Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-07

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MROARDiNG.--Mps Fopnrs can aceommo,la,e
Me WIN gcnieei Boarding, four FIVE gentlemen
She resides in healthy ncigLourhood on tie south sde
of G street, one square above Mr. A. Warwick new
building. [72-stl January q
RObinsOm's Practice. Vol. 2.
Eastern District Of Yirginia, 10 ,cit:
ERE il remembered, that the eleventh day of SEN
~ tember Ammo Domin thousand eight hun
dred and thirty five CoSwAY RoBrxsox of the said Dis
tct hath deposited in this Office the title of Book I'M.
title OF which, is in the following words, to wit ssThc
Practice in the Courts of Law and Equity in Virginia by
CoSwAy Ronrssox. Volume H. Containing Practice in
and sold by Robert L. Smith Is35'-Thc right whereof
he claims author in conformity TO the Act Of Con-
gross entitled ian Act to amend the several Acts re-
HENRY GIBSON, Clerk Of The District
W The following extract from MIR. Robinsons Pre-
face to his Second Voume will give some idea of its
contents
The consideration that under the Judicial system of
PTginia, Chancery causes must often be decided win
out the benefit of libraries and desire 10 make The vo
ume useful beyond the limits of the State have together
induced me to give greater scope TO il than its in-
ports IL is in truth, treatise upon the principles of
equity as well as the practice, and will prove think
convenient book OF reference to the practising lawyers
IN any portion of the Union In il will be found the
Itrginia Statutes and Decisions, such Adjudcations in
the Chancery of England and Ireland seemed pro-
per to mention account of their mporance of the
recent date ut which they made and most of the
Equity Decisions in the United States The Nc,o YORK.
Reporters, tarnes, johnson, Cosen, Wiadeu Hopkias
and Page, are ccd nearly often those Of Vrenia
Frequent reference IS made to the Decisions of the Su
prcine Court of the United Sates in Dallas Crunr5
ipheaton and Peters those of Mr. Justice Nor, in Nh
sou, and to the Decisions of South Carolina in i3uv De-
Sdnssnre and McCord-and occasionally citations are
made from tho Pennsylvania Cases in Yates B;nney and
dtrtc, and from the Massachusetts Reports including in
of MIR. Pickering"
The Second Volume of Robnsons Practice contains
442 pages, with table of Contents table of Cases
cited comprising 45 pages and complete Index to both
volumes, embracing 2oO pages more making altogether
oJo pages III is now in the Binders hands and will be
Tor sale at the store of the subscriber in Richmond in
Dor IL days. Price of the Volume, SO so cts
September Is [39-ul ROBERT /. SMITH.
YWNHE National Monument 10 The memory of WASH
~ ISeros-lt being important that the society be
able at carly day TO form opnion of the proba
Bile amount that will be received from co butons in this
STATE Is earnestly requested that collectors
use the utmost diligence in waiting upon the citizens
who it now all willing to contribute and report
TO me their success by LIST February if practicable
All who report deposte in some Bank or remit 10
be by that time, in 60 days from commencement of
collecting, will! be entitled TO I2 per commission
The names of contributors, and tn amount
by each, will be published far asccriaincd on LIST
February. WILSON ALLEN
Collector for Yirginia.
WSASHIoNABLE VA. CLOTHING STORE, nsar-
III iy opposite The Bel Tacern-The subscribers re-
specially inform their friends and the public generally
that they have on hand and intend keeping largo
and extensive assortment of ready made fashionable
clothing, consisting in part of the following articles
Blue black olive, and other shades of dress and frock
coats
Brown, olive mixed and drab over coats
flushing,
Mixed olive and brown cloth and cassinet coatees
Blue black drab and other shades cloth and cashmere
pantaloons,
Black and fancy buckskn cashmere Pants
Blue, brown, mixed, plain and striped cassinet do
Beaverton Pantooons, Jackets assorted,
Black and fg'd silk velvet Vests,
Ihibet and Valencia, do,
Cloth and cashmere, do,
Satin and bombazne, do.
Black silk and fig d silk, do;
Gentlemens cloth and camlet Cloaks,
Ladies' Cloaks,
In esl,;
Irish linen Shirts, plain and plated muslin do
Y. Woollen and cotton flannel Shirts and Drawers,
Shamsi Collars, Cravats
Silk and cotton Poc.et Hdkfs
Suspenders, Hosiery,
Tenants celebrated Stocks
Negro Clothing, &c, &c.
Also on hand very superior stock of Cloths CASH
meres and vestngs purchased from the importa
TONS which they will make p TO order ON the shnre,
notice and most approved style and ne west fashion
All of which they will SELL wholesale and retail on as
accommodating terms articles of the description
can be purchased in any of the Northern cities
Country Merchants and others will find it to their i'd
vantage togive them call they are determined to
sell at The lowest possible prices
Dec. IL. G64-wiOwl HOOPER e. GRAFT.
WNEMALE EDUCATION.-Tn Syyy.r1 s,ss,ov
III Of Mc Young Ladies' School, at Mrs KeIly'e in
Charoilesville will commence the 18th January en-
suing, and end on the 10Th June
Board, including fuel, wnshing candles &C. $50 per
session--one half payable in advance
Tuition SIP 80 for pupils over IL years of are for
those under that age, $40 per session
The course of instruction embraces every branch Of.
thorough and polite English Education There are also
attached to the schools approved and experienced Music
and French teachers, Qhe hitter q native of France
whose terms are very moderate.
Dec. 81. 1l,.e,
ENDUCATioN.-M daughter, Miss Frances Ellen
IA Dabney will continue her school for the instruc-
ton OF females at my resencein the upper end Of King
William the ensuing year. The course of education
viii comprise spelling reading, arithmetic geographic
with the use OF the globes history, natural philosophy
English grammar, and composition for board
washing and tuiiion $S5the pupils finding their own
BEDS bedding and candles, $50 il these are furnished
by the subscriber, for the Of niue school months
The school will he opened the day of February mud
terminate the lst day of December following allowing
one Of the summer months for vacation
THOMAS DABNEY
Dorreli, Zee ~ le3o. T--w2ws
MEW BALTIMORE ACADEMY. This Semjna-
1V ry, which is located in very healthy neohbor-
hood, and which has been in long and successful opera
on viii be open for the reception of students on the
18th January, 1885, under the care of Elder John Og
vie and such assistants may be found necessary FL
der Ogvic stands deservedly high for capaby aud in
dustry vocaton wen for great to The
morality OF youths entrusted TO his cae1hc branches
taught in this institution, reading. writing, arthme-
TIC, geography grammar, of the globes compositions
mathematics, algebra, history, and tie Latin language
The terms of tuition for the latin $780, for the bgh
er English branches, 500; and for the lover SI2 per
annum board in the neighbohood, $50 for the scho-
astic ycorVacatons from the 18th Of December TO the
10th OF January aud the entire month Of AugustApp-