Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-06-05
MISCELLANEOUS.
Sea Bathing---Oid Point
81 a. Ell

MISCELLANEOUS.
Sea Bathing---Oid Point
HOT Ell.
THIS beautiful establishment is in hne order The
grounds nave been greatly improved, and the Bath
doises much misunderstanding, besides the swim
s PAIN not baths and shower baths. There Is
hne shore for surf bathing.
no place can be more healthy. In evidence we state
.at, las. summer, there were landed al this post
sniynve hundred troops from Mexico, with yellow
etef ana other diseases; and although the Hotel
mt VISITOR or resident Of the Point all
lieeted-lhe diseases being strictly confined 10 those
CHARGES FOR BOARD:
ny The day, 81 90
By The week, at the rate of 81 n-r dov
BY The month, Al the rate of 90 n.r dav
az Children and servants half price
May 26-dSclm JAMES ) FRENCH.
Gr Richmond and Petersburg papers will Meas. CO.
py 10 the amount OF Ave dollars each.
ALBEMARLE LAND FOR SALE
THE subscriber, with view oil changing his pre-
sent pursuits, 10 commence his fLrmer occupation
merchandising as he intends devoting his whole al.
tenion the same-oers for sale, privately his Farm
on which he now residrs called Spring Valley, con-
tanning GIG acres This land is situated within half
mile OF the James River and Kanawha Canal, in the
county Of Albemarle, within three miles Of Towards
Vile, ourishng little village, and in nine mites Of
Sco,tsville place OF considerable trade This land is
wen adapted 10 all kinds Of produce raised IN Virginia.
In point OF location and convenience such farm IS
seldom found. This land is well timbered; il also
anonnos IN springs of excellent water, surpassed by
none. IL has on II some fine meadow land, part Of
which Is now timely taken in timothy. The location
Tor garden is very SUPERIOR nasnluch rs has creek
running through II, which IL great convenience IN
ury seasons. The garden is large, and has within the
enclosure beautiful vineyard, which never fails 10
produce hnr grapes; also, within the enclosure,
handsome little hsh pond, which has In il some fine
hsh There Is also on this land good house. 81
lunIed on the main road, newly finished On the whole,
II IS one OF The most convenient and healthy situations
10 this section of country.
The improvements are and comfortable, con-
ssiing OF good two story dwelling house, kitch
en-, smoke house. dairy, carriage house, ice house.
also, excellent office in the yard that will suit
professional man.
will also sell lot Of Land, containing hun
dred acres, situated in tue county OF Abemae, the
James River Canal and within five six hundred
yards Of HowardsvilIe. This land Is well ,mbered,
and the location makes IL valuable
deem II unnecessary TO say m0re than respectfully
To invite all persons disposed purchase call and
examine for themselves. AUSTIN NJ. APPLING.
May 22-cwtf
VIRGINIA MILITARY INSTITUTE.
THE Board nf Visitors will on the 2oa day Of
June next, 10 make appointments cadets in the
Virginia Military Institute Applications should be ad-
dressed posi- PAID TO the undersigned before that
day.
Vacancies for State Cadets will exist in the follow
Senatorial Districts, viz Chesterfield, Franklin, spot
syyania, Prince William, Barbour Prince George, lila
ifaI, Accomac, Charles City, Rockingham and Wood
The staie Cadets are supplied saiuitously with tut
ton, hoard, tuel, lights washing, books, stationery
mattrass and medical attendance; and in consideration
thereof are required 10 two years after gradna
ton Is teachers IN some school in the State The only
expense 10 which the State Cadet subject is for cloth
ing. Applications viii be received NJ the same time
for pay Cadet appointments The average expense of
pay Cadet, including Clothing, Is about $3.50 for
twelve months As the number Of vacancies - limit.
ed, applications should be promptly made by the time
specified
No person car be appointed Cadet without produc.
ing written testimonials OF far moral character. TIE
applicant must be free fIoH all bodily lnrmily, br al
least sixteen years old and four feet nine inches
in height. The term oil service of the State Cadet is
three years-that Of the pay Cadet two years.
The Superintendent will be able 10 supply vacant
schools with teachers from the class which graduates
]th July. Applications should be made without delay.
The graduation exercises will take place the ilI
July. The graduating class will be represented on that
occasion as follows:
Sautaiory address by Cadet w. Masse, Of Augusta.
Grafton by Cadet G r. Terr, Of Bath.
Grafton by Cadet J B. Norvllle, Of Prince William.
Valrdictory address by Cadet Samuel Garland, Of
Campbell.
Previous 10 the graduation exercises, the Declaration
Of American Independence will be read by Cadet X. o..
Whitehead, OF Nansehond, and a national Grafton de-
livered by Cadet Charles DENLY, of Richmond.
FRANCIS II. SMITH,
Superintendent v. N. l.
Papers printed in the districts vacant for State Ca
diets will confer favor upon their patrons by calling
trntiOn 10 the vacancy. April lO-claf4t&wtd
IN HANCERY-yIsoIsrA:- AT Court of Quarter
L " Session, held for the county OF Northumberland,
al The Courthouse, Monday, the 18th day of May,
l849
Jarrett IIughett Administrator Of Hiram Ingram,
deceased, Plaintiff:
against
Thomas Gaskins Administrator of Henry I. Gaskns,
deceased, and Chatham Hurst and Ann his wife,
Defendants
The defendants, Chatham Hurst and Ann his wife,
having entered their appearance and gwen secr-
ty according 10 the ACT OF Assembly and tho rules Of
this Court and IL appearing by satisfactory evidence
that they not inhabitants ni this commonwealth II
is Ordered That the said defendants do appear before
the Justice of county Court of said county, al the
Court house, the second Monday IN July next, aud
answer the bill of the plaintiff; and that copy OF tins
order he forthwith inserted IN some newspaper publish
ed In the city of Richmond. for months successive
w. and posted the front door Of the Courthouse OF
said county for two successive Court days.
Copy-Teste,
May a9-cw2m JR sTITH, &C.
IN CIIhNCERY-YiRGiriA:- AT a Court of Quarter.
L " Session. held for the county of Northumberland
at the Court house. on Monday the nth day of May,
lS49:
Warner Hurst, Plaintiff:
against
Thomas Gaskins, Administrator Of Henry Gaskins,
deceased, and Chatham Hurst and Ann his wife,
The defendants Chatham lluist and Ann his wife,
not having entered their appearance and gwen Secur.
~ according 10 the act Of Assembly and the rules oil
this Court, and II appearing by satisfactory evidence
that they arc not inhabitants Of this Commonwealth
II IL ordered that the said defendants do appear be-
fore the Justices Of our County Court OF said county,
al the housr on the second Monday in July next,
and answer the said bill Of the plaintiff and that CO..
nv of this order he forthwith inserted in some neWspa'
per pubished in the city of Richmond for two months
and posted at tho front door OF the Court
house of said county, for two successive Court days
4 Copy-Teste,
May 29-cw2m' X SfIih, Z Y.
VJIRGINIA.-Ata Circuit superior Court of Law and
Chancery for Louisa county, continued aud held nj
the Court. house thereof, on Monday, April 10Th,
1919:
Walter c Shelton, Administrator de bonis non, with