Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-11-23

EDUcATloN.-The Subscriber will continue his
school the ensuing year, at Mr. Stephen Duvas in
the county OF Henrco, about eleven miles from the city
OF Richmond commencing the tenth day Of January,
and ending on the latter part OF October As the subsc
Der contempates attending of Northern Lectures
during the next winter by of which he shall be
compelled TO adjourn his school earlier than usual the Gus
omary vacation in August will not be given, and his
pills will have the benefit Of his instruction that month";,
instead Of having in the short days of November which
he conceives TO be greatly preferable.
For Latin, Elements oil Philosophy, and Ma
thcmaticsy S25 90
The minor English Branches, 20 90
twill be the subscribers aim While informing the mind
improve the heart and the MORALS no pains
will be spared nst into the minds of his pupils pro-
per of rghtHe will be greatly aided in his endea
YOURS to do this, by the exemplary morality Of the neigh
bourhood in which his school locaed the neighbour
hood surpassed by the lower country in salub-
ty and its proximity Richmond added its bealthful-
aud morality, renders it, to parents living in Rich
mon and desous TO remove their children from contact
with the thousand vicious examples with which cities
teem desirable situation in which them Sci
and virtue.
Board may be obtained upon reasonable terms in the
families OF Mr.. Stephen Duval, Samuel CottreI Capt
Samuel Brown and others For evidence OF his fitness
for the task he has assumed the subscriber refers TO the
RICHD sTARKE CAUTHoRN.
Henrico county, Nov. 9th 1882.
Having examined a number of MIR. Cauhorp's pIuiIs
hesitate not to express my full accordance with his pa
irons and numerous other competent judges in attesng
their rapid progress and accurate learning the various
departments OF Classical and polite Literature derived
through the medium of his instruction; wherefore most
cordially recommend him teacher and gentleman, to
liberal and enlightened public, 10 whose patronage he is
in high degree, entitled
NATHAN BURCHARD.
have been acquainted with Mr. Richard s. Cauthorn
for several years. and have had ample opportunities to-
judge of his fitness instructor of YOUTH and do not
hesitate to say that consider him remarkably well quail
ned 10 impar instruction i'm the various branches pro-
csses to understand As an English Grammarian and a
La'ins he has few suPeriors have, within last four
years. attended several Of his examinations his pupils
uniformly reflected much credit upon themselves and.
their teacher by the knowledge they evnced the
veral branches upon which they examined As
gentleman Mr. Cauthorn's character is unexcepiionable
CHAUNCEY G. GRISWOLD.
November 5th, 1882.
This will certify that attended examination of the
school taught by Capt Rchd s. Cauhorn, during the
present year, and well pleased with the manner of
instruction pursued by him. the progress of his pupils
take great pleasure in recommending him as a per-
son worthy oil encouragement an instructor OF youth.
X. Nj. CARVER, NJ. ID.
| November LIST, 1882.
concur with the above. LIB. DUvAL, M. d.
! Nov. 20. 56-c
Nm CERY-VIRGINIA.-At Superior Court
a of Chancery held the former Capitol i'm the CITY of
Williamsburg, the 9th January, 1880 Robert Christian
Peter Ladd s Co., Ann Royster John H. and Jones r.
Christian, Ex'ors. Of William Douglass deceased and
Francis Clayton, plaintiffs
against
Judith b. Hill, Ann Hill, an infant by James Caba-
Mss, her guardian assigned and William TYLER Ex of
William T.. Hill, deceased. Dcns
On motion OF the plaintiffs by counsel James Cabaniss
assigned guardian to the infant defendant defend her
IN this SUIT; and thereupon the this day
be heard the BILL and exhibits and was ar
gued by counsel. On consideration whereof The court
doth adudge, order and Decree that the following
counts be taken before of the Of
court; FIRST account of William Tyer's Transactions
as Executor of William E. Hill, deeds in taking which
account the audit returned 10 the county court of Charles
City, copy OF which is filed with the BILL is TO be taken
as prma iaca, true table, TO be surcharged and faed
by the plaintiffs; in taking which account the commits
soncr directed to ascertain what portion of the personal
estate oil the said VIM. T.. H has been applied to the
payment OF debts which bound his heirs; second an ac-
count of the claims OF the plaintiffs and such other credi
tors oil m H. Ill., may exhibit and prove their de-
mands before the commissioner the usual terms desg-
mating in said account such of claims as bind the heir.
oil The said VIM f. HILL dec'd third, an account of the
probable annual value OF the real of the said VIM
L. lIl which his heirs hold by devise or descent its 81
uaton and quantity. Which said several accounts the
commissioner Is directed to examine state and settle, aud
TO the court report, with any matters specially stated
deemed pertinent by HIMSELF which may be required
by the parties to be stated.
And at Circuit Superior Court of Law and Chancerv
held at the former Capitol in the city of WILLIAMSBURG for
James City county and city of Williamsburg, 10Th Sept
1857 Ihs cause came this day, be further heard
on the papers formerly read and the report of the sale
MADE Dy nc Marshal, pursuant TO the the 2d
day OF February last, and argued by counsel On
consideration Whereof the court confirming the said re-
port doth audge order and decree that the same be es
aDshed between the parties; and the doth further
adldge, order and Decree that of the commissioners
oil TINS court take in the usual mode an account of any
Iurher demand, existing against the estate of VIM r.
HILL dec de- according TO the principles stated i'm the said
have not heretofore exhibited their claims to the commits
soner which account the commissioner is directed TO ex
anne state and settle, and the court report with any
matters specially stated, deemed pertinent by himself or
"mch may be required by the parties be so stated
Il copies Ies'e' JAMES tABANISS, C. G.