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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-11-12

&IAuNIoN ACADEMY.-Ihe Tri,srtecS have 1,1t
- pleasure IN announcing the atternp proarrss mi,
Institution, and respectfully inform the public thai m,
heM session VIII commence the 18th November
Inc Academy still continues under tI,e su,erin;eu.
aaice oil the Rev James C.. wilson ana parthoIo,rs
ruler, Esq The Latin and Greek Ianru and pere,
Letres VIII be taught by Mr.. Wilson; The atm courr
after lew eimcntaTy books will consist of Mars intro
uuctlon, Salust, Cesar, Ovid Virril Cicero Horace H.
w, lacitus, Juyeiia and Terence. The Greek augnase
wiil include the New Testament Lscians Dslogir,
."c whoe OF Nenophon, Anacreon IouIel,s Iliad and
ionsm'si behes Lettres conlprehcndng Enclsh Grsr
mar, BialTs Lectures and Logic
mr. iuleT WI teach Reading and writing Arithmetic
~ every khu Luclds Elements complete Comic scr
onS Asenia, RECTANGULAR and Oblianc Angular sphefi
Gu lIlsohomety, (wi;h the method OF constructing tLe
sues ioi All us cases the Theory and Pfactire of and
surveying, with different modes Of finding inc variation
OF the compass Rectangular and ObIaue angular Pfne
iiisoIonleuy, astronomy, Guaging, Dianr Navigation
III .ie c"hpctest manner, Fertilization and funn,y
eos'aPhyaid the use OF Tie Globes accer
s 10 me ruc Italian method Of instrnctng Of al
nds dn1 chaTls, together with the use Of an kinds II
otes' siding Rules, Quadrans, sexants Gnaang lsirr
thc union fees will he the same as during the as
so" anu are To he paid IN advance to John Wa,t pa.
me treasurer, whose receipt must he pfodnced nj The
the o. eniance-Boardinec be had in private rcspc
table families on moderate terms
The Trustees have pefmaueutly fved tho commence.
mehsoi ,heir sessions the 18th MAY and the 18th 10
FemncT, each session TO continue I'VE months
Wy order of the Board.
SAMUEL CLARKE. serretarv.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-11-12

'HNiE HonSeSA Lot on the OF I.nd oh strecis
i on Slookoe Hill, occupied by the Subscriber M,
- JAMES BROWN, ir
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-11-12
Noxeinl.cr 0.

& rkEkN MOUNTAIN LAND. f0a s41F--T vii teilb
- Jrgc, ~ I0"a containing by rcccn; survey. 40,
,ae county Of AlhcmaTle, aud adjoining he Eras
hessfs Walter and John Coles
iils ,'no - part Of the EfDisc0rfhy Tr0cf which
1870" 10 possess ~ fnnny advantages Of soil and q
"o' ~ any and ~ the State III will be shown iafw
rnsenoe, 70 any person wishing purchase by my fo
Z" either Of them, to myself COILS,
Lnn,scorthg, Norc,obfg.o saWsg
k<'1So IOhl - Just received sor sale ina fNe'f
.,,... "a Sqnorf PlfNO IORI,Ey, Handsomely or
Insnted- made BY Dfoadund
>. sFowN, Il. Z r. riSSEi-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-11-12
November q.

Afl virtue OF deed Of tgs eXecnIe 1e 15 S16.cTjncu
=, iy John iaylof junior, secure debt due william
o's' Sfnr. particularly specified IN the said deed uhd
''u y u"} doitieh Ia record in the General Conn o.
NnSiuia VIII DC sold. TIE premises 10 the highei
s i' t.suy money at public auction The twenty
way y, becenDcT next one certain tact ptfccl
~ na,topoiiy River adjoining the Lands Of Gacwood,
nuihs ne'rs sutton and Coleman htinr all the lend,
Neysd by Daniel FitIhugi and Iheodorirk ffillncb
,oonei John Taylor, and by him & his wife conveyed n
e 'a'o J9hm taylor junior containing nv estimation d
cn Inufsn acres, he the more or icss-Thc sT
vested IN them trustees
n: MORRIS. lrn'r. y,.,t,>s
>,, THOMAS IElCE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-11-12

WANTED, Tvo -iIfrentiees to the house and si-,.
p L0as .fioa' tie Country ,ro0id be preferred.
>, GEORGE WELLS. u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-11-12

Meeting ofthc Visitors and C;oyeTno-s 90 7,,;,IT-
Mais Soiiege. Is requested on the 10Th Say Of The
plesen. month. with other Subjects the following viii
De Submitted for their consideration - "'
ISL whether parents and guardians have the rich, n
ufec al any time what studies their sons or wards hill
pursue, while at this College - "i"' sHA"
"a. whether Students shall be compeLedto purch,..
% oUohs as lhey may require, after they have entered
'hs So,itse from any particular person.
3D. Whether AL Students shall br corpn.IIsd ~, nag
be used or not. - "e'i'e' "'e sA"'
anu 4th' Whctier the statute is in force which directs
the money arising from the sale of tile collcvc & ~ No
vested IN public stock. - o. '' y" ~
IS 10 ne hoped that the visitors will he pu,, mai in
lle ateuahee When they arc informed that tom cases
when now present themselves, it is important 10 act
speedily on the points above stated -
IrJl,;a,,,s,,,r WILLIAM BROWNE, Rstkr.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-11-12

'CAIi LACE, &c. The Subscriber agent
~ tora manutactory Of Ccuck Lace, Irinr.s.
Idssets, istt'ng, Se. viii keep on hand general
ufactory prices.
siLAS HAYES, Market Bridge.
November 5Itf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-11-12

,,-,,,., WILLIAM BROWNE, Rsckr
- -....eZeI y, 1,OttWDtFD 53Sdy1
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-11-12
LoN9oN, Decenber 2G. 1fna.

(JHh0ppg fh0t sipcerc fffHdshl her., j,,uose
-0gr lricNd, dioS Is re- more }
On tie day the last part of this letter was wrote he re-
celNcu note from the committee of mechanics reue
my ms attendance ~ TIE committee room OF tie soci,ty
OF arts, IN tie Adclp tile evening of the lntl t ul
stlntiae te utility Of model which lie rad sen, ,e In
months ago, iOr the equalization OF water on wafer
wheels lie drank tea ~ home about O'Clock tIa eye
hlh. ana was, IL nc had been months ua-t I'm yetv
great spirits. Alter e VENT In. connit,cs roam,
aud, m due confse delivered what all the ,ue,I,.t. ~
forwards expressed ratcTa Lecture on vdrosttic than
an explanation ithc model, to the admiration and "a
tlsdctiOn VI all present alter which ne was bu, in
wording resolutions To he entered ia the socy hook
When lie WIS perceived to liff ustiucfiveIy bis rich,
hand to his temple, ard complain of a vioien, nam
which were the last aichla;e words hc spoke Fyery
necessary medical assistance were al LadIIr Ansti
III bdher %c &C. lie was taken 20 the A1ephi Hotel
when ie expired abou; quartcT pasi ,uc O'Clock The
next evening REMAINING nearly tie whole time sensible
bat almost spccclcss Every respect las been maid t
ms Iraps ny his friends, several Of whom attended n
ms inefmeh ~ ~ M3rcdrcts Westminster where had
hiU conveyed on Monday cvcIo list fear Ms aa,i,e
Ni DC too intricate tOSkc It for an, one tn admin
isier a. he has len no wall least ia England posers
OF attorney mast therefore, b. srn, some one come
legally authorized. have sealed ur his fapcrs ar Sc
Which SHAH remain til hear further or, his family Jlis
Family MAY however, beat loss how 10 procecG fronld
therefore recommend YOU 10 witc a. them 90 thu suhitc
ava earnestly request person 10 ic appointed whn
hnow ic parties with whom they afe "a, settle rye,y
cVertion Ia my power in The interim Tor the benenf o
ms family sldl De- made. n T. nv dutt 4. him, in
whom had friend 80 valuable that our auar,,,r.
we're equal or wishes reciprocal and cur persons for
years past almost iuscpalabic nor him t,,nh Tor
The world regret bni Tor f,iuii, mourn Ans
commands yOu may have M this caiff,if. tit ean -,
ecute, I hope tou VIII MAZE free IN order WV
Sf, Your obcdient humble servant
Dsectf,r me at oa,eacr pfoSc 81 Gepcs1sJ'lis
Sogfbgarh.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-11-12

own time. Anypcrson wishing to nurnhase ne i
desired TO applyto Mr. Thos. Taylor. Richmond
or 10 the subscriber in williamsburg.
The land will he shewn on application h.,
letter. BURWETJ' RASS StiTSI "
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GTThe Editorof this paper

finding IT not in his power to bestov that aitenti
on Which he would wish, and knows il necessary
TO the discharge of his editorial duties, without
reiinquishlng other empIoyments, has determined
to dispose of the EsrA BLIsaMENT OF raE NORFOLK
GAZETTE AND PuaLIc LEDGER. 10 a person of
Federal politics, preference viii be given, and
until after the first OF next month, the establish
ment will not be sold to any other; this prefer
enceis due 70 the great majority Of the. Patrons
OF the Ledger. Alter the LIST ofnext month the
editor will consider himself at liberty TO consult
his own interest-Should the Establishment NJ,
be disposed of, publication BY the present
editor viii notwithstanding, cease upon Tuesday
the 17th, Of next month, to which time all ac-
counts of subscriptions and advertisements Will
be made up.
The adjustment of all accounts in this place
and vicinity, Will be made by the Editor himself;
be requests All who have any claims to make th EN-
known to him without loss of time. Those gen
tiemen who have heretofore kindly undertaken
the agency of the Ledger, viii be pleased to
continue il little longer.
We shall be thankful to the Editors who will
take such notice of this article as may best as
sist the editors views.
Office cT the Public Leager,1
.Sor'foHc .Qugust 8. 1916.
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DRAFTS

On Boston, .Ns,o- Fork, PHILADELPHIA &
Baltimore,
Can be bought and sold at the subscribers Office.
SPECIE and U. S. STOCK.
Likewise Tickets Warranted undraWn) in the
GRAND STATE LOTTERY
of Pennsylvania, which is now drawing twice a
week in Philadelphia, 81 days of drawing over.
The following Pfzes remain undrawn, VIZ: g
One of S 10000, one of 10000, two of
10000, three of 5000, six of 1000, six
teen of 1000, aud in proportion of 5O0f
500, 200, &c. &c,
THE MASONIC HALL LOTTERY.
Draws but once week The 35th drawing over
One prize Of 10000, one of 10000, aud
sever al of S 1000 & 8 500 prizes, all will
come out in the next $ days drawing, or
within weeks.
) Prize tickets or Northern Bank notes will be
received in payment for tickets at the Lottery and
Exchange Office OF
J. B. KURsHEEDT,
August IA If
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August IA
Medicinal Water

THE public are informed that am the pro-
prietor OF the WATER, of which mention has
been heretofore made in the I" Echoi'' think it
proper to state to the public, that 1 have up
wards of 500 regular subscribers for the season.
The price to subscribers with their families, two
dollars the price TO individuals, one dollars
admittance to Don-subscribers for the evening
or morning 6 Ia cents.
The pump Of water is situated within one
mile of Lynchburg, on the stage road leading
from thence to Richmond-the road leading 10
it either way is leyel-snd agreeable.
it is situated within few PAGES of James
River, the banks of which are adorned by lofty
trees. To the, westward lies beautiful range
OF Hills, or Mountains, whose shade, shuns il
from the rays OF the evening SUN, and from
whose bowels Issue this excellent water.
Travellers haze stopped here, and are pleased
with the quality Of the water; it is deemed
very awaiting in the cure of all disorders of Tic
SKIN, add for sore eyes, and it greatly assists APP
petite. 1t is strongly impregnated with Sulphur,
the general properties of which, are known &c
most of per.ons 7 shall be happy to accommo.
date all persons in the best possible way.
LUTHER SMITH.
August 10. t5ths.
N -. TheEdite:s Of Newspapers in Rich-
mond, Petersburg and Norfolk, will please in
sert this advertisement in their papers, till tie
middle Of September. and forward their &C
counts to The Office of the Echo for payment
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-09-07
VIRGINIA:

at Rules Holden in the Clerks Office of the Subs-
Tior Court IF Ckeacery far the Richmond Dis
frict, he 24M day Of J.ne, 1916.
Sherwood Parish, Stephen MurrelI, Craddock
Vaughanj Benjamin Bradshaw, Thomas Dick
enson1S Matthew Lacy, junr. Prs.
<, AGAINST
William M'Richardson, administrator of Ste.
phen Sampson, junr. decd and Elizabeth +.
Sampson, George r. Sampson, Martha Eliza
Sampson, Margaret T. Sampson, Narcissa NJ
Sampson, Mary Sampson, Agnes P Sampson,
and Caroline j. Sampson, heirs and distribu-
tees of the said Stephen Sampson, decd by
the sad William NJ. Richardson, specially as
signed their guardian to defend them in this
suit, Der'H
The defendants, Elizabeth r. Sa:hpson, Geo
Sampson, Martha Eliza Sampson, Margaret
/. Sampson, Narcssa NJ. Sampson, Mary Samp
SON. Agnes r. Sampson, and Caroline j. Samp-
son, not having entered their appearance and
given security according to The Act of Assem-
bly, and the Rules of this Court and il appear
ing by satisfactory evidence, that they are not
inhabitants of this courtiy IL is ordered That
the said defendants do appear here on the first
day of the next term and answer Tie bill of the
Plaintiffs; and thar a copy Of this order be
forthwith Inserted in some newspaper published
In the City OF Richmond, for two months sue
cessively aud posted at the front door Of tle Ca
pitol, in the said city.
oopy-Teste,
VIM. w. HIENING, c. =
August 2t-w8w.
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NOTICE.

Poly Brown, Washington Brown, John s.
Stubbs, senr. James Brander Maxwell Trokes
and Sarah II his wife, James Scott, junr. John
Spottswood and Mary his wife, Tarlton saun.
de s., and Sally his wife, b. s. Morrison and Ma
ry his wife, Sally Goode, Elizabeth Goode, Ro.
bert Gocde, Sally Scott, Robert Graham, Philip
N Nicholas. and John Is. osg.
Yon toiH 1alte Notice, that / shall on
Saturday the fourth day of October next, at the
tavern at Aylett's Ware House, in King William
county, between. the hours Of eight O'Clock in the
morning and six O'clock in the evening, proceed
to take the deposition of Francis john Levert,
TO be read as evidehce in suit now depending
in the Richmond Ciiaacery District Court wherein
am plaintiff and you are defendants at which
time and place you may attend not as you think
proper.
JOHN s. STUBS, jr.
August IL. 4w
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WI PUBLie.aIloA s,Sc.


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August 3--wSw.
VIRGINIA:

VIRGINIA:
81 Rules holden IN Be Clerks Office Of the. iSupc
rior Court of Chdacery fo, the Riclni0nd Dis
tytct, The 24ti ddycf JAie 1916.
Archibald Freeiand PiG
AGAINST
Elizabeth Bingham, widow Of Josiah Bingham,
deceased William Mann; and Hin Carter, SUI
san Garter, Mary Carer, and Elizabeth Carter,
infant children and hers of Charles Carter, the
younger, (sop Of Charles Carter Of Shirley de
ceased; Robert Randolph and Elizabeth his
wife Elizabeth w. G Berkeley, and Edmund,
Ann B, ebert C, and Parke +. Berkeley, chill
sIren and heirs ofCatharlne S. Berkeley, former.
Nv Catherine S. Carter Mary w. Bfaxton /;
Henry Lee. and Ann IL. his wife, formerly Ann
III. Carter Bernard NJ. Carter; Williams Car
ter William Fitzhugh Carter and Hill, Tho
mas, Ann, and Lucy Carter, infant children and
heirs of Robert Carter, deceased Nathaniel
Bnrwell and Lucy his wife AMI Edward, Cassi-
Us Shirley, John ", anG Mary WFCsrter, infant
children and heirs Of Edward Carter, deceased ;
Charles Carter, and Joseph @. Cabell, and Mary
w, his wife, formerly Mar W. Carter, children
and heirs of q gorge Carter deceased. DPS.
The defendants, Henry Lee {. ann III. his wife,
not having entered their appearances and given
security according TO the Act Of Assembly and
the Rules Of this Court, and it appearing BY sa-
tisfactory evidence, that they are not inhabitants
Dfthis country IL % ordered, That the said De.
PENDANTS do appear here on the first day Of the
next tern and answer the bill Ofihe Plaintiff
md that COPY of this order be forthwith insert
ed IN some newspaper published in the City OF
Richmond, for two months successivey and
posted at the front door of the Capitol, in the
said City
Acopy--Tesse,
I'm ". Hsab.g c. c.
f,Uy ~, 1916 --w8w.
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BURR MILL STOVE 1ilvUfaCTURT

THE subscribers respectfully inform the public
that they have just received, direct from frsnoe,
large lualrity at prime BURR BLOCKS, Of SUI
peror quality to any hitherto imported TO tbs place
40 having been engaged in the businees UP wards
Of fifteen years, they fatter themselves from tei,
long knowledge Of the trade, and the appreciation
whieh their work has hitherto met with, that they
will be able to manufacture Mill Stones on "a rei.
Sensible terms 40 those Imported frsIn, the North
and warrant them perform well.
They have opeoed shop on 10th Street. nearly Cd.
poste to the Old City Tavern, where gentlemen are
NATHANIEL WHITE 5. Co.
February If
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VIRGINIA:

AZ RaSes holden in the Clerks office the Snbe.
rior Court Of Charce,y for ne Richmond Dis
tiIct, The 24th day IF J,nie 1916.
Richard Ruffn Brown, Abner Hill and Sarah his
wife, Robert Watson and Frances ID. his wife,
Phil Claiborne, administrators Of Beverley Brown,
decd. John r. Lucas and Hannah his wife, and
Mary Brown IAN infant, by Robert Watson, her
guardian End next friend, PlffS.
III AGAINST $50 s-
Samuel Booker, administrators, with the will an
nexed. of William Brown, decd and John and
James S. Gillian, executors OF James S. Gillian,
decd. Dcrfs-
: The Defendant, Samuel Booker, not having en-
tered his appearance and given security according
to the Act of Assembly and the Rules of this
Court. and it appearing by satisfactory evidence,
that he is not an inhak,tant of this country: II
is or1red, that the said Defendant do appear here
on the first day of the next term and answer the
bill of the Plaintiffs; and that copy of this
order be forthwith inserted in some newspaper
pub ishedIn the City OF Richmond, for months
successfully and posted at Ihe front door of the
Capitol, in the said city.
IA lcopy-Teste,
I'm. ". HeHing, &C. a
July 20--w8w.
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August ID,
VIRGINIA.:

NtkOlNIta.
al Rules holder IN the Clerks Ogce Of the Supe
rTor Court Of Chaneery fertile Richmo1,d Dis
sr4ct, the 24th day Of Jsiy, 1916.
William Harrison, administrator de bonis non
of s,ith Gregory, and guardian of Mary S. Gre
CORY Plsf
AGAINST
Edward Marks junr. administrator de bonis
non of John Marks, deceased, and Peter Bland
administrator of Theodorick Morrison, decd &
James Young and Ann his wife, formerly Ann
Morrison, DGfps.
The Defendants, James Young and Ann his
wife, not having entered their appearance and
given security according to the Act of Assembly
snd the Rules OF this Court, and it appearing by
satisfactory evidence, that they are not inhabi-
4ants of this country: Ii is ordered, That the
said Defendants do appear here on the first day
ofthe next tenn and answer the bin of the PLAIN
tiff; and that copy of this order be forthwith
inserted in some ne spaper published in the CT
ny of Richmond, for two months successfully
and posted at the front door of the Capitol, in
the said City.
A Copy--Teste,
.p I'm. ". Heraay, C.
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VIRGINIA.:


re Rides holden in The Clerks Office of the iSnpe.
7;or Court Of Chanrery FOR the Richmond Dis
trict, the 24th day Of July 1916.
Nathaniel Dunlop, administrators of Jas. MCance,
deceased, Elizabeth M'Cance, widow and relict
of the said James M'Cance, deceased, and Will
liam w. Gray and Mary his wife, formerly Mary
Dunlop, Pdf's.
Alexander Dunlop, surviving partner Of James
Dunlop and Alexander Dunlop, trading under
the firm of James & Alexander Dunlop, Hester
Dunlop, widow and executrix of the said james
Dualop, decd. and Margaret Dunlop, and James
Dunlop, surviving children, legatees, and dev
gees OF the said Jas. Dunlop, decd. Dsf'ss.
The subpoena ad revivendum awarded in this
cause, against the defendant Alexander Dunlop,
not having been returned executed, and he not
having entered his appearance and given securi-
ty according to the Act of Assembly and the
Rules cS this Court, and it appearing by satis-
factory evidence, that he is not an inhaoitant of
this country II is ordered, That the defendant
do appear here on the first day of the next term
and show cause if any he can, against the revival
thereby sought; and that copy of this order be
forthwith inserted in some newspaper published
in the cny of Richmond, for two months success
sively and posted at the front door of The Capt.
to, in the said city,
ACopy-Teste,
I'm. w. Hening, C. C.
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VIRGINIA.

VIRGINIA:
-af Rules holden in the Clerks Office of the ST..
ferior conrt Of C1ancery for tho Richmond Dis
tricf; the 24sh day Of .qugnss, 1916.
Marion Campbell, Pfc
James avian administrators and heir at law OF
Patrick Cavan, decd. Sarah Cavan, widow OF
the said Patrick Cayan, decd. Archibald
M'Lean, administrators of James Kirk, decd.
Harriet Kirk, heir of saio James KIRK, decd.
James Kirk, an infant son and heir OF Robert
Kirk, decd. who, with the said Harriet Kirk,
was co-heir of the said James Kirk, decd.
Hugh s c@art. and Charles j. Love.
Deas.
The defendants, Harriet Kirk and james
Kirk, not having entered their appearance and
given security according to the Act of Assem-.
bly, and the Rules OF this court, and il appearing
by satisfactory evidence that they are not inhabi
tants of this country: 1t is ordered, that the
SAID defendants do appear here on the first day
of the next term and answer the bin of the
Plaintiffs; and that copy OF this order be
Forthwith inserted in some newspaper published
in the City of Richmond, for tv;p months sue
cessiveiy and posted At the front door of the Ca
pitol in said City
A copy-Teste,
I'm. w. A'ling, c. c.
Angus 26--w8w.