Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-05-07

CLEANLINESS, COMFORT AND ECONOMY OF FUEL
TIME Subscriber authorised by Mr. VIM A. Iickson Freeze
rckhurg contract with The citizens Of Richmond and its
which, with the most astonishing economy Of fuel to
dwelling houses, churches aud other public buildings in muc.
perfect than e effected bg other mode
Thi. being erecting ap;a
Mr. Jackson proposes Ia do the work aud wait for his b
Estimates Of cost. varying 80 10 $780, according To III,
plan ard size Of the house, will be furnished application 10 the
The public are respectfully invited and examine the Ger
ihcaies the value Of this furnished Of the
most respectable gentlemen in Virginia. {. T. BOLTS.
May ll-wu
VALUABLE LANDS AID MILLS FOR sALE.-I wish to
SELL privately, my Tract "f Land and Mills thereon. lying
Louisa county, South Anna Rive Yanceyvle. There
nearly hundred ofianG nhou! onehiri of which
wood. There ia considerable If river
hraEch fats and quite shclecy Of first rate plant land II
adapted the sro% Of the different kinds grain and
bacco: aad, experiments male c"vt will thrive well TIE
Improvements consist ri large story dwelling horse
all necessary houses. i very well watrcd would
lawyer Doctor mechanic any kind The mill confirms
OF first rate sones-the TOLLS Of which
about 100 barrels of corn ytafand If there botn:
cloth the from whea, would be- very considerable.
There is good saw MIL which ordinary wears
will about nine months. Timber reighhorhood il
quite pienyand ready sale can be had for NJ! The lumber
also FOR safe other Of which contains ~
about 90 Of which cleared There this good
tobacco harms sntcrnlo cure or 1000 lbs tobacco. IL lies
nile from he mill branch entirely through
flat land, and also large body Of good plant land 1t has
four good springs The o. contains 1903
quantity flats and plant land and lies
last named tract Th wo latter tracts we'll imhercd and
deemed unnecessary, presume that persons wishing
purchase will first view the premises Terms will b. very
colnmodating. JAMES D. NUCKOLIS
May lif-w3w
" The Religious Herald srsquesied 10 cory ilee times
DOWHAT An FEMALE This nsriino.. which
successful operation
is delightfully."- situated In The OF Powhat:n 10
the Richmond and from the of Petersburg
popuois, AMI intelligent, and noted
the healiluinrSs cf il climate. The bu'dngswhch have
baen prepared with direct the accommodated o
Female Schooare ample and commoious The School Room
Is supard with extensive apparatus for the illustration cf
accessible TIE gdent. Every thing has been prepared
themselves, and their in study easy and delightful -
The system Of instruction AMI iicipne, is believed.
well adapted develop and bring into vigorous exercise not
merely intellectual. moral powers, and In the
young for Gischa with the important and responsible
duties az future life.
For pupils coming from distance the scho
of months divided into two terms n unequal
9Th. with May and October The Summer
Monday June and the a Friday in September The
for this payable hall in advance follows
For Board and Tuition in English branches, $50 00
Music, III VI
French, w
fee Of ak dollars required from each member Of the
classes Natural Philosophy and Chemistry.
Gentlemen wishing obtain situations their children or
requested make Immediate application and Ia direct
JNO b. TISSLEY, Principal.
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