Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-02-13
VIRGINIA MILITARY INSTITUTE

VIRGINIA MILITARY lNS III u i l..
TINE Board OF Visitors will meet at Lexington
i on Monday, the 30th day Of June next, to
make appointments as Cadets in the Va. Military
Institute Applications should be addressed, post
paid, TO the Superintendent prior 10 that day.
There will be vacancies Tor State cadets in the fol-
lowing Senatorial Districts: Caroline, Albemarle,
Shenandoah, Buckingham, Accomac, Jefferson,
Charlotte, Piusyvana, Richmond City, West
moreand, Hampshire Harrison, Washington,
Norfolk, Dinwiddie, Goochland, Ohio kanawha.
The institute furnishes to The State Cadet, his
board washing tuition fuel lights, surgeon, books,
stationery, and matlrass, in consideration of which
he binds himself TO serve two years, after gradua
tion as teacher He is chargeable with cloth
ing only, The cost Of which, including pocket mo-
ney, 0he control Of which is exercised by the nst.
tnle,) is about $50 year.
Applications will at the same Time be received
for admission as Pay Cadets; the total expense in
Guiding clothes, being about $3.50 for IL months.
All applications must be accompanied by un-
doubted evidence OF iair moral character and no
person is appointed as a State Cadet whose pecu-
MARY circumstances are not such as To require
The aid which is contemplated for this class of ca
diets.
Qualihcations-Agc between lG and,25 years;
minimum height feet 9 inches, and exemption
from bodily disease and deiormity.
Term OF Services years as State Cadets; not
less than2 years as Pay Cadet.
The exercises OF The next graduation class will
take place on the 4th Of July, on which occasion
the class will be represented as follows:
Salula,ory addresses by Cadet r. T. w. Duke
Of Albemarle
Grafton by Cadet w. H. s,ith OF Richmond
City.
Grafton by Cade, w. H. R. Whcelrigh' of
Westmoreland
Valedictory Addresses BY Cadet H. B. Hill of
Buckingham.
The Alumni Association will meet on the Sd
day Of July, and an idrcss will be delivered by
Mr. VIM H. Henderson "a graduatc) Of Loudoun.
a full attendance Of The members is requested
FRANCIS Fl. SMITH,
Superintendent V. NJ !.
Feb. l3-c3t&lamt4thJy
Wing requested TO copy.
TN CHANCERY.-V In Chesterfield
i County Court Feb 10, 1915:
Peter F. Boisseau, Executor OF Sarah w.
Boisseau, Plaintiff:
against
Winfield S. Gibbs and Elizabeth his wife, Ro-
bert Lamb and Sarah his wife, Lewis G. Simon
son and Priscilla his wife, Daniel Fl. Boisseau
and Margaret Boisseau, Defendants:
This day came The plaintiff, by Counsel, and
hicu Hio Diii anu tne defendant, DANIEL n. DOlS-
scau, not having entered his appearance, and gi-
ven security, according 10 the act of Assembly
and the rules OF this court, and il appearing by
satisfactory evidence that he is not inhabitant
OF this country, on the motion Of the plaintiff, BY
Counsel, il is ordered, that the said Daniel H.
Boisseau do appear here on or before the first day
OF the next April term Of this Court, and answer
the plaintiffs bill; that copy OF this order be
forthwith Inserted in some newspaper published
in the city of Richmond for two months success
sively, and posted al the front door of the Court
house Of this county. A Copy: Teste,
Feb. l3-w2m P. POlNDEXTER, C.
NEW BOOKS.
MO. Is Harper's Illuminated Bible-25 cents.
IN No. 6 Thirlwalfs Grcece-25 cents.
The Chimes, a goblin story of some bells that
rang an old year out and new year in. By
Charles Dickens-price 6 cents.
new and beautiful edition of Prescott's His.
tory OF Ferdinand and Isabella, in vols.
Just received BY
Feb. u NASH & wooDHoUsE.
dickens NEW WORK: THE CHIMES
La Goblin Story of some Bells that rang an
oldyear out and new year in; by Charles Dick
ems. Price 6, cents. Received by
Feb Is DRINKER & MORRIS.
A GOOD STRING.
WE HEN you want really good Violin String
w call at NASH s. WOODHOUSES new
Bookstore, No 1877 Main street, and you can be
accommodated.
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