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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-06-06
SALE OF VALUABLE LAAns ~

IHE COUNTY Or FIINANNA.
He Y virtue nf decd executed by VIM T. Shrru,-G,
b to the subscriber trustee. dated 18th ili -,i.
aud duly recorded IN the County Count tl":t7 or Z
FlvHHua. secure the payment OF debt to jaime G.
Commissioner under deere, Of the Great Count .I
county for the snc OF the real hLd person.! (!
VIM Gsl, decreased shall Offer nj public snle he -
Monday III June next ha; being Court any, NJ the
House, tor cash. the following named 'rhCi- 90 prcD :
nnd situate IN sai county and the coU't House
% many RI may be necessary pay the d'Li provided
IN shid deed and charge. Tor advr Using uHd ceiling
is a act on which tu!i Shepherd rt-u.,s. con-
raining l35 IN sight o! Palmyra, and wTh
dwelling house and out houses
End trace OF 30 acres purchased by said Shepherd u
Walker Timbcrlake
Sd Atracr OF 30 acres, purchased by said SEepGer-
Robert w Dunlay
4th. 1925 acr"s, purchased the trustee
II deed from Howard 10 EUwlcs.
9Th a tract called 'G!'ubUnic," containing oy" 10
acres near the Court House with brick owe Ing ol.
good improvements.
These or tine opportunities for iuv"srNn' 70
capitalists or persons "ishing good residence
For further parcusr- apply rn The subscriber Car@
llrh strcet. leading from Am Can Hotel 10 GntH.yi
square RICHARD IVANIlOE cOChE. Trustee.
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con & X T. - - III IL l.

z y T.
TIME subscriber has tie pleasure announce 70 n:
public that he hs- recently tted UP style -
perior elegance comfort the well known srd popular
establishment The rx,rnsi buildings be h- e'r'''
have been constructed IN the approved iao',rE
tshOn with spacious AMI airy chamber etaIl" a., :
tcnsve corridors. superb drawing roorns nnd ,uIrz
hall unsurpassed by any in The United St"s The 'gr-
uiture which ia entirely new, is Of III" cos:y ana
luxui ous description The .ubscrlh"r has Ekcwl."
gagged the experienced cooke; he has -upl "t as
cellars with the choicest wines uni hqu0rs; ana i-Nt
cured well drilled corps al attentive servunt- .n-
hdeut.y promises that who favor !Il viz. '
company -hr ENJOY all the comforts, cunv"IrEg's 10
rehmemrnts OF n Irst clare metropolitan hO'cl
Congress Hall Is beautifully situated IN IL" ME- ~ J.
yru.sy lawn stretching dir. ely the scasId". an
mauds an uninterrupted view OF the ocean II" ',.''a
will be moderate, charges Will be- nluGc inI or"
The house will be ready for The reception ot vii .. %"
he frs, Of ne Connected with the 'stsbllshur" =
geographic station. communicating with all p1r- ~ -a'
Union n. Is. MILLER,
Msy 2J-,lim Proprietor. Cope !si.rd.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LANDlS HAN


OVER NEAR lHE FORh CHURCH..
DCRSuANT to decree Of the Circuit Court Of the
u county Oi Hanover, pronounced Oh the 18th day al
March, 1876. in suit therein depending under the style
Of Thornton and others agansf Tomkrs and ohers the
undersigned the Commissioners therein named WILL
the premis HI the Mansion House the Both day Of
this MONTH (Nayl il tnir otherwise first suitable day
thereafter, proceed sell TO the highest bidder, the
following terms:
tine third cash enc third at lively" months md the re-
mining third ycars. The credit payments bear
interest from the day of sale The purchasers 10 give
bonds win approved personal security aud The title TO the
land to be retained until the further order OF the
The tracts of land hereinafter mrniinned
Frsr--The tract called Cnurch Quarter, adjoining the
lands OF William Thompson Esq, NJ p. II Price, snd
Others, containing 257. On this hand there
Portable buildings
Second-The Mansion House tract. containing about IN
adjoining the lands OF Alexander N. Morris, ESQ
Ed Winston, ESQ., and others On this tract the buildings
good the Mansion House being one OF the nrht-s
houses in pnrt o. Iinnover Inc barn and other
houses are in respectable repair
Third The called Dukes adjoining the Mansion
House tract containing 80 acres or therearomts
Fourth.The Old Orchard, containing about 90 acres,
| adjoining Dukes.
The last mentioned tracts will be- cold in body or in
different nts the Commissioners may determine the
dny of sale.
ii rarely the case that an opportunity is Afforded
persons of purchasing land in desirable and respecta
bic neighborhUod tie prceen,, being healthy par
Of lauvver III miles OF the Virginia Central railrUa,
and Of the Richmond, FrcfciCk-bGrs and Potomac raj!
road. and about twenty miles from Richmond. HanUvc
| AZ ndcmy is NOT more Iun one mile OF.
Persons wishing 10 see the premises will be shown then
by Mr.. Temple J. Blunt. living the premises
| WI. U WINSTON,
| WM. X. VIM ,.
CHAsTalN WHITE, 'o''' fS'
| May 2-ctds Ed W MORRIS.
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LAND FOR SALE,


TIME undersigned wishing TO clnse his farming opera
lions in buckingham county. Va, offers for sale upor
reasonable term. in exchange for city property tive
valuable tracts Of land lying within six miles OF Buckng
| ham Court House
One of said tracts contains about go acres, and Is
known by the name of Owens MILLS. having about
100 acres at present cultivation, with growing crop al
wheat corn and There is on the place a small
dwelling house and all the necessary outhouses such re
stables &c with stock OF Eorses cattle and hogs inrn
ing utensils &c. Also steam saw and grst mill, with
engine of thirty five horsepower and sucenttnber for
the support of the place, il purchased separate.
The other lies within oheiourth OF mile OF the
one frs, mentioned and contains 2lG acres is entirely
covered with timber but well adapted To cultivation the
sol, being of excellent quality.
These lnnds ar. in remarkably healthy section OF the
State with M abundance the best water and hein.
situated very the Buckingham gold mines there
always a ready market tor produce OF all kinds
The above bands will sell luw tor part cash and
long credit on the balance will exchange the whole Tor
properly in the city of Washington The growing crop
&C. will sell in connexon with the land or separate tor
cash a short credit. go
Persons wishing particular description will please
consult Mr. 3. W. Owen No PIG Pennsylvania avenue OF
the subscriber a, present the premises
May 5-d3w&eolm EDWARD 1--WE
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HYcEI.A HOTEL.

OLD POINT COW . !.
kyuIs Sl;yh,S,l sunmcr resort, the most iuri' -
tn- ON M. southern Seabosrd. and fer attrac' IN.
sal, Bb Ind ri. uiaay other luXu-ies OF the tidewa
lion in broad view oil Hampton Roads and the Ches'
- Bay and with al extensive military post beside H.
..s! 10 the proprieorship OF the undersigned ana
- yyeaed for the public secep;on On the l0ih aay oi
/ s-s- which date !, will not be again closed.
It...s Old Point Comfort, al any season Is almost
,uoYn For health i; may be said indeed 10 rival the
. secluded watering place OF the nounta interior; So
n. I'D lander may feel risk IN going down 10 tes
4 s--pc,j ms Of this celebrated lowland retreat.
H. PROPRIETOR has engaged for the general superlnten
k:.e Mr. Joseph B Stegal. of Richmond late OF me
t.uo Springs gentleman OF marked aptuue tor .nT
T.. =. ht- ss,u,n.d while his own supervision will
Ind n. comfort oi visitors and the reputation OF the es
n" - i JOS SEGAR.
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JAMES RIVER ESTATE FOR SALE

OFFER for sale privately my plantation called Mount
Bernard. This plantation lies on the James River in
the county OF Goochland, Immediately above Maidens
Adventure dam and within twenty eight miles Of Rich
moud IL contains hundred Hnd thirty acres,
OF which sevcntyfve james River low grounds,
of the beet quality. thirty I'VE acres are creek low
grounds and the remainder is Beaver dam creek red
land There is on the place good dwelling house
beautiful site and all out houses and both the
buildings and the fences in good repair and the land
ID III high stare of cultivation
will aso sell the stock and farming utensils upon the
land The stock consists al horses mules, cattle, Inclu
ding mich cows; and the farming utensils are the
OF them new. and all o! them gOod-and there are
enough both OF stock and farming ucnsil, for the tho
rough cultivation OF tine plantation
The terms of sale IA the payment, will be made
very much 10 suit the purchaser.
Mr James NJ. Payne, manager. living On IN" place.
will show property TO any person desiring to examine
NaE i7Nctf NJ NJ PAYNE.
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-. nrn SULPHUR SPRINGS,

MONROE COCNI1, NTHNIN'A -.
30 a.,ly celebrated FOR the crRk OF IhaoA' A..
~ 80 ni,y,>Es under their new proprictors, rave
f. .. nr,.; 10. and ar uow open for the reception @
-. rn- buildings :.ovc been thoroughly rcP"'t'u
~ beds bedding sc, nearly all new; ths't ser
ms viii be found polite, attentive ana KIM. -.
In aiming room will BE- under the supeFih'cn1thCe "
nor Ta1ras Campbell one OF The proprei":s, wh',
zen yra.. experience coupled with deie, ninaon &c
~, ;e,;asr pain, nor expense, in rendering Satisfaction
HI, guest. has entirely hted 10 his task rI'
s n,r. ,oru Richmond and Petersburg VIA the SCUM
and v:r and Tennessee Railroads IN one anu IL
/, iay. time, and only 81 miles staging on n"e '"f"
H. road ,.,, .I ps.ers
Trough tickets be Ind IN hicanoMu I"u !,onI ~
Passengers ior the Red will leave the hS!lEo"" d.
rs!E5,u DUNLAP, CAMPBELL & co.
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UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.

guyUE Visitors OF the University Of Vircina, having ut
II recent ,ncrtin. established Prutcssnrsihp OF the
Gre.k and Hebrew Languages and Protcsso!ship Of
history and General Literature. application" TO MI them
will he received until the rcshh ecH"s VI ' ''" WI
the 2ith of June. c,r
The resolution establishing the Procssorfhlp ol History
and General literature provides that ln This School shall
br lnurh, the true objects and best cthUus OF the study
of History the general Of human affairs win ar'l
cu.r drvropmcnts and illustrations OF those rOchs ana
events which have had most influence upon man; 'he ~
feet, of systems of religion and Jurisprudence upon the
neral and pirscal condition OF the human race The IN
cipcs OF historical criticism the most anthcnc sources
and authorities which the student shouid be referred
in pursuit Of the various branches OF History Ehnosra-
phy and the principles Of Chronology, ana hr influence
of Iivcrscs in race climate upon the condition oil
man. aud h"rver pertains TO the history OF tho general
progress of human civilization.
ain the department OF General Literature Shall be
nurht the history Of the rise and progress OF general lite
with particular developments and illustrations OF
those epochs and authors progress
has been most marked the best mc:hc and authors tor
the study OF the literature ofiercn Languages But shall
be the especial object this school TO teach the rise and
uror,es of English Literature to Illustrate the stages In
,s growth which worthy Ci remark and to trace
the effects of particular authors and great masters upon
the growth of the English language and literature In the
school of General Literature the student shall be regular
lv exercised in English composition and the Professor may
nvc any member Of mis- class to deliver lectures or read
upop such branches OF literature or such authors
hn NAV be likely TO illustrate with credit To himself and
lie Provided however, that nothing contained
in This enactment shall be construed us TO take from the
chairs of Moral Philosophy Ancient and Modern Lam
uny of tie subjects OF instruction now conhded to
.MrIcs,ions should be addressed to the Rector and
Visitors of the University, OF the Chairman OF the
Faculty University Of virginia
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VALUABLE LAND IN THE COUNTY OF
GOOCHIASD FOR SALE

INTENDING to remove my family to another county
this TALL shall SELL at public auction, on Iuesday' Tue
22i OF July next INV plantation in Goochand county
ia situated the fork OF Lickinghoe creek ana al
Joins the lands of Walter D. Lcake, Martin James and
others
Tn" said tract Of land contains 766! acres there
soouts About 25 very heavily mbercd, most
OF the remainder (Which contains 10 ct creek fats
Is IN 'ooo state ot cultivation being well adapted TO the
usual ma crops grown in this part Of the country.
1he u"eihS house ID quite connodiCus and is in n
oeauiui ana healthy situation, being Also convenient TO
religious nd educational privileges Besides the dwell.
ing house. the houses the place. such as
negro houses, barn, stable, tobacco houses. dc.
TERMs-Onc third cash, the remainder OF The purchs,e
money to remain in the purchasers hands for several
years and perhaps longer secured by deed OF trust ON
the land with interest paid annually from day OF snle
The title to this land is undisputed.
wishing to purchase can obtain farther aor.
nation by application to the subscriber either personally
Nav o7-cow ANN E. COLES
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/. Is all Druggists, NJ" Ann & co, Main st.
V! ----n Nm PRECIOCS

|fC "W'Xr. Ar, vAut!c-s without "c ,, - III ira
~ ,'oIy tn py-pSPe-'hs- , W"r'I !, % nn RENE.
~. ,;.clr would hr hn'''e''' II -" srars
,.ea'''' - ,e.n his reach, s,d YET we ets w." AZ
Ssr' P'Ss. 80: and fame and complain any us hon.
,%s # Inc 's to which Of ' Sy n reckless H
""r; :@s' -,s .; prudence. when the! ha,,i.s nt
s.d % y, md certs,n cure by using rw oo ,hov.
'eSl' ;f pErWTN BlrrERs. We nave sn"w r"rs O,
'nER some of them On The very vrrsu VI
(l' o. !t.trsy cured by this "vslusor ',n"rsT.
-Ta', W. mercury other poisonous
c' .'...,y prepared, tina, the most Nenc"r
.',s s;i: wrhOu, the slightest lear Vi ''Ju''
.d!". eau b., ouy ~ cents per bottle ;,, nj
Ty rFtF a T' he principal Druggists in the GUY Of
TO &c aS' ,.n Of the following Druggists; o,,
Pc 4'a1a. S.srsrs Acxsudris. Va: l. H. Mchenhey:
PEE. " roSG Hn;on * Traylor, feiGrsIus, s,hcs
|t': t.SSr, VA King Toy, NoroiK, na,;
a..e' =? ;. portsmouth. Va Dr. Cani; i'lsso ~
ia';"ti'!, :, W"Nncc, Frcdcrcksburs Va; : N. EaI
a. .oaH,'|N .'y,I, Va whcT, ChapIINe, ne Wn1
an Tn SS Co. y nss. s, Sa n'S vs Wal
|larios'Ii,Tie, rsrmy,Ile. Va: W. Il. LippM', WI
tcn s. c. Charles SOFT co MasnS M,Isr GOWN.
I" Ws;ch. Baltimore. Md; RodekSrs y M'"e'' ~'"s
p \ ,.'' M from Druggists generally.
b., \! SUI i;a "o ~ E BAKER, Proprietor,
O:ie'' H~"' Richmond. Va.
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LAND FOR SALE.

Hpi virtue of the ust testament OF the lat,
aO Cnp,. Thomas W. Omahundro OF the county OF Flu
wanna. will OTTER tor sale the premises WEDNES
DAY the 10th OF July next II alr, hrrwc the mex
fur dny-to the highest bidder the o lard which
he resided containing about three hundred
Ths hand is distant about two and halt miles from the
James River and kanawha Cana-lics Immediately iii,
road lcnG from New Canton To Pnmyrsis well ndHp
ed 10 the growth Of c0rn wheat and tohtcco-s situated
III healthy Rnd agreeable nci2hnOrhDod AMI has on IL Il
suiciency Of weliimbered wood land for ton,lng ana
other purposes. The improvements consist of good
dwelling house containing Fix rooms, barn negro quar-
tiers, and all other buildings necessary for r farm.
will the C.fcr for sale other tracts OF
land, belonging 10 the estate OF Capt i. w Omahundro
each containing about one hundre:
One these of land aduins the homcstcad and
with the exception OF about twenty acres in ito
growth and ell Inhcred.
The other situated short distance from the two
irst and contains about sixty OF cleared land
These two last OF land have buildings them
Full possession OF these lands will be given until H.
h dny OF January s57 bu the purchaser will be above
all the privileges necessary for seeding cropol wheat
TERMS.-Thcsc bands will be sold on a credit OF 6, l.
and IL month"; the purchaser giving bonds with approved
security. secured by deed Of trust
Mr. VIM. e. Onhhundro residing the premises, vii
take pleasure in showing the lands persons wishing Il
purchase. GEO. p. HOLEMAF,
June 3--ctds Executor OF r. W Om"hundr o. dec d.
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vIKGINIA MILITAItY INSTITUTE.

VIRGINIA MILITARY INSTITUTE.
TIME Board of Visitors will meet the 2lih June TO
IL make appointments OF Cadets in the Virginia Mill
ary Institute Applications should be addressed the
undersigned before the Board Vacancies
Cadets will cXis from the following Senatorial Districts
under the old Constitution:
ILL., Caroline. Essex and Spotsyvnnia
X. Halifax and Mccklcnburg
III. Buckingham. Campbell and Cumberland.
Kill. Culpcpcr. Orange. Rappahannock, &c.
XVI. Greenbrirr Monroe Montgomery. &C.
XVII. Charlotte. luncnburg Holloway, &c.
XVIII. Patrick, Henry AMI Pittsylvuna-
EXl. RUckingha and Pcniieton.
SXVI brunswick. Dinw!ddie and Greenesvilo.
XVIII. Hanover Fluvnsnn Goochland and Louisa.
MN Allegheny, Bath, Boctourt ind Pocahonias.
XXXl. Ohio. Tyler. Marshall and Brooke.
XXX!l Knnawha. Mason, fuyctlc, &c.
All information will be supplied to pay MS we'll as STATE
applicants by the Superintendent, application by letter
otherwise.
Person. or Schools desiring teachers from the gradua
ting be supplied by application to the SupeIin
tendcnt.
The Bronze Of Washington presented by the St,c
to the Institute will erected the I'd July at which
ceremony the Governor will he present
The graduation exercises take place the ith July
general meeting Of the Alumni called Tor the Sd Of
July.
The usual display of fireworks the night of the it'll
of July. FRANCIS Ii. SMITH,
March 3l-eowtl stJc&wt2ithJc Supt.
r4S-Whic
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XERCHiED!SE.
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GUN, sP0RfI:,G APrAEATCS. FISHING

GUN, SP0RrI:,G APPARATUS. FISHING
TACKLE. &C
VIZ undersigned beg leave, tu call at.r> r<67ss,
tci!:iun :" his stock Of goods which s1-1SS2
ls ir%r Nii uss'rtc!. and ot hi. Importation
FISH HOOKS AND FISHING TACkLE Of every de-
scrip'Inn, consisting in part o:
superiinr Cast Steel Kirby Limerick Vir.n;a Sea and
other iinuks
SIX HAN Linen and Cotton Lines
Walking Cane and Limited Rod.
sn"Ghs, Canton SEN Grass Floats, Reels
Artificial Flies silk Worm Cut
Cane Reeds, Nets &c. Sc
his", GUNS AND SPORTING APPARATUS
Powder Flasks Shot li.lts, Game Hngs. Percussion
Caps. Drinking tlRsks, &C
Cul:j and other Pistols
Scissors. Pen and Pocket Knives &c
Al OF which offer the lowest whnIcssle prices
You are respectfully invited To cul and examine
:. SUTHERLAND,
Importer, No l32, Main street,
Mhfch 2i-''m Opposite En- lie SQUARE,
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NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.


NDE i, ordained by TIE Council OF the City Of Richmond,
u that the Collector of the City Taxes shall annually
give notice in least four OF the daily newspapers o THIS
Cy Tor fifteen days prior 10 the 10Th day VI june thh ne
will attend aths oire daily between the hours OF 9ocock
A. NJ and . o'clock, NJ, from the 18th TO the SUN OF
June inclusive the purpose o. receiving from any per
son charged with City Taxes the whole or onrha u the
amour, o. tax charged, cuctug from the whole amount
or one hsf the may De- per centum thereon
The Collector shall in like manner. give notice, tor hten
DAYS prer to 18th OF December that he will attend a,
his Office daily between the aforementioned hours 'r"
the 5h 10 the ls of December inclusive tor the purpose
OF receiving from any person who has already paid one
halt only oil the City Taxes charged TO him. inc remaining
half d.ductinc from such halt ten per centun thereon
In pursuance of the above amended Ordinance passed
January llth 1875 will attend, the Collectors Office
in the City Hail. from the 18th the Both of his month
tor the purpose of receiving Taxes abov" directed
| JULIUS A. HOBSON, G. G. R.
n Bit will be understood from the above Ordinance
ths, those who do avail themselves OF the oppnruni
tcs of paving the hrst half between the 18Th and Both
June are entitled deduction but required 10 pay
the whole amount of their bills ia the month of u
IL as the Collector call them Persons DESTROYS
information OF asccrraring the amount OF their Taxes
will call a, the Office previous 10 the 18th of June
Richmond, June ], ls56. }. A. H., c. { X
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AGKICULTTKkL WAREHOUSE.

TIME -uhacrhcr. hrvin. removed ~
IL to their factory Cary \A<A5A
street between nth md lUh streets, &\
Hr" prepared to rccriy"orl"r- tor al! nns--eAx-<
kind Agricultural Machines and implements OF the In
and approved patterns which will bc Inhde OF
the best materials and OF superior workmanship They
nsk attention "Cnrdwclrs double and single Ccared
inrsepOwers and Thrrshers. which have taken pre-
MUM nj every Fair ut which they have been exhibited
Also. tU "Cruski COi Cru-hcr. Nanny, Patent Reap
cr and Mower the best III Fawkrs Patent Lime and
! GunuO Sprehd"r highly approved: Hay Pres.es; Hay
kns"- C"u ShciIar-. from 80 $50 Smiths Patent
straw Custer Grain Cradles, &c. Richs Patent Iron beam
flow, OF sizes sc. They subuiu the opinion OF
the Hon. VIM {. RIvcs. Of these PlOws.
BALDWIN, CALDWELL g. CO.
Richmond, March :, l-56
CASTLE HILL, Dec. lj 1854
Col. "M Is. SToUGHroS-Drnr SIR take pleasure in
recording mere my impression OF the performance OF
Row (Rich- Iron Beam pH;cn) az Gotham. to-day. The
work was lar more thorough and complete than that OF
any pillow ever IN operation before. The urrow
opened by very generally IL inches deep and about
20 inches wide in hsrh close land aud mot rrctuRly
and perfectly cleaned cut, OF the sod earth falling
back In;Oit.
The trial Of the pillow witnessed by many OF my
neighbours among whom will mention M.ssrs Frank r.
Nelson II. GENET H. Lewis, &. \. Hopkins, Thomns
Watson OF Louirn &c, all practical men and excel.
lent Judges oi agricultural Implements; and there but
on" opinion among them to the superiority and unrx
rrp'l"n"bc performance at your pillow
Wishing you equal success elsewhere in making this
luahla implement fnvnrGbly known 10 our agricultural
brethren, | remain, you're truly,
March WIN G. RlVES
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Mrs. DH. MINOR'S SCHOOL

MFRS JEFFERSON MINOR, respectfully informs her
WI friends old patrons and the public. tina, shc har
moved from Midway. Essex county, to Richmond She
boarding and day School She has taken the new elegant
and spacious mansion Grace street, opposite the Cen
tenary Church Mis- Ada Byron Minor will preside aided
10y competent teachers in every department. Mrs Minor
and Miss Ada Byron intend their school to afford the
means not only of thorough course of substantial in.
structou in English and the languages, but also Of all
those different accomplishments necessary To finished tc
male education. Particular attention will be paid to the
deep interes, taken in their The School
will commence on the eth January and close the 18th
Of July Terms will be moderate For particulars npply
by letter or in person Mrs Minor considers that her
o experience OF sixteen years the successful training
of Young ladies' together with the extensive patronage
she received Midway, renders any further reference
unnecessary Boarers will be charged from the time OF
entrance ~ end the session. Day scholars viii he
charged by the quarter In of sickness every atcn
non will be paid and Dr. Minor will render professional
vices free of charge. Mrs. JEFFERSON MiNoh,
Dec 25-dtf Miaa ADA BYRON MINOR.