Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-01-24

81 employ % 30 laborcrs and 4 or , rood teams
On immediate application FIVE six months constant
employ will be given TO industrious Such are
accustomed to chopping and ewins will BE- preferred
Apply at the Jewellery Store Of Mr.. John Mcdonnell,
Main Street THOMAS A. MERA
Nov. e. 53-tf
COMMISSIONERS SALE AND NOTICE.
IT Y-vracINl,.-In King William Cir
"a cult Superior Court Fall Term 1884
Baylor Temple and Sarah G. Ltepagc, Complls
against
Isaac Quarles' Admir- &C. Dcrts
In this cause, in which it appears that more than four
months have elapsed since the fling of tbs; bill and the
service of the subpoena all the Defendants and they
still failing to appear and answer the same is taken for
confessed as to all of the delcndants and the
coming on to be heard upon the bill and exhibits was
gucd by counse Upon consideration whereof it appear
ing 10 the satisfaction of the Court that the personal
sets OF Isaac (uarcs dec in the hands of his admins
traitor, to be administered have been exhausted in re-
gular of administration and that the bonds in the
bill mentioned from Isaac Quarlrs dec d. to the plain
ttfs binding the heirs of said Quarlcs, and the iudg-
mcnls thereon recorded. constitute lien upon the lands
IN the bill mentioned, whereof the said Isaac Quarlcs
died seized, but that the annual profits of the same
II extended by elegit, would be Insufficient keep
down the accruing interest the said Judgments
much less to discharge the principal money due the
and that sale OF the said lands is necessary in
order to pay of and discharge the said udgmcns-doh
order, adludge and decree, that II. H. Daniel who is
hereby appointed commissioner for the purpose of exc
cutting this decree, do proceed TO sell the lands in tine
Bill mentioned, subject the dover of the widow Of
isaac uares, who is Dizzy Quarcs in the said lands at
public auction at King William H. having first adver.
tsed the said for four weeks successfully in the ncvs
papers, published in the city of Richmond, upon the fol-
lowing terms One-third Of the purchase money to be
paid in cash and the balance of the purchase money to
DC divided into instruments the first OF which to become
due OH the first day of January 1875 the second To be-
due the first day OF January 1896: the said in
s'emcnS to be secured by bonds from the purchaser
with security to be approved by the commissioner and
by deed of trust upon the lands report his proceed
ings to this Court And the said commissioner is fur
ther directed to make publication Of this decree in order
that other creditors of the said Isaac Quarlcs if any,
whose debts still unpaid and who are entitled may
have notice of the sale aforesaid and by coming In and
saff e ~ IL,
creed satisfaction of their said debts of the proceed
OF said SALE and if any such creditors shall make claim
before commissioner OF this Court, he will proceed
take an account of their claims cspe vely and report
the same to the Court, showing which bind the heirs
ana which do not bind them; and if any of the clams
DC que on simple contract the commissioner will report
further what debts which bound the heirs have been paid
out Of the personal fund
copy. Testc, Ro. POLLARD, c. c.
In pursuance Of the foregoing decree shall expose To
SALE at aucon to the highest bidder the 26th day
February lS3o-that being King William Court-day-at
the Courthouse OF said county the of land therein
mentioned. and we'll known by the name of WooDBERRY
The said tract lies in the county of King William within
few miles of the Courthouse, and Immediately upon
The hiattapony rivercontans about $50 acres and has
on IT two-storied wood house. with nine rooms in it,
good kitchen, barn, stable and negro quarters and two
excellent springs convenient TO the ,clliuo-housc
there is also good shad fishery attached the
Woodberry is said to be well adapted the culture CT
corn cotton, barley OATS and rye Persons DESTROYS of
seeing tins property referred to Dr. Fendall Gregory
at the Piping Tree, and to Mr.. Baylor Temple at Walk
crtonlhc title is believed to be indsputabc but such
ohy VIII be conveyed as Is vested III by the of
the decree aforesaid.
In farther execution of the said decree notice is here
by given to the creditors of the said Isaac uarcs dec
(otlcr than the plaintiffs tercn) If any there be whose
debts still unpaid, and who are entitled TO sasfac
ton out OF the real estate of TIE said Qnarles that m
erty given tem upon COMING in and conf ilntipo 10
the expenses of this proceeding make proof of their
claims before commissioner of the Court who is di.
rected to report on the to the Court showing which
bnd the heirs and which do not bind hcn-and IF any
Of the claims be due simple conract) what debts
binding the heirs have been paid out of the personal
tate OF the said Isaac Quarles dec d.
Jan. 20. [sO-w4wl r. r. DAsIIEL, Conn.
EEARWOOD SCHOOL-This Institution for ma
u a ny years under the superintendent of CharIcs
Iackctt Esq lately deceased WILL for the ensuing year
be conducted by the subscribers who have for consi.
deraoe tune been engaged with the dec d III ransactng
the duties of the school It's exercises will commence on
the 10th day OF January next and terminate the 10Th
December following. The of instruction will
comprise photography, Reading, Pcnmanship Arithmc-
tic, Practical Mathematics Geography with the use OF
the Maps and Globes, English Grammar Blairs Rhe-
toric Composition, History and the Latin LANGUAGE
Terms for Board, Tution Lodging and Washing dur
ing the scholastic year of ten months viii be $I05;
ono third 10 DC paid in advance. The boarding de-
partment viii be under the direction of Mrs A
Iackelt, whose long experience and unreinttcd at
tenton, cminently qualify her for the important
charge Students viii be admitted at any time from
the commencement Of the School to the first of
March, and be charged only from the time of entrance
but none oyer 10 years of age will be received who
Cannot produce satisfactory testimonials correct dc
pertinent The subscribers. both residing at Harwood
pledge themselves use every cxprou 10 proiote The
moral and intellectual improvement of the pupils com
united to their care. They solicit continuance of that
patronage which the School has for many years re-
ccivcd. Letters addressed to either Of the Subscribers
near Someryllc, Fauquier county Va will be Dromp
attended to. JEFFERSON SPINDLE.
CHARLES A TACKETT.
Stafford, Dccember4 G1-wtlM
NWTARREN ACADEMY. -Ths institution. under
w the direction of the subscriber will We oppued
after The Winter vacation, the 10Th day Of January
Ie31 The course Of instruction will remain unaiicred:
aud u Is as extensive that of any similar literary in
sttuon IN the country The terms of tuition viii in
IKE manner, be continued VIZ: in hc elementary de-
Partnents Of the Engis, Language Geography and
bHglish Grammar IN connection with Arithmetic q IL
per anndm Mathematics, necessarily including the prac-
teal parts. Mensur1tion. Surveying. &c G2f and lie
yearly.
The subscriber would accommodate in his family dis,
rg TIC scholastic year. four five boardorB ~ years
OF age or under to whom parental attention syiil ~.
PAID, at Sll5, including tuition, Washing &c nay
menta half yearly in advance. The local advantioes 81
the establishment, and Tie successful and uuvcnrgd cx-
cTti9ns of the subscriber ought to attract the attention
Of the public.
No pupil will be received for term less than the
scholastic year.
Board may be had in gcniccl private fannes at 10 o.
SO per annuni. JOHN LEARY
Warrenion, Va, Jan. 3. T2-w4w
ET y. CHEWING, suRGros DsSrisr, oppogife
~ corner Just above the Banks. Main Street Rich.
mond where lac be found ut ell hours ready TO at
tend 10 bis professional duties.
RefercHcc--Doctorg Watson, BRIGGS, Nelson Clark
Bealc and Sncad, Richmond13 Charges satisfactory
Dec. 4. GI-vgGus
MOTlCE--All persons having claims against the