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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-12-31
,,wEORD,s STATUE OF WASHINGTON.


CRAWFORDS STATUE OF WASHINGTON.
correspondent OF The London Chronicle writing from
Rome makes The following comments upon Crawford's
statue of Washington:
cannot lea SC Rome without giving account oi The
r,nnument Washington, which Is being executed ny Or
ler Of the Stale of rlr.nia by Mr.. Crawford, an
American SCULPTOR of much merit II will be The largest
monument of The Kind existing. Rauchs statue ol
Frederick the Great Berlin ia considerably oi less pro-
puryns The base Of the Washington monumcnl Is COM
n,e circle; this with six points, Is raised ana on
cas- great man. Six eagles surround me steps on tle
circle and six colossal eminent s'Iginlans sur
rouuJ The pcdes.ui- Including Henry and Jeie's"n lie
whic is IN gigantic scae tom sixty 10 seventy ltt
hig;l AID Is oauGly II tsrrSGntei me la'fts u 1e
sn and Henry are conerd and nave already 6ss'i Tor
u,red IN n ,ics cel"arGr. foundry at unlch tn be cast
in -nuZt; the others viii succcSsivcIy be sG 10 me same
Mace. aud ior purpose. !hH whole fos'lh oeas
hr f ites the vast conception oil ic
artist He i. present raising lie guc Ul Washington
hu real mound clay. small model u! the Onu'cit a.
wl be seen when completed dccoruss Lc nicn.e stulo
IN which this ,narnno work Is being executed ne Sides
nj The utrsal decorated by Two very handsome uisso
rrevus the unc representing the arhs nl tNe ota'a inc
other is syibuica figure o Liberty WIN s 1901 'n -
,.nnv surrounded BY motto, 'Sic senPcr !yrdhHlo
TN, p,uaI Government, year. made Sey handsome
do,unn OF on immense block ul nIBrble, or the "nh.
Gihsnns statue u Sir lobcr Peel Is In cXrcuon II wiz
h, flashed in three m ,n,S. 10 Dc placed IN Nestmn-
;s,,, Ahbcv and classical ppriraure NE s'!ihe per
snn.l likeness and the shtcsndnlKc attitude VIII 40" W
IT,, sul.ndor OF noble pile a. worthy ho"a'ehto o
Blush art This talented sculptor Is likewise chsisei on
nnnrhr work ui interest which H. h"SSeIer as yer
in an ncoent Il Is Ia ne III colossal popo:tl"ns
representing her Majesty Queen m e 'fone
in .r,,udsrt guS each SIDE the ot Citmency the
ntr,r of Justice. The OF the QrGen Is III present
h,ny ais,t in cav and though yet in very rough stale
the position is we'll chosen aad promises well.
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LITTLE TENNESSEE.
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SITnnEN DEATH

1t is our melancholy task record the sndden deah oi
our esteemed fellow citizen Guslavus B. Quarter Fri
day nigh last at his residence Burning Spring Furnace
Disease of the s supposed 10 have been the cause
He fell from his chair while III conversation ana instantly eH
nireS But moment before he the picture Z" health,
and 10 all appearance bid fair FOR long c trny IN tne
midst of life We are in death To his wife who Is OF visit
10 her friends Wheeling this is bereavement Indeed MS
numerous friends have the sympathes OF !Eis entire cnnn
ny The remains Of the deceased were hrong" 10 THIS
place Sunday last and appropriate dscon.se Delivered
in III. Epscopa Church bv the Pastor, Rev x T. Crown
Tho burial was delayed ill Tuesday, in hopes that s vie
and friends from Wheeling would arrive here on onIay IN
the Olivia. They did urrve The Telegraph probably
in fault -GEdndnh1 Republican.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-12-31
THE BEST COUGH 81 iiUP IN rhEi WORLD
~ USED By THOUSANDS,
" Ddcdb PhySiCinnS,


EAR ROSE xpec Cough syrup Is oetaeuy the
eparttlou aayIng and cuilnG The most tfpupesons
Ccnsumpnon that Lion oil Diseases taSsn IN unS
Df Rose Philadelphia. having Devoted his spc aleh p
:, h y reform aud pu,icGy the calneat ol diseases OF
tho Tina shurt time cured ne o oS sta
in, d,,,.e Of the Tra:hca. wppc and confidently recom'
mend ms remedies the public generally
" 49, X CHAPMAN, NJ. D.. Philadelphia
KCSs,yaroS, Philadel lphia, Jan. IS 1850.
r u, RosE-Dcar Sir heait can now say ndt
il pre;y troubled with couch unless taSe coiu
and h Cough Syrup effect Iefec; cure
w. n won ID send me- of your Alternative Pills The!
are lie 'sf! "'N' '"'''''"' '"A' DIR. COLEMAN
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. IL, 1850.
.L.,,v recommend 10 the afflicted Dr. Roses Cough Sy-
,nn ,, ~ m"nary Isease~ cured OF chronic affection Of
the Lungs H.. single 6oule oI Cough syrup anG BOX
% oT T,,sr mlx Wis WIN. BUCKLEY,
Ridge Road. second door below Wallace st.
sas afflicted With inflammation OF the Lungs with spit
ng OF bio n ui:h debility for SIX months al.
Ter irving without reliei was completely
cured m borgs Roses Cough syrup or Expecto'
fant
PnrrsrILLE. Pa. January II. ls5i -, ;,
Cough Cold Influenza, ana aFolu all
tat taking cold and thoroughly prevent Consumption
Bus.,is. an! Splitting Blood, take this syrup
ae al 81; and for sale ny futc -aul q ""
B,Ig-p Brcrs Adie Gray Gaynor Wood treckel' a.
Il, ~ sIey Duva r Duvai, Biar NJ Lachrssnh ana
WpL Also in Charlottesville. by G. w Briggs Lynchours
80 CO. " ~ Nov. l-ctI
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From the Alexandria Gazette.
THE LENNON CASE.
SUMNER HiLL Farm.
Alexandria Co. Nov. 27lh, 1852 (

HEwrY D. LArAuGH E.q n. Y:
Wv DEAR SlR:-Whcn was last in your city, you were
engaged discussion G the pTnGole Of w
involved in The Lennon CASE before Judge Paine and from
tho almost universal sentiment expressed by those With
whom cony eJsed the subject there appeared 10 he but
!iti doubt expressed the result iaro!ing the rights oi
r,n,:nn Since then the Geclson as renieftd by Judge
Paine settled Tie question lar as ms court mas Jurls-
dciion The liberation of the slaves in CONTROVERSY, and
papers ali parties have been zean,sy discussing the
merits uf that ccison various meetings o odF cihZehs
have been held for alike purposes and The Idea seems gene
rally prevail that The action Of the Ne York S!1te Lgis
aure necessary order secure The nights o passage
irunsiLu and the comfy concnGet for by YOU as eXSnS
necessarily between sovereign Sta!ts.
observe, In the decision Of his honor Judge Fame ne
scr- reference the constitution OF the United
The supreme law and only refers TO that branch OF
your argument by speaking of the srgh oi sovereign
State 20 pass sanitive laws police regulations &C
Believing the question involved 10 be one OF great Hagn-
,udr and for benefit Of those who have had no opportu
ny of knowing what the precise points OF Ia" con-
Tended for by yOu and oil your future action in the premises
whether or you intended abide The decision OF udge
Paine provided the can be transferred 10 another ana
higher tribunal, have been induced 10 submit lhs
With many thanks for your generous and dsntereaed ell
forts behalf of The rights of leilo"-ciilzen while
sirunger and without ends in your large and pouious c
~ the BE- very truly ynnf friend and ooe
dent servant, .. .. NiLLihMo.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-12-31

The Virginia and Tennessee Rail Road We learn Is not
c,,he Of carving the produce offered for transportation
in the present state OF their machinery lh's tells wen 'o
the country through which il passes BY day next
exneced The road will be opened New River distance
abop one hundred and vc miles from the Depot nt Lynch
buro when is believed the business will become profitable
upon the outlay.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-12-31

LEX TALIONIS.--We propose that tie Lesisilnie OF
Mississippi nj session pass act declaring lat II
anv citizen Of Tie State Of New York shall import intro
duce bring ntn this Stale any goods cha'es or me'-
h,naise The spmr shall be declared consca and The pro
ceeds 90 into general Golfers OF the State We have
ns much richt pass such law New York had TO pass
that which dsgraces her statute book On Inc SUBJECT OF
slaves uimnored introduced or brought inIo" that Stale
declaring them free property That would BRING them
IN their senses What say our contemnorarics!
GNa!ctes (!Hlss.) Free Trader
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-12-31
~: mInW.Y FEMALE ACADEMY.

NOTHING necessary Dut W 20,
will be opened on the ns hioua3 " Wv
TO the LIST oil Aug sus 1000
Neither IN The retaining his able, accomplished anu e1pe
his uthe- provisions has subscriber spared any lns
make his institution worthy of the has cohnusu
receive Il has been faeeosy said that was our
led school from all parts OF
II what IS hat mas etdiheu te
session. returning and bringing WIN lei
the same sor select class OF the BEST a
young ladies that school IN the C
show1
Not required day longer than chre
tion longer than al schoo ase
oy OF pupils finish their education at Midway
who entered other stutons ha
The young lady VINO TOOK inc
educated Midway. Two distinguished themselves at ihc
Fredericksburg the best
nj Midway and instance where te nave eh'ei
other they take conspicuous stands In he 81
No other school equal compete WIN Midway ol o oicl
icenire excrloh-ihe
family Of daughters To make money oy hc opera
op calculation formed single Ink IN
our expcclati or deSlres
The is the salaries the best teach.
ers s then see The work properly DONE It's present re.
aton requires advertising The number Is limited TO twenty
| bosrdcrs-no day scholars or hve day hoarders
| TERMS:
90 f,r ,sn monih,-i6e scholastic year-will be sl2a
Spanish and Italian, and Latin each 10
instruction Music Piano. and Use OF instrument, 81
Guitar and of Instrument. ~
With Vocal Music, 81
| Painting and Drawing, each 90 90
Together 50 50
Vocal Music ,.,o :. :, ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-12-31
THE SMALL. NOTE LAW

The law OF the session of the Legisa prohlong
the circulation Of foreign bills under the denomination OF
five dollars has worked wonders Our currency has been
cIrciualy purified ihe vile trash which filled a the
hnnes and subjected every body 10 trouble and
lpss-IBaHmore Argus.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-12-31
FINANCES or NORTH CAROLINA.

The receipts into the rreusGry of North Carolina during
The Iast 4wo years amounted ai5 $685. and he cEperd-
are during the came Sjl5 o9G The receipts Tor
the next two years estimated al Sijl 7l4g and The dis
Sl5l 65 20 leaving balance in favor Of 70
,ejpts nf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-12-31
royyJrrION AyD SUICIDE IN GEORGIA.

We learn from the Savannah Rpabican that the trlal o
young Byrd in Albany Ga, for killing Newton Jon"s last
fall came o at the late .cr Baker Court and occupied
nine days The Jury returned verdict o voluntary ma'-
slaughter Byrd listened the verdict in silence returned
to prison. shaved himself his father and other
fe,ls and thea oo pussc acid from which ho died In
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-12-31

lIee hope The sick @ recorded I'd d. long n I
Tia. I promises shall no, is G. *
! :';ss:s:' sS' ;;;s.s a:
dlss" tia ,I'ct our race yieih 70 ,.s the sn G%n ~
from carried more victims to an nnlms crave a b
too nay be ca an" ,la Pulmonary Complaints in all their forms
may be rsm,yr!h by Cherry Pectoral. :, a.,
eas has ac.i 6u, the Agent named wl furnish our
Crcuariee w'creon are fu particulars ana
ssFs , ard elss for yG,t:Tss w'SSop,sc COUGH
NAsMvrLLE, lESN June 20, 20, lsS I,ns
repeatedly nscl your Cherry psf;ora m no" mnS"" IL
complete remedy Four children have been anic.e m
a. nr.S o s Tree use ." the rse'''' JAMES AN CLOVER
We a:cs: the truth Of the above statement; ,;o ,vh
NJ. McGlNTY. EiinIo oi the Nashville wing
FOR >. 4 n; c5SsSMPTivE aiSMkKTnH; St5tf:ii coGam
" PIrrsBuEo, Pa. Feb. 25, 1851.
years have besn afflicted with cGush ss & $"
~ r I ia m u ali hight in my chair cough would SUI
@se ] t.s s, M s Tho cEEk3 i P
am. with gratitude. yours, JAMES VI eA->pLss. .
THIS is ONE OF TIE NUMEROUS CURES OF ASTHMA pRnl
W,ncH Man HAVE BEEN ACCREDITED TO CHERRY fh''
ALBANY. n. Y, ApriIl7 1913.
Dx ayrp Jowc Dear Sir have for years been afflicted with
As,a m tic worst FORM so ha, have been sleep in
part ime being unable breathe on my bed
n a @ as @ taem%l te yos osRR
gan 10 eSe The most srasins relief from now
tour weeks the disease entirely removed can steep on W
wtono and enjoy slate OF ea which had never eSsc'eo
10 enlry. GEORGE ) tAKAhi,
Commission and ForN Rrdng Merchant
FROM TIE PRESIDENT OF AMHERST COLLEGE, EDWARD
HITCHCOCK, NJ. D., Ii. D.. &c.
j. G. AYER-Sr have used your CHERRY PEt|TORAL in my
deep bronchitis and satisfied lis chemi.
admirable compound Tor The relief OF
arynca and bronchial difficulties II my opir'on ts supe
character service you are NJ liberty TO use as
you think proper. EDWARD niiIhIoCh
Amherst. SEPT. IL, iSia.
Arn. The other rshed authorities who have lent heir
recommend this Us the best known 10 tt ut
affections OF thelunss.
P:"silent Perkins, Vermont Medical College
Plot. Sliman, Yale College.
Pio!. Valentine Mott, New York.
Prot. Clcaveiand. Bowdoin Medical College
Prof. Buefeld, Ohio Medical College.
Saaadian Journal Of Medical Science.
hH''cn Medical and Surgical Journal.
.haf e-6n. 5 c Medical Eeview.
;He" JeE'ey Medical Reporter
i,oh frenzy CiGv. II. s. Senator
r,oh "coF.e r Marsh. American Ambassador TO turkey
zen hhahnei bnines. President Of Chill.
~ ReV 70 rover. Lord Bishop Of Toronto.
nes. poc'. ialsiH, BsonkIin, New York
aIcholhh'p fereeil OF Cincinnati, Ohio.
nis".hihv eminent fersonaCes in foreign couhtries.
INC diseases oi Inc
out also as amly medicine occasional Is the
iesl. pleasaniesl and best nihe world
rraParedand soidby j. c. AY Err, Analytics
Massachusetts, and wholesale and veta IL
nnnSnnohd by PlRCELI LADD CO., and PEYTON JOHN
Em
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-12-31

The Legislature of North Carolina al It's recent SesSio'
elected R. NJ Saunders Superior Court 'uose over nSa
Bggs. ALL WHas and some lew Den'oe'"' '0''1
for Mr. Saundes-and as the Democrats aaa ohy '"o 'A-
ority on Joint ballot, Mr.. Saunders tlumpheo
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NOTICE,

shARhNGION, Importer and Manufacturer Of Cigars
Mai, .eo snuI fpes. &c wholesale and RETAIL No. lS4
aianl h-slree Of the Scotch Soldier keeps
MI me most popular brands Of Cigars in large
comns, & sun purchasers abe terms, and prices
Sotnpete n y, WIN the Northern dealers
JAMES A. HARRINGTON, Tobaeconist.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-12-31

large number OF congressman publish circular IN the
National nGlgcnccr recommending the rasng o funds IN
all the States aud territories for the purpose of building
monument TO alr. Clay at Ashland.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-12-31
~ Tug covERNoR OF VIRGINIA.

b,yinr been by the Executive that ia
bht,prn ;aNNOt,K charged HALIFAX county win the
LA MURDER has lied usiee and ~ now so;ns a.
cTlns :" ~ ., ,,by offer reward o ONE HUNDRED DOLLaRs
70 shalt arrest Tie SAID IALiAfskko
70 a.. nd deliver him into the jail oi HALIFAX county ana Io
H.sNS I'm. mn officers this Commonwealth cvl and ni
.s the people generally, 10 use their oes eSeriohs 10
] the o the SAID iam"ocS ha' ne may % 0'ousn'
iusr hand a. Goyeroor and under the Lesser Seal Of
"'" Richmond, this 18th day OF Decein-
,s.,. u' r rs,r ISio JOSEPH JOHNSON.
i saii a native OF Psylvania county ana ue.
ssa ana ''f! 80! 80 " Dec. II
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-12-31

Two hundred and nnety-oue housand--neariy three
hunfcd tousandtons nf railroad iron imported INTO
this connlry during the last year. ana only eighteen thou
sand TONS during the time, were manufactured in
Penn yyania.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-12-31

One advantage about Iada.rubber rifles is this you can
shoot around without exposing your rear 10 Inc
flank movement Of brick-bat.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-12-31

"loea Last Fast Press with eeh, cylinders Jnst CON-
pcted for the philadelphia Ledger was put into operation
al the atiShncni Of the manufacturers, New YORK, last
wec when made between II 900 ana q 2UUU Impressions
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-12-31

,NyIE having established his residence Inc county
OF Orange aRma Classical and Mathematical school, or me
benst of his under supere OF gentleman
of high qualifications and whose
has entirely wishes TO obtain lew pupils
we hs family His charge for board ,u:lon &C. for
tho of Ten months will $685. half payable at the end o each
The exercises oil the schoo VIII oe
on the 18th January 1853. -, o. ,
= LeWv's i,i ,yn a n,omn, aI,nIinn JAS. NEWMAN.
nar Sw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-12-31
AYERS CHERRY PECToRAL, .ox
Ptp rIiE ClfRE OF COUGHS. COLDS HOARSENESS: BRoN
cIiITiS GROUP, ASTHMA. WHO0PlNG COUGH,

Nd CUNSVNT IIOts
1 Nd "ay the river, upon the banE theteo',
"A shall grow all trees tor meat. whose Ieal
.nall rot ia, 9. and The fruit thereof shall be
.)r mea., and ,l,e leaf thereof for medic me-"
Here wa- hope ior the sick recorded long
ago. aMi every year adds new proof TO the as
suraucc that these promises shall not iaii.
A. n-dI Science discovers and ieslshdtrs
The remedies nature has given. one by one, the
diseases Tia "ilct our race, yield TO the con.
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~, ruE GOVERNOR Of VIRGINIA.
~ nnI s. ATIlN

ALTON havrg received by the Executive that
] niss Galloway, Who confined IN the J' OF mana.
stealing, made MS escape uere-
:, now sulps al do therefore hereby oiier re
an. hundred person or persons VINO sha ar.
"a deliver him into the jail OF Nan.
7nry: and rcGaire all cthceIs o his common
s evil military and request the peopc eeneiay, 10 use
ui the SAID Galloway, that
!. nav be brought justice. - -, :,
s..L ti'e INK. =" .n. ,sar IS,g JOS. JOHNSON.
] 10 corpurncy weighing from o 10 lo1 pounds lar com.
,nn ara yery fresh lender skin long yellow halr OF which
careful Keeping very clean and smooth; had small
s ro. on his ualy wore corded or striped cassi.
~ am! ocS sack coat: all ni ms clothes
ma In he us las lionabe style; took with him pairo catSSn
.rs. connected by single strap, inches wide lie
spea:s n eciby and writes good haii anu s"iu %
hs on The Whale an n,cil cent aud iinc looking man.
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,soO ACRES OF ROANOkE Z LAND FOR SALE

-
Jsy OF Francis A. Thornton Esq oEe 10
h large valuable real Tor salc and Invite all VINO
land Warren county Norh Carona or NECK
enbu Virginia. the following desiraple ua-
- 49,.
EXaSDEA-The residence Of Mr.. Thornton Il miles from
Wagf.o r,n Rail Road and lying the river rs ono o'
the n,prog ani vau able situations on the ROANOKE.
new, large tasty a:u coh'e'
1907 high state u improve.
meat grounds itced and thoroughly dralne the sots
divided the fences substantially there are barn
hundred ogshea OF tobacco The water
me from thc river alsalIny one.
CUrrESS TRACT-IEmel laely below and on the river, o
which and Mill ls also oil great
2 gauns and the whole presents attractions win
which seldom this other country
THE DPACEContainng 900 300 OF which arc low
Muc valuable and Of
10 those wishing buy
RICK SpRINCTne residence OF the late Nathaniel
comprising lSuJ acres the waters OF Hub Quarter
n. of the most valuable highland plantations IN Warren
600! water anu healihu!ness
wishing purchase, will al! on either o the
conduct them through any poruon or
ao ,.e .xensye estates They will sell privately al any tune
ms AN. he lsi December part or all OF he ao"Sc
named tracts hlns ample authority 10 do so, anu snouI any
man rps h ,r notice viii oe given a puoic saie On a'
tale by advertisement II is ie
mus, valuable North Carod anu 'noee
wishing such properly earnestly inTiie1i" ca Soo
a. G. BOYD,
NJ
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~ a = y = NT0N N. C) MALE ACADEMY.

ysyI T,te,s of tie institution happy 10 INFORM
public that they havc secured Inc services o. m r
MAGEE OF Petersburg, Va as Principal OF Inc Acaucn M
Marhee fine scul experienced aud sElui Instructor
youth and gentleman Of high character for virtue anu
ni,iy u brings him high recommendation from H'eh I"
Standing and Petersburg where he Is well
known Mr. Maghecwi be aided the department OF Mdtena
TICS and Philosophy by Mr. Agerncn Bate who has been
student al the University Of Virginia. from which institution G
brings sufficient tesno oas OF his qualicalon Mr oa ~ ~
the ad vantage years IN teaching
The next the institution will commence on Tue sco
Monday III Januarync1L 80 , ;, =. pr;,
r session OF months, S5O-ether wh me PIin,
cipai or with Ben,n e. Buoke, member OF te Boafu
Trustees Tuoin Ancient Languages and Mathematics l9
English branches sl2 so An extra charge OF 50 per session WI"
he made for the course Natural Science and the OF APPARATUS
Each scholar will be charged dollar during the Fall session and
w. N W. \. EDWARDS, Pres't
u We the subscrbcs have known Mr. VIM MaGhee or many
wears during which ne resided amongst IN PETERSBURG va ma.
nv of us having committed the instruction o our chure "
and some Of us pupils and bear wihs
his capaciy Elhfunes Teacher
h,s consistent walk Christian and TO his high moral worth as
genllcmun; and Nth confidence recommend nm " Inc
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-12-31

TIME ADVERTISER, who experienced leacher, anu
has prepared many pupils for College, botn here ana 10
land wishes in healthy part the country Clrea VI
an adjoining prefeedJ where Classical Schoo eouu o
built up charge of Academy the Classical
will be satisfactory in every Address g. M Sn
more, Nd. Dee' ~i-S'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-12-31
SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.

Institutions incorporated by Tho Legislature IN February
is3s will commence its 5l session under the present rrnc
m bs day of February next and end the first day Of July
srs.er Is stualion the middle OF The Piedmont region
Virginia full Of the Blue Ridge in The midst OF one a M
st NOR and intelligent communities of the Stale now accesi
hie TO within miles rail roi render II IN every respect
desirable place of residence for students
The course of instruction very thorough and just such as
usually taught schools OF The country
0AN N CALEB BURNLEY, PRiNclpALy
Jeftrsonton, Cupepcr Couny, Va
REPERESCES:-Robt Rysnd Presiden, Richmond Eoiiese
John A. Broadus Assistant Professor University virginia. william
f. Brosdus, Agent Columbian College , :,
8; q L Dec IL c2m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-12-31

=
yp1uE newt sessnn of the School my house, will commence OF
The rst Monday February 1853, and continue ~ months
without any inermission. >..L,;.. -,
The sa, branches OF English education, Mathematics ant
h reek and French anguaEes Will be taught ne scnoo
viii be under the direction Mr.. w NEWMAN sifgnia
The school Powers, ESQ., Staunon unu al
the University OF Virginia confidently recommend M Ne~aL
my patrons as bo.ha scholar and gentleman anu '
Limited number Of pupils wenyD will be taken, and those
who may wish to enter seAolars can aouress me "
Virginia. r,., ,s,o. : ,,,ro. q IN. al.
Mathematics $50 For French extra charge OF STU VIII
he made except 10 those study Latin or Grees ,>,
Dec. l6-cstFeb. J. RaNENSoNorI .o.---.
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The following engossed bills were read thlrd Hme sho
passed
Authorizing the establishment of branch OF the Farm
81 Bank or The Bank Of Virginia. in the town oi Carks-
vile: - = ,,,
incorporating the Cassa Patent Flax Company OF Vir-
giua; !, ,,., >,
Allowing further time TO Commissioners o e NeVshue &c
qualify and give The bonds of "tfce;
Authorizing the Comfy Courts OF Bo!eour' and Cralg 10
,r,ct Gat.s and levy tolls on The Prices Turnpike Roaci
Authorizing the Exchange Bank of Virginia 10 establish
an Office in the town OF Danville;
ncorpoatinq the Potomac Copper Company in the coun.
ty of Loudoun.
Several other bills taken and read hrst ana Sec
| und time. ,, ,,
| On motion of MI PATRICK the House adjourned.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-12-31

ENCES:
! WIN w. Harrison, Amelia,
| Pike Powers, Staun'on,
Or. r. p. Atkinson. Danvllle,
C.. F Urquhart, Southampton,
| Robt. E. Scott, Warrenton,
Inman Horner. "
| Richards Payne,
J. C. Beckham, .
Samuel Chiffon, Washington. .