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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-11-06
INVEST CHESTER BOARDING SCHOOL. ;,

INVEST CHESTER BOARDING SCHOOL, ron
GIRLS, is located in the Borough of West Ches-
yer, Chester county Pennsylvania, "a miles west of Pbila-
delphia, whence by the rail road, now finished, the means
oil access TO the school will be easy. There is at present
by stages, daily communication with Philadelphia Lam
caster and Harrisburg, and three times a week with Bal
timorc,
The situation is elevated and healthy, commanding an
extensive prospect OF a highly cultivated country. The
ounulngs nave been planned and completed expressly
with a view 10 promote the comfort of the pupils. and II IL
believed the accommodations and care are such as to ena-
Bile them TO pursue their studies with satisfaction and adj
vantage.
The school year consists of rs weeks, divided into tw ,
terms: the hrst TO commence the last Second dav i'm tl,a
10Th month, (October) and continue 2i weeks. when tbnre.
viii be a vacation Of two weeks. The second term will
then commence and continue 2l weeks, when there. will
be another vacation OF two weeks.
Pupils are not admitted for less than a term. unless n N
der peculiar circumstances.
IL requested scholars from a distance may remain in the
family during the vacation.
The course oil instruction comprises Orthoyrapbv- Read-
ing, Writing, Arithmetic, Geography. Ora mnsr plai,
Needle Work, History, Astronomy, Chemistry. Natural
philosophy, Botany, Book Keeping, Rhetoric. CompoS-
non, and the elementary branches Of the Mathematics.
Lectures on Chemistry and Natural Philosophy are de-
hVered during the winter, illustrated by appropriate ex.
perimens.
The charge for tuition in the above branches, with the
use OF Maps, Globes and Library: Board. I,odcing aud<
Washing, are $40 per term-35 payable i'm advance. amt
$50 at the close of the term.
The French language, Drawing and Painting. gre taugbts
at an additional charge Of So per quarter for each. Orna--
mental w DIRK in Fancy Articles, "a per quarter.
No charge is made for the use of class books for yeaa-
books and stationary furnished at the usual
prices.
Each pupil must be provided with her NV wash h..;a.
and towels.
It's desired that parents and guardians avoid furnishing
uaugnters or wards with jewelry, expensive laces,
VI any ouer needless articles OF apparel, and that they do
not leave with them the control of money. r5I-6t
PHILIP PRICE,
Z Ohes'er, yet. ~. JOHN u. SMITH,
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October 2

I'm CHANCERY-VIReINIA.-At Rules holden in
u the Clerks office of the Circuit Superior Court of Law
and Chancery, for the county Of Cumberland, atthe Court
house OF said county, from the LIST TO the 9th days of Oc-
tober inclusive in the year 1892:
John 9. Page, surviving partner of the late firm of James
Deane and John c Page, trading under the firm of Deane
and Page, Complainanf
against
Francis b. Deane, ex'r. of Thomas Deane. decd. Fran
chs -. Deane, jr, Francis B. Deane, ST., Thomas Jellis.
Elizabeth Deane, widow of the said Thomas Nj. Deane
Robert Irving, Henry Page, and Jane, his wife, Maurice
l.. Hobson, and Ann, his wife, Thamas Jellis, and Marv.
his wife, William Trent, and Elizabeth, his wife, Thomas
Deane and Francis Deane; which said Jane, Ann, Mary.
Eliza, Thomas and Francis, are children and heirs of
Thomas M. Deane, deceased, Edward Cunningham.
william M. Thornton, James Steptoe, and Mary, his
vile, formerly Mary Dillon, John Cunningham, and Eli
Zabeth, his wife, formerly Eliza Dillon, James Dillon.
Patrick Dillon, Richard Dillon, John Dillon, Alexander
Dillon, Benjamin w. Leigh Dillon which said Mary.
Eliza, James, Patrick, Richard, John, Alexander, and Ben
Jamln, are children and distributes of Edward Dillon.
decd, and Edward Cunningham, Henry f.. Watkins
Charles Morton and John Gillian, executor of Edward
Dillon, deceased, Defendants.
The defendant, BENJAMIN w. Leigh Dillon, not having
entered his appearance, and given security according 10
the Act OF the General Assembly, and the Rules of This
Court, and IT appearing, by satisfactory evidence, that he
IS not an inhabitaDt Of this Commonwealth, Il is ordered.
that the said defendant, Benjamin w. Leigh Dillon. do an.
pear here, on the LIST day of the next April Term. and an
swer the Bill OF the Complainant; and that a copy of this
order be forthwith inserted in some newspaper published
IN the city OF Richmond, for two months snccessively. and
posted at the front door Of the Courthouse of this COUNTY
a Copy. Teste, JOHN DANIEL, &C. G. G. c.
Oct. %. 4 -wey
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"a YOUNG Man who is qualified to give instruction in
"a the Latin and English Languages, Arithmetic, Geo
grapby, with Maps and Globes, Surveying, and the rudi-
lnents Of Algebra and Natural Philosophy, and who has
Tor several years been engaged in teaching, wishes 10 ret
employment for the ensuing yeas. Letters addressed to
X. g., Abbeyvillc Post Office. Mecklenburo County. Va.
will meet with prompt attention.
September II. 36-w1Ow
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ENDUCATlON.-The subscriber proposes opening a
H-A School the ensuing year at his residence, in the
lower end OF Caroline, about one mile east of the stage
road, leading from Richmond TO Fredericksburg 20 miles
from The former place, and 40 from the latter.-In this
school will be taught, Reading, Writing, Arithmetic, Eng
IIsh Grammar, Geography, with the use of Maps, the
Elements oil Geometry, and the Latin and Greek Lar
guages rdmmdttedHy.-The school will he ercaed on the
i'h oil January, and closed on .ae 18th December follow
ing; one month during simmer, being deducted for vaca-
hon'-Four or i've boys, not exceeding 10 years of age,
oil moral der3rtment, will be received into the subscribers
family, and, in all respects, treated as his own children.
Ills charge for board and tuition, each boarder furnishing
his own bed, bedding, and towels, will be $50.
His residence is in a desirable neighborhood, remote
iom scenes OF vice and dissipation, and its situation as
healthy as any IN lower Virginia. Letters TO the subscri-
Der, directed TO Mangvn.:ck, p. o., King MILAN county.
will meet with prompt atten,iv;,.
October 80. [50-w4w1 THOMAS U. TULEnn,
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" iiCE.--Ihc subscriber wishing 10 retire from nub.
~ nc business, would like to rent out for n term of var,rs
win The store house and plantation, in the county, ~ go
,erheId' IL miles above Richmond, on the main stare roaJ
Iedulhg 10 Lynchburg. IL being now the first stoppine
p.aov WIN INC stages, the many advantages that this place
woui1 possess, to a man OF enterprise and Industry. n
"ould be useless TO mention in an advertisement. as Il -
presumed any person wishing to avail himself Of sucb an
opportunity, will first come and see for himself sa,5
nkewise, be willing to furnish the renter with almost arr,
DESCRIPTION OF furniture, or any other article that would he
80 '' sue" 'n eSt'Dishment,i ~ early application be
'nsue' MACON TRABUE.
80 d9-w6w
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October 5.

Nm CHANCERY-vIRGINtA.-At Rules holden in
III the Clerks Office of the Circuit Superior Court of
Law and Chancery, for the county Of Buckingham, ON
Monday, the first day Of October, 1882:
James Scott, executor OF John Leslie, decd, who was
executor, sc. of Robert Craig, deceased, and Daniel Call
Is receiver, &C. Pitts.
against
Thomas Petteson and Sarah s. his wife, Maria Couch,
Thomas A. Winfrey, John S. Winfrey, Eli Ballowe and
Sarah his wife, Samuel Winfrey, William Ballowe and Eli.
zabeth his wife, Charles A. Scott, William Anderson, Will
liam Turner, Mary Ann Turner, Julia Turner, Robert
Turner, Sarah Turner, Ellen Turner, John Turner. and
James Turner, the only heirs of Fleming Turner, deed.
and George Booker and John Forbes, Trustees, Dens.
The defendants, Thomas Palteson and Sarah S. his wife
Maria A.. Couch, Thomas A. Winfrey, John S. Winirev,
Eli Bdllowe and Sarah his wife, Samuel Winfrey, William
BalIowe and Elizabeth his wife, not having entered their
appearance and given security accordii g to the Act of AS
sembly and the rules of this Court, and it appearing bv
satisfactory evidence, that they are not inhabitants of this
country: It's ordered, that me said absent defendants, do
appear here on the frs. day of the next April term, and
answer me bii OF the plaintiffs; and that a copy of this or
uer D e Iorshwih li-serted in some newspaper published in
the city OF Richmond, for two months successfully, and
posted al me 'front.' door of the Courthouse of this county.
A Copy. Teste, r.. ELDRIDGE, C. G.. s. C.
October 10. 47-wSw
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a CHANCERY-YIRGINIA.-At rules held I'M the
IA Clerks Office OF the Circuit Superior Court of Law
aud Chancery, for Mecklenburg county, on the first Mon
day in September, 1892:
James Is. Jones, sheriff and administrator with the will
annexed oil Powell SHELTON, decd, Richard Wootton. Pol
Iy cotton, Thomas Overton, administrator of Powell
Wootton, decd; also, Susan Wootton, widow of the said
Powell Wootton, and John Wootton, William Wootton. and
Powell Wootton, children of the said Powell Wootton. bv
Thomas Overton, their next friend, plaintiffs.
against
Peter Bailey, administrator with the will annexed of
Samuel Wootton, SEN, Joseph b. Clausel, Samuel Woot-
ton, and George w. Brame, This securiies;) also. the said
Samuel Wootton, Martha Tanner, Samuel Wootton, Jr..
David Z. WOotton, John Wootton, VIM. Daniel, Jr, and
Elizabeth his wife, -- Coleman and Nancy his wifi,
and Mi,...no Wootton; also, VIM. SHELTON :;,i rnbraim
Allen and Martha his wIie, .@d Samuel Daniel, Henry
Wall and Sarah his wife, Elizabeth Daniel, James Clardy
and Ritter his wife, Walter Daniel, and John Daniel, and
Martha Wall, widcw of Frederick Wall, decd. Defts.
The defendants, Peter Bailey, Geo." w. Brame, Mar
tina tanner, David c. WoottOn, VIM. Daniel, "a. and Eli
Zabeth his wife, -- Coleman and Nancy his We.
William Wootton, William SHELTON, Ephraim Allen and
Martha his wife, Samuel Daniel, Henry Wall and Sarah
his wife, Elizabeth Daniel, James Clardy and Ritter his
wife, Walter Daniel, John Daniel, and Martha Wall, wi.
dow OF Frederick Wall, decd, not having entered their
appearance according 10 the act of Assembly, and the rules
OF this Court; aud il appearing from satisfactory evidence
that they are not inhabitants OF this State, on the motion
oil the plaintiffs, by Richard III. Baptist, their attorney. IL
is ordered, that the said defendants do appear here, at rules
to be holden iorthe said Court at the Clerks Office thereof
on the hrst Monday in January next, and answer the
pldinufs' bill and that a copy of this order be inserted
In some newspaper printed in the city of Richmond, or
town OF Petersburg, for eight weeks successiveIy, and
posted at the front door Of the Court House of the said
county. a coPy.-Teste,
October 2. 40
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EfDUCATlON.-The school at my residence, near
M Cumberland Court House, will commence LIST of No
vember, and continue until the last of April. The course
of instruction will be a thorough one, embracing the Eng
llsh, Latin and Greek Languages, Mathematics, History,
Geography and Composition. Special attention will be paid
to the moral character and habits of The youth, entrusted
TO my care. Board can be had in very respectable fami-
lies, near the school. | can accommodate 6 or 8 boarders
in my family.
Tuition, Languages and Mathematics, Is 90
English branches, IL 90
for the session OF six months, to be paid in advance. Those
who wish their sons 10 board with me, will please inform
me, as early as practicable, that the necessary arrange
mentS may be made. Address tie subscriber, Cumberland
Court House. WILLIAM N. PAGE.
Cumberland, Sept. %. 45-w4w
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rules taken i'm the
y CLERKS office Of Prince Edward county court, the LIST
day Of October, 1882:
John Pearson, pun
against
theodore Williams and William B. Smith. Dons.
The defendant, Theodore Williams. NOT having enter-
T us appearance ana gwen security according TO an act
OF the General Assembly and the rules of This court and
II appearing that he is not an inbabitsnt of this State-on
the motion OF the plaintiff, by his attorney, il is entered
az ru'es aforesaid, and accordingly ordered, that the said
defendant, Theodore Williams, do appear here on the FIRST
gay OF January court next, and answer the plaintiffs bill.
ING upat a copy ct this order be forthwith inserted in some
one Of the public newspapers published in The civ nf
richmond for two months excessively, and also posted az
the 'front.' door OF the courthouse of this county.
a Copy. Testo, b. J. WORSUSM m,
ND'VneF v 10-wSws
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A N ASSISTANT TEACHER, as above alluded TO,
is wanted for the ensuing year. He must be quail
fled to give instruction particularly in Mathematics, and
the Greek Language. Address, (post paid) between the
LIST OF October and the LIST Of Deceinber, to the Subscriber
IN Portsmouth,, va. III. II.
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I'll = UMFORD ACADEM Y.-The Subscriber, having
E2 purchased this establishment, proposes to open it for
tho reception of pupils, on the 18th of January next, to
close on the 18th of December following, with a vacation
OF one month during the Summer. The course of instruc-
ton will embrace the branches usually taught in Gram
mar Schools, with Mathematics and the Greek, Latin, and
French Languages. Terms, for the Scholastic year of
ten months, $40, including board, washing and tuition
each pupil finding bed, bedding, towels and candles; or,
with the addition OF $40, should these articles be furnish
ed by the Subscriber. Payments TO be made, of the one
half on the 1sto April, and Of the other, on the Ist of Oc-
tober. The situation of this Academy, remote from scenes
OF vice and temptations to crime, has, by long experience,
been proved to be equal, in point of health, to any in Lower
Virginia. The convenient arrangement of the buildings
on the rcmises, will enable the Subscriber to accommo-
date, advantageously, a few female boarders also: Six or
eight Young Ladies, therefore, between the ages of eight
and fourteen, will be received as inmates in his own ia.
mily; while the Boys, with the Assistant Teacher. will
lodge in the building of the Academy. In thus present
ing himself as a candidate for public patronage, the Sub
scriber trusts, his acquaintance in this his native section
OF the State, added to an experience of twenty years, as
Classical Teacher, both of a male and female department,
may afford some grounds for the hope of a successful re-
suit of his attempt. For the attainment Of such a result.
he pledges, in addition to the industrious application of his
own time and abilities, the cooperation of an Assistant.
properly qualified to render efficient aid, in establishing
for this institution, a character worthy of public confidence.
OF the engagement of such a Teacher, due notice will be
given. HENR ROBINSON.
October 2. 42-w6w
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~ "a IL. TX.
IN CHANCERY-V1RGINIA.-At a Circuit Supe-
u rior Court Of Law and Chancery, continued and held
Tor the county Of Cumberland, at the Court House of said
county, on Tuesday, the 4h day of September, 1892:
John G.. Page, surviving partner of the late firm of Jas.
Deane and John G. Page, trading under the firm of Deane
y rage, Complainant.
against
Francis B. Deane, Executor Of Thomas Deane, decd,
Francis b.. Deane, Jr., Francis p. Deane, ST., Thomas
Jellis, Elizabeth Deane, 0idow of the said Thomas NJ.
Deane, Robert Irving, Henry Page, and Jane, his wife,
Maurice L.. HObson and Ann his wife, Thomas Jellis and
Mary his wife, William Trent and Elizabeth his wife.
Thomas Deane and Francis Deane, which said Jane, Ann,
Mary, Eliza, Thomas, and Francis, are children and heirs
otThomas M. Deane, decd, Edward Cunningham, WIN.
NJ. Thornton, James Steptac and Mary bis wife, formerly
Mary Dillon, John Cunningham and Elizabeth his wife,
formerly Eliza Dillon, James Dillon, Patrick Dillon,
Richard Dillon, John Dillon, Alexander Dillon, Benjamin
W. Leigh Dillon; which said Mary, Eliza, James, Patrick,
Richard, John, Alexander, and Benjamin, are children
and distributes Of Edward Dillon, decd, and Edward
Cunningham, Henry f.. Watkins, Charles Morton, and
John Gillian. Executors Of Edward Dillon, deed, Defs.
The defendant, Patrick Dillon, not having entered bs
appearance, and given security according TO the Act Of
Assembly, and the rules Of this Court; and it appearing by
satisfactory evidence that he Is not an inbabtant Of this
Commonwealth, it is ordered, tina. the said defendant. Pa.
trick, do appear here on the first day of Inc next April
term, and answer the bill Of the complainant and that a
copy Of this order be forthwith inserted in some newspa-
per published in the city Of Richmond, for two months
successfully, and also posted at the front door of the Court
House Of ibis county.--A ~Copy-Teste,
JOHN DANIEL, G. G. c. S. G. L. and G.
September 29. 4l-wsw
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NOTICE.-A Petition will be presented TO the next
General Assembly, for an increase of tolls at Mayo's
Bridge. I51-m Nov. ?.
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w CINc1NNAT October 20.
Completion Of The Ohio CanaI.-This magnificent
work is now completed. From Nj. r. Williams, Esq.
Canal Commissioner, we have derived the information
That the Canal Boat, Chiiicothe, Capt. Knapp, arrived at
Portsmouth OH Monday, the 18th inst. with her clearance
from Cleaveland. A celebration of the event. at Ports.
mouth, was contemplated, but the prevailing alarm of the
Cholera prevented il. The successful termination of this
work, must ever be a proud epoch in the history of Ohio.
Just seven years have been occupied in its construction.
On the 4h OF July, 1925, the ii stinguished and lamented
DEWITT CLINTON, struck the first spade into the soil,
on the located route Of the Canal, at the Licking Summit.
In the October following, active operations commenced
oil Commissioners, have been prosecu ted to complete sue
cess.
The whole length ofthe Ohio Canal is Just three hundred
ana zen mites. In the greater part of its course, IL passes
through the most fertile and pOpulous distric rs ofthe State.
On that portion Of il which was first complef. 4, a marked
ana, apparently, permanent prosperity is exhibited. Vii
lagos, teeming with inhabitants, alive with enterE rise, and
presenting rich scenes ofbustlc and business, now decorate
its banks, whose sites, four and FIVE years since. were not
rescued from the gloom OF the wilderness. An unihter.
rppted water communication now exists from this cifv. in
common with all tMe western towns. situated ON fe 0bfo
River, TO New York. Ia anticipation ofthis. a large on,n.
tty OF meTchandize, we understand, destined for Cincinna-
u and Louisville, has been shipped at New York, and il
now ailoat on tie Ohio Cenal-Ohio Republican.
Extracts Of letter to III, Editors Of the Daily Advert.
ser dated on board the United States ship Potomac.
"MAY II, lS32.-We are now very near the 0Celesf,I
Empire and shall shortly be a. Canton. IL would give
me pleasure 10 enter into some details respecting Batavia,
but ] can only make a few remarks on his head al present.
l became acquainted with the Rev. w. IT.. Medburst.
an English Missionary stationed at that place. and went
with him one day TO witness the celebration of a heather
and supersiiious ntc:-thal of the Chinese nsssino fbro,
fire Of living Goals with their bare FEET ,gss 20 much
excited on the occasion, that / have hardly recover.sd from
II yet Ihere were upwards Of two thousand people
present, ana ai eager spectators ofthe ceremony; some on
trees, others in booths aud temporary stapin0s. ,onsf Give
you a description Of il At some future day. These 9,ols
when sick, often make vows, that If they recover rev v,ill
pass through the hre' This ceremony occurs only once a
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Female Academy,

Brooke Lodge. on 81. .4saph Street. 6ef'rsen
King and Cameron.
VlHE increased patronage of this Institution hIs ae
services Of lady, in every respect qualified to assist IN
hisimportaRt duties.
The Ancient and Modern Languages. Music, Draw
ing. Painting, sc with the other branches usually
taught in the best Female Semnsries, will comprise
the course Of Instruction.
The grea, OBJECT kept constantly in view: is to ee.
vate the standard Of Female Educaton' o. 'mpsrths
nossessor to fiji useful and dgned station IN soce-
r. slI conducted with wise reference to future
tate. ,. ,...It
,.sI .xperence he respectfully invites those who feel
interested to visit his School at any time and ascertain
ths ADVANCEMENT proficiency, &C. OF the young ladies'
tuition that they may see TOT tnem
selves IN s-s, uo,d.v
in September
Alexandra, augs
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District ~ CotWMbia,
dec 1Y-2m

Cou,..y Of .alsrandria, to ,c'f:
November Term, ls3l-l0th Day.
Mordecai Mi'l-r. Complainant,
Humphrey 's '; S:. and George IN 'A'''fAN
VJHE defendant Humphrey Peake, not having entered
his appearance, and given security according tothe
statute the rules Of This Court; and it appearing 10
the satisfaction of the Court upon aft iav fled that
the said Humphrey Peske is not nhsbitsnt Of the
District of Columbia; on the motion of the Complain
ant. by his counsel, tits
ordered, That the said Humphrey Peake do appear
here on or efore the first day Of next Apr term, and
answer the Compliments bill; and that the said George
Wise do not convey pay away or secrete the debts by
him owing to- or the money, estate, effects in his
hands belonging to, the said absent defendant, until
the further order decree Of this Court; and that
COPY of this Order be published in the Alexandra Phe
nix Gazette for two months successfully and that ano
Their copy be posted at the front door of the Court
house of said County.
A copy-Test:
dec l0-2m EDM. / LEE, c. G.
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DIR. w. JUDKINY
Patent specific ointment,
SOLD, Wholesale AND RETAIL, BY
WILLIaM ST.ABLER, Agent, .Alsrandr;o

TIME above Ointment $ recD'. msndei to the mkt
l. as safe and certain remedy for those obs,;n..
diseases, some Of which have so long baed the ,is
of medical science:
LIST White dwellings of every description;
Cd Sore legs and ulcers of long standing,
Sd sehirrus or gIanduiar ,umors. particularly tho.
hardened tumors in wom-ns breasts, which oftep,;m.
terminate in liberated cancers;
9TH Feons; or VIVA, some people know by thep,n.
of catarrhs, of every description.
5,h Rheumatic pains Of the joints;
9Th sprans and bruises of every description, O, !.
Whatever part situate;
9TH letters Of all kinds In this complaint N. >.
tent in applying the ointment, must keep the p,-
out Of water,
9th Chilblsins or parts affected by frost.