Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-12-25


NoTICE.-In compliance with the last will and Tes-
La lament of Joseph Brand, deceased, will be sold on
the 22d day Of January, 1885, by his Executors tract of
Land, containing about hundred and thirty acres
lying Mechunck creek, Albemare county; the terms
will be three equal payments; third of the purchase
money paid the first day of January 1884, the
second payment the first day of January, 1885; and
the last the LIST January, 1885, deed of
land will be required to be given by the purchaser
in addition to this personal security for the first payment
AT the same time and place, will be sold, the residue
the estate of the testaor, consisting Of negroes
stock OF various kinds also household and kitchen urni-
ture There will also be sold at the same time and place.
by the Executor, in conformity to the will of Fanny
Brand, deceased her estate, consisting of
stock oil various kinds, household and kitchen furniture
plantation tools, crops OF and fodder Sc As the
personal property, cash will be required for all
der ten dollars; on all sums above 10 dollars credit until
the first day OF January 1884 will be given the purcha-
giving bond with approved security; the sale viii
nue day day until the whole properly is disposed
Of On the land there good buildings barn
machine; vein of limestone runs through, aud crop OF
wheat is seeded on it.
The Executors of Joseph and Fdnny Brand decd
November 80. 59-wds
CHARLOTTESVILLE FEMALE SEMINARY
" School for young Ladies, to he conducted by Miss
H. Sedrns, late of Boston, will be opened at Charloes-
vile on the 10th of January next This Lady's expert
ence in this avocaton, well in Boston Edge HILL
in Albemarle her exemplary character assduity in
her pursuits, were the inducements to of c-
zens TO invite her to Charloesvle Her School will
embrace all the branches of finished English Education
For these the charge will be Is dollars per five
months The French and Italian languages will also be
taugh for which there will be additional charge of
five dollars; and the same extra charge for drawing
Music viii be taught by Lady whose qualifications for
this duty unquesonable for this, there will be
parate charge of $l5 per session.
This school will be taught the house of Mrs X elly
Aud she is DESTROYS of receiving into her family young
ladies' who pupils of Miss s. She is induced to do
this bv the deep interest she feels i'm the sirrt of
ton. And she will exercise moral and religious inhu
those utrusted TO her care 1t will be her
pleasure, TO train them in those habits and principles
which essential to we'll balanced female character.
The high character of this lady, convenience of
her residence Tor such purpose, leave little TO be desired
bypaen's and guardians who wish to place their daugh
tiers or wards at school Her residence combines spacious
apartments, with healthful and retired situation.
Her terms for board will be $50 per five months paya-
BILE half in advance. For this she will furnish dieting
washing, lodging fuel and lights Those wishing fur
her information upon this subject, may acquire it by
ference TO Dr. Charles Cooke, r. W. Gilner Thomas ]
hahIolph OPe MOTIFS John Jones, A. Genet, Rice
V. "'''' '''. I'D Edsasm. oct. ' !, 1857.
Dear Sir: Miss II. Stearns was member Of ms
family for three years, and have every opportuni-
y OF estimating her qualifications as an instrucress OF
young Ladies, which deem Of the highest order
know lady to whose should cheerfuilv con.
dc the intellectual and moral instruction Of my daughter
She left TO her friends much to our regret car
ryng with her the highest respect and warmest attach
ment Of both parents and pupils With great respect
yours, TH0S. J. RANDOLPH
ORrcs W. woop, Esq.
I'm CHANCERY-VIRe1NIA rules held in Tic
clerks Office Of the county court Of Buckinghan on
Monday the third day Of December, 1892:
Zane Pryor, Plaintiff
against
VIM s. Pryor, John G. Pryor, Nicholas d. Pryor chill
dren and heirs OF David Pryor, Decd and John Randolph
Jefferson and Monroe Johnson, Of Mickey Johnson
decd who was daughter Of the said David Pryor. dec
Defendants
Inc defendants, Zach. B Pryor. John c. Pryor Nicho.
las B Pryor John Randolph Jefferson and Monroe John.
SON. not having entered their Appearance and given Sc
curly according TO the Act OF Assembly and the Rules
this court, and Il appearing by satisfactory evidence thai
they are not inhabitants OF this couny is ordered thai
the said absent defendants do appear here on the first day
OF May term mex, and The bill Of the plaintiff
and 'ba copy OF this order be forthwith inserted in some
newsp'per published in the city Of Richmond for two