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Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-11-17

AIUSL1N CoLLARS.-A beautiful assortment of Ladies
w Muslin Collars Undersleaves and Bands for sale at
z..,s..s.--4s- - . .z..-. L4 H. L. S1 R. DAY.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-11-17

JUsL1NS, Edgings and 1nserngs-Wide Muslin Edgings
vi from to 90 cents yard medium and narrow do from
yard Camb and muslin Inserings Cambria
Founcing, Linen and Thread silk and cotton
at Fl. L. & r. DAYS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-09-17
Mr.. WEBSTER'S ATTITUDE.

Achilles still remains sulenly in his tent in state Of
EARNED neutrality" Neither the Establishments the
threats OF The Scott organs him from his position.
The Boston Courier speaks follows with the air and the
tone of authorized publication when il says:
awe sec stated in various quarters that Mr. Webster
conemplutes publishing address his friends visng
them 10 the which they ought 10 pursue AID
ing them refrain 0m using his name in connection with
the Presidency. These put forth by editors
OF Scott pape:sgentlemen who opposed Mr. Webster s
Baltimore grounds Of private malice aud az
erward eSued in the result of The dngs Of the
Mr. Webster has written letter upon the subject OF the
Presidential election will lie do in "few days.
His friends have not solicited his advice how thev
should in November next and they have not. be XII
NJ M Webster encIes are useless, they cannot break
sH.ncc."
In various portions Of Massachusetts, and in the CITY OF
New York the Webster men moving 10 give him the
nomination and to organize for his support.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-09-17
rrlL NnrE 0E 0HIO-

Horace Greeley the aboilionist has been stumPns 10
Ohio for Gen. Scott nnd his return gives rather glow
ing view of Wing prospects through his paper the y.
Tribune He says that ' 10000 votes are cast Tor Hale
NJ eaet 6 900 of them viii be cast by men who were oTnef
" Whigs;" al nd he thus concludes
sin view OF the binding mist which has ooFcured ''c
vision of large share Of her mos! Intelligent voters ipc
inq them 10 do nd city the work Of Inc Slavery rr"rasn
dn Will. nnxioisy intent on resisting it, and the s'mfh
man efforts 10 drive back The IrI-h voters no W." "i
whence hcy are d, sirous escaping the struggle will be
hard one and the Wigs Of Ohio will deserve the h-es'
honor if they carry las they ,cW carry their oa''
i,,r Gen. Scott in November"
This is ranlamount admission the part oil the
a,ronpes Scott Eiilor Of The North, that Ohio will cast he
vote FIR Pierce and King SO will New York and PENNEY!
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-09-17
WHlG ARGUMENTS.

whig writing about Scott meeting in PENNEY lTanla'
describes the following of the attractions OF The occa'
sion:
san immense soup bowl, wheels containing BAND,
eee club with flags banners, and three ." four I've c"rns
e here drawn by gray horses Tor Washington Penn
syvunia followed by wagon shty eeI long, con'aihn
sc nne hundrcd delegates drawn By hirlyone elegant.
horses each bearing flag with the name OF one OF The
Slotes"
There is sad degeneracy exhibited in Ills sort OF disgust
ing whr frvoitr. The wing creed ia now lypIhcd nS d
SOUP bowl and Gen. SCOTS Gcservnes and capacities prov
ed by "four live coons No wonder Mr. WEBSTER Gun h'
no inspiration in such theme as this.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-09-17
NAINE L.I.ECTION.
DIED.

l,rp in Allegheny county, Va on >",ai m -, 81 Hss",,'
MAa M "a I ~ , Im.bama and si- an:
i've iau-hcrs.] r lament their r"'y h'a'! "
s m I,e she was "a he p mate parent she all 'n'
imoos" n ~ r rr Sn, % love her none a-rl h sle
e'' ani a. Christian sh slowed her iith by her WORK. Nh
"a, Of nj. lad been ilsh ny hr intn's- yet even
spectator could loan some cslln1 ." "e1 % :, '." s
c!,y viii. which fond hearts o husband ami ch",' m e,,E
M n ne io@s se thai .erss
" so 81 h wS p . ns se..s ~. sa @ 's "
inS iSs so.ioI strong it .1rlSe. iEs.''
THIN! ne -. sam nm. .5s,:s bai stne. n,e.f'
y was for eyera y-afs an exemplary m.mh. Of tho pr,.y
tcr,an cIur:n she bore prcscfea "
- rrr,ra WHOM iear and a,lerp in Jews ana
peacefully - INC a!s Ina ,ms Of the iyns ra mingled that
,rnpre.siv. be long remembered &C" p""'' ~ H.
Improved
MED th- city Of Norfolk Monday the 2'd d, Of AHgys x
,cr shor bu, painful nea. o .y, o. EIy.s'.' JoN M
" BATTLEY, eldest ."nof h" ind A." d n'.y 10 ~: @
year year II. b,"s So.s and six ssrirrs2l'o- "-
lry- City papers please copy.
A TRIBUTE OF RESPECT. ,,
Macon College held il their Is on The n d,y i,.s o. 1r
n: sO9s ass Be o ,pp0s.'H D . Hny T.
Carolina: Eaersupon PresIder appointed a's, md
Boyd Tnos Thscsson and EobI; ae 'o =. @
'Mo f.anbic al resolutions which were un ,ssl: al"eI
Wnsrrls Ia The wise en.a:on OF q" un.rf"g
bs n.a.sd the Almighty our mii' our nnc
friend Henry r naSe ior4,:fy y. sac,.s .nd sre.
hcrnmnne ia u. society 10 give some "fia
h.. liable msIbef tef'i"'r
Tb,t in OF Nr iIenry F. Drake INC s'' -
he loss member VINO s'ef tat''es'sH IF
interest welfare who cphirioIe' " " MIN
ir,msurr "I its dignity and 10 or tnd "no os L %
conuc, and splendid Example Won ne ana!Ann .
80. ho with rm ard "'ped heh! 10 an Pp'
,hi-ct nd b-n.h vrsaniLaIon
Thii sstiui!oa ne Ios.er chhtaesi
had rev parallels and wticn was ~oriay o Az nauoh ,'".
@ IN tha nrpuj cor Of issna MS Duty ha' a.
hs va. unys;enous dlgaihs!, oo iud pu'e- can
,ian he Has humble ins neso.ea; | 90 ono - - So. @ "
Resolved, Ths, Will. sincerely mrsIze win 'hs
| ra ions good pir Which ~sSso satois! ..,"
a moment. fleni. ard earns'ily Iu't hs ~ "
the nl a gorsGs ~ ea'el.
Ra.nlyet That thss fe'oI.i"As oe HA 81, ID
n,.n,, Of Mr. Drake Corresponding sstre'-r ~.
,ndolpa con W.rrsn,"n A."-.
AIvocats and Richmond Enquirsr Do r.lms,ea % P" "
df THOMAS G. TUACbSTOS, CouHiur-
IL LNBRY MERRITT
YnakGn HALL, Aueua U lssa
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-09-17
ALBEMAKLE FEMALE sEMINAKY.

rsNllE ubscrlbcrs the
next charge OF Miss VI Wiggus assisted by Miss Bum
may hardly be necessary that lew teachers in Virginia
given more unqualified Satisfaction 10 her than Miss Wig
gins that lev" very few possess her qualifications.
We shall expect school, for itself
for his and satisfactory testimonials might he given
The SUBSCRIBERS and nrghorhoad bal
heaivc miles East n Charlottesville mile Shadwei,
wna lew hundred yards uI ne Virginia Central Rail Road ant!
immediate opposite Col. 7. J. RandOl,,l's.
Young ladies' and their friends coming by Rail Road, will be
promptly met al Siadwe anJ conveyed house with their bag
gage
of study includes all the branches usually
the female seminaries.
The academic year consists of months, divided
Expenses (af payable LIST March, the remainder lst
I. viii be. Z months = follows
and tuition English, higher English and
Mathematics, Vocal Music and French. sl3O 90
Drawing and Painting coors) and Crayon, 5 GO
Painting in Oil, 10 10
Music Piano. with OF instrument, Is GO
Guitar, 500
For uonaton address the subscriber shadwe Post
OfFce, Abernarle. II. w. WYATT.
Au,ls
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-09-17

Below, VIII be found aofGe very Interesting rom
ha" lH"es Lie OF Gen. Pierce, which from HE
New York Evening Post They place Gen. Pierce in hjs
trte :ht which sill justly commend him 10 The supper, OF
Tic people of the Union. The Boston Post enys
HaptoTne has here bctu,ifu rarai;ye oi the
career OF Trend dear 10 him almost from boz Ish y"
IL Is Vicd into chapters and las append
&C. Perhaps the lille o! lie chapters Will give good idea
oi Arran .ctlrrt Of tie work.
Chaitl. His pacnlaae and carly life. Chapi IT, His
services n The State and Naunai Lcpstd ChaPt H.
Ills srccess at The bar Ca2, " Mexican war. t- jour
nal Q! Inc march from fe:l Cruz Chap v His services
IN Ic valley Of Mcxco Chnpt. VI! The compromise and
Other matters chap VII His nomination for the prrsi-
Grncr.
Ii this admirable little volume beautifully printed as il
is gracefully written ii br found c,uc direct and excel
l. 81 u tie principal lie
Pierce and a estimate al his character carrie, ulong
wh it, in is quiet progress confidence in its correctness
"nd the feeling that hr merit OF liz subject Is cXaggra-
ci il Is timely and beautiful tribute sterling worth
r!va!fir honor and Patriotic service The portion especial
~ relating 10 tic compromise question: Is caita IL is
able, calm and stacsman.lke cvlncng sound and scrIm
naI!ag views this great sgtcc:vrws that ought 10
prevail nnd rW ulti'at.Iy prevail here at the moth
soon rs dernaO- -utisn it, bids FOR thu abolition
We cor alv :ccriirEd This finely written biography
those vino desire extended account ct The LIE u General
Pierce u wi! nc enduring memorial of the PrGsi.
Gent oi the United States.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-09-17
RLADENsFrELD FEMALE scHooL,
Rev. william n. Ward, Principal.

SCHOOL Instituted five ago, of the euucaoh VI e
PRINCIPALS she permanently established ol ue
of young adiee AMI oilers many Inducements ateh
ali guardians , ,..:,, rm,,,.,, ...:.,.o,s ,re con
The number OF pupls Is hhieu. S"iPelel' A''.' " 80
NJ instruction and thorough embracing the
NJ The best English Ancient and Modern Lar
Music Drawing Pencil AMI Crayon AMI Ornamental Nee
is rsired building large, and surrounded by
md shaded grounds Tor ano 1e
having occurred case OF serious tcE
n.,, among the pupils Of the school, SINCE M ss'aonn o
@ oo"s a.sv nT access by Steam Boats TO Sandy Point
on the pnomsc end Tappahannock or sntns ner Oil
le Rnrnahannock either OF which paces Wy
wcet,, ore com moshle conveyance aceomlahr py ue M
.I viii mre nupls To parents the upper country epeeay
avnr daughters delicate .ne 30 nonI @
climate sricusfy comends enabling their 70 spena
winter freed from much of its severity al scho', envy
months Angus, September at nome ~ - 4 % -.
The discipline parental Strict attention WI" s E ussI.o
morals and OF the pupils ana every .nd r.6,s
give the accomplishments education the ohahsh' anu
begins on the first October and ends on the last
July following.
TERMS: ,,,.
For Boa. Washing and English Tuition for zen no h sI Of
March, stS IN m
Ancient and Modern Languages, each, S ss M
Music and Of Instrument, On On M
Drawing In Pencil and Crayon each, IN 90
Ornamental Ne ed,e Work, ~ ~ ~ ~
Day Scholars English Tuition -, ~ " w
Pupils may during the session, and VIII oe
ed from time OF The end OF the session WITHOUT
absence except IN cases Of The prolracd sicKhesS VI
pupil , ,;.as
Each pupil will supply herself with towels.
Post Office Address, WARSAW. VIRGINIA. Aug H-e~tOel
superior Mustard quartes
SEM snI is "a'' '''"' - P. JOHNSTON & BRO.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-09-17
SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.
CLASSICAL AND DMATnEMATIoALs scnooL,

CLASSICAL AND MATII EMATBCAL SCHOOL,
BY JSO. HART. JK A. VI.
TIE session this school located the residence Of Spen
Ger Coleman, Esq SHosy county will begin tho LIST
OF October aud without interruption until The end OF July
following The subjects taught the Latin and Greek languages
and and Greek History Mae.
all its branches German French, Italian and Spanish
The studies all these subjects directed with
preparation University Virginia Students
provided Frederick Hall Depot,
Central Monthly
dAns giving the standing OF their wards their studes
with such other information Is deemed proper.
TgRMs-For board and tuition Excluding ghts) no.
advance and the balance al The end Of The
Textbooks inished booksellers prices. Early appica
tions will exceed 2
Address Ino Iart, .r, Lewis Store, Spusylvania.
July !3-ctlstt,ct IWhg requested to copy.1
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-09-17

The Democracy Of Monroe Ward held meeting at Inc
second African Church. Byrd street, on tuesday evenings
fr tho nurnose of aodng friends in that part oil he
civ an opportunity of hearing some good Democfalic
sneeches Col Charles s. Morgan called 10 tie CEaif
and briefly explained Ilie object of the meeting MF 40
he, J Wielesworth presented the following preamble ana
resolutions which were adopted:
be,c,, The corporate limits Of his city are too ~o,'
s,encd and The Democracy lnnch scattered, TO en"o
h nary held ut the Universast Church by the Denocr"uc
il is therefore thought e1pedent ana W uGIo'
dance with the interests U the party 10 organize
.uYiIiary Associations therefore, l
a, he II Resolved That this meeting be and Is heep
caoIved into Democratic Association for Monroe Sa
81 That The Chairman Of this meeting appoint coh''
roo r Ave 10 report permanent officers for The Assocao
with constitution and bylaws tor the government u
same. 49,. - ono &
D Dsnoon, John Appleyurd and Wm. M. Fulton
Edward i. Cannon Esq, wns loudly called Tor. M "
srward and addressed The meeting for an hour ahu
hf; an excellent address Mr.. c. made capital MS
and his facts and home thruss at Whggcry mace so'
Wings present vince The Democracy were delighted WIN
| NJ, Cannon's effort MIR. c. followed by Mr. GeoTa
w Randolph who in response CALL briefly addressed 'h
meeting in his usual happy style with some pertinent 'n
orcible remarks Mr. Denoon wound up The ball. ana &C
cared that united Democracy could not be beaten 70.
&C h,nks was rendered Messrs Cannon aud kanaoPi
and The meeting adjourned amidst much enhusiasHn'
inc resolved however, meet again at Schuttes nan "
Broad Street, on Saturday evening half past seven
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-09-17
WM. :. Al. l.. HARRIS.
HEHKICO LAND FOX SALE:

VN ol. is valuable Farm iyins T.. miles
gw buo cootanl. about il acres; aearIy one hall IS
..l and N hch STATE OF Improvement well adapted to
q.t. cnrl wheat ard I'll. wood land Is well vel "a
. h. ,niiuye oi dwelling mouse Win
y s n. houses There splendid young
r,r win quite raricy other Iruit trees on The pemi.
No f,,p ,,unts in srlnss waterthe society
situation IL Virginia more healihy IL u
us farm Is thrown market: winn ioriy minutes
NJ. g II, md on goo! pike the aG ready market or
'a.,: h : .aise! %. ;he place
lh farm II cary arpiicaiion De md"e' d."
.r,. tie .,u.- 10 a,y one who may wish "a purchase
,rircs. p,rrra,L yI ROBT b. LYME
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-09-17
I-utCIvI,-IS CuAN;;IRY-In Hanover Circuit Court

F"tr", h"TSsy, '""''"'
rsonal representative ofinh S'arSs, '
'.'e " boswell. The personal representative o LenliS '
o@,is Savrr siapsed since the fling Of the plaintiff bill
.. Of Jennings ru.np, deed, aud against
a,trJ PUiar as asai> Josef SiafSe iAe tesiat
IS 10 them and The plaintiffs aavins Inc
~ iscedy law as 20 the anu M In hi u,f, and
.eisrc sentative Wounn T. Pulan Nolson
Tie i, la, ,trn for confessed us 10 lern and Joseph
Sara. the ersona Representative John Sake having his gay
Y s.ve o he Cnr he. hi. answer the plaintiff replies
rnIy and m now coming 10 heard tho bill aSen
ofron;r.."d the OF jose StarSs administrator VI .
&asc i.aon theeo exhbi,s filed and The areu
aen;s w.r.oI The Court doth aduose
'oe anl deere. hat The .in George w boswell me ptrso
administration the said Jennings Puiam be-
m THE Ist day OF July
SIS such am! Court doth
gaes a!udcc order defendant Joseph Sake
ion OF The estate >,atle, decd taking which
lie commissioner shall require and report here be debts due
d The character and dignity aud ta The ame commission
the personal Of the said Jennns,
according respective rights and in making such apEoion
shall charge each Of Them with those sums OF m"ncy with
which sc directed charged by tho endorsements M
viii O tie Puam and make OF, 10 The Court viii
any master specially stated deemed perm m en- or whs
Cour aajud-c order and that the defendant
roed 90 make sale OF the slave
tv The sand George Dosr ell, and belonging T. The es
Jen"ss Puliiam deceused before the 18th day
J4nu. is52 at pubic auction highest bidder. Cash
hsSins given least days previous "tice o. le ne an
OF e mw.payers published the city OF RchmohL anu aiie
oeiaSag from such sale all The costs ald chasea
Richmond The residue proceeds Of such sale
ei s subject the future ordef OF ne our ..
e ac and neither Of them shall execute tnis
on they OF them shall executed tond bonds vii
ueh security the Clerk Of this Court shall the pena
ne said shall directed to max
io IN order final decree snd leave is given The palnn
'"' oil and make ne" p'''' WIN q cSPT %PTSsfos
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-09-17

: Er III couuty OF Fh"ha an iruii 'hc o' " TUG
!. -, ...", s,r.gt 80 Plaintiff:
;rl SWAIN George E. DasuiL ard Jane r. his wife Caro-.
Ii. lease, a. Thomas T. Swami, George Swami simue! H.
III n ;is las, is az In ant.) and edward Coles Thomas
>CD Isaac Co,e John FISHER and Jane T. his wife, formerly
!y Co.s4p N Seien. infant c VIM. seldom, aud Only
Ia II,,,!., I,Gn r Svanu decd Defendants.
\EEY m. nan;ii his day filed his bill against he
4" IN II. ., the object which csab lsh what was
md testament. # any al Mc"ra IT, s"ahl "e %
III. y. deceased. whcreupon H. Gr"rts Is aipch.h guar
II .ta ,r N. infant defendants; and affidavit being hied that
- s:..rse A. u" Fisher and Jane l. ms ~!ie
a!"ir Imhtrlan;s o. 'is S'ati ~ iSoiueteu
te .r~ he hin month after due publication o. i's
et t io necessary protect ife Interests III ,hs
~: y o. his ;er be published once week ior "uE sue
~ the Ictmoul Enquirer and ta ano n.f cory DC
P, ned a. of N. Court this county ie first day
y, ~ r,v, ~ WM :. EANCE. G.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-09-17
=. Y,llAR1E 49,: EXAMINATIONS EoR sALE.

DFNG ,sou the South offer for sale the va
fb .au,atlcn -s mill, in the un;y o Powfa
- kirEmund, srsrn miles below Inc Court nusr,
iuc Creek landing on James RIVER we een
rsa.. ftcr. i.rrnES dfslIoGs n Pur
.,ia- and examine Tor heneives mere Is
house with other buiiGinss on the
ns Tn >a !aaaion well adapted 10 the sroath OF To-
,,,,,rc
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-09-17
AMELIA HARD TO BEAT!

magnificent ear of corn was left win us se'.e,'
- an the n,ap,a,ion Of Dr. Benz C. Jones Of Amelia.
:, contains 1900 grains perfectly white and compact.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-09-17

livNG let rG:ct South. ocr Tor sale
III lie lower eGL CunIeIn coIay lying James
R.s. the OF Coumuia. Containing Ss
James River bo"ln
old field pine,
sixty seventy original forest growth with
.,. oi plant thereon. ard
,apcl the growth o. ,nbacco wheat arl oats
which reside Qoin'ng brcaSdsl
nas crilv Under the clover and Plaster which
subly adj pied: the remaining hall with tie exception OF 5
pines. GOOD growth aiuIGng The best
lpoI this trae a. H.. c"nvenlercss
L s'ahes Ice 'ou>e
A. rXCrca; orchard conslsiin. OF the cholcts
is A. ,nere good dwellings upon both tracts the
~ o: Ian! ,.. divided make two farms OF ample
and con ysncc w w':n5y DO to SUIT Purcha'
Ere dst ,o o: the above tracs IS We'll eeu rel'
s,s TO wi give call and exainne lor ni'
syss 1e.ms accommodating. JoSEpH y "ooDMaH.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-09-17
HANOVER ACADEMY,

rEvfE this commence October
!st. and continue months with the
Chr until the 3. 81 of July. 1853.
TEEMs-For board and Tuition including every thing lights.
$500 The scholastic months 81 payable
bcr and s 10 payable lst March.
By a2ici the Principal catalogues be obtained
al information NIL punts Post Office Tayolsvlle
Hanover county, Va
LEWIS NJ COLEMAN NJ A, Principal,
SAMUEL SllOOLER NJ a., Teacher OF Mathematics.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-09-17
LAND IN GoocHLAaD FOR SALE.

sa5criocr havin" determined Western
sac the OF land which he resides called
C.ant as N Goochlan. ten miles from the Court House
lckinehole Creek SAID eish, huu
and hall by The
Mas aud roomy dwelling good barn and
,-ncrally fum! on large ian 9, cd orchard
proportion wood land ~ic produces
ae Of manEred land aad Of fine creek
TIE purchaser "il have The privilege of seeding
;ia,r. and complete possession given the ls
u. 3: utrrncsr
Terms th:l cash ;he balance in and Two years, the
Gs.ret s1 n!s carryius the day nf safe.
u q luy. D.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-09-17
LEXINGTOS Law SCHOOL

'SHE fourth the subscribers Law School will
Monday the 18th day OF October ard
Irday, 10th of March 1853 desiring
the plan instruction adopted school, text
books will promptly D. reply their nqui
aprntrd circular letter the desired
JOHN w BROcKEN BROuGII.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-09-17
RUGBY ACADEMY,
BOARDING SCHOOL FOR YOUNG GENTLEMEN,

ENlIlS will commence sixth annual ls
discipline
regulated according the approved methods The
comprehensive all the
liberal education The best Teachers employed
department and paid the OF the scholars
Terms moderate Circulars be had al the Enquirer office
G. L. MORRISON. Principal.
REFERESCES-Wm. w. Corcoran Esq, Thos, Richie Esq,
Cart. I ] Page, Lieut. NJ. T. Marcy, VIM Selden, Esq.
aupl
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-09-17
JOHN NJ. LATHAM.

"
WASHINGTON CRY, d. C.
several Courts The District
his profession which may enrlst
80 care. imset with Fromptlrtcntiun. Hcreers
Ns.srs >sLpEN. WITHRRs Il 60,
On iNo VI. McCALLA, Washington ID c.
MILLER. Esq.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-09-17

me 5ai will notice thai have appointed the
h Cay p,em5er 2 attendance office Hano
"eE House he purpose taking the acctuns required bv
te.ong dccre.s when aud where they WI" attend by ten
A W. with such and other evidences necessary 10
'Is..e S me 10 perform the duties required there
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-09-17

4.
u popular Institution opened The frs, Monday oc'o
and is session TO The Isl OF Ausns s3 3 ~
cnrcd prime tie ,eecon of her fellow. nor IN
s br uti"n worthy OF the patronage continued
receive has taess;y said that was our eooed
and from ire other afes So that has retained The
ss oPnG ere ane ea a he
shcw SHOW '"'s''S'ua' young ''1S' '"4' 4 ,,.,,
ory Of our pups insh their education Midway Academy
The entered other Institutions have
hrs honor Buckingham Institution after sns WA
s,nissrn Inss al ehor edu
Midway and every ms anee Where hsy nave ave- ense
equal compete With MldSa o no oIns
don Of large family Of daus.r Tomake money by The opera
ou entered into calculation or iored f'se INK
"" The IS. we pay hsheo the bes. teach
see 0a % TGfs Fire
0oaldsrs day scholars or TxRMy Iixf day 60'F"sF'
Board neIuaing everything English branch:
rrsneh ;srma" spanish and Italian, and Latin each
instruction in Music Piano and use OF instrument 81
GUITAR: al use OF Instrument 81
Vocal :si!S5 Music ,:.r.nsc. ,,xon u y %
Address Mllcrs Tavern Essex cou'iy, Va.
Midway, Essex county sert lt-c, ------------
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Re- " s John n,,3a = ~ Gss s
thorough instruction with the mo-" .a%.5y M Ts no,
sd RI. .scs IN anv Colleges Universities o Inc country "
the may qualified 10 enter upon The s'"'s OIL " "
,ct business oi life. .,;, p,,I;o, ,,l
Mahena,cs Modern Languages pawns &c are a 20, az
The of The Morals. and Kindred suoect WIZ nc
the immediate Rector The other departments vi" o
I'll! cd by accomplished and skiu teachers =, ,o,.
throughout hc year me Ta!'sou"us
ample for exercise anu
The spacious completely furnished orhe purposes
OF the school. - .I,rr, i o2Io
semi annually sos at the commencement
of March Parents scnting TWO
n nav 100 each for hrec 80 each on the same terms: semi
,osy in advance This charge includes Boar tuition 10 he
esuar course Bed Bedding, Lights Fuel Wahing Menihe
The next session will on WEDNESDAY, me ia OF
September ...;oo .,., o,ar, ooe Win
remain until the end oI he
e.s il be distinctly understood the contrary ~ch ne Is
M except when causeu o Poa
ted sickness . AZ -. or ~. Sraon, n,uet
placed the Ecctor and It Is e1peceo @
made when expenditures are 10 DC On
| the students account.
!, No dealings credit allowed
Monthly forwarded parents and snardahs
For enanc, and further nformalon apply to the tecot
direct Lorco, Essex county, hteI h"'
time 10 the Theological Post Office, Fairfax county, va
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