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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-11-19
Mccklenburg CO., Oct IL, lSii-c2m
Taiuallc Real Estate on Jalacs Rircr, IN B@ctlns.
hnm Lor SIR lilh0HL rcScrrC.

VaiuaLlc Real Estate on JamcS Rircr, IN BaeI1ns.
ham, jor !Saic, trithot rcscrrc.
DY virtue of two deeds of trust, or one of them,
ID as the case NAV require, executed by Charles
A. Scott, during his life, and duly recorded IN the
Clerks Office of the County Court OF BncklnS-
ham. the first of which bears date the 2lst day OF
April. 1885, and the other the 1ith November,
lSl2. the undersigned, Trustee, will, on WE'D
NESDAY. the 18th dav of DECEM Der, 1911,
offer Tor sale To the highest bidder, for cash, at
the residence OF William A. Scott, in the said
county, the whole, or So much as may be sulil-
ccnt for the purposes for which the said deeds
were executed OF the Tract OF Land in the said
deeds mentioned on which the said Charles a.
Scott resided adjoinngth lands OF George Book
or and others. and upon which there exists pre-
vious lien for the benefit of DR.. Charles Everett,
upon which there is due about Ssl1 600. This
Tract is beautifully situated on The South side
of James river, in full view OF, and having
easy communication with the Canal, about nine
ty miles above the city of Richmond, and is est-
mated To contain about twenty-scven hundred
acres, OF which il is supposed upwards OF three
hundred acres are valuable river low srounds.-
A large portion of the high land IS perhaps the
richest in Buckingham. The whole Tract lies
well, is well watcred and as healthy situation
as any in Virginia The sum required 10 be
raised nnder the deed of trust which is for the be-
neft of Mrs Nancy Nicholas, Administrative OF
George Nicholas, deceased will be upwards OF
nineteen thousand dollars 1t is expected that the
lien in favor of Dr. Everett will be enforced on
the same day, and that the whole Tract will be
thus offered for sale at the same time BY the
terms of the deeds the sale is required 10 be made
Tor cash. but il is probable that the purchaser, or
purchasers, will be able 10 make with the parties
interested some arrangementby which reasonable
time NAV be obtained The title 10 be acquired
by the sale under the deeds Of trust is believed 10
be UNREASONABLE The sale will be made sub
iect to the lien existing in favor of Dr. Everett, or
with his consent, and 10 the dover rights of the
widow ofthc said Charles A. Scott; but, sellingas
Trustee, shall only convey such title as is vest
ed in me- The land will be shown TO any person
desiring TO purchase, BY William A. Scott, who
resides on the plantation, and whose house will be
open on the day of sale, with all necessary COM
forts, for those attending the sale. II, from bad
weather, or any other cause, the Trustee should
deem il proper for the interests and rights OF the
parties concerned, 10 postpone the sale, The same
will be adjourned from day 10 day. The land
will certainly be sold. and persons DESTROYS OF
purchasing most valuable, healthy, beautiful
and convenient farm, are especially invited TO
come and examine the fine crops now growing
upon IT, WM. BRANCH, trustee.
Oct. 1-2awtds
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|. SHEppERS0N


D RESPECTFULLY notifies his friends in
IL City and Country, and the Public generally,
that ne has taken the store Ca few doors above
his old >and) one door below II. II. jenkins,
where he has on hand fresh tall supply OF
HATS, CAPS, LADIES MUFFS, &C.
OF every style, from the best 10 cheapest, and of
lers them on the lowest terms. He has also, al
ded 10 his ha, business. the
BOOT, SHOE AND TRUNK
business, in all It's branches, and has received a
most general assortment, 10 which he is constant
ly adding by weekly arrivals from The best ma
nuacturers in Philadelphia and at tie North,
and Of his own manufacture in this City. To
those who buy by the Package, he will sell on the
lowest terms. His stock comprises Ladies,
Gents, Boys, Children'> and Servants Boots,
Shoes and CATERS, in almost every style: also
thick Boots and Brogans, Tor Factory and Plan
talon hands, which will b. furnished very low
BY the dozen. His Retail assortment Is unequalcd
in the City, and he respectfully solicils share OF
iha Public Patronage. l.. SHEPPERSON.
90 Man 81, door below r. Ii. JcnkiEs'>.
Oct S9-lt
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MISCELLANEOUS.

FOR RENT-That desirable Resi-
Esssi3 dencc known as WHITE PLAINS, I'M
sIa.Q. medialcly on the Williamsburg Stage
Road, one mile from Richmond. The houses
consist of brick Dwelling, containing seven spa
cious rooms, two store-roonis and cellar brick
Kitchen, brick Office, and other out-houses.-
There are four acres of land atached-a two
acre garden and two lots This place is very
healthy; and persons conducting business in Rich
mond, will find ita pleasant distance Terms very
low. Apply on the premises or at the Enquirer
office. Nov. Is
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TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD.-pan-
i away from the subscriber, ION Sunday, The
2olh of September. Negro Man named Richard
about thirty five years old five feet, five inches,
or more high, of a dark or brownish complexion,
with scar over the left eye and stiff lore-iinger
IN the right hand and suffers at times very bad
H.. He had on when he left me- Il suit OF com
mon homcsptn cloth. He has passed, when run
off before, under the name Of Asa Steward, as a
free man, and may assume the same OF some
other name The above reward will be given 10
any person who will deliver the said negro 10 me,
or secure him in Jail so that gel him again
CHS. HUDSON.
Mccklenbrrg CO., Oct IL, lSif-c2m
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LOTTERIES.
DIGGER'S PRIZE OFFICE, Corner oj Main
/ 4 u,,J (,1rcru0r Streets
Schemes for Tic UIteL
800, 900 Capital !

OlGGERS PRIZE OFFICE, Corner ~ Nam
ID aud Governor Streets.
Schemes jr The JItel
100000 Capital
For Wednesday morning, drawing received al
IL O'clock Capitals-S20 900, G,000, 5000
5000, 800, l.03l, 10 of 1000 10 Of 900, IL
of 500, 10 of 100 10 of GOO, 10 of $50. g'f
220 of 800, &c, sc. - Nos, Is drawn ballots
Tickets So
$4,000 Capital
For Thursday morning drawing received a
IL o'clock. Capitals $4,000, 1000, 5000
1000, 1853, 1900, &c. &c. - Nos, Is drawn
ballots Tickets 81.
$4,000 Capital!
For Friday morning, drawing received at
o'clock. Capitals-Sl0000, HI prizes o
1000. IS Nos, l3 drawn ballots. Tickets 50
$4,000 Capital
O'clock Capiials-S6, 600, 1000, 800, 1000
l,lg6, &c, &c. 10 Nos, 10 drawn ballots
Tickets 81
$4,000 Capital!
For Monday morning drawing received Nov
18th. Capitals-Si0,000, 1000, l,20a 1916
&c, &c. GG Nos, l. drawn ballots.
.Splcudid Sehcmcs 10 draw Shortly.
Splendid Schcme-s25.000 Capital!
For Monday morning, CRAVING received Nof
18th. Captals-S25,O 900, 10000, 5000, 1000
1900, 2,00O ,900 800, LOO, ,G6i, 10 of 900
200 of 400. Nowest three No. Prizes $siO1,) &c.
&c - Nos, IL drawn ballots. Tickets $40
Grand Scheme-;ss335,2 95 Capitals ESQ., oi
neu!D
For Monday mcrning, drawing received Dec
ID. Capals-s35 ,295 lO,5l5, 5000, 5000
1900 $500, $500, 1000, 1900, 500 ZOO, 1891
p OF 1000, &C. rs Nos, - drawn ballots
Tickets TO-
II Packages of wholcs and shares. Single
wholes and shares always on hand, in the usIla
great variety, and, as usual prizes paid at sigh;
Immediately after the drawing.
- Orders for packages certificates or single
tickets in the above Schemes, and in all Lotteries
will be promptly attended TO- and drawing sen
when requested. TtlOS. Il. BIGGER,
Managers Office, opposite ruins Eagle lIole
Nov IL
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ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD
" Runaway from the subscriber, living near
Fishcrsville, Augusta county, Va on The Both Of
last month, Negro Man, named Charles %
years old, yellow complexion, five feet eight or nine
inches HIGH and would weigh about 100. He
had on a blue cloth coat and blue cloth pania-
looms, a high-crowned black fur hat, and a
pair of boots when he cloped--and wore silver
watch He may, however, have changed his
clothing and disposed of his watch lie was APP
pretended in Haydcnsvile, Goochland, last We'd
nesday, and again escaped on his way TO jan,
and il is likely has made his way to Richmond, as
he has negro acGaa intances in this city. He is,
no donbl, making an effort 10 get 10 some of the
Northern free States. The above reward will be
given for his apprehension out OF the State Of
Virginia, or fifty dollars il taken in Virginia.
To be secured in either case until gel him.
Oct g-c;f GEORGE COlNER.
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Nov. 7-ctf Nurscyman, near Richmon
~ Valuable Mari anil 7fmle'ed Land t"' &Ea

taaa Valuable Mari ANIL 1fmLcrrd Land to Efa
mle IN SarrH cORuH L
TTNIE subscriber offers for sale 6l0 acres .
LAND, situated in the county OF Sufry, adj
Joining the lands of L. A. Maddrea and 7. l.
Spratey. and lying both sides of The Stage Road.
leading from Cabin Point 10 Surry Courthouse,
being about six miles from The Court-house, and
three miles from Floods Landing. on James river.
There are few acres Of cleared land, with an
old frame building on il. Most of the land Is
still in the original growth, there being on II a
considerable quantity of Heart Pine, White and
Red Oak Timber The soil ut The land is Well
adapted TO The growth of Corn, Wheat, OaIs, &c
and has Mar convenient and in abundance. 1t
has. also. fine range for cattle and hogs, having
a plentiful supply OF water at all seasons OF the
year. Persons disposed 10 purchase will he shown
il by applying 10 Mr. L. a. Maddrea, or 3 n.
ID. Calrcll, and they can know the terms
which will be accommodating, and The price low,
by applying 10 William NJ. West. Deputy She
rim OF the County, or 10 the subscriber, IN Por's-
mouth. Should The above land not be sold PIT
yatey before. II will be Offered at public auction,
at Mr.. Samuel y d. CarrelPs Store, (Which is
near the Land,) on THURSDAY, The l9lh OF
December. X. II. Ia IEM.
Portsmouth. Oct 29-wtls
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TO GENTLEMEN.

n X WHITE Il co. have commenced, on 4 more
L extensive scale than ever before, the manufacture
nj Boots and Shoes for gentlemen They have secured
The services of Of the best cutters 10 the country
and have employed some Of the best workmen TO be
found Their materials cannot he excelled, being the
h., that could be procured In America. They pre-
n,rsd therefore To work in the neatest, best
and most fashionable manner; and feel justified in
sorting, that they will please all wso may favor them
with heir patronage, IN MS ana IN every ohef essen
tia, Gentlemen are invited 10 give them trial, and
they are assured they will be served at the shortest
notice.
They also manufacture very extensively Ladies'
Misses Boys and Servants Shoes, OF every description
Fits and WORK manshp warranted in all cases-and prices
will be made as low possibly be afforded.
P. X. WHITE l. co,
No. 10, Market Bridge.
Sept. 6 35-u
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MEDICAL. INSTITUTE,

MEDICAL INSTITUTE.
THE next session Of The Medical Institute WIN com.
L meme. on the first Of th- ensuing November, and
cor nir ten months. In this Institution all the branch
es of a complete Medical Education are taught Espr-
cla attention is given Ia The practical departments, snc
ms surgery and III. Practice Of Medicine by and
clinical iustraons Chemistry by experiments, ana
Anatomy by dissrctnns. An abundant supply oil the
matea." Tor the study Of practical Anatomy, can al
WAYS br had during the proper season.
course in this institute viii rntitle Students 70 coie
forward for grauation after attending one ll course III
The Washington University OF Baltimore, Of the best
Medical Schools in the Cnon.
The lee for full will he hundred dollars,
payable in advance. Any number Of students wishing
10 lon this inst tte he accommodated with board,
&c in ho.eis and in private families, moderate terms,
&c !, in it, immediate vicinity.
Tine institute Is located within half n mile of Prince
Edward Court house. a mite Of iiampden Sidney Col
Iere and six miles from Farmvlle; and In nelshbor-
hood loag distinguished for lis heanoss Intelligence
and morality.
JOHN p. METTAUER. a. ii. NJ. D.,
FRANCIS J. MErTAUER, H., A. u. VI. ID.
p,;pc. Edward Aug 30 lsi5, 33-wtlD
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w ORTHAM'S OFFICE, No. !, I:xchang
w Place

M7oRTHAM's OFFICE, No :, Exchange
w Place.
$4,000 Capital in prizes! The drawing OF
the Alexandria Lottery, Glass No. 21G, comes per
mail by l2s o'clock. Tickets for sale until II
O'Clock Prizes: 100000, in , Capitals, 5000,
2039. l.230 20 OF ,0O0 20 of 800, % OF 300, l55
Of 100, &c. Tickets -; shares in proportion.
Also, fer SHE Ta-Dov:
100000 Capital in the New Jersey Lottery,
Glass No. l02. G6 Nos l3 drawn ballots. Draw
ing received by to-norrows mail, AT II O'Clock.
Prizes: 100000, 5000, $500, l,750, 300, ) OF
TOO, 10 OF 800, 20 OF 300, PIC of 100, &C. Tick
cts SG-share> in proportion. Certificate oi a
package of Whoes $50 -; Halves, S2G ST;
Quarters, $l3 Is
Schemes fDr Tic JItc.:
Wednesday, Nov. 2llh-S2O, 900, 5000, $500,
1850, 1900, 5 Of 600, &c Tickets $6.
Thursday, Nov 2lst--$30, 600, 10000, 5000,
2,367 20 6 of 800, &c. Tickets $40.
Friday, Nov. 22i-SS,000 1000 800, 400,
l,l0S., !, of 600. &c. Tickets - 80.
Also, Nov. 22-S100o, 1000, 200, 1000,
591., &c. Tickets -.
iRd 10 be drorn Soon:
Nov 30lh $50, 009 10000, 5000 $500, 1927!
2.500 &c Tickets $40
Dec 7h-S3ooOO, 10000, 500, 1000, 5000,
) Of / 800, &c.
Dec. ll-sso 600 10000, 5000 1000, 5000,
$500 &c Tickets $40.
Dec. 2l-S3000O, 10000, G0oo, $40, 5000
$500, &c Tickets $40
Dec 2s-SiOOo0, 10000, COCO, 5000 $500,
1000 &c. Tickets 80.
My ~
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NEW WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
FAMILY GROCERY.

FAMILY GROCERY.
TIME. subscribers are receiving from the North
l. ern cities. al their Store, No. 81 Main street
full and complete assortment OF choice "a MI.
LY GROCERIES, which they take great plea
sure in offering To the citizens OF Richmond and
the public generally.
The following is list of articles Just received
ST. Croix, Porto Rico, and New Orleans Sugar.
Crushed and powdered do.
No. Family Loaf do.
Sugar House and Porto Rico Molasses first
quality.
Old Government Java Coffee.
Laguayra and 81. Domingo Coffee
Gnnpowdcr, Imperial, and Young Tyson Teas
OF superior quality.
Extra Black Tea, No. l. in half h. papers
Scotch and Irish Whiskey, Monongaia do.
Holland Gin and Jamaic Rum, superior
Pure French Brandy, vintage OF 1885
Champagne, Old Port, Madeira, Claret, Tene-
rife, Malaga, Pale Sherry, Muscat and Ouch
Wines
White Wine and Cider Vinegar
Honey Of superior quality
French Cordial IN China jars
London Porter in quarts and pints
Cocoa AMI Chocolate, warranted pnrc
Ginger, Pimento, Cassia, Pepper Mace
Nutnegs, &c, in and III. papers
SPiccd Beet, in half barrels
Smoked Henlngs, IN boxes
Picked DO. in barrels
No Salmon and Cod Fish
Smoked Tongues and Beet Hams
Tongues and Sounds, Bologna Sausage
SanIincs, Anchovies, Olives and Capers
Vermaccl!i and Maccaroni
No Connecticut Shad, in half bbs.
English Cheese and Cheese in casks
Imitation English Cheese, in boxes
Superior Goshen Butter and Buckwhcal Flour
CranherrieS in barrels
Ciiron and Currants, Barley and Rice
Superior Rice Flour, in papers
Italian and Bordeaux Oil, superior article
Pepper Sauce and Sauces assorted
Pickles assorted, in glass Jars
Mushroom, Walnut and Tomato Caisups
Best refined Table Salt; No. Starch
Sperm, Wax and Tallow Candles
Fancy colorcd Wax do.
Common and fancy Soaps
Superior imported Cigars Of the most approved
brands
French, English and American Mustard
Brooms Brushes, Mats, Demijons &C., &c.
With variety of other articles in the grocery
line, which will I've sold, for cash. at the lowest
prices. HENRY AILMER q SON.
Nav. 16lh, 1914.
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ECONOMY Is WEALTH.

Il. Those wishing To economist from len Ia
kSfiliecn per cent. in the purchase OF theiT
Boots and Shoes, would do well 10 call at my
store. No 10. Main Street, and nearly opposite
the Bell Tavern; as have and intend 10 keep, an
assortment not 10 be surpassed by any establish
ment in this city. My long experience in the
business is certain safeguard IN making my
purchases for The retail trade. Therefore, those
wishingto save from ten 10 fifteen pei cent would
do we'll to call at The BIG BLACK BOOT, No
40, Main ST, nearly opposite the Bell Tavern.
My e.
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nAEIEL n. LONDON oilers for sale, in the new
~ building corner cf Thirteenth and Main streets, an
extensive as .ortnent OF Foreign and Domestic Coco.
10 which lie invites the attention of the country Me
chants and Planters visiting this market. The foreign
goods are almost entirely Of his s-I-ction in Man
chester Leeds Huldrrsield, London, and in Paris-nnd
consist. of almost every article in thr staple line. The
domestic goods have been bought the most favorable
terms aud will be offered at very small advances
sent 35-2aw3m
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$40 90
IL 90
lG acres by machine, a, Gs. per acre,
Difference in favor of machine,

This, we Think fair estimate OF The eco
nomy in the use OF this Machine, not including
the labor and Inconvenience in procuring the re-
quisite number of hands to accomplish the work,
with the same despatch, that it can be done BY the
use of the Reaper.
We find a number of notices in our exchanges
Of trials Of this Machine before committees OF
agricultural societies. &c. which, as we conceive
the subject to be of great interest TO our FAR
mers and the introduction of the Machine des.
tined 10 work great change in the method OF
harvesting, we shall give il in our next.
Nov l9-lt
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AUCTION SALES.
BY II. II. Dickinson & Brother, Auctn'rs.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUA-
PHI REAL ESTATE

BILE REAL ESTATE,
In the Cdv of Rictmoad and County Of Hanorer.
DY virtue of decree of the Circuit Superior
ID Court of Hanover county, pronounced on
the 9Th day of April, 1871, the undersigned, act
ing as Commissioners under said decree, will
proceed 10 SELL al public auction, 10 the highest
bidder, on the premises, on Tuesday the 10Th day
OF December next, il fair, il otherwise on the
next fair day thereafter, Sundays excepted the
following real estate lying in the City OF Rich
mond, To wit
ii. Lot No ii36, on F. or Main street, upon
which are two brick tenemenis, nearly opposite
the Bell Tavern.
IL. A valuable lot of &C feet from, on d or Ca
~ street, adjoining Poiaux Robinson's Tobacco
Factory.
Bird. Part of Lot No. G35 on F street, adjoining
the properly oil Thomas Williams and olheis,
with two story brick house on the same.
ilh. One half acre LOT in Adams Valley with
a small wood house thereon, adjoining The pro-
perry Of Betsy Harris and Peter Crew
9TH. Lot No. 10S on 2nd street. with two story
bIick house thereon, stable and other out houses,
adjoining the property Of Thomas Goolsty and
others.
9th. Lo, No 735, yacan, lot on D and lst
streets adjoining The property OF Robert Hill
lth. House and lot on End street in DuvaPs adj
perty oil Mrs Thomas.
Sth and 9th. Lots No 50 and 6s, in Duvals adj.
dilion, adjoining the property OF Thomas Weth-
erhead, :. {. Davis and others
Toms 81 SaL.-One-i fourth of the purchase
money, cash; The remainder on six, twelve and
eighteen months credit, Tor approved endorsed
negotiable notes, and the title retained until the
credit payments are made.
The sale will commence at II o'clock, with the
property first named and go on in the order il is
advertised, and continue from day TO day until all
the property is sold.
CHARLES p. GOODALI,
HENLEY &. DOSW ELL,
Commissioners.
by virtue of the same, above mentioned de-
cree We shall likewise proceed 10 sell at public
Auction 10 the highest bidder, on the 9TH day OF
December next. if fair, if Otherwise, on The next
lair day thereafter, Sundays eXcepled) on the
premises, tract OF land containing Two Hun
cred and Fifty acres; lying in the county OF
Hanover, and adjoining the lands of VIM. Pat
man and others.
Terms of sale: Ope-ounh cash; the balance
IN crcdi, OF g. II and Is months, for approved
endorsed negotiable notes, ami the title withheld
till the credit payments ale made.
CHARLES y. GOODALL c.
HENLEY c. BOSWELL, { oo'' -
Sale conduccdby II. Ii. Dickinson 4 Brother,
Richmond. Nov. 9-cwtds AuctionecrS.
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p A S 5 A @ |:

To .NoT70N dAH B0lTiW0Tc
;. n The Steamer CURTIS PECK,
.Ssx.-sxIGs :; Captain JonS DAVIS, continues 10
leave Richmond regularly every Monday. We'd
neslay, and Friday mornings at sunrise, and
connects with the Baltimore Boats in Hampton
Roads, the same evenings
Passengers going North By this route, will ar
rive in Baltimore early the next morning.
Returning, will leave Norfolk every TueSav.
Thursday, and Saturday mornings, al the same
hour, touching, (going and rcturning.) al all Tie
Intermediate landings on James River.
Freight taken at low rates
Passage and fare 10 Norfolk Sl-lhroush 10
Baltimore Sc.
Nov l6-tt HASK[NS & LIBBY.
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ELLINGTON SCHOOL

TNIIl: next session OF this School will COM
i mencc on the 18th Of January, 1918.
In announcin. the continuance OF his School
another year, the subscriber would acknowledge
the great obligations under which he is placed 10
generous pablo, for the liberal patronage he
has received during professional lite OF upwards
Of Thirty years.
II that patronage bccvidcnce OF the merit of his
School then may the subscriber very Justly prefer
his claim for few have been more largely Ell
courased, and none more blessed in the conf
dcncc of his patrons and none should lie more
graliicd for TO that confidence he considers HIM
sell greatly indebted Tor the peace and harmony
which have ever characterised his School and
for that control over the feelings and affections Of
his pupils which has enabled him 10 prosecute
with pleasure profession otherwise truly irk-
some Hi>builiings afford ample Recommendations
Tor his pupils and every convenience for The sue
ces>iul prosecution of their studies, while a
Library of some rare ana valuable books as well
as those calculated Ia amusc and interest youth,
ard AT the same time aid in the formation OF cor
rect habits of thinking and acting, will be open al
all times wheu not engaged in heir regular stu
dies.
Mr. +. +. Watson, a graduate of Amherst Col
lege, and gentleman al most liberal scientific
auainmens and great moral worth, will continue
his instructions another year Hi, ap,ness 10
teach is more fully illustrated lay the prngrrSs at
pupils during the present year, than by any ihin"
which the subscriber could say. The subscriber
feels well assured that, a. al present organized,
few Schools in Virginia afford, al the same prices,
equal facilities for moral and intellectual i'm
provcmcn and none. more inducements for the
promotion of habits of honest: and usefulness
No situation can be better suited for School
than Ellington; Immediately on lie Richmond and
Fredericksburg Railroad, and in sight oithc Lou
i>a NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. residing in Richmond
or Fredericksburg can hear from their children
every dav, an! visit them, if necessary, in few
hours hy the cars; while those residing in the low
or counties DESTROYS OF placing their children al 4
good School in healthy region, can do 80 with
liule trouble BIZ means Of Steamboats, and Rail
road
The course Of instruction embraces the English
branches, together with the Latin, Greek, French
Italian and Spanish Languages.
To those acqua intcd with The subscriber, it is un-
necessary 10 say his best efforts will be exercd TO
promote the interest lthosc committed TO his care,
and others wishing 10 obtain information relative
10 the character of the School, can do so by apply
ing 10 its former and present patrons and pupils.
TERMS:
For board, tuition and washing, $40 90
For bedding candies and use oi library, I'D 90
Payments, rs heretofore. quarterly.
Oct 30-wltc TllOS. il. foA.