Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-06-11

CROCK OF DRY GOODS AT AUCTION.
, The subscriber, proposing 10 lhaks ,oine
change in the STYLE o his business: VIII on WE'D
NESDAY. the l7;h July next, expose to public
.:lc N the store raw occupied hy him on Broad
way street. AT 9 O'Clock. his entire stool. of Dry
Goods. comprising very general assortment
His customers andthc public generally VIII please
observe that he will continue To sell al cost: ior
cash till the 18th day oil July, when his store VIII
he closed to make preparations for The sale
THOS. ID. QUARLES,
Granite Front Building, Shockoe Hill.
Sale conducted by DuNLoP, MoScrnE co.
L., S-tds
CtAMUEL WINFREE will sell Tobacco,
- Wheat and Flour. on commission ana VIII
give particular attention 10 all property entrusted
Ia his management.
Office in trcn, building of Shockoe Warehouse.
Ian q lily
DEDUCTION OF FERRIAGES.-Allrc per-
X, sons crossing at Walkeron, and making
this Ferry their general crossing place, VIII be
charged only five cents Those who cross when
it NAV suit their convenience, or in windy or bad
weather when they cannot cross al Manlua, ana
make that Ferry their general crossing place, VIII
he charged eight cents the legal tolls This retuc-
ton will surely suit The times. The travelling
community will find it greatly 10 their advantage
10 make Walkerton Ferry their general crossing
place. Bv so doing they will avoid the opening
and shutting of gates. (Which, To traveller, Is
no small annoyance. they too will have
cheaper and better Ferry. better roads, ami shlln
bad hS-thev will have superior boat, with
>killul ierrymen, always i'll attendance, so that
passengers can lr transported with promptltute.
In word the facilities ana advantages in cross
inc the river al Walker1on are very superior 10
those AZ Manlua. In addition TO those already
mentioned passengers can bc transported al w al
keiton in hall the lime, and at all times, when
they cannot hc al Mantna-passengc!> having
left Ma Fern in windy weather, and come To
Walkclton 70 be transported.
' ~ y THACKER MUIRE.
WalLerton May % 1911. G-w3w
TMORY AND HENRY COLLEGE, WASH
II ISGroS VA-Thc next session otthls
institution will commence on THURSDAY, the ia
of August. EncnRu-Rcy Charles Collins. NJ.
A.. President and Professor of Moral and Mental
Science Rev. Ephraim l.. Wiley, NJ. A., Pro
lisSor of Ancient Languages and Literature
Edmund LansIcy, NJ A. Professor of Maizena,
ties and Teacher IF Modern Languages Ebcnc-
ger Stevens. b. A. Tutor
The course of study and plan of instruction are
substantially The same as those OF the most respcc-
table Colleges in our country. A high standard
of Classical and Mathematical studies is s!rcnu-
ously maintained but at the same time those
which are practical and more directly connected
with the business Of life, receive particular Al
tcnlion.
E.rDcascs-SiudentS pursuing the studies OF the
Collegiate Course arc charged SO per session oi
five months. and 81 cents for Nh" use Of the Libra
r. Board is 81 80 per week. A contingent
charge OF Il - is made for bell ringing, sweep
ing &c. No extra charge is made for washing.
fuel, an room rent, although these items, al SINH
lar inS;iiutors. usually form very considerable
pari Of the expense students in the Preparatory
Course are charged the sane excepting the tut
ton which varies from so 10 Sl2 80 per session.
Total expenses for the year from $50 10 Ss95.
Gorcrrmcat-Thc government OF the College
ismild and parental. bu. energetic and firm. The
officers are constantly with the students, ever rea-
dy 10 restrain disorder. 10 watch over their mo-
rails. and correct their evil habits they also eat al
the same tables and reside with their families in
the same buildings.
The college buildings are spacious and elegant
and for beauty and healhiulness Of location I'M |
surpassed hv ans in the State. The saubrity Of
the climate among The mountains Is provclba /
and the Faculty are determined that no College |
shall offer superior advantages Tor solid educa- |
ton The libraries number about 5000 volumes.
There i> also Il valuable cabinet oil minerals. and .
also all Necessary Philosophical and Chemical
AmaratuS e. COLLINS.
Junc S-Wld
VIRGINIA MILITARY INSTITUTE
Y The Board of Visitors of the Virginia Mill
tarv Institute will meet al Lexington on Monday, |
ting 9th June. 10 consider applications and make
appointments as Cadets previous TO which time
the testimonials oi applicants should be forward
cd paI paid In the Undersigned. Vacancies Tor |
.Siaic Cadets will exist in the following Senators:
al Districts: Chesterfield, SphtSyivania, Isle o!
Wight, Halifax AccGmack. Nythe, Charlotte,
Berkeley, Washington, Loudou, Ohio and IA
nawha STATE Cadets are furnished ;sratll.iol!s!y |
with board tuition fuel lights. books. stationery.
malirasS and medical attendance, anu none are
appointed except upon uaiuc>ionah!c evidence
that the circumstances ui the applicant are Snch
a. 10 REQUIRE his aid from The STAT. lncons!e-
ration of which, they bind themselves 10 teach
two wears after graduation
Application. will also he received Tor Pay "a
diets, 1.-THE rilargcs Icing Is follows. for twelve
months: Board ISL. Washing Sl2 Tuition 30, |
Physician 81. Fuel and Lights, Sl5: Total Tsp
The experience of five years shows that aGont |
$3.50 will meet all the necessary expenses lin |
Guiding clothing) Off Pay Cadet for II months
The course oi instruction embrace, Mathematics, |
French. Latin English Engineering Chemistry |
Natural Philosophy. Drawing. Tactics &c. be |
sides the daily exercises in Tactics. the Cadets
are in Camp during ,wo montls Of the Summer |
There arr 10 vacations, in the institute: hut the
Cadets are permitted 10 visit their friends, when
desired during the second cncampmcm.
The public exercises ol the graduating class
will take place on the llh o; JAY OIL which ccca
sion The class will hc represented IS follows:
l. Salutatory Adlrcs>e>-by Cadet john n. !
Campbell, Of Washington county.
, Oralion-by Cadet J. Il. Clemens. Of Obi"
county.
3. 0ration-by Cadet Edmund Taylor, Of Ca
rolinc county
1. Valedictorv AddreSscs--hy Cadet A. c.
Cummings. Of Washington county.
Previous To the graduation exercises. the De
claration of Independence will bc read hy Cadet
John NJ Patton. and an Grafton delivered 81 Ca
Diet John s Meredith.
FRANCIS III. SMITH. Superintendent.
March 70 l10--mil Je&wt2lJc
TNrlRMARY or THE RICHMOND ME- |
i DlCAL COLLEGE-This Institution is |
open for the sick, al the following charge, (pay-
able in advance, for the first wccli)
White patients, . per week,
Colorcd patients. II per week
These charges cover every expense Tor medical
attendance, surgical operations, board, medicine.
and nursing.
The accommodations Tor the sick. are ample and
complete in every respect. Two Professors oil
the Medical College visit the Institution daily for
prescribed periods. in rotation, ana: m cases OF
difficulty all the members OF the Faculty are
called in consultation, without additional charge
10 the patient.
An obsictrcal ward has been prepared for the
reception of iEHs in roDc". at the rates fixed
above for madica and surgical cases.
Patient, lal,orin9 under insanity, or contagious
diseases. will not be received into the Inirmary
S. MAUPlN, NJ. d.. FTeadc@
Aug IL 2S-wly
ITO S.-ANIERICAN WINDOW
/ GLASS, OF SINGLE, EXTRA AND
DOUBLE THlCKNESS.-We have just re-
ceived large additions to our stock of Window
fir,rl