Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-12-15

ng by satisfactory evidence that he is not an inhabant
OF this countryis ordsrcd 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
published in the city of Richmond two months sue
cessvely, and posted the front door of the Court
house of this county GoPy;;ITesle,
November 81. 59Iwew
I'm CHANCERY-vln eISIA-In Powhatan County
d Court, November the I'd, 1885, John Hickman Dan
ie f. Hickman, Thomas A. II cknan, Geo. Il. HEX
man, Robert Hickman, Thomas Dabney, Admir- of
VIM Taiafcrro, Martha Taiaferro, Thomas IT, Talia-
ferro Martha Pollard, John c. Slaughter and Elizabeth
and Catherine his wife, and Christopher Batcheer
-, Admir-. of Christopher II. Talinerro, deceased,
Ann Wade, and Ann Hickman, widow Of William Hick-
man, deed, Plaintiffs
against
Nancy Hickman, Ella Eaton, infant daughter of Eliza
Eaton decd formerly Eliza Hickman, William Eaton
and Martha his wife, Agness Hickman, Mary Jane
Hickman, VIM. H. Spiller, Alexander Findey and Ca
Uterine his WIFE and Mordeca Role and Mary his wife
Nelson Smith and Elizabeth his wife and the said Nor.
deca Role and Nelson Smith, Executors of James p
Hansborough aud Henrietta Hansborough, Defts
This day came the plaintiffs by John w Nash Esq
their Attorney, and filed their bill against the defendants
and on their notion II. f. Graves appointed uar-
dian al em for the infant defendants, Ella Eaton Ag
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 Hick
man. not having entered their appearance and given Sc
curity according to the Act of Assembly and the Rules
Of this Court and il appearing to the satisfaction
Court that they not inhabitants of this Common
wcali-On the motion of the plaintiffs by their said
Attorney IL IS ordered, That the said Nancy Hickman
Hickman, and Agness Hickman do appear here on the
first Monday in January next, (being Court day) and
answer the bill of the plaintiffs give security for
performing such decree the Court may make herein
and that copy of this order be forthwith inserted i
some newspaper published in the city of Richmond and
continued for two months successfully; that another
copy be posted at the front door of the of this
county. Copy-Tesie,
Nov 10. [54-wswl r. F. GRAVES, D. c.
NaJ OTICE.-The undersigned intends to open School
flfa
January next.
In this School win be taught in addition to the usual
elementary branches Mathematics and the Latin Greek
French, Spanish, and Italian Languages-he French by
native OF France For his qualifications, the under
signed refers to the annexed testimonials. His mode of
instruction and text books in Mathematics and the Lam
gnages, will be those adopted in the University of V
ginia
Gymnasium will be erected near the School, for the
exercise of the pupils.
Ierns Of Iaition-For all the subjects taught in the
School, except the French Spanish and Italian Ian
guages $40 for the session of ten months or $40 for the
half session of FIVE months, payable in advance For
those languages separate charge of 50 each, for the
Board may be obtained in respectable families in and
about charlottesville, on reasonable terms.
Alter the first half session ending the 3Oth of Jpne
next, the sessions of this school will commence eyerv
year on the Ist of September and terminate the 30ih Of
June ensuing JAMES II. DAVIS.
University OF YIRclSIA.
iee much pleasure IN giving, at Mr. j. II Daviss re-
quest the following certificate in regard to his attendance
on my school
Mr.. Davis was member of the school of Mathema
Tics Tor four Sessions during which time he proceeded
from the first elements of the subject to the end of the
course having closed his connections with the depart
ment by receiving diploma
MIR. Davis having also taken five other diplomas and
us attained our highest honor the degree of Master of
Arts, 1T will be unnecessary for to add any remarks
OF my own on ms merits may, however, observe that
the dgent and conscientious discharge of duty Thai
have observed to characterize Mr. D. leaves me no doubt
OF his success in any profession that he may choose In
that OF the instruction ofyouth which understand he
VIII for some time pursue, feel hesitation in recon-
mending him; his knowledge of the routine pursued at
the University, viii be ofmuch service those destined
Tor that institution G. BONNYCASTLE,
Professor Of Mathematics
UNIVERSITY OF Va, Oct. 90 1875
Mr. James II Davis proposing TO establish classical
school in Charlottesville have much Measure i, 20
commencing him, in the warmest and most confident
terms, as In every respect competent TO the task
winch he has undertaken. Having taken the degree
OF Master of Arts Of the University of Virginia" and
having besides pursued very successfully professional
studies he may be presumed have received the cult
walton of mind and the enlarged views which alone can
qualify for the successful communication Of K nowIedoe
My acquaintance with him as a member and ordinate
OF the School OF Ancient Languages enables 10 bear
testimony to his requirements in this department Of
learnng and think cannot be mistaken in ut.ribut-
ing to him The capacity Of mpartng with success TO
others the knowledge which he himself possesses With
his habits Of study and of investigations and with his
correct views Of the methods of instruction adapted TO
youth aided by some experiences, which he has already
hnd nc cannot fail to Undue tho minds of his pupils not
only with useful knowledge but with the love of Science
GESSNER HARRISON,
''J'SSW ~ ssACteW LdHgUdgcS.
HROARDING.-fh subscriber will open BOARDING
"a y School, "1he Farm on the LIST of January for
the pupils of Mr. James H. Davis Her terms for board
ing including washing, lodging, fuel and light will be
$lO for the Session Of 10 nonhs-payabie in advance
NJ. J. MINOR.
N b Persons wishing TO engage Board will address
Mrs NJ } Minor, or Mr.. J. II. Davis, Charlottesville,
Albemarle county Va.
November 20. 57-wu5hD
EEEMALE EDUCATlON.-Mlss Many T. Tn
u RE1L viii resume her School Broadoak, near
Charlottesville, on The 18th Of January.
The Of instruction will embrace all the branches
OF lie English and fgench Languages Geography stu
died Maps and Globes, and The sciences Of Botany
and Natural Philosophy, made practical and interesting
The session will commence the 10th Of January
and terminate the 18th Of June. Tuition in all the
English studies will be given at go An extra charge
of - for French. Music with the use Of Piano &f5
BOafd, every thing included, $40.
Letters to Miss Terrell may be directed TO Eycretts
vile, Albomaflc.
Noy a. 5s-3n5J
WNBMABE EDUCATION.-rbe snbsori6er bavio,
h engaged a female teacher, with high rec5nn,cp,l5s
tons, from Troy Seminary New York in order 10 edu
cate his daughters at home, will take female boardefs
members Of his family, to whose morals and education
particular attention viii be paid. The school will cor,
nence The first Of January next There will be voca
ton Of six weeks during the summer and two weeks in
December.
Price Of board and English tuition, 800
Music, an
Painting $40, French $40, 20
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