sale
m very fne E ates lying in different counties in Virsi-
anons them of faes Tobacco Plantations IN the
aeay Also Tract of heavily tmoered Land ~
d, Immediately laon the river about miles below Richmond
u. 30 ey 10 an individual willing embark IN the wood ana
& business offers certain opportunity making little for
In hcr he has for sale assortment oil town los
i.nes and estates in the county, viii enable him
sl,sr h Real estate c. T. BoTrS.
~ 33-tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-09-26

NSDlCA. NOTICE-The Undersigned would inform the
c especially his old friends, that he has
D Francis j. Meauer Jr., with him the practice of
and surgery, and that they be consulted at the
esdence of the undersigned, Prince Edward Court
na attention The practice of Medicine proper which
a-en compelled reinqush I'm some measures until now,
OF his increasing Surgical duties, and The want OF
5'i'at assistant
4i safe, that in all confded to the care of his
~ confidently recommend well qualified In his pro.
engages 10 afford his personal attention and advice
H. lafse. whenever deemed necessary or desired.
ate lnhrnary Of the undersigned for Servants Is still
and convenient accommodations be had in his
"Sislt HIM for professional advice.
s-,.,, JOHN P. METTAUER, NJ. D.
- easard c. H., July 25th, ls43 2-w2m
Louisa the ensuing year. The Latin, Greek, and
rtseS and sciences which usually embraced In IL
viii be taught The Sehoo, Ia three miles North
ep"t In retired, moral and healthy neghborhOod
WIZ be bestowed the health and comfort of the
, e! wl be treated IN every respect members of
ensaect the services Of Mr. Charles r. Dickinson
t ehan Of high moral and intellectual WORTH as we as
le instruction Of youth, having been several years
nGsness and has always given entire satisfaction.
'-i,n VII commence the lst day of February 1874
W9 zen months. Parents wishing to enter their chill
~tr, ~ s' We well TO do so as early rs possible.
). ''a'a and Tuition In the higher branches, $50
e Ryland and Charles L. Cooke, Professors of
~ asn sesei Dr. William A. Gi,pie; DR.. B. NJ. Francisco;
GV daeke,i, Paul ". Saunders, graduate Of the Uni.
sna' Addrsss-Treyian's Depot, Louisa.
Sts THOMAS J. BARRET.
36-w4wt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-09-26

NvERRY OAKS FOR SAI.E-1he subscriber having
WI location, for sale tina, well property,
the Merry Oaks lying in Hanover County, the old Stage od
Richmond Fredericksburg, aud IL miles from
the former place lie hesitacs not that IL Of the
places in Eastern Virginia There the yard
water, strongly impregnatcd with
of which has been highly by eminent Physicians
for various Diseases particularly for Summer complaint and
which has invariably speedy restoration to health
of these who have tried it, There have beca pre-
houses the accommodation nf
Summer season, which have been invariably filled opened
for And there doubt that bust
might be done with proper There attached
place about $50 OF land portion which
in woods containing large quantities. superior heart pine and
other valuable timber which night he made profitable
ing adjacent several Saw Mills The cleared land is high
yielding last 20 bushels
and is well adapted growth OF corn, wheat
The property will be shewn by the subscriber, residing the
Oaks WIN will make known The terms lie be addressed
posi- paid, through Richmond Pos. Office
Should above property he not disposed of by the 2hu
October next will he sold publicly that day. ii fair il rot
m. neyt fair day thereafter N. &. LIPSCOMBE, Ja
Aug 9l-wtlO
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-09-26

STORE HOUSE AND DWELLING FOR RENT OR LEASE
- The $50, md Dwelling Houses the property OF w T. John
m .il.ea =, county OF King William are
i rew Places believed afford liner field Tor mer-
III IN GAINESVILLE. Possession he had mne-
,,rlrd 10 GOOD tenant will be very liberal Ap-
.aaroas rs letter must be post paid ,,,n
,.1 % 2.l Guardian of w. G Johnson.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-09-26

CGEAERICKS BuRG EXCHANGE HOUSE FOR RENT OR
lEA>Srhese buildings situated in the most central
.ncoient of the town. opposite To the farmeis o'e
~ ar constructed of the very best materials and finished IN
ooI - rooms, and every convenience Tor an
Boarding House having been Kept such FER The last
favored with consde abe paonage;-but, as Is
any wishing 10 rent the above desirable pro-
ac beforehand, further description Is deemed IN.
Tire ab,ve properly might be converted
endid Hotel Possession the 10th Of October
g snn and further particulars, apply to
37-St
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-09-26

4 TEACHER WANTED-The subscriber wishes TO employ
Seminary for The ensuing session. commencing on .ne
. 0, an unmarried man. unexceptionabe moral charac
'"' " f Z. J. D. PRYOR.
,.,r..,..a g., y, 39-tlO
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-09-26

rgFt' GROUND PLASTER-Suppiies Of fresh ground Lu'
BIC FASTER receiving by Va, The quality Of rheh s 'ar-
NJ ana are selling reduced prices, as Agents o the ,anuac
'tS 36-bt
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BOOKS, STATIONERY, DC, CHEAI
J. ~. RANDOLPH,

MAIN STREET, RicHMoSD,
HAS on hand large assortment Of BOOKS SIMIioSERl
IL FANCY GOODS, Music aad MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS,
which he will COUNTRY MERCHANTS and others on
reasonable terms.
j. w r. has, In connection with his Bookstore,
BINDERY;
and employing hest wokmrn assure those wanting
Bound Blank Books made that all work will be done
in first style. - -,
An 5!-l2t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-09-26

cWO TEACHERSA young man, OF good morals ana com
-nl to teach the English and Mathematical branch
I'D another capable of teaching and - Classics also,
.j sIpa,ions Address Box No. 1913, RichT Post once
So-ii
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-09-26

fTErSTEE's NU'rICE.-DIvIDEND- The subscriber as
rrse of the Estate OF A. $ Maddox, will dividend
.duors Of said and after the 3h day OF sep
m 49, at office, Isles Building, corner of Nam ana
IA ,l-tis city of Richmond, Virginia
39--2t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-09-26

Sim kENARD-Ran away from the subscriber, on Inc
WV night Of the 18th of the present month"; (June my ne
a Phi Johnson who mIlaito, about % years OF aye,
-i AMI likely, full head of hair speaks slow, and when
a 20 very apt to Sir whether he hears distinctly
s Had on when he left blue jeans roundabout straw hat
. pair Il dove coloed cashmere panaloons lie also took
IVA at Saumer cloth coat originally black, but somewhat
Ia color by the effect Of the sum- with velvet COLLIN and
~ Of blue Cashmere pantaoons.
on was purchased BY in July, 1884, of Mr.. John Dam
r Trustee Of Augustus NJ. Baxun, OF Matthews county.
,N where, understand, he raised. His mother is
",tiaei oiwtch places have doubt he has gone.
Johnson taken mp of the state of Virginia. and COM
s Jail get him. will a reward of hun
~ arS taken up State aud committed to JAIL will
a"ai - dollars and If delivered TO III the city
a'hmond, Va, will give the sum OF IS dollars
T. b. JONES.
Sttlunl June Goth lss3 l5-tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-09-26

,.RI:ATE observation-disclosures years have elapsed s'ncs
ommrnech the instruction OF YOUTH ana ca,i'o. ",.
.,s for patronage which has been extended III me dfe
Tia, piod The pleasure which II gives me y" "'n e
.eet and knowledge renders THIS one u. 'e ~ "o
Iio,llii periods al my liie
H. ne training If yurh great points 10 form me cha
r,c. for virtue usefulness; give them anis I" rshhl
oie: accomplish these desirable objects all my np',s h
updr roof, at the same table WIN my 'ann! VI
The, form parr and none others are admea. , , III,
IL sought, contGct with me, The 6lclpihf, *
-, rm vet parena partakes nearly as may be- oil Inc pr
vn,: uniting wiih in degree the benefit OF uoie %
the hearts AMI good sense OF NJ! p
Len pacticablr rather than their fears No puph Is AUNT
for period Than zen months unless D! p, ne
~ nj The uun.r admitted VIII casa exceed 10 or 10,
III a ~ fncen wears unless previously members nf MY
Ciiy, except under extraordinary circumstances. n w.
.;icd ranlc large and all are required 10 c""n'
regulations, which are ;nctloa'cii' a'" "s'''"N ~ ~
,irtuntsy d!sp sed ,,..., -
Having removed ANA commaous establishment re-
,oe and retired the Gensr npuatIon on e Margin m TUE
of Georgetown d. Y 3, my sshi'iai!
sin open the admission nf youths on TIC is Vi o
md the Isl Of August following. . - ,o,,,
The OF instruction Is LIBERAL atcnnen 10 eiar
gentlemen for judclous college, and ernina,rs
higher grade The subjects iauen are nr Ya,a and
Moral Philosophy, the Evidences oi Chiisianity, anleo
Algebra, Tie Elements of Geometry: Geography hr "o"e' u
Boo keeping. oo,o
The charge for the year n ten months L. s aya
HE half yearly advance This includes tuition IN uh
branches board mattress, bedding, towels, he' ea"ues'
ns mcndng and pew rent. ,,;r mn,
uks Stationery Doctors BILL and branches o! education hn
embraced in the above such as other LANGUAGES S s @
separate charges In these competent teachers VIII DC e
pioyed, when desired 49,, ,-:..I s,.,,os
The halls OF Congress, and OF the Cous 81 me onsn
the Patent National Institute, ana o'her pnlc d
nr Navy Yard Tie Cana! OF the Chesapeake hn inc
public gardens. the various specimens oil arrhnee'u, m
statues paintings of remarkable men and events anu % M
semba,e of distinguished men n The seat oil Tue Na.i"", W.
venmcnt objects which will present tne opportunities " ~
p,nd mind aud elevat. the character Occasional 10
under special permission, accompanied ahh p'eee
proper explanations obviously have most saiita,y ihu
Direct tome al Georgetown, D. T. , ,,rXr :,
August 18th, 1873. "a oNc1'i' IN
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en- sEwARD!.-FLETcHER HEATH, THos. COOKE {

y.0 REwARD.-FLETcHER HEATH, THos. COOKE 4
wv JOHN SHERIDAN broke the Jail of Henrco county,
90 mad. their escape last night will give reward Of $50 for
a aud $40 for Cooke, Ii they delivered at the jail oil said
y Heath about "a years DID, about feet 10 inches high,
o grey large black whskers and black hair quite thin,
ma little inclined be bald, the palm Of the left hand
AZ mark on each hand between the thumb and iorehnser
d powder Indian ink speaks very slow ana s'aers
r ami has hollow voice, and looks per-
- The face when speaking him: he had when no broke
hnnchy Jeans flock coat, blue and White cotton pana-
's:l,lsA hat and shoes
u<ke 30 years old about feet. II inches high dar
" a eavy count-nance, dark haze and large black
p r HOMES ID = for r. A. Mayo, II. e.
s-psmber : LA 35-tf
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THOMAS & CHARLES ELLIS,
Importers of Dry Goods, Hardicarc Cucry ana Guns,

THOMAS K CHARLES ELLIS,
Importers Of Dry Goods, Hardicare Cuncry and Guns
(Oyposc the Exchange Bank,)
JAvE in Store fall supply FALL GOODS, chiefly staple
received by arrivals direct James River from Eaope These
goods purchased of the hest houses for cash and thy are
determined sell them favorable AID al prices a
low similar sonds be lad Of any the Northern importers
They have aso and desirable of Domesiics poH
the present season. the and their Agents
In both the Dry Goods and Hardware iincns their
ment general of the articles usually caliru f
BY the Virginia trade.
Country Merchants the large farmers the Interior and Others
well selected stack o Cords
assurance be offered them under many IA
ducemcnts 10 buy. THOMAS & CHARLES I.l.i.,"
sept. IL 54-iW
iIALI. AND WINTER GOODS, AND THE LATEST ASH
lONSBy the steamer Great Western and ship 81 lci"
hav. received fun and elegant assortment o the
desirable English and French Goods line, selected for
They purchased the and will he sold n
low such god. be had from house III me Ond states
Our customers, and others who war gcoa drtc a u" ~
respectfully invited call send their orders.
BEERS 4. PUlSDEXTER, Merchant IaIlorf
Sept. Il 3-it
NEW ESrABLISIIlENT.-TEc undersigned have termed n
~ Co-palnrsiip under the style III Gill. d SPiLhah
fn the prosecution The Of Merchant Taor all II,
The Senior partner has returned
Cnh many which imported for Them by houses at
the highest standing for their Judgment and knowledge oi Lts
The OF both afford satisfactory Glaa
will IL made 10 please, wei
the the Gnaiiy 81 tue ut'erla ~" "'"H'>i'
prices n best houses IN the country dtiand
4 call from their friends and the pub
respectfully solicited the old stand ol Peter SlRan
and ne AZ door 10 Wm. Mitchell. BEVERLEY 7. GILL;
PETER SrI.MaN, Jr.
Sept. 10 3'-2awlm
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beg Generals Waiter and Roger Jones'
Rnsgold Esq COL VIM Brent John p lneie ESQ ana 'e. w
onangh Esq., of the City Washington, u C ana 10 pncIof
Benz ohrer and WIN Robinson E1g Of n, the
Him. V Daniel, and Dr. Geo. Watson Of Re'monu' w
gia aud Gen. John H. Cooke Winnsviie POSI- ohce' VIZ
sinia ~ ,om
l o'--lV"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-09-26

E,R!NiiIL FEMALE SEMlSikY-1h- subscriber, hndns
IL II necessary, Of his hcaii I" suspend MS MINIS
he nsciuy employ proposes 'o
omen crinary Tor the instruction oi Young adics III f'h
Hin ia virn'ty at fcwhatan C. H. INSTRUCTION
viii M ,iyc branches which comprised III SUB
sana thorough. irale education. strict attention VIII ne
paid ard mara of all those who are entrusted
his car would receive Xix eight yos ladies
into r family !olier Board can also hc obtained IN ohe
families, in tic immediate vicinity of the seminary
TN seminary very pleasantly situated upon the st,ee ROAD
aSe from Richmond ynchurs ahomt ilrfytwu iniies
from former place. and the stage passes three times week
one hundred and fifty yards door. The neglho
hood very moral aud intelligent one, and as healthy prooa
Ly a.any the State cf Virginia.
3t,,-For Board Tuition, including washing, lodging
&c Is for ten deduction Of s. will he made :"
ii,o-. yho furnish bedding. Tuition alon. WIZ he
n - 800 according the grade o studies The hrst SEES
ion " commence first Monday in November next, ana
co.- a the Friday April. Tie ,aca ions viii be ~ May
and Each oarder wal be expected Ia pay So 'ach SEES
SION i: adyaucc, nd the balance al the end II t- session
~ JOSEPH L. CURTIS
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TDCATIoN-A Young Lady competent TO instruct IN Az Tue
br,nchrs of an English Education, Paintings Drawns &c,
wishes employment Teacher In private family piec lpos'
oaid J Elk Hill Post Office, Amelia. w - MADISON
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py THOMAS RICHIE y SONS
e.he Richmond Enquirer.

s,saea .arss tt=ses loeek 6urins tae s's.'on
jt md ;.c,ce ssek esr.ng me rest % LAC 8e9''
~ s', t'c's.TrIEsRpsM s OF sURscRirTloN g. =, month,
n ). naid at' or Iemea ey Ha' post
SIX dollars annnm ag a. ss IN. emitted per mall in good and
Bans RISK q ns postage postage single letter
sS r an% wrrr as
s,,.s, in an extensive BUSINESS winch
The EsS nine papers annually
-, traits. rrpus OF ADVERTISING.
.r,Ssn lines or less first insertion, 70 eents'ior
V",ailnuance, so cents ..om,.nisd with the advance
to insure e1eou s0 annum
Oiaose III 20 per and TO $50 oil 10 per cent
luEi Wa Us solicitation of several of our city 1riehus,
Ntae s.na IN take limited number OF yearly aaver-
fiNe altogether unnecessary To say any thhg III
u likely result thereitom TO The whole
o. lac & he circulation OF our paper IN 'ne couh
:yar;' The fact tha, annual advertisement, twice
~ sn ! ,r in erers paper and week IN eoery oae1
sS ~" WIN be strictly limited, however, 10 tue
general termsf-and TO singie advertise
v must pay PRO rata for enlargement beyond lne
shah have the privilege of changing their
as they please, without any additional cost
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