Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-12-22
Robimson,s Practice, Vol. 2.


Eastern District Of V'ginia, to a0A:
ED it remembered, that on the eleventh day Of Sep
H-@ TENDER Ammo Domni, one thousand eight hun
bred and thirty five, CoSwAT foniSsoS Of te SAID D
title of Which is in the following words, to wit The
Practice in the Courts Of Law and Equity IN Virginia by
CoywAr RoBr$soS. Volume II. Containing Practiccin
suits in EQUITY Richmond. Printed ny MmDei Shepherd,
and sold by i.obcr SMITH. lS>5 The right whereof
he claims as author in coni,rlny To the Act Of Con.
grcss entitled, ian Act to amend III" s'FtTHI Acts re.
Sp''''s HENRY GIBSON, CYrh IF Mc Dis,rir,.
NJ The following extract from Mr.. Robinson 5 PIE.
face to his Second Volume, will give some idea Of its
contents: g..
.The consideration that under the Judicial system Of
I;ro;rin Chanccry must often be decided with.
or, III, benefit of libraries and desire to make the
me useful beyond the limits OF the State have together
induced me give greater scope to II than lis name I'm.
ports 1t is in truth, treatise upon le P9ncPleS OF
equity as we'll as the practice, and wIl! prove think,
convenient book OF reference to the practising lawyers
in any portion Of the Union In 1t vii! be found the
Vrginn Statutes and Decisions. such Ad]udicalions
the Chaucrry Of Eugund and Iraad as 1t seemed pro.
per mention account of their Importance or OF the
recent date at which they made, ana most OF the
Equity Decisions in the United S"tcS The Nc,e York
| Reporters Curncs Johnson, CO,ren: Wmdcu, Hopiins
and Pdige cited nearly as often as those OF frguia.
Frequent reference is made to the Decisions Of the S.
| prone Court of the United S'atcs in DaHnS. Cranti,
Whcao1 and Peters. to those of Mr. Justice Story in Ma.
SON. and to the Decisions of South Carolina in Gdy, Ut.
u.nES
made from the PENNSYLVANIA Cases in Yates, B:nacv and
Raclc and from the massachusetts, Reports including
the latter name only those Called but ten volumes
! Of Mr. Pickc'ing
Thc Second Volume Of Robinson Practice, contains
l42 pages with table Of Contents and table of Cases
cited conprising4S pages, and complete Index 10 both
Volumes embracing 206 pages more making altogether
G9G pages 1t is in the Binders hands and will be
for sale at the stare Of the subscriber in Richmond. in
10 or ~ DAYS Price Of the Volume So 30 cts
September IS. [3g-tfI ROBERT |. SMITH.
~ONCORD ACADEMY.-This Seminary will be
u continued for the ensuing year, under the direction
of the subscriber aided by his brothers. JAMES d. f.
W. CoLKmAS. The term will commence on the 10th Of
January and expire on the 18th of December, allowing
August rs 4 vacation. The Course of Instruction viii
embrace the asguages and sciences generally, and will
ensure thorough preparation Tor ADMISSION into the
| University of Virginia. The liberal patronage with
which tho subscriber has been arourrd Tor many years,
will induce him every excrlion to secure for his
Institution in future, 4 character nj least equal TO tia,
which it has heretofore maintained In d!Schargng the
various and responsible duties necessarily devorlng
one who is charged with the education OF YOUTH he will
have the cooperation Of faithful and we'll qualified as.
sstants With of them, it is presumed, the present
- irons arc sufficiently acquainted: and AS TO the ruai
cations of the other, the testimonials of Professors lar
! rson Bonnycastc, Emmct and Tucker OF the Unlver
| sty of Virginia. Offered.
The buildings new, spacious, and conlmodous aud
the situation lying in the vicinity Of the Richmond and
| Fredericksburg Rail Road, is retired md healthy.
The terms for board and tuition. including bedding,
will be $50.
COMMUNICATIONS addressed the subscriber TO ci
thor of his brothers. and directed to the Bowling Green
Caroline county will receive prompt attention
ATWELL T.. COLEMAN,
President Of Concord .7cademy.
November "a o5-2awil'JSn.
U.vrrs,rr OF vrncrsrA, July 18th, l-&5.
Mr. FErpERl,K ". Coleman attended my lectures
during the Sessions Of lo-3 and FOSSIL ana at lie ena
Of this time became graduate 10 the School OF Ancient
Languages comprising the Latin and Greek Languages,
the Roman and Grecian History, Geography, DC.
His degree, conferred only after full and rigid cXam',
nations all the subjects included in the lectures and
with regard 10 his actual ledge. may b. referred
TO as furnishing satisfactory evidence o! his attaInnenls
in this de partmcnt oil learning
In addition it affords much pleasure to bear test
mony to Mr.. Colemaus uniformly exemplary and highly
praiseworlhy department STUDENT as well as TO his
attention and diligence.
Considering his studous habits and correct prnc pies
of conduct as wcllas his requirements. and entertaining
no doubt Of his capacity, not only Of acquiring know
lcti,r himself but of communicating 1t to Others have
no hesitation in recommending him TO the confidence OF
parents as one fully qualified to give to their sons accu
rate and extensive instruction in classical learning
GESNER HARRISON, VI. D.,
Professor IF 7nct Lang IN tie UnircrsHy ef IHstHt"
UxIvEnslrY OF YincIyIA, Sept. 22d: 1895.
DEAR SIR-It gives pleasure to afford the cert.
fcatc which you desire Your conduct and character at
the University such met, am we'll assured The
appreciation OF the officers of that Institution; and as
before you left U.s. you had obtained the hest degree
we can confer it is unnecessary for 10 dwell upon
the subject of proficiency. Our degrees only oh,
tanned By and TALENT and the honor OF Master ol
Arts requiring the candidate to have graduated IN SIX
schools may especially be regarded pledge of his
combining with clear and sound mind the power oil
cxerting it.
That YOU will be successful in your new vocation,
have no doubt believing do, that you perfectly
capable of imparting the knowledge that you have &C
CURED. With best wishes,
Your sincere friend.
&. BONNYCASTLE,
Professor Of .tuthematics.
UxlvEasIrY OF EIRGIslA, Nov. 4, 1885
Mr.. +. w. ColEMAH, having graduated in the science
- vrd IN that effect