Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-12-11

Eastern District of Vrginia, 10 tcit !:


Eastern District Of Yirginia, 10 tcit:
EpE it remembered That on the twenty.frst
~ d day of November, Ammo Domini one thou
lSEAL.l sand eight hundred and thirty.two, CONWAY
RoBINsoN, of the said district, hath deposited
in this office, the title Of boOk the title oil which Is in the
words iollowing 10 wit:
"The practice in the Courts OF Law and Equity in Vir
ginia. BY CONWAY Robinson. Volume L. contain
ing practice in the Courts OF Law in Civil Cases"
The right whereof he claims author, in conformity
with an act OF Congress entitled an act TO amend the Sc
veral acts respecting copyrights"
RID. JEFFRIES, Clerk Of the District
The first volume of RoLinson's Practice commences
with an introductory chapter the jurisdiction OF the
several classes of courts established in pTgnta; anI
then treats Of the practice of the Courts OF Law in civil
in 20 chapters, under the following titles Il Per-
sonal actions given by 2. Limitation OF personal
actions 3. Process lay which common personal actions
are commenced f. Proceedings at rules in personal ac-
tons o. Proceedings in personal actions not required TO
be at rules nor in court o. Proceedings in court In per-
ona actions before Judgment T. Judgments in personal
actions not verdict 8. Trial by jury in personal ac-
tons 8. Verdict and judgment in personal actions 10
Proceedings peculiar TO rcplcvin H. Suits for freedom
r. Cases of caueat 49, Ejectmcnt. IL wris OF right
To- Dover 10. Suits relating TO lands not before men
toned H. Taxing costs. Is. Executions. ~. Scire
iacias upon judgment rccogniZince 20. Motions for
judgment and award OF execution. 2l Attachments D.
Civil affecting tho public, not equitable in the
General Court. %. Correction of by the court in
which the committed. a. .hdnddmus, prohi-
billion and hdJeds corpus % Writs OF error and super
sedcGS.
The volume contains GA pages, exclusive OF the table
Of contents and table OF cases cited is printed on good
paper will be neatly bound in CALI and sold at 80 oo
The binding will be finished early in Dccemberi and the
book will then be for sale at the Subscribers store
II. l. SMITH
November %. 57-St
YENfE subscribers beg leave inform the public that
d they will open their MACHINE SHOP between this
and Christmas, where they will be in readiness 10 serve
the public in manufacturing all manner OF articles Tor
Agricultural purposes, among which will be WHEAT
lTHREsHING MACHINES upon the best construction, up
on the following terms, 10 witt
Portable or Stationary Machines kept in repair
One year for $3.50,
Two years $l60,
Three years $40,
-Four years $780,
They will warrant their Machines thresh equal to any
in the United States. They humbIy solicit the public for
their patronage All orders addressed Davis y IfOps
fredericksburg, Va.,w will be promptly attended to.
DAVIS s. HOLMS.
Fredericksburg, Nov. %. 57-w4w
I'D APPAHANNoCK ACADEMY-This institution
a q will open the ensuing year on the 18th January
under the charge OF Mr. John G. Lawrence, as Principal
and Mr.. Oliver White as first Assistant Teacher and,
soon as fifty scholars are entered second Assistant will
be procured. The scholastic year will comprise ten
months divided into equal sessions. The OF
instruction to embrace the Greek Latin and French Lam
guages, together with Natural Philosophy, Geometry and
the branches OF English instruction, in such In
stituilons.
| TERMs-SIIO so for board washing, tuition and libra
ry lee. Ii bed and bedding be furnished by the Stewards
Department, which is submitted 10 Mr.. Lawrencc's 90
vernment, additional charge of six dollars will be
made, and ii the Library ticket be not taken, deduction
of 81 50.
The Board Of Trustees, in announcing new President
OF this Institution, deem il 10 be due 10 Mr. Lawrence, to
state, that from his estimobe private character aud repua
ton teacher, well from the capacity of Mr..
White, evinced by the late public examination OF his
classes in the Academy, AMI the strong testimonial afford
ed by the sujoncd note of Mr. Lewis, the present Prn-
cpa Of the Institution, combined with the saubri,y of the
place and comfortable Accommodations there hardly be
found eligible situation for youths prepare them
selves for College 20 receive good English education
JOHN III. BERNARD, President of the
Board of Trustees, (by order of the Board)
! n. u. All applications must he made for entrances
Mr. Lawrence directed TO Loyds in Essex county until
Christmas after that time, him the Academy Post
Office. [50-l0w] October 2S 1882.
/ RNPPAHANNoCK ACADEMY, Oct. 5.
Mr.. OLIVER WHITE has been associated with the sub
scriber in the management of this institution, for about
twelve months past During this time, his xercns have
been faithfully and indusouy directed the improve
of his scholars. Mr. VS. conduct has been such a.
TO the affection and esteem of all who have had the
pleasure OF his acquaintance. 1t affords small sa-
isaction TO bear testimony TO his amiable manners and
genlemany department., since he has been member of
my family. CHARLES A. LEWIS, r.
JOHN DICKERSON, Treasurer OF the
Board of Trustees, (by order of the Board.)
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