Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-07-26

note or open account will please call and discharge the
Those having claims against the late finn are
requested prese mt them Tor payment Immediately, as
we are DESTROYS OF winding up the business with little
MANN S. VALENTINE,
VIM. BREEDEN
A. V. CRENSHAW.
DIDGWAY SCHOOL.-The next session of
HI my School will begin the 10Th Of August, and end
the last Friday in June following There will be a va
cation of three weeks in the W inter-, commencing at
Christmas treat my boys, in all respects, as would
like my to be treated at school, using proper
persuasions to induce the formation OF viruous and
studous habits and resorting to wholesome checks and
punishmens 10 restrain and reform the vicious. have
an extensive and choice library to which my pupils have
free access under every 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. 1t pupil be engaged
for less time than five months charge at the rate OF
REFERENCES the Faculty and Board OF Visitors
of the University of Va to R. c. Stanard, P. R. Graf
tan and Gen. B. Peyton, of Richmond G. L; Mosby
and Jno NJ Speed, of Lynchburg Lloyd holland and
H. B. Powell, of Loudoun; Gen. Corbin Braxton, OF
King William; Geo. H Gilmer, of Pittsylvania Cary
BEefsnbrdge Of Roanoke L. Carr Rs and Isaac Read Fad
Lewis, Of Sweet Springs B. j. Barbour, Of Orange !;
Gary c. Cooke, of Fuvanna; Nh Nd IN NJ B B9SWel OF
Bedford. FRANKLIN MlNOR.
~ Will Norfolk Herald Alexandria Gazette, Ere
dericksburg Recorder and Lynchburg Virgnian publish
the above week for six weeks, and forward their
account with paper containing the advertisement, by
mail to Charlottesville and will pay by check on bank
in that place. ~ -
lie 2l-lawtf FRANKLIN MlNOk.
a PRENTICE WANTED.-W anted at this
"A Office an active intelligent lad, about Is years OF
age to learn the Printing business One from the coun-
try preferred jy9
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TO LYNCHBURG.
Fare through to the White Sulphur. $500. $40 so
Fare to Lynchburg. .................... 3o
Servants halt price. -
On and after the I'D OF July, our Packet Boats will
leave Richmond daily at A. M, Sundays exceped)
and arrive in Lynchburg tl46 miles, next day, at T;
NJ From thence in stages, passengers have choice OF
two routes to the White Sulphur-one by Flncase and
the Sweet Springs the other by the Natural Bridge and
Daggers Spring, distance 100 miles winch Is divided
into two days. to avoid night travelling.
Returning passengers from the Whlle sulphur arrive
in Lynchburg the second day, at T. NJ, go on poafd
the Boats leaving every evening Except Saturday. at
half past 8 p. NJ, and arrive in Richmond In 81
hours or the second morning, in time to Dreakas and
take the Northern cars and steamboats, for Norfolk and
Baltimore.
The Southern cars leave daily at 81 P. M.
Passengers by our Boats for Charlottesville, Stanton
and Farmvile leave Richmond Monday, Wednesday
and Friday; oo
Fare to Staunton. observation-disclosures. 3o
Fare to Farmve observation-disclosures. 20
Packet Line, - .
BOYD, EDMOND & DAVENPORT.
Stage Line. 90
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