Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-11-20
NEW NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

the county of Henrico about eleven miles from the city
of Richmond, commencing the tenth day of January
and ending the latter part Of October As the subscr
Der concmplates attending course OF Northern Lectures
during the next winter, by of which he shall be
compelled oun his school earlier than usual the
omary vacation i'm August will not be given and his
pills will have the benefit Of his instruction in that month";
instead of having it in the short days Of November which
he conceives TO be greatly preferable.
thematcs, S25 90
The minor English Branches 20 90
will be the subscribers aim while informing the mind,
TO improve the heart and correct the morals, and pains
will be spared ns into the minds of his pupils pro.
per sense 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 is located the neighbour
hood is surpassed by in te lower country in saubr
ty and its proximity TO Richmond added to its heahfu
ness and morality, renders it, to parents living in Rich
mond and DESTROYS TO their children from contact
with the thousand vicious examples with which cities
teen, desirable situation in which to rear them in Sci
and virtue.
Board may be obtained upon reasonable terms in the
families OF Mr. Stephen Duval, Samuel Corell, Capt
Samuel Brown aud 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 number of Mr. Cauthorns pupils
hesitate not TO express my ull accordance with his pa
irons and numerous other competent judges in attesng
their rapid progress and accurate learning in the various
departments OF Classical and polite Literature derived
through the medium of his instructions wherefore most
cordially recommend him as teacher and gentleman,
liberal and enlightened public, to whose patronage he is
NATHAN BURCHARD.
have been acquainted with Mr. Richard 5. Cauthorn
for several years, and have had ample opportunities TO
judge of his fitness, of YOUTH and do not
hesitate say that consider him remarkably well quail
hed mpart instruction in the various branches he pro-
lesses TO understand. As an English Grammarian and
Lanist, he has few supeors have, within the last four
years, attended several OF his examinations; his pupils
uniformly reflected much credit upon themselves and
their teacher, by the knowledge they evinced of the
yeral branches upon which they examined. as
gentleman Mr.. Cauhorns character is uneXcepionable
CHAUNCEY G. GRISWOLD.
November 9Th. 1882.
This will certify, that attended examination of the
school taught by Capt Richd 5. Cauthorn, during the
present year, and well pleased with the of
instruction pursued by him. and the progress of his pupils
i take great pleasure in recommending him per-
son worthy OF encouragement as an instructor OF youth
II. Nj. CARVER, NJ. ID.
concur with the above. LIB DUvAL, NJ. d.
Nov. 20. 56-u
HN Observation-Disclosures Lunenburg Cir
n cult Superior Court of Law and Chancery, continued
1882:
Joel Neal and Henrietta his wife, Pitts.
james BagIey, Thomas Keeton, Robert Davis, Pascl
Davis Sarah Anderson " iiam Davis, Sterling Davis
Baxter Davis Jeremiah Burnett and Diana, his wife, and
Martha Davis, Dcts.
The absent defendants Robert Davis Sarah, Anderson
and james Gee against whom the plaintiffs appear TO
have proceeded in the manner prescribed by the OF
Assembly and the rules of this Court, having appear
ed and answered the bill of the plaintiffs, the Court doth
take the said bill for confessed TO them; and this
in the bill, answers OF the defendants, Thomas Keeon
James Bagey, Sterling Davis, William Davis, and Bax
ter Davis, and exhibits, and argued by counscOn
consideration Whereof it appearing TO the satisfaction OF
the Court that the subpoena awarded against the defend
ants, jeremiah Burnett and Diana his wife, and Thomas
Adams, administrator of Daniel Williams deceased, has
been executed ON them for Than four months. The
Court doth take the bill for confessed them and doth
adiudge, order aud decree that the defendants, Thomas
KeeOn and James Bagey, do render account OF their
administration of the estate of their testator, Zachaah Dd
WIS., deceased before the Commissioner OF the Court who
is directed TO examine and the same and make
port thereof this Court with any matter specially stat
ed, deemed pertinent by HIMSELF required to be stat
ed by either OF the paresand the Court doth further
order, that the said Commissioners do ascertain the
Der and description of the slaves conveyed by the deed
OF the 18th February, I70i in the proceedings mentioned
including the increase Of the females since the date Of the
deed how the have been disposed Of, the value
thereof and in whose possession they are; and also
that the said Commissioner do ascertain the value of the
other personal property conveyed by the said deed Of the
18th February 1874, the date of The said deed, and
what has become OF them and ALSO that he ascertain the
value Of the slave, advanced by the testator the plain
Is, and the value Of the slaves bequcalhed by him in
trust for the female plsutiH and the amount paid Ivy the
defendants, Thomas Keeon and James Bagby, TO the
plaintiffs and make report thereof to this Court with any
matters specially stated deemed pertinent by himself, or
required TO be stated by either party.
Copy Testc, VIM. II. TAYLOR, elk.
CoMMIsstoNER's OFFICE,