Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-12-08
Professor IF .1,tc'i Lang IN the Unirersiiv Of Va
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PrnirSSVr ~ .Iaiicm0tjcs.
UNIVERSITY OF El*GlyI,. NoY. !. Ica.

UYIyEH:IrY or YI"GIyI,. MOI f. I-G
Mr. +. ". CoIEmAS, having gradIard IL the scruce
OF Chemistry and received his Diploma 20 ;hyt effect
from I'll" authorities 81! the University Of Virginia. bears
with him Tie most efficient a:s honorable testimony g,
merit that hc desired. 1t gives sincere pleasure
in addition to S!atr Individually that while ,lInr II
my class Mr. &. always distinguished hisrIFby habit.
Of assduity GREAT proficiency, and uniformly gentleman.
ly drportn,rnl. JOHN P. EMMETT
Protrss0r IF Chemistry amt .ra'eria .neG,ta.
UNIVERSITY or VIRGISrA Nov ). l.25
Understanding that Mr.. Frederick W. Coleman is
about To become Instructor in Concord Academy
readily add my testimony to that already given Of las
qualifications. Tn" degrees which he obtained tie
three years in which he student in this In.
slilulnn. afford the best evidence he give OF h,
proficiency in the several branches of acadcmir4I
knowledge: and Nj. C"rmans moral character and
disposition recommend him as teacher. no less than
his intellectual requirements. Daring the two years
that he attended the school Of Moral Philosophy had
opportunity oi Knowing him we'll aud it appeared
to that IN greater degree cnnCilIard the
tccm bot al! the Professors aud his fellow. students.
cannot nrbrar u add that of the best fruits of the
University rs anticipated by its founders and trcnfs
was. that it would dsc through the State the
of 0ccur0tc and M0rOngh Of instructor
than it before poSSessedtha these hopes have been
ply cazrd-anI that it remains for the public to drci
by the encouragement given to such Of lis alumni
gage in the Of teaching how far they vii! p.o
fit by the advantage, and make it permanent.
GEORGE TUCKER,
Prgfe<s0r # .norai Ph,toSophy.
EBUBI.IC SALE.-By virtue oftwo Deeds Of Trust,
q executed by Abnrr Smith in his lifetime.
Benjamin Anderson and The subscriber. the dry,i
January. l-25. and the other to the subscriber only
the 9Th dag OF March, ISL, for purposes therein
toned, and boil! recorded in the Clerk office OF Powha
tan, will BE- sold To the highest bidder, public auction
for cash: at Powhalan Courthouse, the seventh
day of December next (brng C"nrt.day,) TRscr
OF LAND. IN the county "t Po"liatan. continuing
eight hundred and ninety.six and Il half acres sub
In tI.p.. .,,,, ti,
mediate nrighhprhood Of llupknsvillc being the Tract
upon which the said Abnrr Smith lately resided The
title is believed % DC good, hut the subscriber will
rant the title only against himself and persons claiming
under him.
WM. 5. DANCE, Trustee.
October b. IG-wtd
EN CIiANCERY-YrnGIxIA Chesterfield Cvun.
~ ty Court November G,!i, 1875:
Elizabeth Wilkinson Plaintiff
against
James II. C"x Admir-. of Margaret Wilkinson. lrc'd
Thomas Cole ANA Martha his wife, and others, DTS
The defendants, Thomas Col" and Martha his wife,
not having entered their appearance and given security
according 10 the Act Of Assembly and the rules Of t-
Court and it appearing 10 the satisfaction of the Cnut,
TINT they not int aoltants of this Commonwealth
is ordered that the said dtndans do appear here
the first day Of February Court next, and answer the
plaintiff BILL and that copy Of this order be forthwith
inserted in newspaper printed in the city Of Rich
mond for eight weeks SncccsSIvely, and another copy
posted the door of the Cour, house of this
ty.. Copy lrstr, l.. NuNNALLf, d. e.
November "a. 5S-w-w
I'm CHANCERY-ViEGIsIA.-In powhatan County
81 Court November the ID 1875. John Hickman. Dar.
el Z. Hickman, Thomas a. II ckman, Geo. T. Ilick.
man, Robert Hickman, Thomas Dabncy, Admir-. If
VIM Taliacrro, Martha Taliarrro, Thomas II. TaIIa-
erro, Martha Pollard, John c. Saug itrr and Elizabeth
his wife, Thomas Jordan, assignee of Reuben Crouch
ard Catharinc his wife, aud Christopher Batchclirr.
-, Admir-. of Christopher II. 1'alintcrrn. decrasrd,
Ann Wade aud Ann Hickman, widow of William Hex.
man, dec d., Plaintiffs.
against
Nancy Hickman, Ella Eaton, infant daughter of Eliza
Eaton, dec d., formerly EIzl Hickman William Eaton
and Martha his wife, Agncss Hickman. Mary Jane
Hickman, VIM II. SpIIcr, Alexander tindIey and Ca
Uterine his wife. and Aordrca Role and Mary his wiir,
Nelson Smith and Elizabeth his wife, and the SAID Nor.
dcca Role ana Nelson Smith, Executors Of James /.
Hansbornugh and Henrietta Hansb"roush Drtls
This day came the plaintiffs by John W. Nash, Esq,
their Attorney: and filed th bill against the defendants
and their motion: r. F. Graves appointed Guar
dian I'D Item for the nan defendants, Ella Eaton, AZ
ness Hickman, and Mary Jane Hickman and the de-
PENDANTS, Nancy Hickman, Ella Eaton, VIM Eaton and
Martha his wife, Mary Jane Hickman and Agness f1IcH
man, not having entered their appearance and gwen Sc
CURLY according to the Act Of Assembly and the knrs
Of this Court; and il appearing To The satisfaction OF '
Court that they not inhabitants o. inns common"
wealth-On the motion of the Plaintiffs, by their sa!d
Attorney IS ordcrcd That the said Nancy Hickman,
Ella Eaton, VIM. Eaton and Martha his wifi, Mary Jane
Hickman and Agnes Hickman, do appear here on the
first Monday III January hcHt, locing SoIit uit ~
answer the bill of the plaintiffs, and give security tor
performing such decree the Court may make herein
and that copy of this order be forthwith inserted IN
some newspaper published i'll the city of Richmond ana
continued FOR months successivcly and that another
copy be posted the front dvor Of the courthouse Of l
county A Copy-lcste,
Nov. 10. [54-wSwl r. +. GRAVES, D.
WNEMALE EDUCATlON.-The subscriber having
IT engaged female teacher: with nigh rccolI'e "Gn
tons, from Troy Seminary, New York. IN orae
cate his daughters at home, will take ten female
as members of his family, TO whose morals and euuIatU
particular will be paid The schoo' WIZ ra
mcnce the first of January next. There VIII DC :,
ton of six weeks during the summer, and TWO
December: ,,d p,r,sb ,,i,ion 800
rice OF ooi!o ""u A"S"'" 'N''' 40
Music, ~
Painting $40, French $40, - 1.,srs will
Washing and candles, &c, &c, gratis Lrue p''ns.
be addressed 10 The subscriber, at sturgeonsSST TH
wick county, Va. ~ I" cGEw3w
Dccembc! J.