Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-01-09

classical ~sCHooL-on Friday, tbs 18th nt, ths sem,.aa,
awarded to tho following Young gentlemen 49, Tor !" ia n..;ny. anu p'0"-
cheney in their 's'ps''f sa slaas' cs ag. . sne asst SESSION.
I,. ,L;shos) premium, Elias 4. Is: llor, Stafford, Va.
81. james NJ. A. Musche,t, Prince William, VI.
1t Class, tTncius) = rremium awarded to John L" Scott, Buck
81 Class, iIIoracc)-JGme,M NJ. A. Muschett.
81 DO, Containing the students in thu lst and I'd classes, SHOW
ins UP written translnIlUns from SuIlus''a Catihne Consriinc?l JONI
l. Scott.
n Glass, r.ufl-aeAan1 Hamilton Mshis, Ahrmafls.
5h TO-, ,Crs T)-ucarius a. trcnshaw, Fiurnnna.
r'emio" awarded to James $: !: :Masehs'r.
j.: Class, G.netoix A'h4l y Richard ". nus", AIbemaFls'
81 do, tLac:n:s A~nth.l-hirx. t.. Niche.
81 do IAuauus l.. iarIsh, Aih~mnri".
ii, Class, James N. y. .a:uschc;t.
ri DO, Edward Scott, Buckingham.
Ia: Class, james N. y. iuschctt.
No. L~rssnare's Gsomary.
lat Class, James NJ. a. Anscirrtt.
" J" :" Ksiah,s use Of tie 7s,restrial GioSe.
ii DO, DeIieiI c. sha:ss@,d, Al9:mn'Io.
Premium swa a." 70 Ella. 4. ". lotr.
1yhers History.
Premium awarded 10 tiriurIus a. CGens'u".
will commence the lh year Of my School, on the 18th Of !anu,
ay u.x,, and terminate GA The 18th oil December following, WIN i
lGih Of Juiy.-- Ia The Classics, the pupil. are taught the proper pro-
nunciaiiou" -! In" wu:iS. which Is acquired by sranniaS NE mHtmes
ranging tie words Tor translation, which is learned by hecor''ns nc
quaiared with tie principles Of connection among lG WORDS, result
ins from d :rermcnt ami government. IN the other branches aisor
great care is taken, That the pupils should Understand we'""H'e'e'
They study, bnIote p4ssin. OVERT.
Since nov. cannot he cN pnctCd 10 learn, when they 10 rot py at
tcn!i,u to The r quests OF commands VI their lrrchrr, such Us do not
do 50, nnrr sufficient wanin: ha, been given them OF the couse-
qarncrs, will be suspended, and if rHI incoTisihir, vii! he di.nissed
Iron scho"l-in which case, none OF tl" ihili"n lee "il d. refunded
Tin. sshoul fee is sou per session OF ; months, witt. rn extra charge
Of s. from these who .tnLy French, pas.b'e in advance. Circulars
will be- iasIcd from timc To lime, showing the progress and drpoti-
u" ihr :" nS mn r' Of sch"Ia as viii be- limited IL 10 %; and that Parents Or
they wish Ihrif sous nr wards 10 study.
Richard Duke, Esq, on whose plantation Tie school house is ST.
at :j5 far S months.
Dr.. William G. Carr, with whom board, will ais" receive board.
crs al $50 for 5 months. Both The tuition fee aud the price nf board
are expected to he plid in advance.
Fur the information OF Parents and Guarli'ns who may wish TO
send their sons or wards to my school, publish Inc following 'es"
"IIavins examined Mr.: George Give as to his knowledge Of lie
Greek and Latin languages, feel myself authorized To say, tlH: he
il well acquainted with both, and Capable, from his requirements, of
GEssNER HARRISON,
Pr9essOr Of -7"ct. Languages IN The CHirtrssy | pa.
"At Mr. Gives request, have carefully examined him in Arth-
lifted 10 teach any of thos. branches of Mathematics, to the extent
commonly attained IN The seminaries OF The country, and eau there
lore 81" MN : '"S ""u c. RoSNycAsrLE,
Professor IF Mathematics.
promptly attended to GEORGE OLIVE.
DrccmbcIA 6b-"5r
is;h, 1887:
GarEaud :. FARRELL, Plaintiff,
jeremiah Jnrrei, in his own right, aud as executor of Jeremiah
inslon farrell, " ,di.on FARRELL, John farrell, Joel FARRELL, y iliam
$. .lkcr aad Mary, his wife; jeremiah JaHrlI ard Sarah FARRELL,
children Of William JareI, deed; CIa,is'a FARRELL and Abraham
Jur;sn, chhiraa Of Abraham JanrIL, deed, Defendants:
This cause GINNING on thisday, TO be further hoard upon the pa
pursuance Of the hecrctnl order Of the day of May, less, and
ws, e...o'i is,: ana !" r,Pj in:v "s shs esus "'s sine "" The sT IorS ssi% n.aii" ~ as ID
being ar-lri by counsel, upon thirteen exceptions taken to the
sail report, By the plaintiff and tho defendants, joel FARRELL, md
william :. Walker, and tso exceptions taken to it by the defend
ant, IcteIniah FARRELL, The executor. The Court, upon consIdera-
and twelfth, of the exceptions frs, above mentioned, and ovcrrules
the ninth and tenth, AID uvcrnlcS the first OF the exceptions last
. III &c - y, i iI G ler NJ . ",ia mSi tho ' Court in|h ndi iI 'o o,.r
and decree, that the said report be rc.commitied 10 tho Commits.
sioacr, with directions, not only TO alter und reform the same in
mcnrioocd, but nko, in The following particulars, to ~it:-Iic is to
enquire into The truth of the matters alleged in the fourth, filth,
ell, and 10 modify his report according TO The result, Of those cnqui-
rics. lie ito aio% the executor one hundred dollars a year, and
no more, for his wages, as cycrseer Tor the testarur, instead Of The
amornt allowed By him, in tbs statement d, OF his report; and he
is 10 allow TO the executor no commission at Gil upon his
transactions prior to the 7h day Of December, eighteen hundred
and thirty three uml in settling the accounts between the executor
aud the iesalecs, the commissioner il directed to mike a vest in the
erecuroriaI account on the 3lst day Of December, 1893, and 10 leave
n small sum Il; thnt time ia the executors hands TO meet the contin,
gent expenses Of the estate. and 10 consider the balance asa fund
ior distribution II That period, so that he will opclI an account be-
,seen the executor AMI Tho leg tees on the first day OF January,
1891, which he will settle on the ordinary principle Of m account
between debtor and creditors applying any payments 6y tie executor
before, at or inter that time, 10 c1tincuish first the interest due 10
,e the principal so far as il viii 90. And to enable the com.
missioner to make the enquiries herein ordered, any party 10
inc Snul SuUHll " " ~ NuUIHc !" sOCHN iuI" WI outH III
reply TO any intcrrosatoricS that nny DO propuunded by any other
purity opposed in interest, and in like manner TO produce any
bopSS, documents, or papers III his possession, power Or control.
An the Sui Commissioners is directed to report the accounts so re-
formed, TO the Court, together with any special statement of any
ma,tcr which no himself, mny deem pertinent, or either Of thipar.
ties may require. and the Conrt doth further ndjadfc, order and
decree, that tho Defendant, jeremiah FARRELL, out Of the goods and
chaiieIs oil jeremiah Jnrrcl, deceased, in his hands TO be admins.
tered, pay to The said Commissioned Walker, %fhy-four dollars, and
scvemiy-fvc cents, the amount Of bis bill for the former report in
this cause.
ACopy. Testc, BELFlELD CAVE, c. c.
The parties to Tho foregoing suit, will take notice. that ! have
appointed Monday, The 2Gtb day Of February, ls3s, for ommencins
the Investigations directed by the foregoing decree, nj hlr. William
y. Roses tavern, in the county Of Madison, Ct II o'clock a. NJ,
whern they are required 10 attend: with the necessary documents
md evidence. WILLIAM WALKER, Comr.
JAM. 10-wiw
IN GisI.-Atu rules taken in the clerks Office
= oil the Circuit Superior Court Of Law and Chanccry Of Prince
Edward county, the 18th day Of December, 1887:
Charles irishtwcll, Josiah lrishtwell, Reuben Brishiwel, Henry
Y. jenkins aud Martha, his wife; saIuda Ann, and Em-linc Bright
we'll, infant children of Barnet Brich,well, j., dec, and Ann Bright
we'll, Mary Bri.htwcIl, Andrew Brighlwcl, William Brishtwell,
Nathan BriShtwcil aud John BrishlweI, which last mentioned An
drew, William, Nathan and John, ur infant children Of john Bright
well, decd, and which said Suuda and Emclinc, Andrew, William,
Nathan and John, sue by their next friend, the said Charles Bright
ycl Plaintiffs,