Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-10-22
Il, :n,ocs & Brother, Au.tloneers.

VALUABLE FARM AT AUCTION
HANING located myself in The City, will
IL sell, privately, my late residence in The
county of He1lrico, lying within four miles of
town, situated midway between the Brook Turn
pike and the Meadow Bridge Road, ana within
ihrcc-iouIl!s o mile OF either The tract con
iains about 80 acres OF land, ) OF which is ara
blc, (ani in pretty fair state OF cultivation the
residue is we'll timbercd for this section oil the
country.
The Improvements are two story sing
dwelling, recently erected, with all the necessary
out-hou>cs. The society of the neishbolhood is
intelligent, socahlc and refined
For terms, which will be made accommodate
inc, apply to WM. p. LADD, or
MlCAJAH BATES,
CITY Surveyor.
The above property will he sold IT Auction on
the premises, on Wednesday October sd, al H.
O'Clock
TcrmS--1-:, cash; the balance in {, II, Is ana
81 months; No interest will lie required On tie
credit payments.
- Sale conducted by
INLOES 4 BROTER,
Oct lT-tis AuciioneccrS.
ST. MARl'S SCHOOL, RALEIGH, y. c.
H. R.r. l.. s. Ir.S n. u. I,sHu-E.r A,Jf.t
.SmcdcS Rcctor.
VNHE WINTER SESSION of this School
i will commence on the Isl December. A
punclual attendance OF the pupils is earnestly L.
qucSted.
Terms payable in advance, or before The close
OF the month oi January
For Board and English Tuition, per scs-
sion OF ) months, 800 Oo
Tuition in French, - 50
III Music, on Piano oil Guitar - 10
with IS % ior the use OF Piano,
on the Harp ~ %
with $40 for the Use OF the instrument
Tuition in Drawing and Painting. Is 90
Pens and lux, -
Board, Sc. during vacation, 10 90
~ l.. Beds ana ac,i>cads are furnished by he
School; pupils arc required Ia furnish their own
bedding and towels. The clolhing of pupils
should be distinctly marked with the owners
name in full. Mrs. Smedcs will superintcnd
amy purchases parents MAJ authorize their
children 10 make in The City, but M account
will be olcned a, any Store without the cXplr>s
sanction ot parents or guardians The religious
services Of Sundays bein. held in The Chapel othr
Institution by the Rector pupils have rarely occa
sion 10 visit the city ana the piaincsi attire all that
they require Extravaganza in dress is opposed
10 the principles and practice of the School, AMI
parents, who cniru>t the care OF their chiIdrcn'S
wardrobe, entirely 10 The discretion OF the Rector
complain on this subject.
The pocket money of pupils must he placed in
the hands OF the Rector. In making purchases
for their children, parents will have respect 10 the
following regulations: The ordinary dress OF Pu-
pills. in wialer will consist of such articles oil
Mcrino Mou>lin dc LaiEc, Calico, or Bingham,
Of dark colorS, as they may have in their posses
sion. The d,f~ NJ ne Srhooi, 10 be used on sun
days and other special occasions, must be Of Me
rino or Nlouslin de- Lame, Of 4 dark tlue color,
made without trimming. The dress Tor the >oirecs
must he Of plain white cambria, with no other
ornament than blue or pink ribbon. Ronnes
nus, he Of straw, with Il dark blue ribbon, in
winter and in summer, with ribbon Of Lighter
color. The ordinary dress for summer, must be
OF Calico or Bingham; the dress Tor Sunday, Of
plain white CambIic. Lace in any form, Artificial
flowers, and Jcwclry Of any description, are Ell.
lircIy forbidden.
Pupils are allowed 10 accep, invitations in the
City. Tor the day, only once month; and never
Tor the evening. They have opportunities of
seeing taeir friends NJ The Sorces, which are
stately held during the Session. Oct. ls--it