Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-10-07


vember next. aud The bill OF the complsinans,
aud that OF This order be forthwith inserted for
successive months in some newspaper published within
his State and also posted the trout door OF the
house oil THIS county. copy. Tes'c.
Sept 81 4o-~sw
I'm CHANCERY- Northumberland
n county Court. 9Th Sept, 1891:
Mary H. Watts, by Haynes Edwards, her next hiend.
Complt.
Richard Watts, Edward A. Watts, Hannah Watts. b nj.
+. Watts aud Miicen. Watts. by Hannah Waits, their
This day came the pliu,G by her counsel aud i, an.
peang TO he satisfaction Of the Court that defendant,
Richard Watts, il not an inhabiani OF this Commonw ea
On the motion of the plaintiff IL is ordered that The said
defendant appear here the second Monday in Noven
Der next and the bill Of the planiin aud kat
copy OF this order be forthwith inserted Tor two months
successfully, in some newspaper published within ,hs
State aud also posted al the on door Of the house
Of his county.
Copy. Tess. NJ. B. cRALLE. c. c.
September %. 4o--wsw
I'm CHANcERY-v la POwhaian County
n Court, September the Isl, 1851
Jane ID. Baugb George Baugh, Archibald b Baugh,
aud Richard l.. Baugh, Plaintiffs
Samuel Drake, adu,'r of John n Bauph. decd Mary
Rrbecca Baugh. VIM b. Baugh. Francis Is. Baugh, Mar
tha c. Baugh, Mary II. Eggleson, Henrietta Is. Egpie-
Crew and Polly lis wife, Eliza pesiross, WIN. o. Win
son, John M Winston, LeoniIas w. Winston, I.aac
Newton Winston, Alexander " Winston, and Sarah Ann
Nelson Wins'on-the ss! Mary Rebecca wm. b., Fran.
els b., and Martha c. Baugh, Macy II. aud Henrietta
H. Eggiesten, and Francis a. and Cornelius b. Lowry,
being infants under the age OF 81 years. by William s.
Dance, sler guardian, dd hfcm Defendants.
This day came the plaintiffs, by john W. Dance. E.q,
their Attorney, aud filed their bin against the defendants
praying Tor sale and division OF the estate OF John NJ
Baugh, deed; aud VIM. s Dance was hy the Cour, an
pointed guardian Item TO Tie infant defendants: and
ihcrcuPon, i-y AID the defendant. Samuel Drake sd'r
OF John N. Baugh. decd, flied their answers TO the said
blu, and the plaintiff. replied generally heieto the
deion ants, Obadiah Crew and Polly his Wife, Eliza Pea
tross WIN. o. Wnson Leonidas w. Winston Ale lander
Winston, aud Sarah A. N. Winston not having entered
their appearance aud given security according To the act
OF Assembly aud the rules OF this Court, aud appearing
TO the satisfaction Of the CONT ,ai tey moi inai.
iants oil his Commonwealth On the motion OF the plain
u by Their said Attorney, il is ordered. that tie
sent deienddnt' 30 appear here he FIRST Monday in
November next, and answer The bill OF the planl- and
give secuiy Tor performing such decree as the Court
may make herein; and that copy OF this be forth
"a Inserted IN soe ne spaper. published in The ,y OF
Richmond and continued Tor eight weeks successfully
aud That another copy be posted the front door Of the
Courthouse OF this county
Copy. Teste. R. F. GRAVES. D. c.
September D. 36-wSw
VALUABLE TAVERN AND PLANTATIONS
v FOR SALE.-Being Disposed ire on, The busy
and Troublesome employment OF Tavein.keepng, 1 will
sell reasonable terms tina, valuable Tavern in lI6eld
together with the Plantation attached thereto contsuine
l25 By survey The consider red one OF the
most profitable establishments in te State the convene
ences are grtal-fhe Rail road Depot is within two
hundred yards Of the house There is also Race course
at which there are regular Spring races, yielding
$2,OOO The plantation Is in high of improve
neht as any to be found, adapted the culture of
corn, wheat, oats aud cotton-.about l2O acres Of
me very richest cotton lots. will also sell tho
Plantation formerly owned by the late Person Tnr-
decd, situated about four miles below BeItieId i'm
meiately on Meherrn river, containing 400 acres the
greater part valuable low grounds any that
being less liable 10 overflow, and the same time in
high state OF cultivation. having been lately manage ed by
one oil the NJ Attest and best farmers in the State.
But enougii.fh owner, expec ing tina, any eenile-
man disposed TO purchase, will call him for iurle in
ofinaon iorheas TO mention many additional anages
attrnan on tins properly Possession OF the Tavern may
he had ely, together with furniture OF every
description, mostly new. aud the purchaser will be allow
ed 10 seed his crop this tall Possession will be given of
he Plantations at Christmas, or EARLIER, il posbIc when
the purchasers be accommodated with provisions of
almost every description. For terms apply to me in Bel
heId' JOHN BUTTS.
RMR. AND MRS. HAMILTON'S BOARDING
I'VE SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES.-This ins,i.
u lou l. situated in the hoahiu aud pie part Of
the city, corner oil Saratoga and CORTLAND Streets Ba
Alter having conducted extensive Boarding school for
young ladies, fr several years Morrill, Carolina and yir-
gina, Mr.. AID Mrs Hamilton removed TO this civ in
1881 and opened Seminary for young ladies' upon
scientific pan, which has received unpi
ed patronage.
NJ IT, and Mr' II. have literally provided their school
WIN every apparatus necessary TO illustrate their insuc-
uon ther philosophical apparatus il equal any other
hat be found in private Seminaries in iii. country
aud their che micAl IL sufficiently extensive TO usirs;a
any subject treated upon ia The text books the school,
heir Ceine OF minerals tho g small vet contains nm.
wards Of 700 specimens. Their Seminary is also furnish.
ed with an hrmiary Sphere, Cays Wilson'S and Card
ners Globes, several Pianos and Harp Mr. and Mis
H. beg leave TO remark that the instruments they possess
are the best they could procure in this county or in Eng
land.
Tie Library contains upwards Of 1900 volumes OF the
best authors. connected with Tie studies purued in the
school TO which the young ladies' have general access
la all the departments the cOnpe eni teachers have
been engaged, hose instruct given under the ,-
mediate eye OF tie principals.
The course OF insuclionin this institution carried on
IN regular aud continued system OF academic studies
embracing all te scientific aud ornamental branches ne.
cessafy Ia complete course OF female education.
pit s. 35-wGw
NHONrPELtER CLASSICAL AND MATHEMA-
I'VE TiCAL SCHOOL-Tbe next session Of nv School
viii commence the 1t OF Ocobrr and close ON lie
si OF August As IL il my object 10 prepare hose com
United TO my 10 The higher classes Of tie Uni.
verify OF Virgins, OF any Of Coee es willie
The Greek Latin, French aud Spanish Language all te
branches OF pure Mathematics, History, Geogfaphy, An
ceni and Modem with he Use Of the Maps aud Globes
aud Naurs Philosophy. would observe that in teach
ing the Ancient Languages. DO not adopt hat mechanical
system Coo oici uscd) Of making boys learn Jules il,s
application OF which they do not understand. But az
Grammafs made from langusges anil Languages from
for themselves the lat occur in t
best writer's. BY this method lhey learn much fssier
and become much accurate scholars
As TO the health OF my residence, believe can ssy
with safety, tat there is not mora healthy siiustio,
East Of Tie Blue Ridge This was fairly tested In lie
last Of NY School, had scholars from the oher
tide OF tie Mountains, who remained here an the Doth n
August, without being ndisposed.
The most particular attention will be paid bo,i, fo Tho in
teeclua aud mo al Improvement tose committed 10 nv
care