Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-11-27

ing oy satisfactory evidence that he is nhabitant
oil TINS counyfiS ord rcd that the said absent defend
ant do appear here the first day of the next March
Term, and answer the bill of the plaintiff and that copy
OF this Order be forthwith, inserted in some wsnaper
published in the city of Richmond for two months sue
eessivey, and posted the front door of the Court
house OF this county COPy.-Tese,
Noyeuoer q. 5o--w9w
m HANCERY-VlRciSIA.-ln Goochand Coun-
IA ~ Court, 10Th November, 1885:
Alexander Patteson and Polly his wife formerly Pol.
y Jarratt Joanna Patterson formerly Jarratt and Eliza
beth Patteson, formerly Jarratt, and William NJ Nav
and Catharne his wife, formerly Catharine Jarratt-
"hch sau icnaes are children OF Dcvereux Jarrat de-
ceased, Plaintiffs
against
William ID. Jarratt Archelaus Jarratt Patteson Jar
raft, Alexander Jaratt, David p Jarratt the heirs of
Lucy d. David decd, the wife of Amos David former
Y Lucy D. Jarralt, (who are unknownD and William
David and - his wife, formerly - Clarke the
daughter of Elizabeth G. Clarke dec d. formerly Eliza.
beth C. JarIa-whch said Jarratts are also children of
Devereux Jarratt, deceased, Defendants
The Bill Of the plaintiffs being read and fled and the
defendants not having entered their appearance and p
ven security according the Act Assembly and the
rules oil TINS Court and appearing the satisfaction
OF the Court that they inhabitants of this Com
n'onweath: on the motion of The plaintiffs by counsel
~ ordered that the said defendants appear here on
the first day of February Court next and answer the
piantiiis bill; and that copy of this order be forthwith
inserted IN some newspaper printed in the city of Rich
mond for two months, SUCCESSFULLY aud posted at the
front door of the Court house of this county.
Copy. Teste MAR w. MILLER, D c.c.c.
november -. 59-wSw
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~ FIRE PROOF IRON CHESTS-We were pre
sent when Mr. John Scott, Of Philadelphia burnt one of
his Patent asbestos ircn Chests in this city, the 18th
INST, containing Bank Notes, Books, aud Papers and
have no hesitation in expressing confidence in
their ability TO resist the intense heat and to pre-
serve from fire whatever is contained in them The
Chest, which is the office of Mr. John O Law
was exposed 10 The most scrutiny, and remained
Tor length OF time in the flames after had become rcd
hof HE Papers, Bank Notes and other contents were
al taken out unnjured by fire. and but partially stained
by the sweating OF the interior Of the Chest
we consider the test, (nade with cord Of DRY pine
wooo ano shavngs equal IT not greater than the
nary exposure to which they would be subjected in the
burning Of buildings
a. FLE4sANTs, j., SAML S. SAUNDERS
NATHL. DUSLoP, Jno ii EusThcr
WV. SiSroS, Teller U. S. Bank,
JNo. O. LAY.
~ age"t for Tic Patentcc ind Manptaetarer
Wv q. 50-w3m
a TEACHER WANTED-A single man who has
IN had some experience in teaching School and car
we'll nded for moral character md III oh;
" to teach oil the branches ofan English Education (nnd
shond one apply that teach the languages il will be
SUI better) can meet with employment by applyino TO
VIM s Overton, near Goode Bfidge.ZPcrsonai appli.
cation VIII De necessary [59-w3wl Nov ~
@SfLVAN HILL ACADEMY. The next session Of
~ tls Institution will commence on the - of Janu.
airy, 1856 The course of instruction embraces such
branches OF the English usually taught in Acade
mics, Wgether with The French Latin and Greek Ian.
guages. The situation very healthy and retired and
the subscriber has, considerable expense
hgs suIfu 10 ms profession and affordng ample accom-.
modatons for his boarders under the same roof with his
family. As the influence Of early impressions is very
lasting The duty of strictly marking the Of
minu ana eehng that correct views may be ncucaipd
ana vicious habits prevented, requires much of the
subscriber attention at home prevent his mnglng
much ~ society and although few appreciate more
gy The confidence of the public or receive with more
sincere gratitude, the practcs illustration Of that conf.
dcnce, than the subscriber yet such are his views of the
dny privileges and responsibilities Of parents In refer
ence TO the education of their children as TO proven his
exhibiting any conduct which might be construed into
an effort to procure their patronage e therefore sin.
ceie hopes The public will investigate the merits of his
school, and Afford it the patronage it deserves and M
bis reputation abroad is founded upon his character a
home, this Is more particularly the duty Of those ainono
whom he has lately settled fla love for the duties of his
long experience 10 those duties-f system
~ the arrangement and zeal in the prosecution of thom
be my guarantee Of success then may parents expeci
the interest OF their children 10 be advanced under the
care OF the subscriber OF thing they NAV be assured
g uhoef DIS present impression to his responsibility
anu bis views ol honesty he suffer those entrus
ga TO his care to squander their time dlenoss or vice
Terms Tor board, tuition and washing, 800 BEDDING
and candles, ifiufnshed by the subscriber, So
I'll. II. FOX
loving gentlemen, Of his former and present pa
W9as lion WIN. Brockenbrough and VIM RI Cobell
messrs Tho. Richie, r. V. Daniel, r. n Nicholas J.
R;~h,o, 'anes Rawlings, ead Cen. b. Peyton Of
glchmondj Dr. J. r. Archer, Of Amelia MI Lewis
rawlings, OF sposyyania; also Messrs Fontaine and
PARROT, Of the Senate Of Virginia
AoofesS NH Fox, ?. NJ, Thompson Store, 1lano-
Nov q. y so y. FOX
THVO ALL WHOM III MAY CONCERN Al.
- cation will be made to the next Congress ~ he
united states, to proong the term Of nv Patent n,
tainimpovements therein mentioned granted on the 1sb
Gay OF SmuaFy 1876 but in consequence Of defects In
we specihcauons cancelled returned To the pa,e,,
22d day Of October, 1923 ''' vi '''e