Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-16

Eastern District Of Ilrgin;a, 10 nil
81 ,. Ie~e,nssred that on the eleventh day Of Sep.
ded and thirty five, CoSwAs ronrSsoS' ~ n m
.!,' nath Deposited IN this Office, the tc of it ~.
Ifactice IN the Courts Of Law aud Equity in v; ~
ScNwAr RoHSsoS Volume H. Con:ainn,, p s..:a, ~
ana sold by koteri Smith. 1885 The rig, inr.S'
nc cais as author, in conformity the Ant of cn'
sss entitled IAN Act to an'cpd Tho several Act. re-
HENRY GIBSON, Clerk Of nc pis,,;a
r w me following extract from Mr. Robinson = pro
! contents: - 1850 "'" VI i's
Inc consideration that under the Judicial system of
"y"ha Chlncery causes must often be- decided with
out the benefit of Libraries, and desire 10 mai - %
Tune useful beyond the limits of the State have tc,h
induced me TO give greater scope than its na,c no
ports IL ~ In tr;th treatise upon the pripcioca Of
equy as wen as the Practice and viii prove think n
convenient book OF reference TO the practising LAWYERS
~ any portion OF the Union In it viii be found the
e chancery OF England and ireland as IL seemed rro
per 10 mention on account OF their importance or of the
reecn. GATE NJ which they made and most of The
Equity Decisions in the United States The Ns,c yI
Reporters, Carnes, johnson, Co,rrn UyudU JI,,r.
and Paige are cited nearly as oen as those az p;rp;;
frequent reference is made the Decisions Of t S.
Premc Court of the United States in DgIios c.-l
MeatoS ana Peters, to those Of Mr. Justice ory in Ma
son, ana 10 The Decisions of South Carolina in In, n
sdussare and .hcCord-and occasionally Citations ~.
made from The Pennsylvania Cases in Yates B;nne and
hare and from the Massachusetts Reports ncl,l,yn;
of MIR. Pickering" '"' y" volumes
ne SECOND volume OF Roblnson's Practice cont,;,.
4i< pages with table of Contents and table of Cuscs
su, comprising as pages, and complete Index to both
volumes. embracing 200 pages more making aore,Ier
oJo pages II is in the Binders hands and y;,l h
or sale at the stoe Of the subscriber in Richmond in
~ or ~ days. Price OF the Volume, So 50 cts
september Is. [3o-tI ROBERT /. SMITH
EFA,SHloNABLE VA. CLOTHING STORE. near.
IL ~ opposite The Bel Tacern.--1he subscribers rs-
spectiuliy Inform their friends and the public gener,i
That they have now hand and intend Keeping large
aud extensive assortment of ready made fash;onssI
clothing consisting i'm part of the following articles
'ur black olive, and other shades of dress and ffoc
Brown olive, mixed and drab over coats.
fetershain and flushing, do do
Mixed, olive and brown cloth and cassinet coatec,
pantaonns
Black and fancy buckskin cashmere Pants
Blue, brown, mixed, plain and striped cassinet do
Beaverton Pantaloons jackets assorted
Black and iigd silk velvet Vests,
IhDet and Valencia, do,
Cloth and cashmere do
Satin and bon.baZnc. do
Black silk and fg'd silk, do:
gentlemen cloth and camlet Cloaks,
Ladies' Cloaks,
Merino Shirts and Drawers
Irish linen Shirts, plain and plated muslin do
Woolen and cotton flannel Shirts and Drawers
Shans: Collars, Cravats,
Silk and cotton Pocket Hdkfs
Suspenders, Hosiery,
Tenants celebrated Stocks
Negro Clothing &c, &c.
Also on hand, very superior stock of Cloths Cass
meres and Vestngs purchased from the latest inporta
tons, which they will make up order on the shortest
houce ana most approved style aud newest fashion
All OF which they will sell, wholesale and retail n, no
accommodating terms articles of the same descr,;o
can be purchased in any OF the Northern cities
Country Merchants and others will find it to ther adj
vantage to give them call they are determined to
sell at The lowest possible prices.
Dec II [64-wl0wl HOOPER & GRAFT
NEW BALTIMORE ACADEMY This semina.
LIZ ry, which is located in n very healthy neiobbor
hood, and which has been in long and successful onera
on VIII be open for the reception students on Tho
10Th January, 1885, under the of Elder John OoiI
we and such assistants may be found necessary 81
der Ogvle stands deservedy high for capabilv and in
dusty in his VOCATION well for great attention 10 the
morality of youths entrusted to his cacThe branches
taught IN this Institution, reading, writing arhme
lc geography grammar use of the globes, composition
mathematics, algebra, history, and the Latin
le terms OF tuition for the Latin $780, for the 6igh
er English branches $50; and for the lower $40 Nor
annum Board in the neighbohood 500 for the sci,o
astic CONGREGATIONS from the 18th of December 10 tho
rom OF January and the entire month of August-App
cation may be made 10 either of the undersigned rus
tees, or to the principal OF the Academy.
VIM. HUNTON
CHARLES HUNTON
Phi. A. KLIPSTINE,
JNO. BROWN Tyuu,es
tn. r. HAMPTON,
JOHN WHITE,
THOMAS FOSTER,
pee. ~ 63-wI2t