Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-12-27

AN HILL ACADEMY The subscriber. in
~ connexion with Mr.. VIM c. Nelson, will ON the
18th January, 1884, open School for the reception Of
boarders at Sylvan HILL his future residence Sylvan
HUI Is pleasantly situated in the Forks of Hanover about
~ miles from Richmond, above the Fork Church. i'm the
immediate neighborhood OF the Rev. j. Cock and sur
rounded 6y society for intelligence morality piey
surpassed by none in Virginia. Mr. Nelson son of the
late Mr.. Peter Nelson, President of Wingfeld Academy
TO whose professional exerons Virginia is so much in
deDted Tor many OF her most literary and practical men
isso well known uniting with the minute acuuan,.
ance with the Classics, facility in nsruc.
oh ana peculiar turn for exciting the attention. gaining
The confidence aud controlling the feelings Of his pupils
as 10 render unnecessary any remark reference TO him.
and the subscriber after having devoted twenty wears Of
his lie 10 the instruction Of youth and behed many who
owe the direction OF the unfolding energies OF their minds
10 his fostering care filling stations of usefulness and
some rising distinction the literary world
not but suppose his preensions as teacher fully
known TO the public. The subscribers buildings all erect
ed within the last IL months, with eye single 10 pro-
iessohai purposes, Will afford every facility which can be
derived from that The course OF instruction will
embrace the Latin Greek and French Languages with
ai the various branches OF the English. Expecting 10
prosecute his present profession perhaps the close of
his life, and convinced that although patronage NAV be
obtained by accidental causes, IL be retained only by
acknowledged merit the subscriber is determined that no
exeron shall be wanting on his part 10 secure conn
aneo Of patronage Price for Board and Tuition 900
Mangohick, King william. October o. 5oEw0
NoTiCE.--By deed OF trust from Robert Patton de.
l ceased 10 Robert Patton, jr. (now deceased) and
John NJ Patton, bearing date the 18th day of pr 1921
it's provided, that after satisfying certain preferred and
specified debts, and liabilities the residue of the trust funds
shall be applied 10 the payment of The individual debts
oil said Robert Patton "wbether contracted BY him i'm b
private capacity, guardian, or administering
all debts, The original consideration for which were
debts due by or contracts made with the firm of James
Dykes Co., even where the said Robert Patton bath
gwen his individual note bond acceptance for the same
or hath in any way individually guaranteed or
or he payment are, by the express Of the said
deed excluded from any participation in the trust funds
until all the individual creditors of said Robert Patton
as above defined, shall be fully paid and sasfed-The
creditors, however, are required by the of the
said deed, to exhibit their claims the Trustees with
In six months alter they have been notified TO DO so
by advertisement in one public newspapers; and
IN case OF their failure 10 10 the trustees The survivor
oil them is authorized distribute the funds amopp srcb
oil the individual creditors shall have exhibited Their do
mands, and then the residue in payment Of the debts due
by the firm Of James Dykes Co.-Now, tiereC,fs La
eying hat all the preferred debts have been satisfied
do hereby notify and require all the creditors of be d
Robert Patton, whose demands come within te abovo do
sciipon Of individual debs, las distinguished from dh
Of the firm of James Dykes Coz 10 present t,eir cIis
duly authenticated to me, in my absence from, FEC
dcrcksburg. 10 Hugh NJ Palon on or before The
OF October next Holm Al u 4T,roN W
SWgiging Trustee of r. Patton, deed.
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