Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-14

Der. Alter the examination Ensl'.h EsasSs c'r,,en
Tor the oceasion were read by ieollowing young gen
Michael Wallace, and Drury Wood Prizes vcrc then
awarded To The following young gentlemen for indus.
the session "e
EScIIsn ConrosirioS--lst prize divided between b.
powhatan Cd, Michael Wallace, King George.
GnkEK-ist Glass, Thomas Walker, Albc,narlc; ID
S,ss Drary Wood, Abcmare; sd Cass, fl.,dson Carr
LArin-ist Class, Morton Snlnis, Albemarle; Cd
Glass; D. Johnson Barbour, Orange Sd Glass; Hudson
Carr, Nelson; 4,h Class John Jones' Charlotosviic:
9th Class, BarcelIus Mckenzie University of Va Fo,
Writing TRANSACTIONS from Cesar, r. lvauhoe Cocke,
ARiTmMETIc-Ari ,hmetic and Natural pb;loso,hv
George Booon, Madison; I'd Class Arithmetic Walker
OuSe, Albemarle; Sd Class Mafccllus Nc kenne Uni
, GEocRApnY AxD THE OF rHr GLonEs--lst Glass.
pav,d Howard Albemare I'd Glass Il. lvsuloc Cooke
GEonErRY- d. johnson Barbour. Orange
or general propre,y of conduct, and sudiousness r.
ivanhoc Cooke, Powhaian.
| " My School will CONNIE nee auaip ON tho IN, Jn
airy next, and terminate on the 18th December follow.
ing, with vacation of the month of July. Tier. vii.
be taught The Latin and Greek languages with the Gel
ography and Antiquities of Observation-Disclosures inclpd.
ing Geometry, Plane and Spherical rrgonometrv rnd
hlensurationNat Philosophy Arithmetic and A,gc
bta- Geography, and the use Of the Globes-EnoI,sh
Compositions, subjects treated of by writers ON Mo-
raj Philosophy and read from the of some moral
writer to the boys; and also subjects chosen By the
boys themselves. There is public examination AT the
end OF each session of months when prizes are awar
Vu 10 uosc VINO distinguish themselves
tyc classes Monthly circulars are issued 10 parents or
gunrdans shelving the progress and vnur of the
scholars he tuition fec for the scholastic year of 10
months is $40 one alfpayabc in advance at the com
mcnccmcnt of each session
Mr. Vincent, native of France an approved teacher
OF French, viii attend at school three times week and
give lessons ut a moderate price.
In The event OF any scholar being suspended or dis
missed for improper conduct or leaving school beIo,
the end of The session, no deduction viii be made The
location OF my school is very vorablebcing in quar-.
tei not exceeded for heathncss any where in yrg mia
-cl IN II. from Hl,.Klo IA.
spectacle ncighborhood, distance from Cross Roads
places of dissipation, which might to distract the
attention, or njurc the morals Of scholars Richard
school is situated, will accommodate boarties at 500 for
The scholastic year. This includes expenses for
bedding, board, washing, fuel and candles Boarding
&C can also be obtained in other very respectable fai
lies IN the neigiborhood, at from SIS 500 An early
application ~ desirable, as the school may be filled up
the number being limited For the satisfaction of mr.
rents insert the following certificate froma gentleman
well known in the State:
BARBouRsvrLLE Dec. H. 1895
Mr. George Give has taught in this ncghborhood for
Two years lie brought with him the most iiaering ties.
umonials OF his attannlents and of his moral worth,
was glad TO profit OF his qualifications by sending nv SON
TO him My expectations have been than realized
lie has the very valuable quality of inspiring emulation
among his scholars and giving when inspired the most
profitable direction furnish this testimonial from crat
ude for the great benefit he has conferred on nv son
rents DESTROYS to place their children at one of the best
schools IN the commonwealth.
Communications addressed 10 me, near Stoney Point
Ainemarle, will be promptly attended to.
Dec. %. [7O-w4wl GEORGE CLlvE.
! I'm CHANCERY--ymGiSIA a Circuit Superior
"a Court of Law and Chanccry, held for James CITY
County and City of Williamsburg, the Both of October
John Marshall Daniel CALL and George Fisher, Ex-
ecutors of John Buchanan, deed, Plaintiffs.
against
Benjamin Harrison, Richard Anderson Robert Stan.
ard, Nathl Nelson, Thomas NJ. Nelson John Mingr.
Collier II Mingc, and VIM Mingc, Executors of John
Alinge, dec d, Mary w. Nelson, and Others Defls
The death of the plaintiff John Marshall is suggest
Cd also ms TO the defendant VIM. Allen by his death
ana OF The defendant, VIM b. Page, in his right,
ana as Executor OF VIM. Byrd, deed and it appears
that The same has been duly revived agant Griffin Or
gain, Executor of William Allen, dec d, and against
John II. Page, Of the Executors of VIM Byrd Page
and Administrator de Loas non with the will annexed
OF VIM Byrd, deed and appearing that the subpoena
awarded in this has been executed on all the de-
PENDANTS, except those hereinafter mentioned to have
MED answers more than four months since the sub
Pnna has been executed them and they still FAILING TO
NE iher answers-On motion of the plaintiffs their bill
is taken for coniesscd against the said endanis and
lhereuPon, the cause be heard on the BILL
answers oil lhe defendants, Benjamin HARRISON Richard
Anderson Robert Stanard the President Directors and
Company Of the Bank of the United States Abby Mel
son, Ann r. Nelson Mary, Richard, and VIM Allen
repications thereto and cxhbits-was argued BIZ coun
sell On consideration whereof the Court doth adudpc
order and decree, that Nathaniel Nelson, Thomas M
Nelson surviving Trustees under the deed of the 18Th
DAY OF May, lS2s, such Of them may be now liv-
ing, be, and they hereby appointed Commissioners
VINO are erected to advertise, and sell public sale
cash, at the Eagle Tavern, in the City of Richmond on
SIXTY days previous notice. newspaper published
Nity oi iscnHlonu, Tie Two lots OF Land.
bill and proceedings mentioned, belonging to Benjamin
Harrson also, at the time and place and On The
same notice, all the Lands Of the said BENJAMIN Harr
son, in the counties of KanawEa and Mason mentioned
in the said deed Of the 18th of May 1923 or such pa
or portions OF said property may be necessary 10 pay
and satisfy the of twelve hundred and sixty 1--we
pounds eleven shilngs with interest one thousand
pounds, part ereo from the eighth day of january one
thousand eight hundred and twcny-sx till paid. and
eight dollars 50 cents costs of the suit law the
PLAINTIFFS, and the costs of this That the said Trus.
tees apply the proceeds to the satisfaction of the said
debt interest and costs and report their proceedings 10
the Court And IL the properly herein directed 10 be
sold shall prove to be insufficient pay and satisfy e
principal, interest and costs of The plaintiffs demand as
aforesaid, then and in that case the defendants Robert
Stanard and Richard Anderson Trustees under the deed
oil the l7th August 1895 directed sell the real
and personal Estate conveyed by that deed such por
lions thereof as may be necessary, the terms pre-.
scribed by the said deed out Of the proceeds there
Of pay to the President, Directors and Company Of the
Bank OF the United States the balance their debt and
interest secured by the said decd and which may re-
main unpaid; and that they then pay the plaintiffs
out OF the proceeds Of the property directed TO be sold
the balance of their debt interest and costs after dc.
dnchng the nett proceeds OF what may be applied to that
debt under the first sale hereby dreced and that they
report 10 this Court, in order to a final decree
Copy-Teste, JAMES CABANlSS, c. G.
Pursuant to the directions ofthc foregoing decree we
the undersigned Commissioners WILL the 18th day Il
February 1896 before the front door Of the Eagle Hotel
IN the city Of Richmond proceed to sell public auc.
ton Tor ready money the tso Lots Of Land living in the
city OF Richmond, mentioned in the above decree lire
location boundaries aud description of which win b
Of SALE And also at the time and place and upon
the vi The o,ds