Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-09-22
Hsobinsom's Practice, Vol. =.

Eastern District Of Pirgis,ia, to acit:
r. 1T remembered, that the eleventh day of SEN
~ teinber, Ammo Domini, thousand eight hun
dred and thrty-hve CoSwAY RoBISsoN of the said Dis.
rict hath deposited in this office the title of Book the
title of which is in the following words wit: rhe
Practice In the Courts of Law and EQUITY in Virginia by
CoNwAY RoBIssoS. Volume III. Containing Practice in
suits in Equity Richmond Printed by Samuel Shepherd
and sold by Robert T. Smith. 1896" The right whereof
he claims as author in conformity TO the Act of Con-
gress entitled. Can Act to amend the Acts re-
HENRY GIBSON, CLARK of the District.
~ The following extract from Mr. Robinsons Pre-
face to his Second Volume, will give idea of
The consideration that under the Judicial system of
PTgnia Chancery causes must often be decided with
out the benefit of Libraries and desire make the vo-
ume useful beyond the limits the State have together
induced Inc 10 give greater scope to it than name
ports 1t is in truth treatise upon the principles of
equity as well as the practice and will prove, think
convenient book OF reference the practising lawyers
in any portion of the Union. In il will be found the
pirgi1tia Statutes and Decisions such Adiudcations in
the Chancery of Engiand and Ireland as il seemed pro-
to mention of their Importance or of the
recent date at which they made and of the
Equity Decisions in the United States The Nco York
Reporters, Carnes, johnson, Co,ocn Windeu Hopkins
and Paige, are cited nearly often those of Virginia.
Frequent reference is made to the Decisions of the
Preme Court of the United States in Dallas Cranch,
UhcatoR and Peters to those of Mr. Justice Story in Ma
son, and to the Decisions of SonM Carolina in Bar De-
and NcCoyd-and occasionally citations are
made from the Pennsylvania Cases in Yates Bnneu and
Ra'eie and from the Massachusetts Reports including in
the latter name not only those called but volumes
of Mr. Pickering"
The Second Volume of Robinson Practice. contains
442 pages, with table of Contents table of Cases
u, ooiPrsingfo pages, ana complete Index TO both
volumes, embracing 2O6 pages more, making altogether
696 pages IL is now in the Binders hands, and will be
tor safe at the store of the subscriber, in Richmond
III or IL days Price of the Volume SO so cts.
September Is. [3o-uJ ROBERT L. SMITH.
MOTiCE TO CARPENTERS.-Thc Richmond,
i fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad Company
wish TO employ worknen to execute the Carpenters
work of i3 miles of Railroad superstructure. The
highest pricesby the day or Job will be given
Worknen are also wanted for the construction of Rail-
The building two Lattice BRIDGES will likew be
contracted for.
AS the work must be commenced, and vigorously
prosecuted, immediate application is invited.
J. Fl. HOPKINS,
Prn. asst Engineer
Rich mond, September 18th, 1885 30
M ISIS MACKENZIE respectfully informs the pub
1Sn ne That her Seminary will be opened for the re-
cePton of boarders and day pupils on the LIST October
IN the house lately occupied by Mrs Thos Taylor on the
corner OF aud 9th streets; it has undergone thorough
repair and several alterations which render it most
eligible residence every respect calculated TO promote
the health and comfort of its inmates There are two
acres OF enclosed ground connected with it, which will
preclude the necessity of the young ladies' walking daily
beyond the premises for exercise Miss M thank full
for the preference which has long DISTINGUISHED her es
ablslment and ambitious TO merit its continuance most
gladly affords her pupils all the advantages to be derived
from ehcent teachers the of Extensive Chemical
ana philosophical Apparatus, with access 20 a we'll Sc
eced Library She has to believe that there no
branch OF female education taught in any school in the
united States that is not taught at hers but the gene
raj course of study will be- much as possible adapted
to the different degrees of knowledge and capacity of
the pupils and the views of their respective parents
and guardians in regard to thcmLectures will be de-
vered every fonghtby the Professors to the more ad.
yanced classes
TERMS.
Board, during the scholastic year of ten months 1900
Tuition, IN all the branches usually enumerated 40
French, either with or without other languages 25
french, for those who begin early the first year 10
. . .
Music, 20 cents lesson, or 80 cents for beqinnnp
Washing so cents "A week
Richmond, 18th Sept, 1885 3o-uO