Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-01-03

Courts respectfully informed that they
" can be supplied with office Books of every descrip
ton fantncd and ruled bound in the particular
durable manner and Of such materials to render full
tisiacon The proper heading caption of every ruled
pattern is always furnished that mistake take
place, when the arrives. u To prove saisiacto
iy to those at distance that their orders will be well
ecuted, the following statements Of few gentlemen
tfeThs Of Courts, and the auditor Of Pnginia are
hereby annexed.
Mr Frederick A. Mayo has furnished all the books Tex
cept one) for my Office Clerk of the Circuit Superior
Court OF Law and Chancery for Henrico County, and
must do him the justice say that they are well made
and OF good paper, and entirely TO my satisfaction
"Richmond, Dec II, 1881. J. ROBINSON
Extract Of letter from Baptist ESQ lfecklenJ.rg c.
H. oct. 20h, 1881, to f. A. .hayO.-'I much pleas
ed with the books for my Office, say in TRUTH that they
the best set have SEEM and the opinion is
Cured in by the Court and Bar and every person who
has seen them.-The faithful manner in which YOU have
executed TINS job, will insure my future orders
Ertrdct Of letter from ". c. Kinney, Esq, Sta,a-
tom Sept %, 1881, to f. A. .NayO"The books for my
office have at last arrived aud well satisfied with
all, except the Common Law Execution Book, should
have preferred Of larger paper aud old pattern of
ling
Extract Of letter from John Foster, Esq, Wythe
G. III. Oct. 8, 1881, TO r. Il. .uayO-'' am extreme
y sorry not having received tho Books for my Office
before the sitting of Court, compelled to
an interior order book Your books of good paper and
well bound. L wish you 10 send complete Record
Tor the Chancery Court this book will make my set
complete"
Extract Of letter from John d. Christian, Esq,
"Above you have order for the amount Of your
count am much pleased with the books sent for my
oicc;-as soon as practicable forward those for the
County Court"
Extract of a letter from, H. J. GamDiH, Esq, Haryi-
Sonb.rg, Rockingham Sept %, 1881, to +. a. Mayo.
-'The books you sent Inc came safe to hand, and in
good order-all of which am well pleased with. shall
want some more books for which shall send you memo
| randum'
Extract of letter from s. a. N Leland Esq. Worth
cumberland O. H. Sept. &c, 1881, TO f. Il. -Havo-"
received
Court Of Law of Chancery of this County, agreeable
your account transmitted am entirely satisfied with
the execution of the boos-their materials and excellent
style OF binding and ruling. Dec 90 1881. t66-6t]
"AUDIroR's OFTIcE,}
22d Dec, 1881. )
''Mr. Frederick A. Mayo has furnished many Of the
books used in this Department for several years past
of which, the Ledges least equal if not SUPERIOR
to any have ever seen JOS. JACKSON, e: Of A."
Auditor Of Public accOunts."
~ Should special direction be given, the names of
Record Books mentioned for any OF the in this
State will be sufficient, the size of paper patterns
ruling form and style of binding. particularly we'll
/ l .S', - a. sy=-
ranted to answer the purposes in every respect
FREDERICK A. MAYO,
Book Binder s. Blank Book Manufacturers Richmond
Va, one door below the Eagle Hotel
6SLAYES FOR SALE.-On Thursday, the Ith OF
~ January next, at Surry house. will be sold for
cash. to the highest bidder between 80 and 40 Slaves in
families among them several house servants and first
rate male cook On Thursday the 18th of the month
at Brunswick Courthouse, will be sold upon the
terms between and SO Slaves all of the estate of the
late John T. BowdoinIn of bad these salos
will take place the next airday. JOHN H. COOKE,
Dec. l5 6l-St Ex'or of j. T. Bowdoin.
6SALE OF NEGROES &c-Will be sold on Thurs
- day the fifth day of january next, at the Tavern OF
John s. Cockc i'll the county of Albemare, from forty
fifty valuable Slaves consisting of Men, Women, Boys
and Girls; among them several valuable mechanics
Immediately after the sale of the negroes will be sold al
Blair Park, the crop of Corn, Plantation Utensils Sc
TTmS:-A part of the negroes will be sold for cash, the
remainder and the other articles credit of twelve
months the purchaser giving bond with approved security
MLEx HSo Brown J aSf me"dsr.on
Dec. Is, 1881 Cts
q EIGFS REPORTS-VoL. u.---Just published
Il Reports of in the Court of Appeals of Virgil
MIA, from February, 1880 to March, 1881 and in the Co.
neral Court, at June and November Terms, IssO-By
Benz. Watkins Lcgh.-Prce S6.-Copies NAV be had al
the Capitol, of VIM. II. Richardson, Librarian of the
StatcAlso, Gilmcs Reports complete sets, separate
volumes, Except the 9TH of Randoph's Reports; the
large and small Maps OF Virginia Journal Va. Conven-
ton, 1856 and 1885, Journals of the Senate, l7759
and 1885 to $780, and of the House OF Delegates from
l776 to 1870 inclusive Dec. p, 1881. [67-3wl
KTISS CATHARINE a. l.. PRICE will resume the
I'VE exercises of her school at my house the ensuing
year. commencing the 10th of January, and terminal
ing the 10Th of December following, with vacation
month in the summer. In this school is taught all the
branches in the English Language, necessary TO polite
Female Education. No situation in the lower country is
better adapted 10 female school than this being entirely
secluded from the gaiecs and fashions of the world and as
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$50 for the scholastic year of ten months; boarders fur
nshing their own beds, candles, &c.-tuon alone SIS.
JOHN w. ROBINSON.
King & Queen, Dec. Dist, 1881.
have been long acquainted with Miss Price, and from
my knowledge of her character and qualifications wei
from my having attended examination of her school
do not hesitate TO pronounce, that consider il superior
any school acquainted WITH for instruction in what
she processes TO teachand will further add, that have
known several of her very small scholars 10 make
pd improvement than have known in children o
their age in the same time. VIM. GARNETT.
/ December Is, 1881.
II affords me pleasure state that my two little daue
have been under Miss Prices care, for years
past and that their progress has been pleasing and sac
tory. Dec. 81 (6S-w3t) a. II. HARDWOOD.
FHNlIE subscriber, living White Hall, in tue county
/ n of Hanover, having employed young man, whC
has had experience a teacher and who give
satisfactory evidence of his abilities, would take into hi
family four five small boys boadcrs not exceeding r
age fourteen yearsThe situation of my residence is in
healthy and agreeable ncghbourhoo1 and commands al
the advantages which can be desired by any who may wisi
to confde their children TO my cache terms for boar
and tuition, during the space of ten months, viii be $50
payable nj the end Of the second session The school vii
open the 9th day Of January next and terminate t
last day Of the ensuing Novcmbcr-Thcrc will be a
cation Of month, during the Insuc
ton viii be given in all the branches Of an ordinary Eng
lish edCcaSn, viz: Reading, Writing, Arithmetic, Gram
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