Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-12-22
Lands toJeited to the Literay fund.

WV, 40. 66-f
Lands forfeited to the Literary Ftnd!
AUDIToR's OFFIcE, 9Th july 1920
DUBI.IC NOTICE-By the act nassed az Nell
j 1927, entitled " An act concerning lands returned
delinquent Tor the non-payment of taxes the operation
o "hlch was continued by subsequent act passed 9th
Feb lS2S,-all delinquent lands which were vested In
the Literary Fund.- and not redeemed on or before tho
msf the present month by the original owners have
become absolutely forfeited. Provision is made however
o the hrs above mentioned act in favor Of such person
or persons who may have good legal or equitable tt
70 such lands held or derived under grant from tbo
commonwealth, bearing date prior to the time of IN.
said lands vestng in the President and Drec,ars f h
Literary Fund who, previous to the 9th of March, 1927
may have settled and improved the lands claimed bv
them, or who derive title under some person bav;ng
mus settled and improved said lands. But no person
shall be entitled TO the benefit of this provision who
snail not before the first day of December one thousand
o 49, ana ttoenty nine pay into the Treasury,
all taxes upon the lands him either in hi, own
name or the name of those under whom he NAV claim t
OF oy inc person, or persons IN whose right the
same was forfeited such portion thereof as the land so
claimed ought be equitaby and rataby charged there
wh with io per cent per annum damages on the amount
wnch snail be each year due from the LIST day of Novem
per OIL the year IN which II becomes DUE until maid
JAS. E. HEATH,
July ~. lS-u Auditor OF Public Account
NDUCATI0N.- The school at nv HOUSE. in ,h..
- county OF Caroline, the White Chimneys.
or the instruction OF females, Under the direction of
Miss Susan +. Pey,on will he continued The ensu;n
year: In which will be taught spelling reading. wri
.ing; arithmetic, English Grammar, Geography, Ma.
tural and Moral Philosophy, History sacred and
lane, and needle-work, plain and ornamental RI.
school will commence its session on the 18th dav If
January next, and terminate on the 18th of December
io"owng; making term OF ten months after deduct
ing one OF the summer months for a vacation Terms.
For teaching any or all Of the above branches. with
De heen dollars per scholar. For board fifty dolar,:
the pupil finding her own bed, beddpg and candIas'
or IL the subscriber furnish the five dollars will h. rs
CURED. The subscriber pledges herself TO use her
"es. eSernons 10 promote the comfort and convent
ence Oh those young ladies who may be entrusted TO
her care The situation Of the school is retired and
remarkably healthy, combining the advantage of =
good neighbourhood and good society As II regards
the ability OF Miss Peyon to teach the public is re
Tered 10 the subjoined report
MARY WORKMAN.
We. the undersigned having been invited to the
examination OF school taught by Miss Susan F. Pew
ton, in the county Of Caroline attended and taks ns,
sure in saying that her pupils in our opinion perform
ed wei IN the different branches which their atten
on had been directed In Justice 10 Miss Pevton .,
feel it our duty say that she exhibited on he ncss
SION, iaudsble degree Of scboarship-such as emit
Ties her 10 the continued confidence OF In pupis and
patrons. rNr '''
~ Address, White Chimneys. Caroline.
RUFUS CHANDLER
FRANCIS W. SCOTE
Dee ~. Tl-2awG
hfDUCATloN.-Mrs. Elizabeth C. Taylor will open
~ her School for the instruction of girls nnder "a
years oil age at Edge Wood in the county of Uanova
on the 18th of January, 1880. Her Terms will be
OF 'eachng reading, writing, grammar, arhme-
Er ,,on.'is eaG Gu $50 90
french and Drawing 90
Dr. Berkeley will board the pupils for eighty dollars,
who must find their bedding and towels or for eighv
live dollars if he lurni,. les these articles eS
Oct q. 43-2awf ELIZABETH c. TAYLOR
SELECT SCHoOL.-My School will h.. con,ions,t
~ the ensuing year. The course of Instruction ,.;m
ar;'h, inc creek and Latin Languages, abematcs
HH,nnmcuc, Geography, with the use of Mar. and
Topes' English Grammar, English Competition &c
300 oehoo VIII commence on the 25h day OF January
lowing. ~ " e'e"''e' 'o'-
there viii be vacation of four weeks, commencing.
ne charge Tor board, tuition, washing lodging and
iuei VIII be one hundred and ten dollars pavaSIe ona
nan, on the lat day oiJune 1890 and the otber hIt
the LIST day OF December following wa
rn, n,se'pnne Of The school will be parental and az
nuc care ana Kindness will be extended to bows con
nuea 10 my instruction, as TO my children
mo boy, more than 10 years old will be admitted
mo me ochoo, unless he shall be personally known
tome Tor orderly, exemplary department.
MY residence is remote from the baunts nj vi.s al
horai.y' and remarkably healthy. 1t is situated i'm
,ne county Of Louisa 3s miles from Richmond and the
IKE distance from Fredericksburg The stage i,o
rreuencksburg to Gainesville passes by nv residenc.
and that from Richmond to Harisonburg within shor;
letters 10 me should be directed to Gardner,
, oeo"e l-oul.a. WILLIAM NELSON, Jr.
HNDUCATION.-The subscribers school for ,Jo -,
M strucuon oil boys under II years of are will b.
open on the 10TH of January 1880 " 30 WIZ We
Ierms,--For the usual Classical course NJ in
s'rucuon' and Reading, Grammar, Writing, Aritb-
netc, Geography and Mathematics for Two co..
sions of five months each, 90, ~,
-, FOR board ohe pupils finding bedding and tow
II 81 a. o , = Sess'ohs S5 90
i"'iish nese articles 50 90
raro W., CARTER BERKELEY.
Edge Wood, Hanover, oct. 8. 44-2awtlstJan
RICHMOND COTTON MANDATORY
a NoTToN cloths and yarns, of s,nerior aualtv
manufactured at this establishment are Offered -,
SALE wholesale retail the Propretors' Office Ion ,h
street leading to Shocke warehouse) at moderate r;c
ln akc G..ai.