Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-09-06

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notice. on Saturday. the 9Th day OF August, 1881.
cypress their disapproba,ion Of and dissent from the
oluons lately published 10 The Norfolk Herald. In
eiaou TO the Trustees Of the Hampton Academy.
ohm +. Wray was called to the Chair, and Wesiwood
5. Atni,,ead appointed Secretary.
George Cooper addressed ,he meeting, and a con-
niuee was appointed consisting OF the following gen.
,lsmen. to wits Samuel Watts, SIR. Jacob X. Way,
John whhing, William Face, Teackie Savage,
Samuel Watt j.. Charles G Copper, william Hickman, |
John Cary, John II. Topping, & :o,ge NJ Ba,es, Tho
mas g. whi'aS, George w. Topping. Ohm Tabb. TbOs
5. Arg imea5 John W. Keeling. II bert A Armis'ead,
joseph Phi Hips. Elw. ID PAtri h. WIN. Ham, James
Webb. CHARLES Watts, Thomas Peek, Gectgs Ls,mer,
Ma"hew Waits, JOho Parrish. William S'ores, SEN,
J ames PMkcr, Sen George 4. Randolph, Solon or
Powell bni George W. Cooper, 10 d,ah and repor, a
pr. anbe ard resolutions Whrreupon, George w.
Cooper, Chairman of the Commitss. offered tue tol
lowing Preamble and Re solutions The Citiz ms OF
iz'beth City County, convened TO take into
siisrs,iVn the unexampled conduct OF The personal
fr ends Of c. J. D. Peyor lac Teacher OF the Hamp.
ton Academy, view with Indignation and sorrow, the
very Par,sl publioa ion emanaupg FROM that party.
Their Assembly pusPor,s TO be mee,iOs ct the
Citzens 90 express an opinion upon the general and
particular conduct OF III, BsMd OF Trustees. I, con
sisted OF eieheeD or twenty Perscus, including the
dissent AZ Trostees. Their notice T. CUT ed The Az
tendance oil those only who disapproptd he OF
the majority of that board. uHsnDi;y Of sentiment
therefore, IL a consequence OF easy deduction.
We assent TO the hrs trse paragraphs OF theit PEE
antle: TO affirm tepy the fourth, Is left to the
good sense OF our community. Were the materials Of
ibeir meeting as well known abroad al home, the
capacity Of the majority OF the Trustees, would re.
quire 70 defence. The ability Of that meeting, and
the motive prompting il, would render such defence
uune sessary. That they have evinced a determined
purpose 10 destroy the I8stiiu.ion over which they
preside, does not appear TO this Assembly and take
pleasure 10 publicly stating, ihs, this acg alton lie al
assumption entirely void oil evidence. That large
an respectable number OF the friends and patrons OF
OF the AcaGc@v requested permission enter that in
sttuon 10 ADVISE with the Board upon the expedien
of the they were about 10 pursue; and that
they uncourteousy rejected, s denied by that bo
dy; the Teacher requested, nay demanded admittance
winch ms courteous conduct on ormer occasion COM
PEELED them to refuse.
We believe that the Trustees, sati,6ed thai Mr.
Pryor obnoxious 10 large m.i9r:y OF the pee pie
Of this county, Qor whose particular benefit ths school
was ntcnded); That he incapable OF iii the
duties ndtrod necessary by their rules and thai he il
an unparalleled Dannsr ss, them at defiance, pursued
the on,y pao left hem, in which they meet eur cordial
appreciation. We believe ofeov en- ihat The board r.
tended 10 have effected hi, renewal 10 The most delicate
manner, had his con usi been other than il was That
bis raak and independent mind should have produced
personal hostility. would argue deplorabls sac OF
more' IL society, for which, my possibly erp
s sincere and unqualified thanks " Tha. hi. pres
eoce in the Academy should arrest the people in iui-
herns heir particular views il, an ab,urtiy and pre-.
sumrton as ftiv,icus a, il l. mpo,eLt
BE it thersfr-, Resolved. That the sondue, Of The
Trustees OF The Hampton Academy, 10 removing Mr.
j. ID. Pryor. was Consistent with their duty, and il
merits appreciation.
Academy as an Institution of nestimable utility, both
TO this and other sections of lower Virginia. and we
believe that the absence OF the late Principal is not
calculated TO lessen that uselulnessThat his friends
should withhold their patronage aud support is the effect
OF very natural cause.
Resolved, That believe the late teacher does not
possess the necessary qualifications constitute an eff
cient instructor OF youth.
Resolved, That Messrs Kennon Whiting Dr. Chris
| topher Hubbard John Herbert and DR. VIM Hone
are requested 10 resign heirappointnens into the hands
OF the majority who have executed the will OF the peo-
pie-Whlch, having been read, unanimously
adopted
Resolved, That the proceedings of this meeting be
published once week in the Richmond Enquirer and
Norfolk Herald for month-And that the Chairman
and Secretary be appointed carry these proceedings
into effect And then the meeting adjourned.
~ - JNo. F. WkAY, Chairman.
w. ii. ARAnsrEAD, Secretary
August Is. 2s-w4w
| NNALL AND WINTER GOODS.-rhe Subserl-
a bers will receive, BY the next vessels from Liv-
1 F and 10 Ta h5g aFs' Sppy Of III. following
m,Ike' ia the United States, viz:
| Wilson's Kendall Cottous, No. too
! Rose, Point, Striped and Whitney Biankes
/ Blue. Black, Olive. Brown, and fancy London
| Ciohs
Blue, Black, Drab, Mkt, and new fancy d., CASH.
Donbls NJ He'd Drab Cloth,
Swapsdown and Toilausi VsstiUgs
Extra White Fianne's
I3ombazney, b ,mbez.tIes, Plaid. and Camleis
Green Frize, Manehe'ter Cords and Velvem
| CdmbIits. JAconos, Caleoes aud Gipgbams
Cotton WOised, ana Lambs Wool Hose and half
Hose
Cloves, Patent TT reads &C.
f. & L JAMES s. co. Make. Bridge.
July 20 23-eS~
| HAQUkLiN p. TAYLOR will receive by the Ships
eB Julian, Anacreon and other opportunities from on
don and Liverpool direct 10 James River large supplv
OF fall and winter goods, which having been selected
with great for the Richmond trade he will be pre-
pared TO sell such favorable conditions that he in
vites purchasers 10 lis stock in the hope of being able
TO furnish them OH good terms they be can had in
| this country "
! 10 his assortment will be found
! White grey and mkt napt cottons
! Mkt, grey, blue, green and red plains
Rose, point, stiPed dufin and ARMY blankets
Drab and olive fearnoughts and fushngs
White, rec, green, yellow, and black flannels
Green and red bookings and baizes
Dble milled drab, MKT and other cloths
Superflne blue, black olive brown ard mulberry cloth.
DO blue, black, drdb and MKT cassmeres
valencia, swansdown, tOanet, and velvet yestings
Bonbazets marino carcassans and Tattinets
Crimson, lemon and blue rich moreen and lamask
Calicoes, ginEhams, cambricks and jackones
Worsted, lambs wool cotton and silk hosiery
Oznaburgs, ticklenbures and burlaps
Irish linens, lawns, sheetings and diapers
On consignment, 20 bales Scotch Venetian, Kidder-
minister, double Ply and Brussels carpetings and rugs
which he is authorized to sell as low as in any market
in the United States.
August s. 25-wtsl5h
MN Chancery In Chesterfield county court, July II
4 1881:
Sterling Ford, Emron w Shelton, and John isle.
surviving partner OF himself and VIM. Neae, late
Co., Pitts
against
Silas Cheaiham adm'or Of Isaac d. Porter, decd
John E., Mary f.. and Sarah j. Porter infants OF ten
der years. by John Porter, Senr. their guardian and
next lfiend, Deits.
This day this came on TO be heard on the bill
answers aud exhibits and argued by counsel On
rom iIar