Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-06-28
DIDGWAY sCHOOL.-The next session

NIB TDGWAY SCHOOL.-The next session OF
Ma my School will begin the 18th of August, and end
the last Friday in June following There will be
cation OF three weeks in the W inter-, commencing at
Christmas treat my boys, in all respects, would
like my be treated at school, using proper
persuasons to induce the formation OF vruous and
sudious habits, and resortng to wholesome checks and
punshmens restrain aud reform the vicious. have
extensive and choice library to which my pupils have
free access under every encouragement TO make use OF
it prepare boys thoroughly for the University in the
following branches: Greek, Latin, Spanish, French
English and Mathematics; and in the rudiments Of
Chemistry, Natural Philosophy and Botany. Survey
ing taught practically in the field.
TERMS are 5000 for board and tuition for ten months.
No extra charges for any thing If pupil be engaged
for less time than five months, charge at the rate Of
S25 month. My boystare do, and seek the best
can get Mypost office is is Charlotte1ylle Va
of the University of VS.; to R. G. Stanard p Graf
tan and Gen. B. Peyton, of Richmond G. l.. Mosby
and Jno M. Speed, Of Lynchburg; Lloyd holland and
King William; Geo. H Gilmer, of Pittsylvania Gary
Brecenbrdge Of Roanoke J. L. Carr and Isaac Read,
OF Kanawha; A. p STROLLER, Of Bath Col. John
Lewis, of Sweet Springs; B. j. Barbour, OF Orange ;
Cary c. Cooke, of Fuvanna; VIM. M. Burwell, OF
Bedford FRANKLIN MINOR.
aEys Will Norfolk Herald, Alexandra Gazette FREE
dercksburg Recorder and Lynchburg Vrgnian publish
the above once week for weeks, and forward their
account with paper containing the advertisement, by
mail to Charlottesville and will pay by check on bank
in that place.
je 2l-lawtf FRANKLIN MINOR.
TIME WESTERN HOTEL IN FINCAS-
n TIE IS FOR SALE.-The subscriber being
DESTROYS to remove Texas, where he has lands,
offers for sale one of the most desirable TAVERN
STANDS in Western Virginia, either with or without
the Furniture; and if sold privately before the 18th
day of August next it will that day be offered to the
highest bidder and other property he may be in possess
sion OF at that time.
fe 22-c6m THOMAS c. LANCASTER.
TNNkUSTEE'S SALE OF VESSELS.-As
n trustee OF deed oftrust executed on the - day
of March, l849, by William c. Haynes for the benefit
of Newton ,Symngton & Robinson, shall, to satisfy
the terms of said trust at Warsaw in Richmond
ty proceed to sell at public auction to the highest bid
der for ,sh Tuesday, the 23d Of July, 1880 the
following properly to wit two vessels called William
Maria and Dorothea Haynes.
ie25-c4t VIM. H. TAYLOE. Trustee.
M OTICE.-Notce is hereby given that George
"a w. Willis has, by deed Of trust, bearing date the
9Th day of May 1885, and recorded in the Clerks office
OF the County III of Henrco, conveyed to US tor the
benefit of his acltors all bonds, accounts &c, due to
the said Geo. W. Willis, in his right, and as
signee of Willis & Brother, John l.. Smher, Sandy g.
Smither and William J. Willis.
All persons indebted requested to make immediate
payment as the provisions OF the deed require its being
closed without delay.
Payment must be made only US, or to authorized
agents We may be found at the store OF Kent Paine
& Kent COLIN BASS, }T.,,.oo,
ROBERT A. PAINE. iios'eeS
Richmond, June lst 1850.
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