Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-09-07
ST. JOHNS col LEG T. i,
aNNApnIIs MARYLAND

,u1gE next Academic year of ST. JOHNS COLLEGE,
Annapolis Maryland, will begin on WEDNESDAY,
rho sx,h of October 1858 The location of this lnstu
ion ia in all respects admirably adapted to academic pur
poses Remote from the stir and hustle of large city
invites Study and Literary rePose; ana yet ts prox
~ (4 miles hy rail road twice dayD to Washington ana
Baltimore cities makes it perfectly accessible from ihe
gres, national thoroughfares. large and beautiful ord'
ING iust completed with accommodations for one hun
dred and hty students aordng greatly Incl esied uci'
ties for the eeucaon Of youth. Dormtory very com
modious and well ventilated, with large study rooms H
torhed will under the constant supervision OF the Ere.
tccts afford young boys that daily ana nightly supervi
sion which s found indispensable in the education oi
youth The very central position OF Annapolis, whether
Considered in reference to the State or ne country gene
rally and its perfect heathfuness and exemption rsn
the rtrere, Of heat and cold point it out as one o. he
most desirable seat Of learning Every posi-
hl tscty for exercise s afforded by large and hcauui
grounds. water right of some ihree'qusrtcrs 'i me
affords means of swimming bathing aud skating h WIFE
Tho College Campu. affords the finest field for the reS.
lar infantry drill and occasional parade NOT arc to au'
yautages in scholastic point Of view Ut all less striking
With all its chairs filled by men in the prime o. I.s, anu m
freshness OF vigur the Institution prePereu W e 10
place by the side Vi the most prominent seuoS' ~ tpe
land 40 uu educator OF youth. Its facilties nof
are much more than usually abundant. To the south,
especially is an institution situated just as TINS n9l
inviting All that 10 required to the compeuoh Vi h us
Graduate Course clothing alone excepted nay 20 au u
the rae of $3.50 per annun Gentlemen having son OF
ward at the Naval School, and members oi on
cuary into the character Of this institution. puuctuai
attendance, by the first day oi the acaaeme Sa
(Which begins the first Wsdnesdsy IN no.t
ends the frat Wednesday In August ioiiowngl nT'e
student as choice of rooms depends on the time OF his
IN REV C. X NELSON, u. ID,
Principal of ST. Johns College,.
Iu,v ,4-eodtlstOc, Annapolis. Md
VyIRGINIA-At Rules held In the Clerks ONCE % OF
v the Circuit Court OF Chesterfield county on tne
first Monday Angus 1885, being the second day OF said
month
James L. Brudley, Piaintin' ,
Against IN DEBT.
g. B. Hopkins. Defendant.
The plaintiff having filed his declaration and the sum
mons awarded against the defendant having been r.;
turned mo inhabiant and affidavit having been hea
that the defendant is resident OF TINS S.ale
It 10 ordered, that he appear here within one monin
alter due publication OF this order. and do Hnat Il
necessary to protect his Interest in this sut tpe
object Of which recover against the S defendant
the sum Of fifty dollars with interest on e22 pa.
thereof from the let day Of April, 1885, apa On
the residue thereof from the st day OF Nay loo t
until psid that copy of this order be published IN one OF
the public newspapers of the city Of Richmond once
week for four successive weeks and that anotnef copy
hereof be posted the front door Of the OF
said county the first day of term OF the County
Of said county. Acopy-Ieste, ., cocou, n
Aug l4-cw4w W. W. !. oo"oihh' ''