davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-09-24
SELECT CLASSICAL and ENG:i.lSh - HuUL
INSTITUTE FOR MUSIC. PAINTING AND
I'm IVtNIs

n the hrst day of October next, intend OPP. ming n
u SELECT CLASSICAL AND ENGLISH SCHOOL,
branches, viz: Greek. Latin, French, Germsn, History
Geography. Mathematics, and all the ufua. English
branches.
In view of the difficulty of giving strict and l-oper NJ.
tention 10 a large School. the number % pupils vii BE-
limited 70 %, aud the entire charge for instruction IN this
department will be slC0 per session, from the lst OF DC
,ober. 1855, to the LIST of July, le59.
The Ancient Languages will be taught by myself, tne
higher branches of the French by Prof. + mion, the Ger.
mar by the Rev. Mr.. Hoyer, and tho English and Matne.
mstics by fally competent teachers.
Private lessons will also be given, and private eiasscs
formed Ia any Of the above branches.
With this School is combined al Institute Tor MUslC,
PAINTING and w
In the Musical department, under the supervision OF
Prof v. Busch, of this city, viii! be taught, on liberal terms:
Orchcstrst,on, thorough Bass and Piano, by Prof Busch;
Guitar, Melodeon, and all Orchestral Instruments, oy pro-
fessonal teachers.
special attention will be paid to Sacred Vocal Music,
societies, in thorough Brass, Vocal or lnstrum, ntal Nu.
bic. on application.
der direction Of Mr.. Alfred smith, assisted ey Mr. IS.
Eisher of Philsdelphia, recently arrived 10 this city, spe
cimens of whose talent can be seen Mt the in,tltute -
Landscape and Portrait Painting. and Drawing OF every
description will be taught privately. or In cissses.
Special opportunity oi perfectlDg themselves In all or
sny of the above branches, will be- afforded to Young La.
| d e. who intend to devote themselves to teaching.
With the impression that an institution, where instruc-
ton in the most general branches OF Arts and sciences
NAV be had At moderate prices from teachers OF estao
lished reputation, will prove beneficial to the rising gem
GRAFTON, the patronage Of all enlightened public Is So
licited 49,.
All Communications will be left at the Institute on Main;
between 9Th aud 10Th streets over pr. Hudsons Dental
Office, or at the Post Office, In letters directed TO the un'
dersiRned. H..
Rev G. Woodbridge, Rev. II. keper, Kew. Dr. burro"s'
h0'' L 'A W." oLoF A. ERICSSON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-09-24
- NJ F3MILA \ .AEFORD TO BE
r.n,T MUSTANG L.INlMENT in their house. The

.,cia,,,s we are liable to, may render it necessary
80 moment, and nothing is capable OF performing
:! ..r,aiu cure. tExtrac) ''ln lifting the kettle
: -. ire il csush, ami scsldcd my hands and person
.sy.r,y-oue hand almos; to n crisp. The torture
,,.,aelr. 4, was an awful sight The
-. L,riincn: appeared 10 extract, the pain almost
%."s.sI, Il hc.lrd RAPIDLY aud lett no scar oi NC.
=. ru,Rl rs tcSrEA, 400 Broad street, Philadelphia"
.raiy = wonderful article. 1t wi'i cure ANY case oil
-. :: should never BE- dispensed with. One dol.
=, s,rh O. Mustang mas frequently saved Il valuable
\, curfs Gglds. Spraius, Ringbone, SPAWN and
/ .i,r.. Beware OF limitations.
. ,..lc-s throughout the world.
BARNES & PARK,
,.-ty,,m Proprie,ors. New York.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-09-24

r. II USE Of DH q ETrER'S STO-
yHBTTEAs, Tor Dyspepsia, fia,u!ence, Heavinrsso u
eaomach .. any other lise affection is second to monet in
l-1ca o! abroad. 70 be able TO state confidently that the
3tr,' ar Il certain cure for the dyspepsia and Ike
A"'. : 20 tic proprie,ors n source of unallcyed plea
r !: removes AL morbid matter from the Stoniich' pu'
k.tre blood, imp.I,s renewed vitality 10 the nervous
r.. giving i; that tone and energy so Indispensable for
is-uFh'ion oi heath. The numerous acknowledge
psf is superio- excellence aud benelcent results.
..-l,ed Tie nropri-tors that II cannot but prove n
ec:e 10 the afflicted. and .npart vitality 10 the tho.
4%3s!sieIH
/ dsy Druggists everywhere. and By HOSTETTER
EsTH. sole P.op.;e;ors, Sc Water and s. Front Sta,
e.tgr., Pa. Sept l3-d&ewet
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-09-24
q CONSUMPTION can BE CURED.

! ..ines Clark. Physician to Queen Victoria, and one
j. Zoe; learned and skil!ul men OF the age in his
a'- Va Consumption, s~sys-"Th"; Pulmonary
'ro,!oa admits Of a cure. is no longer a matter OF
1 mas been clearly demonsti atcd py the research
-'enn"- sEd other modern Paiholo2. s,s.'
mere fact ,hst such a disease is ever durable, IT
p .uch uli;npeachable authority, should inspire
. Nd Te.animHt- ial en- courage in the heart OF every
" ''cin this disease.
z ;'iAedy which we Offer has cured thousands.
I ha''au Of Wild Cherry not only emanates from
a"i.' Pny.ician, but has been well tested In all the
rAhts tor which |, ID recommended.
= genuine unless signed ]. BUTTS on the wrapper.
~ skrh w. FowLE g. Co., Boston, Proprietors. Sold
~ SCENTS everywhere.
a- in Richmond by PURCELL, LADD e. CO.,
E!kRsON aud ADIE & GRAY, Druggists.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-09-24
a.unroGK.Arms. uAGUERREOTYpEs

I.,-.n,,rs and Others in want OF Fixtures are invited
Ar.,.ANyAY cos Portrait Gallery, No. AS, Main
go" aver Adie Gray apoihecary store). The house
!. s,:crnn,aeIe .S" ,y! ysA sst .'nss SsRFs 's ye 1Sr the is s Sp.':
trs ~SNyAY y co. have u thorough practical and
,f'e ,n,wIcdgc oi every branch OF the business, and
.''"" ~ found nj their work rooms. Particular at
: -. 10 all orders, and satisfaction guaranteed.
rli'" =, ,.,,,ly low. May 4
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-09-24
Prof wooD. HAIR RESTORATIVE

bod looking friend of ours. who is on this side OF
: ;h1r;. somewhat hosry headed, while absent from
a,y q few days, used Prot Woods Hair Restorative,
IN Ills return called to see HIS l%ady.lovc, out was
|Sd 20 mud she did not recognize him; and imme
ty deter mined to pass for a cousin OF himself, but
.Ten:uaiiy chsgrinced to find he WAS supplantins his
F. Sell in inc affections Of the lady, which caused
. make himself known; but the lady still says that
Res IN" counterfeit better than the original, and IN
c';n: De- continue CT necessary to use the Hair Re
ave -tS; Louis Morning Herald
p sale By AL the Druggists in Richmond, and else
~. Sept i3-cw2w&dst
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-09-24
FEGALk SCHOOL.

FEN;ALk SCHOOL.
N r ROBINSON proposes to open, on the nrst
FONDA In October. in n very pleasant room above
the Sycamore Church Lecture Room, q Female senool;
In which will be thoroughly taught the usual srs Mcs;c OIL .,
English, the Latin aud French languages, and MUSIC on
the Piano.
The terms, $50 per sesision Of nine months. VIII oe re.
CURED, the oucthat In advance, the other at the middle
OF the session. His daughter. who has had several years
experience in teaching. Will have charge oil the mu''ca'
Department, Il an additional price Of $40 the session.
II r = scouainnince In Richmond 10 quite limited: but
he astters himself, that an experience in female teachine
in Norfolk and the lower country, will ensure the entlfe
satisfaction of those who may patroniIe bic institution.
lie expects to be In Richmond the last week In this
month, but, In the interim, be refers. for further parhcu-
lars. 10 h. friend, Prof II J. Christian.
He would also refer, most respectfully, to the following
gentlemen. viz:
JUDGE HALLIBURTON, Dr WIN 1wATHAEi'
Guv JSo NJ GREGORY Col IHos } EVANS,
MP II AYLKrr, Esq, NAT b hill, ESQ,
Dr. BEg Il WEXFORD, LEWIS BILL, Esq. anu
u, Jso w GARLIcy, HART. Esq, (of the hrm OF
Dr Ros'T LYME, Dandridge O. hnn'
Sept9-eod3w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-09-24
SCHOOLS AND

SMITHFIEl.D ACADEMY.
BOARDING AND DAY S~CHOOL-SESSION 1929
FnNHE Third Session Of the subscribers independent
IL Male School, VIII commence first Monday in Ucio-
Der, and close (wih the in'crrnission OF the usual holi.
davs) the last Friday In July.
Terms. per session OF 10 months, for Tuition AID Bo nj
Qncludlns Washing, fucl, Lights. &c) in the family Of
the Principal. saoU; payable quarterly in advance.
For further iniormn;ion, address the subscriber "a;
AT Smithield.
Aug lS-ctOcl y Al r.ey
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-09-24

4 Of penDsy lvauia, West Penn square, Philadelphia,
incorporated by III" Legi-istnr-. 1873. On the plan. Of
the Industrial Colleges IT Pari, md Rerlin, affords n tho.
rough protest. ,nni educnii1n IN Civil Engineering, Mining
engineering. M"rhrnicsl Engineering, Industrial, Ana
y,ical, and Agricultural Chemistry, Mctallurgy, and Ar
cnIiectGrc.
Ample lacilitic. are provided for Fi"ld md Laboratory
Prsciica, and Assistant Engineers may pcrtec: themselves
10 hny branch Of their profession.
The SIXTH ANNUAL. SESSION will begin On Monday,
.'rplrrnDcr 20. ls.S. Apply TO
IR 4. l.. KENNEDY, President Of the Faculty,
Iuiy ~ DIN POLYTECHNIC College, Philadelphia.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-09-24
r. NJ. CARY


-E..
'HNHE next session of this Institute viii Commence OH
the fr-t Monday in September les. The super.
intendeit aud Instructor in Mathematics. is II graduate "
the Virginia Military lnsti ute, and has had II number o,
years experience In his profession The Ancient Ian.
guages will be taught as during last session. bv Mr. John
w. Gillespie, a graduate OF the University vi Virginia. III
The schools of Ancient and Modern Languages. The de-
partment OF Modern Languages will be in charge III Pro-
lessor GruuX, II graduate OF the College de- Charlemapne,
Paris. Prot. Groux spcnks the Modern Languages
French, German, Spanish aud Italian, with hucncy. aud
has been engaged In teaching them for more than twenty
years, during which period he has been connected with
Columbia and Georgetown Colleges, and othcrinstitu ions
Of high standing in the country.
Toe Instructors will b. aided in their several depart
ments by competent assistants.
The Institute is supplied with good Chemical, and Philo-
sophical Apparatus. and with Astronomical and Mathe.
natical Instruments For Catalogues spply 70
CHARLES. r. LlGH1FOOT,
Principal e. NJ. l., Cuipcpcr c. H., Va.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-09-24
MOST EXCELLENT BARGAINS IN
BRITISH, FRENCH AND AMERICAN
FALL DRY GOODS,

AT CRENSHAW. QUARLES g. CO.'S,
no. 200 STREET.
EXTE are prepared to exhibit TO our customers and
w the public a large and elegant stock Of Dry Goods.
adapted to the Fall sales. Our Goods were selected with
especial reference TO the retail trade. and consist OF all
the new and elegant designs OF Europe and our own
country. We shall continue to add. by every arrival, al
The new styles that come out, so as ID PRESENT. tn the trade
u; all times the most fashionable goods in market. We
will offer the beat inducements in price, and are conn.
dent that in qualify, style and variety, our assortment,
cannot be surpassed. With every facility to conduct MI
extensive business. we will spare no pains to attain our
object, and cordially invite all TO give our stock 4 tho
rough examination before purchasing.
CRENSiIAW, QUARLES & co,
Som, ol-6; 229 Broad street.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-09-24
MISS PEERAM'S sCHUOL.

MISS PEI:IRAlTS
"6sUE third session of Miss PEGlAM'S Roa!dinc aud
4 Day School will begin the trs, MONDAY, in Ucto
her. and will cIntinue nine months.
No pains will be spared TO make the school worthy IL
Ill respects Of the generous encouragement which 1t ha.
hitherto received.
Competent instructors are engaged for each depart
inent, and the course of study will embrace every branch
essential TO n liber al female education.
The foreign languages will receive snecinl attention
Madame Baraud will continue to reside In Mrs. Pc
grams family. and to afford every facility for u thorough
knowledge of the French language.
The Belle.Lettre class will BIO resumed for the benefit
of young ladies who have left school, as we'll az for those
pursuing he higher a~cademical course.
Circulars containing full particulars, may be had on i'm
mediate application to MRS. J. w. PEGRAM,
Sep. ls-dtlOOct Linden Sonare.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-09-24
Richmond. September 4, 1853.
SELECT BOARDING SCHOOL,
Enp VOTING LADIES'

SELECT COUNTRY BOAKDiNG sCfioUI''
FOR YOUNG LADIES.
MFRS. HENRY L. BROOKE proposes, on the lOth OF
~ October next, to open a Boarding School Tor young
ladies, a. Ashland, in the county or Hanover. All the
higher branches of female education will be taught IN,
GLIDING French. Latin, Italian, Music and Dnawlng, In all
of which departments there will be competent assistants;
Mr.. Edward Gremier, now a resident In Ashland, Will
take charge Of The department Of Music, French ana
Drawing.
the country in the neighborhood of Ashland.
TrAMs-One half payable In advance. The rest at the
end of the year.: Az.
For hoard, including fuel and lights, eiIS
English branches, AZ
Languages (each) ~
MuEc-Proieasor fees =
Use of Piano, ~
Washing ~
For further information address
Sent OFF HENRY l.. BROOKE, Ashland. Va.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-09-24

EXTINCTION LAW sCHOOi.-The Tenth Ses.
IL sion OF my Law School will commence at Lexington
on Monday, the eth Il November nex', and close on the
aO;h March, 1859 Printed circular letters will be sent TO
gentlemen desiring Information rs 10 the plan Of in,truc
,ion, textbooks, e.. adopted In my sc5oo!:
Aug Il -ctNUvl JOHN w ktiCkfHhR'tG
rsT- rhe south. Whir. Examiner and d patch vii!
publish The above in their country editions II! :'cvcia:cr
LIST, 1855.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-09-24
For further particulars apply to

HUBERT p. LEFEsvRE.
REFEREscEs-The Patrons vt the school; RICH; Rev
Bishop Meade, Virginia; Right Rev Bishop Elliott. Geor
Cobb. Alabama: Rev n d Hoge, D L, Rev T v Moore, b
ID. Rev L Gilderslecvc. Virginia; the Clergy Of the Epis.
copal Church in Virginia.
| have several Of my pupils to place as TEACHERS. Fer.
sons by applying to Inc may secure the services Of cor'pe.
tent instructors. II, P. l..
Aug 3-Sm
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-09-24
AT RETAIL.
FALL OPENING OF Il nj BEAUTIFUL
DRE SS HOODS

SWORDS * THAW mo. us. Broad street Robes
> n Lez-Robes a Vslentine-Poile De Chevre-Plaid
Poplins-Imperial Foulsrds Dress silks.
We shall continue to receive additions to our stock AZ
novelties appear.
We would ask particular inspection OF our entire stock
If staple and Fancy Goods, confident that the qualities
and prices will please.
Man!illas. Raglans and Closks, for fall and winter wear,
mode To order.
IIvi ~ in our employ one o. the best manufacturers of
,urn articles in this city, we are prepared to execute the
wcrk tomptly and well.
We invite the attention also Of Planters and Farmers,
Hotel keepers and IIousekecpers, TO our assortment OF
Blankets. kcrscya, BleHched aud Brown Dnnestics. Sheet
inrs, &c &c. SWORDS & THAW.
Sept l1-l0t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-09-24

NOTICE.
,NNHOMAS n. ROBERTS takes this method Of inform
ing hs friends and the public generally, thar he j.
now engaged with Messrs Chiles & Chenery. at No.
Broad street, where will be found q new and elegant az
-nrtment of Dry Goods, and will be pleased to serve
hem. with the assurance TINT no effort shall be wanting
.n his part to give satisfaction. Sept. ls-lw
NEW &c.
I'm the abo We Goods our assortment 10 now complete.
II and great bargains may be had in Three-ply, Ingram
Venetian, Tapestry, Velvet and Brussels Csrpeting. Also
in Rugs aud 64, la and lG4 Booking. Our friends and
the public, are respectfully solicited to call and give US n
rial. BREEDEN g. FOX,
Sent 49, lOd 2l7 Broad FL.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-09-24

U~t'UINI.tN tIiUVL, -
At GREENWOOD DEPOT. 5LBE rARLE COUNTl
VIRGINIA.
EESTRUCTORS:-Wa. pISwrpnIE, Il A.. PrinciP'l:
4 THOMAS U. DrpLgY, NJ. Al .HAaLEsL l.. G.. MINOR
81. A.
This School is preparatory for the University of virgi
nla, or for any College. The third scssign will commence
on the !st of september next, and close on the Both OF
June following.
The instructors nre all Masters Of Arfs of the University
of Virginia; and the = rincipnl has. MOI cover. had 10 ycnr.
rxprriruce in teaching: and was. tor three wears, Assis'
tan, Instructor in the Univrr-ityO t VIr:inia, in the schonit
Of Mathematics aud Ancient Languages.
The location nI tho { rn;rnl railroad Is miles West
from the University Of Virginia, can hardly be- surpassed
for hehlihiuIn So. BEAUTY, facility of access, AID remote
ness from temptation.
EXPENSES. including every thinc cxcrp; lights, sle5
per term OF 1--WE months. payable in advance.
-" For Catalogues, stating particulars, apply 10 IN.
Principal. WM DINN lDDlE. NJ a.
JuIv aL-ctf Grcrrwnoj l,,pOr. Alh"tn-ri-. Va
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-09-24
KED UAK ACADEMY,

hFU Ufn .IV"lUE WI,
BRUNSWICK COUNTY rIRGLfId.
fHSEiE next session will open the first Monday in Oclo.
Der. and Close the last Friday in inc following July
The course Of study will be thorough and discipline hrm
TERMS:
For Board. including every thing, except light. 500
Tuition in Classics and M~athcmntics 80
Tuition in advanced English Branches ...-..--- 10
Tuition in Primary ...-..... 80
The Boarding Department will be under the charge OF
DR.. John Ii. Wtnircc. to whom, in the absence of the
Principal, all communications may be addressed at Zen.
nedy's p. o., Brunswick county.
Conveyances, on suitable notice, will meet pupils ut
Aug ll-ctOcl AUG. l.. DlBBLE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-09-24
FRUIT TREES AND sHRyBBEKY.

FRUIT TREES AND sHhUbbEhf.
SOUTHERN GREENWOOD NURSERY.
III on hand a choice variety Of PsuIr ~
RKEs Of my own raising and grating, sufh-
Gle lily larg for transplanting, | respectfully ckll the u
saention Of the public to them
Ny Nursery Is located one and .a-half miles NORTH rt
/ nm the old Market, where ! viii lake pleasure In shoa
ne them
All orders addressed TO. or left Mt my sgentt, ae'fr;
= an Lew, Taylor & Co., No l9, Main street. Richmond.
Y r., or myself, will meet with prompt attention.
SSrch i3Ncsm LEWIs TUDOR.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-09-24
IEl( HER

e WISH 10 employ an unmarried young gentleman 10
take char - oi "a small cen oil for The next year. None
bir on. Southern Dor and fully competent to teach the
u.unl English branches. with Latin and French, need ap.
ply. !hr school is near Richmond, in "A healthy and desi-
raole n-ishborhomi Address, stating terms, &c, IT. r.
c ;" Richmond, Virginia.
Sept l3-c2awaw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-09-24
NOTICE.

anERSONS holding cl-ims agsinst William Williams
a deceased, and Eliza J. Williams, deceased, which
were due At the death VI said Eliza J. Williams; also,
those h lding claims against J. B. Williams. administrator,
with will snncx.d Of EIzs J. Williams. and rs such.
Trustee TOR her i've youngest children, which wee con
trac,ed by said administrator and trustee; and those hnvi :
cl.im, against X. Il. and T w. Williams, executors OF
said Eliza J. William contracted by said executors. will
u Ease have them before the undersigned, a. bis officer al
No,roYay C. h., at as curly II day as possible. In order
thar he may complete an account now before him. ordered
By decree OF Nuttoway Circuit Court, At March term iast,
in Lhancery suts depending in ssin Court. OF Willismt.
&C. va Williams executors. DC. and Williams 70 stiee'
and Wife, &C. Said accoun; will certa My BE- closed on
2Sth Of this month. RlCHaRD hfLs.
Comn.'r in Chaneery. Nottoway Circuit Court
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-09-24

HHEEsE-Cheesr, IN prime order, receiving, i"I
u sale by
Sept 20 JOHN y. G9RpON d sun
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-09-24
WANTED


G PRINCIPAL AND ASSISTANT TEACHERS to take
a charge OF the ONNDE-BOkU MALE ACADEMY,
Tor the next scholastic year, commencing the lat OF Octo-
her .cyi. The situation 10 II desirable one, with II good
and connections house and beautiful grounds. The usual
number o; pupils nrr from ia Ia -, located in an intcl!i-
gent. br.lihy aud hourr,hins village.
Non. need npply who cannot furnish satisfactory testi'
Inonials ns 10 good moral character, scholarship and ca.
paciiy tor governing and imparting instruction.
" i'll receive applications ill 10th of september. For
lurth.r particulars address.
JAS X WHITMAN, Sec'y Board Trustees.
LOwuicsjoro'. Ala. Aug. l0-ctlOct
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-09-24
ATTRACTIVE SUMMER K%ETKEAT.
EAKM AND l. For RENT.

FARM ANT DWELLING FOR RENT.
,etHAT Tery desirable country residence and farm, sltu-
at.d on the Central Railroad and Meadow Bridge
Road, within half Il mile OF the city OF Richmond, belong
ing 70 Judge r. v. Daniel, is tor rem; and possession givu,
Immediately. The farm contains about ninety acres. o.
which about seventy acre, ae in cultivation The i'm
provencnts consist of a large two story brick d~riin:,
with eight rooms besides the cellar, wooden kitchen ano
servants houses. barn. stable and cattle shelter, and r
brick spring house and dairy, In which is an unusually
pure and copious spring. The whole place is abundsntiy
supplied with good water, and has always been remark
able FIR it's healthfulness, even in the sickllest Seasons
As n country residence, convenient To the city, and as a
market garden and dairy, this place has peculiar attrac.
tions and advantages. As n hehlthiul and pleasant sum
mer retreat for ;amilieswith children, this place possesses
peculiar advantages and attractions. ANY iurth"r inior'
nation relating Ia it, and to the terms of renting it, may
be hid on application to the subscribers.
GODDlH &~APPERSON,
June 23-c&d2Awtf Auctioueers.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-09-24
SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.

HiIIEAN -CiiaU..
5H9nIS school. lur,'nl n: iitlii < Cont 8Gu-c -, VIII
nn. will BEGIN Oh IL" i.Hh "i Sr;licfar,', an: COW
tinur dur:n. IL session ~ ;'" iHuLib-. Ifr cou.sc Oi
study will rrIbrurr The auci'nr "ut Mui- IN Languages
Mathematics, Uhi"ugh AL the iIinary ard lrcho
hranciir,.) and M Tie elements ii IA good r:-isA ',luca
ton.
1t Is he de,i-no 0! the rr'nc;a !. u graduate i'll several
tac advancement o. the pupils viii s,i,w. tac :, sitIn q,
instruction employed in that INSTITUTION. ~ hat boy, may
bott, be- fitted ir Ia: business "f il!r, ni; aisv lT-lnIsd
70 enter the Ut!ycirit;.
TERM~.--Fur ,tr usuai L:an-h brarrnrs ard Is'lr.
mnlics, $50 per s--~i IL. For thr Cir--ir- anu Moirrn
Languages, in adnirion. 80. OMEN "a ,hyabl" Ia nm-
vance, viz: half the 18th 81 September. hud ii" remain
ing halt the 18th OF February.
For further information, apply To
JOHN II. POWELL
Halifax Court House, virginia
Reference Is made TO testimonials in the hands VI MIR.
Thomas Leigh, l!niiaX Court iioasc, aud To Mr.. Leigh
himself Sept s-cnt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-09-24
WANTED.

Z MALE TEACHER to take charge OF a small school
"a in the village OF Tappshsnnock. 1t is essential that
he should be competent - give instruction in Latin, Greek,
and the higher branches oil Mathematics, as scvcrally
Taught a, the University of Virgins. Applicants will
plrn,c address AUSTIN BROCKENBROUGH
Sent 7 cat 7Hppahannock.