Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-12-06

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November l6. Ss~tf
y APPAHANNoCK ACADEMY This jnstitudon
n u will open the ensuing year the 18th January
under the charge OF Mr. John G. Lawrence as P;ncns
aud Mr. Oliver White as first Assistant feacher and as
fifty scholars entered, second Assistant ,,
be procured. The scholastic year will con,nr;sa ,a
months, divided into two equal sessions. The course of
instruction TO embrace the Greek attn and Fron.h -,
guages, together with Natural Philosophy Geometry and
The branches OF English instruction, common in such In
stituions ~
ry fee IL bed and bedding be furnished by the Stewards
Department. which is submitted Mr. Lawrence's 90
vernmen an additional charge of six dollars win he,
of 81 So
The Board OF Trustees, in announcing new President,
oil hls institution, deem TO be due Mr. Lawrence
state that from his esmable private and
ton as Teachers as well as from the capacity Of Mr.
white, evlnced by the late public examination of his.
classes in the Academy, and the strong testimonial Afford
ed by the subjoned note of Mr. Lewis the present Prn
cipal of the Institution itltho sanbriv If dc
place and comfortable Recommendations there can ay he
found more eligible situation for youths prepare them
selves Tor COLLEGE aN to refsy g80S English ea1esSn
Board OF Trustees (by order of the Board)
NIB All applications must be made for entrances to
Mr. Lawrence, directed TO Ieyds in Essex county until
Christmas, after that time, to him the Academy Post
office. [50-IOw1 October 90 is32
RAppAHANNocIS AcADEMY. Oct. 6.
Mr. OLIVER WHITE has been associated with the SUM-
scriber, in the management of this institution for about
Twelve months past During this time his exertions hav
been faithfully and ndusrouy directed TO the improve
ment of his scholars. Mr. VS. conduct has been such os
TO secure the affection and esteem all who have had the
pleasure oil his acquaintance. 1t affords me no small sa
tsiacuon to bear testimony his amable manners and
gen!em9nly department, since he has been member of
my family CHARLES A. LEWIS, ir.
JOHN DICKERSoN, Treasurer OF the
Board of Trustees, (by order of the BOard)
I'm ERY-VIRGINIA-At Rules held in the
Clerks Office of the Circuit Superior Court of Law
and Chancery for Chesterfield county on the first Mon
day in November 1882:
Hall Nelson, PlH
Niam d. Wren, Sergeant of the CORPORATION of Rich
mond and in that capacity administrator George Win
son deceased Judith James PLEASANT Nathaniel George
and Thomas B Winston, Mary w. Kicks, Elizabeth ii
Clarke, liazleu Kyle and Lucy Ann his wife, George
Simpson and Aurela II. his wife, William f. Butler and
Virginia L. his wife, Elizabeth Bowden, Robert NJ Bow
den, Indiana Bowden Margaret Bowden John H. Eus-
ace in his own right and William Wardaw
deceased Mary Nj. Wardaw, and the infant children Of
said John Eustace and his late wife Martha L. Dcfts
The defendants, Mary w. Kicks, Pleasant Winston
H@zlet Kyle and Lucy Ann his wife, George Simpson
anu Aurea his vile, George Winston and Thomas b. Win
son not having entered their appearance and given secu-
ry according TO the OF Assembly the rules of this
Court and 1t appearing that they not inhabitants of
this Commonwealth on the motion OF the complainant bv
counsel is ordered that the said defendants do appear
here the first day of March term ne n and ansr m
compliments BILL and that copy of this order be forth
with inserted in of the public eYspapers print
ed in the city Richmond for two months successveJv
anu also posted at the front door OF the Courthouse of this
LAWSON NUNNALLY, D. C.
November 20 57-wsw
Nm -VIRGINIA.-Thomas Purdie in
81 his cwn right, and executor of Aaron Purde de-
ceased and as late administrators of Edmund Purde do
ceased, plaintiff
against
John Purdie, Jeremiah Baugh and Polly his wife late
FOLLY Purdie Sally Wilkinson, late Purde, Aaron Purdie
Robertson, - GahnaYay aud Polly w his wife Iata
Robertson, Lawson Forsec, Seth w. Flournoy and Sally
his wife, late Forsee, Charles Forsee and Thomas Fin
ney late Sheriff OF Chesterfield County and as such adj
mlmSuaIor oil Elizabeth Purdie, decd, Defts.
- The Circuit Superior Court of Law and Chancery, for
ing among other things ordered and decreed that the un-
dersigncd Commissioner should examine state and settle
accounts OF Thomas Purde and Edmund Purde, as exc
cutors OF Aaron Purde, deceasedhe accounts of Tho
mas Purdc, administrator OF Edmund Purde leceas-
ed-and the accounts of Thomas Fnney late Sheriff Of
Chesterfield county, and such administrator Elizabeth
Purle deceased The parties Interested, are therefore
nohcd, that have appointed the 18th day of December
1852 at ocock A. M, 10 commence the settlement of
the said accounts at which time they hereby requr-
ed to attend before at my Office Chesterfield Court
House, with the several and proofs necessary TO
enable inc to perform the said duties.
LAWSON NUNNALLY, NJ. C.
nov ID 54-wuSD
HN RY-VIRGINIA-Ata SUPERIOR C,ourt
"a of Chaucery held former Capitol i'm the civ OF
Peter l.add s. Co., Ann Royser John H. and Jones r.
Christian Ex'ors of William Douglass deceased, aud
Francis Clayton, PLAINTIFF
against
MSS her guardian assigned and William Tyler Exc Of
William-E. Hill, deceased. Dens
On motion OF the plaintiffs by counsel James Cabaniss
assigned guardian TO the infant defendant TO dee nd her
IN Is suit; and hereupon the this day TO
be heard, on the BILL and exhibits and was ar
gued by counsel On consideration whereof the court
doth adludgc order and decree, that the following ac-
counts oe taken before one of the commissioners this