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SUMNER ARRANGEMENT-PAs PASSENGER TRAINS
To govern on and after May 81, 1919.
THROUGH TRAINS

SUMNER ARRANGEMENT-PAssE TRAINS.
To govern on and after May 81, 1919.
THROUGH TRAINS
Leave Worcester al 8 A. NJ and 3.s5 PM.
Leave Providence at las AM. 345P.M.
Passenger Station, Worcester, in Green Street Depot
do 10 Providence, in Ewing Of Passenger Depot
FREIGHT TRAIN, with Passenger Car attached, lenyes
Worcester for Uxbrdge (where it connects with Speca
Train for Providence) Mt II so M from Green Street.
UXBRIDGE SPECIAL TRAINS.
Leave Uxhriige for Providence al AM & l.l5 Pm.
Leave Providence for Uxbridge al ii Is NH so M
The through Trains connect al -Miville win cnachr
Cr Statewide. AT Whins with coaches for East Doug
Bas and Whtinsve AT Farnums with coaches for Graz
Hon centre and e. Village. At Uxbridge with coaches
spr Milford and Mendon. Worcester with trains OF the
Western Railroad and Norwich and Worcester Railroad,
n York day line Hartford and New Haven Railroads.
Al Providence with Perry from and for Newport
twice each day. on arrival OF trains.
The aud Ii 80 Am. trains from Worcester CONNER al
Providence with raus for Boston, Taunton FAN RIVER
New Bedford, &c. D..
The s45 p NJ. Train from Worcester connects at Prov
idence with STEAMBOATS, D. York via Sionngon h
The 7 A. M. train from Uxbfdee connects At Phws1cR
ct with trains of the and ProyieHcs Railroad ior
Boston and the M train from Providence CONNECTS
at Pswtucket with train from Boston.
Through Trains henceforh will not stop al Oehua'
Falls Ashton, Hamlet or Waterford ,,,,
No Cd Class Tickets sold 3O train from Worcester
Nav "a. dwtf ISAAC HINCKLEY, supf
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Thin. Goods for DRESSES.

GASES. LAWNS, DAREGEs. TISSUES, GRENA-
u Dimes, MUSLIN BATTlsTES, FoHLARD SILKS,
are really STARTLING for cheapness
A handsome Lawn for 10 cts. silk Tissue fer 20 cts.
beautiful Bareges for 20 CTS. plenty OF the above
goods received this week at CHAMBEKLiNs.
bay 10. ow
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PATIENTS,
Amer,ean and Foreign Office, and Agency the
U. S. Patent 0fce Washfngton

Hmertean and Foreign Office, and Agency Of the
U. S. Patent 0Tce, WASHINGTON,
No. ~ State Street, Boston.
THE subscriber by appointment from the Commission
Patents is agent of the U. s. Patent Office for re
ceving and wardng to the same models specimens
manufactures be patented deposited therein which
will be free expense and RISK. and with despatch
He prepare Caveats, Specifications Assignments and all
the necessary Papers and Drawings will make researches
American and foreign works. TO test validity OF nven-
tons, and render advice legal and scientific matters
respecting the Patents secured in Europe and
other countries.
By application this office, inventors are saved tn
me and journey Washington, and delay there
as well as all personal trouble in obtaining their patents
They the advantage of uer6Gy explaining their
Inventions and of consulting in TO them matters
in general of importance in order to obtain
correct specifications and claims The experience OF sag
teen years. practice extensive collection of rare works.
decisions &C.. mechanical subjects, the Patent Laws,
and patents of different countries, collected at much ex
pense during the long this office has been established
together with accounts here kept of Inventions patented
at Washington enable the subscriber to afford TO Inventors
DESTROYS Of procuring Patents assistance and Information
which in Other respects might be difficult of attainment.
n. II. EDDY. CiUil Engineer.
Boston, Sept /, lS48. ewly &eod
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Cisterns Cemented.

THIS is notify all those who wish TO have Csterns
Ceented in the ground, that the subscriber has had
much experience in Cementing Cterns, and will do this
work the most improved plan. All orders for such
work lea at his house No TEMPLE STREET, Worcester,
will be promptly attended to.
Nav 49, DIV HUGH JOYCE.
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All persons indebted either by note account othe
sad Joseph Converse, Joseph Converse Co., are
requested to make immediate payment of the same to
either the subscribers the old stand of Converse
Co., who duly authorized TO settle all such demands
CONVERSE & Culver.
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NfeQI WMrchOasSe,

TINE subscribers their friends and the public that
i they have been appointed Agents for the sale OF
STEEL,
and will be constantly supplied with full and complete
assortment Of CAST shear, Machinery and Blister SIeel
which will he sold al Boston prices
Nav IS. dwsm E. F. DIXIE HAMILTON
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OOE IAAN I N II NN5l1AA NOAIO y
THE Subscribers have this day associated themselves in
the Provision business the old stand Of Joseph
Converse Co.. under the and style of Converse
and Culver, where they intend all times to keep com
pete assortment of fresh and salt provisions, which will
he sold wholesale retail low Ur cash. The subsCri
bers hope by digent attention business tomert
tnuat1n he patronage heretofore literally bestowed
the old firm CfIAS. E. CONVERSE
April IL, 1919. JESSE 8. CULVER.
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DrV Goods Cheaper than ever.

THERE NEVER WAS TINE when so many Goods
/ could be bought for little money now
CHAMBERLIN'S.
Ladies you can buy
handsome light Calico Dress fast colors yds for 62kc
A fine Printed Lawn do 40 yds) for 60 let
A very fine A Scotch Law do. e yds) for 80 cts
A nice Muslin de Lame do IN yds) for $l,Ss.
handsome "A Foulard Six do 90 yds Tor $685.
nice High Lustrs Black Sir do. ne yds) 800
A large good Black Silk Shatct for $50
A good Embroidered Grape Shawl for S3,'
very handsome BLACK VISITE, for 100
Cotton Hose cts Linen Hdkfs 6 cts.
Common Calicos 8 cts. Good Bingham cts
Good Sheetngs cts. Children's Bonnet Ribbons &c
Indies Bonnet Ribbons, 10 els.
All other goods in proportion at
May IS. DIV CHAMBERLlNS.
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H A. HECKTOR,
Fashionable Hair Cutfnr

IS fitting up Saloon at No. 10, Main Street. near.
ly opposite the Court House, Worcester. where
he will pay strict attention Hair Cutting, Hair Dress
ing and shaving with ease, and Champoons the best
most ashionabe saloons IN Boston Nav Vo,s .n ne
city, he aiers himself that with attention to his bust
and the wants of his customers he shall be able to
give satisfaction to all who may favor him with their
Particular attention will be paid to cutting
chIldren's hair Razors honed at short notice.
Worcester, April 20. a.
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NOTICE.

TINE subscribers having taken the Store formerly
pied by Messrs PERKINS s. FLANDERS, wond say to
their and the public generally that they
rions branches, the Old Stand, of Main and
Mechanic Streets and will keen constantly supplied with
fresh goods which they shall offer such prices cannot
fail TO suit tho who wish to purchase good articles.
P. HOLBROOK & CO.
Worcester. May A, le4s. w6Ldsw
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NEW STORE!
warden BlOck,) No. Al Front St.

WUKOES TEX,
yT1TIE subscriber having recently opened New Store
/ No. A Front Street, with fresh stock of
FAMILY GROCERIES,,
prepared furnish the citizens with every article
al the lowest Wholesale prices by the quaRtity retail
for cash.
All kinds OF TEAS, SUGARS, SPICES, MoLASSES,
&C. offered the very lowest price which be al~
forded, and will be warranted give satsacon he
goods may be returned.
BUTTER, CHEESE and LARD, in large and small
packages, constantly on hand Also
BEEF, PORK, HAMS,
Nackersl Salmon, Goldfish and Herring, by the single
pound or quantity, of excellent quality.
FLOUR and MEAL, at market prices
Dried apples, Potatoes, Oranges, Lemons, RGisins
SyKps, Ketchups and Pickles. and general assortment
OF goods usually obtained in such sores at the cheapest
Dosh prices.
Citizens and strangers invited to examine the stock
and prices Goods delivered in all parts of the city free Of
expense by ANDREWS,
Worcester, March 81. dwf "a Front st.
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WORCESTER * NASHUA RAIL ROAD
Esx5kps e9xssss1 r5sxszr1 - \ ~
N Is SS stS 81 "a tEJ lsg = ESEaESSa

Summer Arrangement, commencing April z, 1919
PASSENGER TRAINS will follows.
Leave arrive at Groton Nashua and
WOrcesterat Junction Lowell at
so m. S.l5a 9 90 AIN.
ii 90 am. IL 30 pm. LID pm,
SIS pm. Sis PIN. 30 IN.
Leave Nashua reach
and Low ell at Worcester at
2Oam, 6I5a.m $40 a m.
Ills am II 80 pm. 200 PIN.
4l5p.m. 5.l5 pm. 6.S2 pm.
FREIGHT TRAINS leave Worcester daily tor Greton
Junction Nashua and Lowell. Leave Nashua and Lowell
daily tor Grotnn Junction and Worcester.
At Worcester, the $50 A. NJ. train connects with Nor
& Wor. Bt train from NewYork-Eary trains OF the
Bos G. Wer, Prov 81 WUr. Nor. & Wor, and Western
R. Read connect with The ii AM train from Worcester
Al Groton Junction, trains arrive simultaneously at
6 Is A. NJ IL 80 sis P. M from Worcester, Nashqa
Boston, Fchburg, Lowell and West Townsend and de
part simultaneously for the above named places al OLD
I'M, $50 and Is p. NJ.
Trains arriving at Nashua connect with upward trains
of Concord and Wilton Rail Roads and those leaving
Nashua depart arrival OF downward trains Of the same
roads.
I7Ths road forms the cheapest and most exreditious
channel OF communication for Freight and Passengers
between New York CITY, the Southern and Southwestern
portions of New England (nclnding the line of the West
ern Rail Road) and Lowell, Lawrence, and Portland
Nashua Manchester, Concord, and all places in the vi
entity of the Concord, Boston, Concord and Montreal
Norhern and Passumpsic Railroad and Vermont Central
Railroad, upw ard from White River Junction-Aso TO
all places line of the Fitchburg, Vermont and Mas
sachusets Cheshire Sullivan and Vermont Central Rail
road from Windsor, and Passumpsc r. r.. from White
River Junction. ]. w. STOWELL, Supt.
Worcester April 2, le49 dwtf
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CITY CLOTHING STORE
Bows Clothing.

IN consequence OF the frequent calls tor BOYS
L CLOTHING, and the complaints of the high prices
asked it by other dealers in it in the City, the subscr
bers have concluded to keepa
BETTER ASSORTMENT
than has been kept here before and owing 10 their
advantages in purchasing for cash. they and will sell
cd Article OF Boys Clothing of all kinds,
CHEAPER THAN CAN BE BOUGHT AT ANY
other Establishment in Worcester.
Besides the common articles Boys wear, have
large OF POLKA SACKS suitable for Children
from Two to Ell hit years OF age.
A large assortment Of
Gents Clothing, Furnishing Goods, &C..
CHEAP AS EVER. Please cali and examine.
A. MACULLAR & CO.,
Ml9dwu 1921 Main ST., Worcester
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NIE subscribers having disposed of their interest in
i the GRocERY BUSINESS to P. HOLBROOK g. CO.,
ud cheerfully recommend them to their pat,
rons and The public generally
PERKINS & FLANDERS.
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Steam Propeller Freight Line
NJ Vail

Steam PrOpeIIeT FTelSIIt Il1Ae
= c~a n Norwich and New York.
kysssE Winter Arrangement
THE Steam Propeers will leave Norwich for NJ Yors
| The shotucket, Capt. GEER, Mondays al o'cPk M
The Quns baug, Capt. WILLIAMS, Wednesdays at do
Leave Nsw York for Nor,oich,
The She ucket Capt. GEER, Thursdays, at oclk r. Nj
The Quinehaus Capt WILLIAMS, Saturdays, at do.
rTFreiSht by this Line should be marked Propeller Of
Propeller Line.
For fur information inquire Of the Captains on noard
ar Of NORTON, CONVERSE & CO., } Nor
WHITAKER. HAMMOND & CO,5 witch
Norwlch. Dec so. u
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
TNHE ARCHITECTURAL BUSINESS will be continued as
heretofore by the subscriber, at No 20 Central Egg
change. ELBRIDGE BOYDEN.
April 2. diff
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A CARD.

Worcester, May a, ls4s.
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Providence q Worcester Railroad.

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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-09-07
fsy Pui.Ia,s. & Shade.
VALUABLE FARM. STOCK AND CROPS
NEA2 pIL,li NOND CDR SALE

VALUABLE FARM. STOCK AND CROPS
NEAR RICHMOND, FOR SALE.
TINE 81. ) .ripef in;eGdfs 10 change hi resi-.
/ ccac: oli,ls 10! sale his f4rn TN tic New
l,r DE Road, nree mics from The city, ADJOINING
he iahts OF MajuIs Edmund Christian an! She'-
win McRae and others, containing aoyu one
huncr... an! thirty acre.; one hardfcd u! Wa'cR
are clearet and in sopd near, producing me
crops, a. may b. stem rom the sro wing crops
Tn. farm IS a beatty a. an? 10 the neis6p"f-
hoo which j, D.l'r:.u 10 D. Is much 81 as any
in Virginia | lies well ana has Oh II large
and c,mmo1us dwelling house, having nlue
re.ms wi,h f.e.plac.s, and al necessary ori-
houses Any one " sing 10 bny suca farm,
i ,1yiled tu view it, Of at..re's me or I'm NJ.
Creepy, E,q, through he Ricnmoad I. o:
II he ia.n ssolii Eol h- sod seiors THURS
DAY he ll.h day oi Oc'orer 1879, II viii on
TIA, lay III lair, VI il co., On Iae nsH' lar oay')
be ,olI a public aucliun on the premises.
TIE farm vii. certainty DC sold, and upon adj
vanaseous terms 10 the purchaser, as only A
small portion OF he purchase money viii Ia re-
CURED III cash. Immediately ahef The sale 81
me land, the growing crops OF corn, (Which are
very iiae } oa;s, fodder, 81 some very superior
milcn COWS, horses, carriage, wagons, carts aE,i
Ia -mas utensils, and also, fiae ioi o! Eoss VIII
be sold al auction.
The personal property will be sold upon
crrti: o. TOUR mon rs lor approved negotiable
paper Possess on %, the iafm may he had al
once wi.: TIE privilege ot the growing cfGrS AT
4 .air valuation. .. sf-LocN'
Sale condt c.eL by ruLLiAM i SLADE, auc's
p. s. Should he pu chaser desire II, ne can
bu, one hundred or more acres ADJOINING.
Sent - C,,.s T. b. -.
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NEW FALL. STOCK OF
FiAIIl,,NAKLE CLOTHING;
, lie. NAM STREET.

4 AT No liz, MAIN STREET.
\!LAS MERCHANT is now receiving his
y FALL AND WINTER STOCK OF CLIO
ling WHICH Is ENTIRELY NEW. atd the best
Gs re has ever yet offered Tor sale The
L erals OF which the garments are made are o!
lQia:i,y. They were cut by one oil The best
4 ai,~, tashiona ble cullets, ana the workman.
s'suAn as can be relied Oh.
COUNTRY MERCHANTS are requested
I call and examine his STOCK, which they will
:. every way suited for the Virginia trade,
6: a, prices 10 sui, themselves. The following
is may be iouLd in his assortment, viz:
Back and blue Dress Goats
4 Do brown and olive Dress Ffock Goats
Dab, blue, biowd, and black beaver Overc oats
D. do 90 10 90 Tosas
de Macknaw Blanket Over Goats
t,dh and black do do do
SACK and Fancy cassimere Pants, Vi al! kinds
u sam Yes.s, all qualities
% silk do DO do
Fancy cass,lo do co
DO Six AM Satin, superior quality
Black Clu and Cashmere do 10
Business Goats oi every description; Under
Minis Drawers and Hosiery, OF every qualify
"a PFC; together with The best assortment of
FANCY GOODS, such As SaspcnderS, Cfava's,
saa', riel.esIcA;e;s, Glnyes, &C.. ever yci
ue ed IN this marse;. The above goods were
manufactured by himself. and be being all the
me N nc New York mltse', where he can
a'ah hhA'ct vt eycry opportunity OF getting
ea'saih, gives lin an advantage which is pos.
sessed oy l,w IN this city, and cLabIes him 10
gel m ais sock al over prices han usual
Consequent, he can AFFORD 10 sell cheap for ISL
al. \ i'll conyi:cc all ot Tie lac, wac Will "a var
ala with call
=. F. WEISEGER, Agent,
Sep 6-lm No. ll2 Main Street, Rmhm1
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f,IiE first sr>slon Of this Institution will Commence
IN MONDAY tlr ISt al October, i-l9 and will cpsr
on the Isl day July, !e,o. i" combine thorough
English Education, with practical knowledge "i
some .; the Modern languages mas -rn Tie aiEi i
most Institutions al tIs sft They have ullcii sue
errJ.J in the former but rarely IN the latter. Ion
and ahual practice i necessary 10 the perfect nlsir
~ Of any foreign language The Principal ri This In
siiiulion hopes Ia succe=h III uhtih2 hutl thrse ub
| jectS.
The English Of study viii br - thorough a
that pur. ur IN any other Female Academy IN this Z
any other Stale. Experienced and well qualified
An extensive chemical apparatus will be immediately
pcpcur-d for the usr of lie Institution.
The Ffrnch Language being III" Naive tongue % tue
Prncipa hls assist9n. :rachefs speaking French. and
The srryant, of the establishment b-Ing natives "i
Fr,nr, the yuun. ladies boarding wn!i him. will, al
urr.ssi,y lie compelled {" speak French. |. ~ be
.hr only language spoken III Tie family lie ino,t pa
rental are i'll b. taken 81 The young ladies tslnx
with the Principals: aad Ill the comforts not ~ conflict
with strict discipline Hiii surround tLsI ilrs VIII be
treated a. meintrrs Of III. family IL avoid extra
CHARGES the terms Will hr Is fellows:
For Tuition IN Tie French Language. and ~ AL
the English branches, Rocks, stationery. Dca.d,
Washing. Fuel, Lights. &c, SC, S!sl
For arv additional Languages, ~
For Music on The Piano any other Instruments,
with sheet lnUs,c aud use II the in,tiumrGis, ~
pay scholars " 10 Wit furnish tier SHEET
misic, VIII pay for music -
French Lfu .ulsc. -
ANY additional Language ~
For Er.i-a branches, ~ under ten, ~
From ten Ia thirteen Inclusive, ~
over thirteen. -
Day scholar, will furnish their own books. Fay.
m-nis Tor III. first halt al tins viii he -rPrr.td
IN adv ancr the residue by the Isl cl March M PnPh
will hr atatlrd a.; less Than naf c'arse.
All lr.trts previous 10 thu 18Th 81 September shod
be al !rr-,.d Colonel Rotr:t Nj Mci'anii,sh, Pest
deat Of The Board "i ';,,s and rr ~. "e 70
tur oI-caaw2m pr.ncIpa! a Williamsburg.
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~ ,.,,oc. oro a,c..- a, H. County Con-. OF Prince
Edward mit- - ;nr jay Z rni, i-'' We &c Io"i'
appointed hy tn trcsr" I" eItehc Tie sare
wi,I on WEDNESDAY, tie tenth aay q oet"'rr,
next ii The DIV ~ ii'.. !; not, "n he ~ Il tar Gay
rr. aer pfucr-d 80 --' IN the premises 'lir rae. 81
Land referred H. N the -a!d decree, known ~ tHr
,,ns ., Sandy Ford u belonging 10 TIE hr's OF t6
wa.t rrlon DC. asri. He lana lies IN ihr counties
II rrLe- Edward aad Cumberland on both sides {" th-
AnnofgtIos ver atont three mirs a3o.r the Il "a ~
funville AMI siI: nve ateve P'trFsbn'., ana Antlh
If lainpi.n S.Gnry Coliec- a1oui seven miirs the
hole contains b? ate snTv,y, ','''. ar', -"
when l53 acres are inw 2r"nnfs-1ei. on "ir nay ."
.,- i, vii be offered a. iwo distinct tfacts. unless IL
may sui. III. WISHES al lGtchiSr.- u bi@ Vf ne
That p,rt of the estate WHICH l'2s an We .ng
~ N! side cf thu river contains = atfe- y "i.i
ac..s low grounds. about - Flf- =, -" NJ, 80
br!, land and aiD acres hraviy t'Fn"-tr"- 10 ~
prov. u nis upon iS portion CONSIST =" ! 'ia ~" ~,
ruiuu.od c,Is old fashioned dwrll'hs h"I'e' ~" ~
,h-r nrrr.safy and CONVENIENT hliiilaes he "'n''
nart Of the estate winch iirs on ttr opposite siar ~ t
App,asll river. and - ~ The County ~ Inn 20
,n,f,,u- a35t .rrr> Of which IL. are low ennnis u"
1.rr- al ouItl .aied high iinc, and -. acre 81 's
,;mnrr,i land The Improvement ni tir h'n"e'' ..
- r. consist ni Al oScfSerf : h''.'ri "pH'I"
F",j " Vel. An,..., N this sert'on o Virginia,
an. ~ g,..ili, admitted IS Competent Jnds' % br
n- y, IL y.fr lie The Anpoin:,t"i fisrt-
Iii at,n.d 4, t,,r pfpiuctlon o the -iap-s 81
nm. lttt al tie Statr-cofa, "hrii, cas- aha
H. M Growth winch Tie operations o! me i.on
-, row directed, tu;, vita proper "fi"Gehth's. "
word make n.s>; ,aiGahI- stock arn Is u WIS oner
mani, ~ a most p.r4bi, used IN Iea'ins stnfh INA
wrf. noI-d lor ter -rp.l.or qualities |osasfru N
rrita,r,y the p.op.I;y IS ID unworthy g HE hiieh
,i nf r.nnsyIyanil ga o;het No.tEern farmers, wn
ay he Jino SCI to mar IN Virginia ani@
IN. TEA ~ sale uRdrf The decree are: onr t'ifh
onr.tard IyaSi- Twelve months, a.d The oir'
mid IN two years Bonds, with approved s-1uf'..
r be required for the deferred payments. ana 'm 49,,
lie 10 the land VIII be- returned until the """'e " '
pu,cha-- n,uney IS said -, .-.;v. al
,-trfs. dirsced ;ou. At farmye, VII receive ~
t-niion. JAWS II Dt'-.I, ,,iroN ION Is.
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TIE cicuJ0Np ACADEMY,

a-SDER The sun rIarnLrncc al the sub>rH5er, VII
u liz e.o,,rnrd MoniIy Iit ;h oc.noFI, ISIS iid
the ~ stem instruction Will be iueh'e ny ,he sane
as that pursued IN MS Sch"ui i"ih'e''' ~ " w.
vernon street ~, .,.i., -,
Having by experience become fully convinced lhat
aer,siou on The part nj the ieaehef Coupled WIN
rrsuisiou nf undertaking rrsu'at'. rum iir p"p'-
can be the only guaranty IL sa5stihui 'i''e'nrn.
thr r,uc,ptJ w,al Hereby inform Nj patrons anu thr
,uniir that his hitherto stfci. yet pieh1al nseipihr
III be faithfully observed AMI bts coh>ta' euueds"f
q III he la iI.>t inn the nnds u l"se eoih"'nu ~
In. charge The conviction. that MANY huepe""eHCt 81
character u.riniE-s. IL sociey a'a s.serss " nc
ptr-ly d-reud ,rnE sacred regard to I"ilh, ircii-
tude and Prem, iitudc IN early YOU D.
In the choice of Assistants, hs determination IS L"
engage only those TO IRE tmih .. ~ theh cihns
Ia Morality Patience Perseverance ahc Scholarship,
fsuhirctIue the :aur to The continuation OF 6r rus
,.rs aud ~ the selection Of Trft BOOKS t"ec alone
which after strict PERSONAL sIl'laa'on' &c innGi
,daned 10 lie Institutions Of hr soath. vii be adept
ed ,.,:,
rup; sufficiently advanced III Ens'ish can receive
instructions gratis IN French and High GetI'an both OF
which Id guaces daily becoming aosu'eiy h-ees-
sary as wen 10 the man .. business - ne sih!d:.
In the t:reeh ard Latin LANGUAGES, lnr o'hsrht6hll
pronunciation use ~ the various 'pt!esc ~ Ioht'
n.nfaI EJrone will be followed 80 thai ~ t'e event I"
nunll w,snin. Ia complete his education there, lie
will lose tint II aying Ia acquire uinefh
So entirely from that If The Siuarh' a neiiea anu
Emg LAND. The art OF scanning, his'e.o ,'s, rhii:e
Nv nj elected, Will continue To be lausa'' "Hhoui
Of which the beauty OF The classical authors
can never be truly appreciated
TERMS: Payable quarterly IN aa.ahce- iniliof
IN the usual English branches , y. ia'lieh ~ lht
adv lnced English branches, Ah.ieha languages a"'
higher Mathematics $50. np.,prr
Sept. 4-c5,awtl9hoet. J. c. r. BENNETT.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-09-07
MISCELLANEOUS.
Massie Il White,
ROGERS AND COMMISSION MER


GIANTS,
No &c WEST MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, VA.
lave now IN Store an unusually large aud we'll Sc
Ill lecied stuck OF FAMILY GROCERIES iof cash,
~ an m. usa, lime 10 puuc,uai custonrIs-emoracns
IN part -, ,,,.., or.
81 ,'rnIr Porto Rico and New Orleans sugar
Woolsey i woos-y's Crushed and Puivefised Sugar
snerm 1allow and AtamantiGo Candies
Porto Rico and Trinidad Molasses
Duoonl,s Powder, Shot aud Nails
cood and damaged Sole Leather
Swrdrs and Americaa Iron
C,rton Yarns, Bed Cords and Leading Lines
Wrapping, Cap and Letter Paper
Hsrrnrs Mackerel and Shad
R.lt,,n,re No Lard, in kegs
Family Bacon, Hog Round
Western sides, tor Negroes
iiv.rp OF and Ground Alum Salt
Aim cop. eras, Ginger Pepper
Lama OH. Window Glass
shoe Thread, sc &C.
* B-Massie " White will attend 10 tas sales oil
Corn Wheat, Flour and Tobacco, and viii use their
b. 81 r1eroRs 10 obtain the highest market price.
Sent 1-cxiw