Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-01-12


EIDUCATION.-Th subscriber having located him
~ self at Mangohick Church, will on the I4h Janua-
ry open school for the reception of Notwithstanding
devoted nearly twenty years TO the instruction of youth
the subscriber cannot but suppose the public fully spprs
ed OF his literary attainment, ell peculiar uua
hcation Tor the management oil youth which he may pos
sess, and will therefore merely observe that the
instruction will embrace with but little exception, (and he
hopes in short time without excepion0 all the branches
usually taught in the best Academies Price for board aud
tuition, (beddine included) 800. The situation is rer
ed, and remarkably healthy, Post Office in sight and an
experienced Physician on the premises; distance from
Richmond II miles, from Hanover Court House miles
In closing The conneXion which has existed for the last
IL years letween the subscriber and citizens of Rich
mond he refrain from expressing TO them the deep
sense of the obligation he them, for their knAness
always extended TO him, and assuring these patrons TO
whose influence and continued confidence, more than to
his merit, he is indebted for patronage at all times
beyond his most sanguine expectations, that their high ap
probation Of his professional qualifications their
nevoe9t department towards him. will be gratefully
remembered. THOMAS II. FOX.
King William. Dec %. 1882. 7O-w5t
n OUISA COURT HOUSE FOR SALE-In pursu-
Of three several deeds trust the first execut-
cd y John NJ Price and Elizabeth G.. his wife Garrett
NJ Quarles and Charles Y Kimbough, Trustees bear
ing date the 18th day of Septenber 1926 and duly
knowedged by said Price and wife, and recorded in the
Clerks Office Of Louisa County Court conveying
divided moicy OF land lying in Louisa county, adjoining
the lands OF Js Beades, NJ Baker and Others il being the
lands which Louisa Court House is situated, containing
three hundred and ninety four acres, the
cond deed executed by the said John NJ Price and Eliza
beth G. his wife to John Hunter and John r. Quares
Trustees, dated the 2is day Of June, J2s and duly
knowledged by said Price and wife, aud recorded in
Clerks Office, aforesaid conveying the interest Of said
Price and wife in and to the OF land ON which Louisa
Court House is situated, being mocty OF said tract
which was purchased by said Price and Charles Thomp
jr OF Henry Lawrence, which said is supposed
to contain three hundred and ninety Also the follow
ing slaves, to wit: Gregory, Mat Lewis Charity Carter,
Sarah, Martha, Judy and Nelson; and the third deed
executed by the said John NJ. Price John T.. Quarles
AMI Charles Dabney trustees dated the 10th dry Of
November, 1891 and duly acknowledged by said John
VI. Price, and recorded ia the Clerks Office aforesaid,
conveying certpn tract parcel Of land lying in
Louisa county, adjoining the lands Of Wsddy Lipscomb
and others, called and known the Court House
containing 392acre The trustees named in the said deeds
or one Of them, WILL the l1tb day of February next,
at Louisa Court House upon the premises proceed to sell
at public auction tor cash. to the highest bidder IN order
10 satisfy the purposes Of the before named deeds of trust
in the order 10 which they have been recorded with al the
costs and expenses attending The recording and executing
The said deeds the aforementioned lands and slaves with
The increase Of the slaves since 2ls June 1928 accord
ing to tho directions Of said deeds The
that may act, will convey only such title 10 the pur-
chaser purchasers (only) vested in them though
the same IS believed to be good. THE TRUSTEES.
/ !Ousa, 2ilh November, 1892 63-wtds