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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-12-05
RERREIEY COUNTY

At an adjourned meeting of the Democratic
party, held at Billmircs lIolel on Thursday eve
ming last, Col J. B. A. Nadcnboush was called
TO the Chair, and L. G. Alburis, appointed Sc
cretary-when, on motion, il was
Re~lred, That Monday night, the ID of De-
cember next, be, and is hereby appointed as the
time for celebrating the recent victory ofthe De-
mocracy Of The Union, in the election of James
X. Polk and George M. Dallas TO the Presden-
cy and Vice Presidency Of the U. States, by a
Torchlight Procession and illumination.
Resolved That our Democratic brethren OF
Maryland, of Berkeley and the adjoining coun-
ties be invited to join with us on the occasion
ResoiUsd, That the Ladies Of the county be
cordially invited TO honor us with their pre-
sencc at our celebration.
Rcsolred That the following gentlemen be
added to the Finance Committee, for the pur-
pose of more efleotually carrying out the object
Of the meeting:
II. ID. Seaman, Dr.. Thomas S. Page, Israel
Robinson, Thomas F. Dugan Lewis b. Willis,
Dr. John S. Harrison, Geo. Ii. Mcclure, and n.
C. Young
The following preamble and resolutions were
Submitted to the consideration of the meeting hy
Samuel AlburtiS; and on motion, unanimously
adopted:
Whereas The irresponsible and unjustly DOM
inaht party of This county have for number Of
years, exercised an anti-Republican control over
the people Of Berkeey-and are in the habit Of
ncedessly squandering the public rcvenue-and
have monopolized all offices, Of honor and ofpro.
fit, 10 the utter exclusion, from the same, OF one
potion Of their fellow cilizcns-And whereas,
these evils originate, mainly. in The equality Of
our State Con>tiiulon-owing 10 which the iec-
raj rulers of the county have been enabled 10 de-
prive the people Of their natural and indeeaSible
rishls--theretore be il
Resolrea, That, in The opinion of This meeting,
the Constitution should be so amended as to ex-
tend, universally, the right Of suffrage, and o
place the election Of Governor, and Of MasiS-
lratcs, &C.. in the hands OF the people.
And be it further
Rosolred, That with the view of taking into
consideration the objects of the above resolution
and also with the view OF correcting abuses in
the internal affairs and government OF this coun
~, the Secretary of this meeting be, and is hereby
instructed 10 call meeting Of the Democratic
party through the columns of the Virginia Re
publican, at such time as he, by consulting Other
members Of the party, may deem appropriate.
The meeting then adjourned.
}. 3. A. NADENBOUSCH Chm'n.
f. G. ALBuRTIs Set.ry
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LEe,sLArUnE OF v1Ra1N1A.
SENATE.
Uclncsl0u Dec. 4. 1914.

UcURfMdD DcC. 4, 1911
The SPEAKER announced the following as
the Standing Committees OF the Senate:
Committee Of Ciaims.-Mcssrs. Carter Wiley,
Guerranl Bondurant Shinn, McCauley and SUIT
ton.
Internal Representations, McMullen,
Wiley, Bondurant, Cox, Rogers, Piper, Crump,
Sloan and Caperton.
General Lams-Messrs. Thompson OF ka-
nawha, Thompson of Amherst Woolfolk
Stanard, Baptist Wallace and Capcrton.
Courts Of Jastiee.-Mcssrs. Peyton, Voolfolk,
Wallace Thompson of Amherst, Taylor, Thomp-
son of Kanawha, and Galaher
Privileges and Eicctioas.-Messrs Newman,
Campbell, Penn, Garter, Crawford and Moitelt.
Militia Lams.-Messrs. Wallace, Rogers,
Crump, McMullen, McCauley, Wiley and
Dennis.
Examine LiLrmy-Mcssrs. Baptist Peylon,
Taylor, Garter, Garrett Slanard and Spark
Clerks OGce.-Messrs. Voolfolk, Guerrant,
Bondurant, Newman, Caperon, Shinn and Den
mis-.
Tfeasurer's Account-Messrs. Cox, Campbell,
Sloan, Sutton. Dennis, Crawford and Gallaher.
neutrality-suspicious.. Mofetl, Baptist, Stan
ard, Dennis, Spark, Crump and Garrett.
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LOTTERIES.
DIGGER'S PRIZE OFFICE, Cw,

DIGGER'S PRIZE OFFICE, Corner 81 MINI
ID md Gorcrnor .Sifecis.
SjIcndid Scitcmes 10 d,nr !S,tortir
Splendid Scheme-Capilal $50 900, g5l00 prizes
of Sl,000!.s-
Drawing received by Mondays Mall Dec. Q.
Capitals-S30,000, $4,000, 1000, 2,ll1 so
IT 100 prizes oi 1000, .t-g &c, &c. 10 Nus
II ballots. Tickets only $40.
Grand Scheme-$3O.000 Capital. 10 of $1,000
Drawing received by Mondays Mail, Dec IT,
Capitals $4,000, 10000, G,000 2,llO, 10 Of
1000, 10 Of 800, 10 Of 900, &c. &c 10 Nos,
ii ballots. Tickets only $40
Brilliant Scheme-$30 900 Capital $4,000,
Drawing received by Mondays Mail, Dec. %.
Capitals-S3O, 600 10000, 5000. 1000 1900,
of 1000, of 800, = OF 1913 SO, p OF 1909,
% of 500, 25 of 300 800 Of 300, &C., &C. IS
Nos, l3 ballots. Tickets only $40
Grand Scheme-S3O,O 900 Capital $4,000!
$4,000.
Drawing received BY Mondays Mail, Dec go
Capitals-S30 10000 5000, 5000 1000,
1000, of $500, . of 2001 of 500, , of 400,
of ,2i2, 10 Of 1000, 10 of 500 $50 prizes OF
500, $500 lowest 3 No PRICE, &c, &c. rs Nos,
l3 ballots. Tickets $l2.
II Packages of wholes and shares Single
wllules and shares always on hand in the usual
great variety, and, as usual prizes paid al sight,
Immediately after the drawing.
s-T Orders for packages, certificates or single
tickets in the above Schemes and in all Lotteries,
will be promptly attended 10, and drawing sent
when requested. TIIOS. B. BIGGER,
Managers Office, opposite ruins Eagle Hotel.
Nov
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CONSUMPTION!- -CONSUMP =
" DIR. SwAYxE's Compound Syrup OF Wild
Cherry, for coughs. colds. consumption, difficulty
ofbrea,hng pain and soreness Of the breast, asth-
ma whooping cough bronchilis-in short, all
diseases that indicate or would be likely Ia lead
TO consumption. Those VINO have used this medi-
cine need not be told Its virtues as Il safe fam
lily medicine none has cQualled it. Very pleasant
in its taste, and from lis strengthening properties
it is very much sought after By those hose ner-
vous system has been impaired, tickling or rais-
ing in the throat, &c, 10 strengthen and clear the
voice and throat Public speakers have found it
an admirable remedy. When calomel has been
too freely used, this medicine will prevent its evil
effects and repair the hillary functions
To be had genuine OF p. JOHNSTON,
Sole Agent. Richmond, Va
Nov lg-,m
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NEGRO HIRING

TINE subscriber offers his services 10 his
j friends and the public, to hire out their ne
groeS and would advise them 10 send their negroes
in as early as possible.
He will use his best endcavors 10 obtain good
homes and good prices. Hewill always he found
al the Bell Tavern.
Those of the patrons Of Robert Hill & Brother
who wish the subscriber 10 hire OH, their negroes
for the ensuingyc would DO best to inform him
as caily as practicable. \. b. HILL.
Dec 5-cNdif
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AUCTION SALES.

NOTICE. The public are requested 10 attend
! Y tho sale Of ":ltham Plantation, in the conn
IL OF New Kent heretofore advertised in the Rich
mond Whig for the 18th December. day after
New Kent Court or the next fair day, Sundays
cxcep,cd,) if the 18th prove bad Sale on the
premises, twelve miles from the Court House.
'rerms-onc third cash, balance in two yearly in
stalments, secured as usual. |; contains 400
acres and will be divided to suit purchasers, if
desired
About GO Negroes, variety of Stock, Crops,
Plantation Utensils, &c, &c, will also be sold
the Negroes for cash-with credit OF six months,
on the other matters for all sums over twenty
dollars, the Corn excepted, Tor which cash, or a
negotiable note at 30 DAYS will be required with
good endOrsers
New Kent Courthouse Tavern, Siorc-house,
&c, will be sold or rented on the l2b, Court
day.) The land on the North side OF the road
goes with the Tavern, &c.-that on the South
(about half goes separately, with the usual Ie-
s,rctions, To project the other from Interference
Rootes' Quarter, containing about 400 acres.
will I've sold or rented at the Courthouse. Terms
for this, same as Ethan.
A valuable, thorough blood Stallion. and Brood
Mare, also at the Court HonSe--siX months Gre
dit GEO. w. BASSETT,
Executor of B. Basseu, deceased.
Clover Sea Dec 3 lSi4-tds
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EXCHANGE HOTEL

EXCHANGE PLACE, BALTIMORE.
TIME subscriber respectfully announces TO his
i friends and the public, that he has purchased
Mr.. ERASTUS COLEMAN'S interest and
become sole lessee Of the above Establishment.
The Hotel is located convenient to all the
PRINCIPAL STEAMBOAT LANDINGS
and RAILROAD DEPOTS, and offers every
inducement for comfort. The rooms are large
and airy, and furnished in style not surpassed
by any similar establishment in the United
States
FROM the experience the Proprietor has had in
the management Of FIRST CLASS HOTEL,
ne aa,ters himself that every department Of the
Establishment will be conducted in a style to
please those who may faYer him with call
Dec. 5-cl0t JOHN WEST.
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NEGRO HIRING. Sc.


A S the season for hiring out for the ensuing
II year is approaching, we deem il advisable
to inform our friends al distance, and the public
generally that We are still engaged in that branch
OF our business and shall continue 10 devote our
special attention to it, that is, 10 hiring out ne
groes, collecting their hires, experimenting them
through the year. particularly in cases oisickness,
and disposiug OF them al public OF private sale
Country persons having servants Tor sale, may
save themselves both trouble and expense, By
sending them 10 Us, with such instructions as
They may think proper 10 give. We shall also
attend 10 the purchasing Of slaves, on commits
sion, for any who may desire our services in that
way.
gT Office on Main street, corner above Big
gers Lottery Office, over the Grocery Store of
VIM. NJ. Harrison Esq, where one or both OF
us NAV always be found during business hours.
PHILIP NJ. TABB X son.
\. b. Applicants from the country, 10 hire
their negroes in town. would consult their inte-
rest by giving the information on or before the
18th day Of December, an! b. sending the ser
wants To us OH or before that date, or as soon as
practicable thereafter. L. VI. TABB x son.
Richmond Dee eft
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vi, is a singular circumstance, that four
,.sSrs aro a, the meeting Of the Electoral Col
,.sa Of Virginia (of 23,) James X. Polk, Of Ten
ne>sec. received one vote for Vice President OF
the United States. twas given BY that 'aunch
Republican and honest I'm man. no A ut S sm nher j.
Electors was given TO the old soldier and ardent
ns,ricl COL Richard NJ. johnson OF Kentucky.
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Bv singular mistake in Tuesdays proceedings
If House Of Delegates we stated that Mr.. Lsras
orsrsd a resolution, referring to the Commiuee
an Roads so much of the Governors message as
relates TO the Staunton and paIKerspurs road
We mis,ook The county Tor the Representative
!, should have been Mr.. Hays of Lc,'is county
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NTOTICE.-I hereby forewarn all persons from
IN putting any back loading on either OF my
wagon drivers, Joe and Harry, or any other dri-
yer may have, while in Richmond or Peters
burg or on their return home, unless BY special
contract made with me in person; and will en-
force the law against any person doing so.
Dec 5-ca JOHN w. FOSTER.
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LAND For SALE

TINE tract OF Land. the late residence OF I.
l. ~ Delk, decd, will be offered for sale to
the highest bidder, al Surry Court House, on the
Isl day OF January next, on 4 credit OF one, two
and three years. Bonds with approved security,
10 bear interest from the day OF sale, will be re-
quircd This tract of land contains - acres,
is situated near The Court House, having upon it
all the necessary Houses for the comfortable ac-
commodaion Of small family, and great
abundance of the finest mari. 4 further descrip-
ton is deemed unnecessary, as is presumed that
those wishing 10 purchase will view the premises
previous 10 the sale.
p. +. SPRATLEY, com,rs
T. w. TAYLOR,
nnn Q-cnlm
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JITANTED.-A Young man of steady habits,
w between Is and 20years old well acquant-
ed in the city, with good English education, that
is willing TO devote his whole attention 10 the bu-
siness OF his employer, for small salary
Apply 10 GEO. w. iOiEh,
Dec LiSle's Row.
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RlC1MO1SD LAW SCIlooL.
TTTIE subscriber has established Law School
l. in this city;-thc term having begun on the
Isl inst, and ending on The last day OF Apri next.
The current Course embraces the outlines or
general principles, OF the Law OF Nature and Ma
tionS-ol Constitutional Law-and OF the NUM-
cipal Law OF Virginia al some length; and will
be followed hy another Course, of a more techni-
cal and practical character, extending through
another term, and embracing some OF the most
important branches of our Municipal Law-to-
geiher with The subjects OF Pleading. Practice,
and Evidence-morc largely and infinitely consi-
dered.
AT the same time, to accommodate such stu
dents as may not choose To prosecute both these
courses al iull length, there vii! be Condensed
Course; embracing the most essential paris OF
each OF them, in a single term.
And there will he short additional Course OF
Notwithstanding The PRINCIPLES OF the art
more particularly applied TO Forensic Argument
,ation which may be taken mos, advanlageously
in short Summer Term, at the end OF either OF
the other Courses Of Law; or, nol uapro!tably, al
intervals during its progress.
The fee for instruction will be 500 for the
Course OF Law, Tor the term; and go TOR The
Course OF Rhetoric--payable III advance.
Applications may be made by letter, or person.
ally. 10 the subscriber at the Powhatan House, OF
at his office on llh street, south side, 18th door
from the corner on Main.
WIN. MAXWELL.
Richmond, Nov. lih 1871
~ Gentlemen intending TO enter The school
during the present term, NAV do so most conve-
nienIy on or before the Isl OF January next, when
the Course viii reach the subject of Municipal
Law: and the fee for instruction in such case will
be : 10. for the remainder OF the term.
Nov ig-2a w6w
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HIRING;

-NEdfIO tlllNl.NNa
T1HE subscriber again offers his services 10 the
i public in this branch OF his business rs the
time for hiring out is near al hand. His en-
dcavor will be TO give that attention which the in
crcsts OF The owners require, in sickness especi-
ally. He sill continues The collection OF debts OF
every description, renting ont houses, &c Mr..
Richard G. Tunstall, who has for several years
been associated with him, will assist him in his
business RICHARD HILL, JR.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
NEGRO HIRING;

TINE. subscriber thankful for the liberal patro-
i mage heretofore bestowed on him, again Of
icrs his services 10 his country friends and The CT
lizens OF Richmond, as Agent Tor the hiring out
OF Negroes for the ensuing year.
GEO. w. TOLER,
Agent and Collector, Lisle's Row.
y. 3. Every exerlion will be used 10 procure
good homes for the servants placed in my hands,
and my personal attention given in case oil their
sickness during the year.
GEO. w. TOI.ER, Agent &c.
Richmond, Dec. =. 1911.
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rur c.ENEpAI. COURT

Ne, on Monday The following Judges are
,,,ssent: Judges Smith, Thompson, Scott, Leigh,
Ernwn, Baker, Douglass. Wilson, Gholson, Scar
hnrr. Christian, Taliaierro, Johnson, McComas
snd Duncan The Court will remain in session
= i.w DAYS longer.
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Yesterday, public dinner was given al the
,-r;on Hotel to the Electors Of Virginia, in ho-
nor Of The day. We have no room for parlicu-
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WATSON 4 DlBREL.L

CoalmiSsI0n and FornaJdjng .Ncfct0'as
No &, l2th street, fronting the Basin sheds, anC
near GallegO Milis,) Richmond, Va,
DEG leave 10 inform their friends and The pub
D lie generally. that they are now prepared IL
give their personal attention 10 The sale Of Tobacco
Flour, Grain, and every description o.; Produce
ION which, when in hand, they will make liberia
advances pladaing themselves that their best ans
every effort shall be made 10 obtain the hlghcs
market price therefor
". & ID. will also give strict attention to lhc
forwarding of Coos, which shall he done viii
NOMINEES. Dec 3d-c2awlw
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NOTICE,

TIME Co-partncrship Of HUBBARD, GARD
/ NER X co, expires By Limitation on The
first Of January next. Al persons having de-
mands against the firm, will please present them
for payment, on or before the 3lst Of December,
and those indebted, will be called on for settle
ment OF their accounts at an early day i'll Janu-
AIRY.
We have on hand fifteen hundred pair of
SHOES. Of our own manufacture, OF superior
quality, suitable for Factory and Plantation
hands, which we now offer al reduced prices for
cash, or approved credit, and we will sell. during
the month .of December, by the package, any
goods we have on hand ior cash, at cost
HUBBARD, GARDNER s. co.
Nor 30-cIOt
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y. r. HILL,

y. r. HILL,
ArcrIoNEER, BELL TAVERN, RICHMOND.
The subscriber having bought out Robert Hill
returns his thanks TO his friends and the public for
the liberal patronage they have extended 10 the
concern Of Robert Hill & Brother, in the Bell Ia
vern and Auction business; and takes this method
to inform them that he still has charge oi This
popular and we'll known tavern, and that he
still carries on The Auction and Commission bu
sihess and hopes Tor continuation ottheir iavors
He attends particularly 10 the selling and hiring
out of Negroes, both publicly and privately,
and 10 the sale OF Houses and Lots, in
Richmond and lis vicinity, as well as the sale Of
all kinds ofproduce. He will always be found at
the Bell Tavern. He has engaged the services Of
Mr. Thomas III. Taliaerroas Auclioneer whose
experience, Judgment and attention 10 business is
well known in this city and the surrounding coun-
try. TDec. 81 y. B. HILL.
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MA RRlED.

Married, on Wednesday, the 9th ult. by the
Rev. James NJ. Bagby Mr.. b. +. Turner, 70
Miss ELLEN R. B., daughter OF John R. Chick, all
OF Louisa county, Va.
How sweet is the charm when two fond hearts
have met,
In the morning of life brightly glowing,
Embalmed in that feeling time cannot forget,
Which warns while the lie blood is flowing
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We are authorised to announce, that Walter
Coles. Esq, will not be candidate TOR re-elec'ioh
:, Congress from the Halifax District.
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The undersigned will, at the same lime and
place, and upon the terms of the above advertise
ment. unite in selling the personal property there
in referred 10, 50 that il NAV be sold a. whole,
and no, by undivided moieties.
GEORGE L. KENYON.
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SAL L. OF MICROBES

~ LII VT -NEONVTS
Immediately after the above sale, will be sold
a, publE auction, Tor cash. about 80 likely and
valuable Negroes, part OF which belong 10 the
estate OF the late Beverley KennoD, ami the re-
mainder 10 the undersigned George L. Kennon
BRITANNIA w. KENYON, Execulrix,
GEORGE I. KENNON.
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The name of Mr. Ward OF Hampshire was
accidentally omitted as member OF the Com
mi,,ee 10 examine the LIST Auditors Office
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SALE ~ EXECCTRlX

The undersigned will, Immediately after the
above advertised sale, proceed 10 sell, Gf the day
be fair if not on The next fair day thereafler,) on
the same premises a, public auction, TO the high
est bidder, an undivided mocty Of certain perso-
nal property held by her in common with DR.
George r. Kcnnon, (who will at The same time
sell his moiey) consisting Of the stock of horses
mules, oxen cows, sheep, hogs, &c; farming inn
plemcnt>, grain and provender on the said farm
The terms Of sale will he, Tor all sums over
so, six months credit; for sums OF that amount
and under, cash. Bonds with approved personal
security will be required OF the purchasers upon
credit.
BRITANNIA w. KENYON,
Execulrx of the last will and testament
Of Beverly Kennon, decd.
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NEW CLOTHING STORE.
~ DUNSPAUGH & co. respectfully in
VI. vito the attention of Members of the L.
gisatnrc, and the public generally. 10 their new
and we'll assorted stock of ready made Clothing
purchased ana manufactured within the last three
months expressly for the Richmond trade Great
bargains will be offered from this day until the
LIST Of February. for cash only.
No 81, West Main Street,
Five doors from R. II. jenkins corner.
Tee 2
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Nov l9-3m
THOMSONIAN BOTANIC PRACTICE.

THOMSONIAN BOTANIC PRACTICE.
DR.. f. d. ROBINSON
CONTINUES to offer his professional ser
~ vices TO those who may prefer the BOTAN-
&c PRACTICE. DR.. K. is a graduate of the
Medical College Of Ohio, has devoted several
years to the study Of MEDICINE, SURGERY,
and other branches connected with the science Of
Medicine, including two full courses OF Lectures
upon subjects usually taught in reputable Medi-
cal Institutions His experience and success
during the last nine years, in the treatment Of
Chronic forms OF disease, such as Dyspepsia,
Liver Complaint, Dropsy, Rheumatism, ASH
ma. scrofula, Fits, Spinal Affection, and all the
forms OF disease peculiar TO females, justify the
assertion, ,ha, large majority of those who have
long been afflicted, and have despaired Of getting
well, may be- by judcious use oil the BOTAN-
&c remedies, restored TO health and strength.
g1,r Persons residing at a distance can obtain
board with DR. r.. which will make greatly i'll
their favor The Doctor will attend personally
in cases OF MiDWIFERY-char only SO.
A supply OF genuine Botanic Medicine for sale
wholesale and re,ail-also, Thomson new book,
containing s34 pages.
Oct 7-c3m ii street, Shockoe Hill.
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FEMALE SCHOOL.

TINE subscriber will continue the School al
l. his residence the ensuing year, in Hanover,
ir healthy and agreeable neghborhood, about
ID miles from Richmond, and miles from the
Richmond and Fredericksburg Railroad. He
will continue to have the efficient services Of
Miss H. ~ Bascom who has given general sa-
,slaction the preceding year. Miss BIS conpe-
tencv is we'll atiested by letters of high recon-
,nenda,ion from Mrs. Willard Principal Of the
Troy Female Seminary, and Henry Robinson,
Esq, formerly Principal OF the Norfolk Female
Seminary, and others who consider her thorough
" qualified to instruc; in the various English
branches, French and Latin, and particularly in
the higher department OF Mathematics. The
subscriber will receive few additional scholars
as boarders in his family. Strict attention will
he paid to their moral AS well as their Intellectual
Improvement The scholastic term will embrace
ten months, commencing the 18th of January,
and closing 18th OF December, with months
vacation in the Summer. No pupil will be
received for less than the scholastic Term. No
deduction will be made unless in case Of pro-
tracted illness.
Terms: Elementary English branches, for ten
months, SIS, higher English branches French
or Latin, $40; Board, including washing, lights,
&C., for the scholastic year Of ten months, $50
to be paid semi-annually.
ROSCOW LIPSCOMB.
II Post Office, Richmond.
a. ,,