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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-01-16

IN CIIASCERY VIRGINIA, nit AT Circuit Superior
Court Of Law and Chancery held for the County Of Chester
field the Court House thereof the a3d day Of OCTOBER A.
ID. 1870:
The Mutual Assurance Society against Fire Buildings in the
State Of Virginia, Plaintiffs
against
Mary Rozell, widow Of John Roze deceased, Francis
Roze Robert j. Roze Indiana H. Rozell Virginia Rozell
Louis Rohou Macon Trabue, and Thomas F. Robou Dei,s
The defendant Louis Robou having entered his appear
and given security according the Act of Assembly and
the Rules of this Court and appearing by satisfactory ev-
dence that he inhatant OF this Commonwealth IS
odeIed that the said defendant Louis Roou do here
the first day of the the bill of the plaintiffs
and give security for performing such order the Court may
make the premises and that cory of this order he forthwith
inserted in newspaper published in the City of Richmond,
for successfully and copy posted at
the front door of the Court House Of this County.
c. NJ FARMER, D. c.
Nov II os-wsw
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Dec Is

cLATE RIVER ACADEMY.-'rhe Eighth Session d: tn
- monhs Of this School will the 18th January,
lsl and the 9th December following, with vacation Of
days. lane. The building will be ready for the
opening of School is large, being III by -: ct, well
ranged accommodation Of 90 scholars with
and desks each Lecture Room, Maps, LaEr Globes PA
nctarun Tol'uum Telescope Views and Philosophical Apla-
rals II situated miles of Buckingham Courthouse and
rs regards morals surpassed by ~ Tic stale.
stage from Richmond TO ynclnrs wn
miles Of the Academy.
This School will he under the charge Of Mr. L. e. nytun,
aided Mr. Charles Tarnnwsk-boh graduates Of Institutions
standing, former of this aud the Later Of The
University Of Berlin, Of the first literary institutions the
Mr. Tarnowk speaks the French Spanish Italian
and German and will give instruction in these languages orally
aud dramatically, which the approved method.
TERMS
ortlography, Reading Writing, Arithmetic, Geography. and
English Grammar, so 90
Natural Philosophy, Astronomy, Chemistry Rhetoric o
gc Moral and Intellectual Philosophy, Algebra Geometry
Trigonomcy, Surveying. &C., 20 40
Latin Greek and Hebrew, 81 o.
French Spanish, Italian and German, Tcxtral 10 co
object have good School for children
will furnish hoard, washing, lodging, lights - per
No dcduction atef commencemen except
Parents assured that the morals of the pupils
ing with will he attended 10. II is very important
should nj the beginning Of The session. when the class
will arranged. and the different branches Pub
lie Examinations will he eld the last of June and 81
Apply either OF US, directed to buckingham Cnnr House
WILLIAM +. MOS.LEY,
TIL. VI. EOEDJRaST
GRANDERSDN MCSELEY.
Richmond. Jan. !, l5A0. .l-,yiW
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Of VIRGINIA..

I . n
THE yisiters will proceed Meeting the list OF July
next, appoint Professors in the Schools of Modern Ian
guages Mathematics Law. Applications directed TO Dnct
Harrison, Faculty. the University,
will he laid before the Board Of Vsters.
The annual income of tho Professor OF each Of these schools
composed salary of thousand dollars aud the fees
varying from twenty-five fifty dollars each paid by the stu
dents attending his school, lie is furnished, with
dwelling house, having garden attached tree OF
The salary received by the Professors Of these
schools respectively during last years, counting the
salary at 81 900, has averaged as follows:
The Professor Of Modern Languages S2sl0 per dnnnn.
(" Mathematics, $3.50 =
I" Law, S3,3U
required there shall be taught in the School OF Modern
Languages the French, Italian Spanish German and Anglo
Saxon languages And with respect applicant for the va
Chair that School, Fisters will To be informed
whether competent teach all these languages and not
which of them he teach. w. ii. WOODLEf,
Proctor Of The u Of Ia
OF The Wing, Richmond the National Tncigcncer and the
Globe, Washington Cy the Patriot and Republican, baltimore;
the National Gazette and Pennsylvania, Philadelphia the
Evening Post and the Courier Enquirer New York; the Atlas
and Post Boston, will the ahuvc and forward their accounts
to this Office for collection
l5h Der ism C6-wtlJy
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.Erac from tie Of DR.. Broekcnbrough 10 tie board
,tofsaelisrs IN Jay lci0:
e board having made this provision Jlh their en-
cagemcnis Suddenly astouaded ~ April last ny Inc NOR
non defacaon in the funds entrusted 10 the
first teller Although there some circumstances
vet the confidence in the principles Of that Of
rer deporent during his years service IN the bank
could well understand that
was certainly INADEQUATE effect. Under
duccn seemed hat the nei.loring banks og have
fallen constantly debt inasmu "a of them least,
wns new establishment, and extending operations
al suspicion msconduc waTdcd of by the
our bank unpopular from
and iron, other which had induced many customers
10 transfer ,er deposits To the other Institutions and
until discovered that circulation hogan increase
without enlargement Of operations that hecage really
then enlnred Of tie teller why lie paid noa
WHEN he had been directed demands the
notes of the branches, and he replied that his branch
notes was exhausted Observing from the before
the board That they had been the branches told him
did not understand these things and that the vaults he
remarked that he lad large amount hand Of which
unht for circulation and ought he cancelled Two three
after this conversations extra board held Ito Friday
The 3rd OF APRIL and while tile board teller
dsnppcncd leaving word that he would o'clock
To make his settlement The following days Saturday and
Sunday was confined bed by sickness, and early Monday
morning gentleman called house and informed that
The teller had abscon led Friday Immediately proceeded
the hank and nfr ned the cashier Of the intelligence had
eired-advng hin 10 take of The clerks and examine
teer drawer and vault He finding " Green's
checks in the drawer which had the book keeper
be charged declined examining the vault determined
that business the directors who after inspecting
the in the vault and drawer proceeded take inventory
Of every thing"
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HINTON ELL SCHOOL

THE exercises of this School will cisc Tie 2a Il Drccm
Der, and commence again the 18th January. The iscIi-
bcrs propose 10 give 10 all Students who wish H. thorough
course Of Ancient Languages and Mathematics, ald,ion
the Elementary English branches. They also think Sconl
holds strong Inducements those who preparing for Col
legc.
The location, regards health and the abs
vice. il is believed is not surpassed BY in hr
Boarding be obtained in several resp ctahe families the
peishborGod and ALSO with Of the subscribers, including
every thing except lnhts)
Rates Of Tan0n.-payabe nj the end of each session.
ForAncient Languages and Mathematics either 5 90 per
session.
For Elementary English branches, sig 81 per session
No student viii be received for than
and reduction for absence except in Of sickness.
Board, SIS per session Of five months, half advance
JNG e. BLACKWELL.
THOMAS BLACK. Eli.
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IIFTY DOLLARS REwARD-Ran away from the subscriber
LYING in Middlesex county, the 9th of the present nonh
negro man named Charles Charles likely, bright
mnao fellow, with very light blue eyes, about twenty SIX years
AID feel six or eight inches high and well propooned Tie
had m when lie e cloth close blue cassinet pan
aoons white fur hat He left without any poyocaon what
and i no endeavorng free State lie Is
ye smart sensible fellow and is well calculated TO pass nnno
sied give the above reward for The apprehension ana
delivery Of him 10 me- secured Jail that can gct kim
acan ANY information concerning him will be thankfully
ceiyed NV address, is Churchve Middesex County, virginia
~ - WM X. PACE
p..;uz,,,, Se,, Eff
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South Garden, Caroline CoUnfi


NJISs MARY l. JACKSON viii olen School At this plare,
I the Richmond and Fredericksburg Railroad the IO'
January reception young Ladies. Reading, writ
ing, English Grammar, Geography with the al Gnrs aud
Maps, Arithmetic Algebra, Elementary Mathematics, Natural
Philosophy History, tAncen and Hlndcrn Rhetoric Botany
French Spanish Greek and Latin languages VIII he taught
shall aid Miss Jackson i'll teaching hut the Of the
school will be exclusively her Every proper aicton shall
he paid Tic health comfort and religious and mo!: improve
Of the young ladies'
Terms, for board, tuition, lodging, ASKING, fuel, LIGHTS, &C.,
$40 paid half yearly in advance for the scholastic year. and the
usual extra churgrS for ;iusic Drawing and Painting
Oct II {;,-wlhwl JDuS g. LAWRENCE.
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90 Observation-Disclosures subscribers having associated them
selves in the Grocery and Commission nnsness under The
firm of Alexander Garrett Co.. at the recently occupied by
VIM C. urdck street, opposite the Richmond Federicks
burg aud Potomac Railroad Depot they will keep constantly
hand general Groceries, which they offer to their
friends ON moderate terms They will also attend punuay to
the sale all produce that be entrusted to their
care and hope business 10 merit share
NJ nublie na,ronaae ALEXANDER GARRETT,
' DAENEY VI. MILLER.
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Hickory Bottom, Hanover Oct. Is, 1870.
HUMANITY HALL ACADEMY

HUMANITY HALL ACADEMY. ,s,,
THE exercises of Academy will be resumed on inc
January 1884, and continued until the 18th November io
lowing making term of ten monts without %
prepare young for College, f them for the ouhaa
cations life. Tuition and board including Washing
fuel and Candles furnished for $3.50 the .s
sum- $50 required in advance, and the balance lSo)
the expiration of the term. ,.,h.
subscriber deems il unnecessary hing Of its merits
Letters directed Physc Springs o. BUCKINGHAM CO.. va
"i NJ. o' paH.1'' ~ " 62-wtl5J
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EEMALE EDUCAT1ONA Scion for the education Of young
Ladies will the residence subscriber
the ensuing commencing the 18th Of January, and
mnang the 18th Of December following with Of
month August, instruction of Miss Hull, whose
qualifications equaed by few and surpassed by have
with another Lady reside my family and
Music upon the Panoshe is well qualified,
and will devote her attention exclusively instruction III This ce
branch Of Science which will afford advantage To
Young Ladies who may ID receive instruction.
shall he glad IL II oarders. Ny viii be, for
Board including Washing and Lodging Sl00for Tuition, so,
payable end Of the Session-each Boardcr WILL however,
required furnish her Towels and Candles For Music,
$40 per Session. PEI session. For the Of the lno
So RO. POLLARD:
kim William Cnunty Noy. o;th 1870
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D. X.
CURE YOUR coLDs.call and hny some of j. Pease
- SONS clarified Essence Of Hoarhoand Candy 50 d
noa'sen'''' r HILL DABNEV,
Corner ADORE the Colombian.
5eu
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CLASSICAL AND MATHEMA TI(

CLASSICAL AND MATHEMATICAL. SCHOOL.
VIE exercises of subscribers School, three miles South
from Golansvlle county, Will be resumed
18th day Of January The Of instruction will
embrace the Creek Latin and French languages, Geometry Al
geba Practical Surveying aud the useful branches o
English education. The subscriber has had years
in his professions and having taught School for III the
immediate vicinity Of the University al Virginia. can prepare
thai institution In rr.ar Ia his
mode Of teaching, he deems sufficient Ia say ta he requires
his pupils study thoroughly all the subjects wrh they
attend. Messs &. b. and W. A. Moncure, living in sight
School House, will furnish board Terrrs for board and
tuition a Of 10 months, will h. nneiy-ivc dollars Adj
drrss-Ch!cshurg, Caroline. CLEMENT T. HARRIS.
Der /,
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But what particular neglect Of SUPERVISION on his pa

The duy If the cashier bylaws follows: sit
shall be- the dury of cashier M n the board Of directors act
a. secretary and keep minutes take charge OF all The specie
bank, much srfed a. ne may Jnas necessary 10 hc ri
for the orinar, the hands Of tie teller I" receive
blank notes with presidents signature, and causc them TO he
filed previously TO commissioning ihrh; ana iler
ih convenient times !" TIE teller; 70 Keep rseser
o all hank notes issued III such manner As he shl! best deve
from the dlscoant clerk ann acpos''e srtk m %
SUCH and IN take charge o NJ discounted ahd aeoea
uc. and 10 deliver tie the clerk. The act
ing as such, on ,' morning ~ u On iie evening Of every day.
keeping The account discounted distinct from The account oil
deposited notes; to inspect from me 10 '' , , ",
may think pnpc Ia inspect Tue elels sceneh,s'
Issue 10 him time hank notes for ccuao ana ue-
receive from HIM all bank which may be returned unfit for
Calculations purpose having them cancelled ana a sp-
Gle winch NAV than sufficient for ordinary aSacllons
To keep registers all bank and post notes cancelled IN such
lie may think bcst 10 hare ne genfr1 q
the president to minute regulations rs may be
necessary conducting the business Of The bank 70 prepare an
inventory Of all the stock debt and funds Of the bank IN rs de-
tailed and minute manner possible they stand on the
first day Of January in every year, which sh NC Se noo
nrs nj meeting If the president and directors oil the Bank Of
Virginia 9Th day of February which, among other things
aOrGerd purpose OF bringing up the hSicss OF
the bank in aear President aud Cashier lie authorized 20
employ Temporarily competent hook Keeper whose pay s
ing clerk whose pay shall And this board deem
ing Indispensable 10 the interest Of this lil9 anu 10 de
direct that in future he balanced the FIRST
day OF April the first day Of Jny on the FIRST any o.
and day Of January III every succeeding year
all general including The accounts WAN he panhe
and other hanks with which 1t deals shall be s'a'eu ana
at Of the said periods. ,,.,, 80
And in like that the account OF every ,ed az
each Of The said periods other times as The customers
or dealers shall require That in making the =. ~
vdas accounts each debit shall be compared WIN .e
voucher upon which founded aud found to agree Tue saa
check voucher shall be cancelled and wh the s'aen"' "
In striking the balances aforesaid if the books shall he found
moi agree shall BE- the duty o: the 10 posea
Inn IN, hooks until The variations be discovered and
ec,ed and all examinations which may be begun s DC
the tele and the nk-kecpess as 70 .hr
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ID. Nj. Hoyt & Co.'s Office.

y,RAyN Nos of Virginia wesburs Lottery Class Fl drawn
IL 10Th: o.
Whole Ticket Nos s ~ 81, prize of S3oo.
Do. do. q - 60 do. Goo goo
All three the Lottery, sold by oyt Co. 10 country
rneu of them lady.
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RG!Nii-a Hastings Court held for the town of Peters
tslher, 1870:
William Lewis sometimes called Lewis Brown, person of
who has bccn confined the Jail Of this town for the last
-; ~ Months, this day brought into Court:
pon the Court being able obtain satisfactory proof
his beng free person, n runaway slave, doth order
sersean, Of this town advertise him in the Petersburg In
she AND Richmond Enquirer until the third Thursday in
M next describing him in the advertisement by STATURE
ana apparent marks; and the said William Lewis alias
"' Brown, is remanded To Jail.
Copy-Teste,
- d. NJ. BERNARD, Clerk.
mentioned in the foregoing order of Court was
d 10 the Jail this about tho LIST Of May last. He
u m three and half inches high, about fifty years of nge
or nearly black complexion and has large on the
f hs right hand and wrist-he hand being very much de-
ST He states, that carried aboi, twenty years
by Mr. Berj Hardaway to the State of Alabama,
the beginning of the present year, when he returned
lie also so,es that he was liberated by Mr. "arda
Alabama, and that he has free wife in New Orleans.
n.m J. BRANCH, Sergeant Of Petersburg.
VIZ 65-t2lJ
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Under the byeaws made the drfacaton the Pre-
den il required to efeo the committee examine
the Doubtless, this regulation suggested by the
inefhcency Of The former committees, and with The of
bvans seeming Improperly of his serving committee
10 examine his own Bank.
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NoTIcEWas committed 10 The ail of the City Of Richmond,
the 4i day Of September, $780, runaway, Negro
Woman calling her,ef BETSY. The commitment charges
Betsy beon. Sam' askns, Of Lynchbre Virginia
Woman Of brown complexion feet high.
years old blind in the left eyc had when committed
white speckIed ock and straw bonnet The of said
slave Betsy requested forward prove property paw
charges and take her away, else e will be dealt the
law directs. +. SPRAGINS, ID. s.
Nov 6 55-wl2w For I'm d. Uren, S. C. r.
IN Court held for James City
county, Courthouse thereof in the city of
Monday the 9Th day of November in the year 1919:
John Goddn, Plaintiff
against
Sarah Goddn James Goddn Marietta Goddn, Clarke Coddn,
John e. Allen and Elizabeth his wife, Daniel Rowland and Ma
haa his wife, William s Tyree Hugh Goddn, Patsy Robinson,
John s. Allen and Rebccca his wife, James Goddin Nancy Price,
Isaac 4. Soddin and Thomas II. Goddn, Defendants
The defendants, John G. Allen and Elizabeth his wife, Daniel
Rowland and Aahala his wife, Hugh Goddin Patsy Robinson,
John s. Allen and Rebeccl his wife, James Goddn Nancy
Price, having entered their appearance and given security
cording the Act of Assembly, and the rules Of this Court and
appearing satisfactory evidence that they Inhabitants
this country is ordered that the said defendants do appear
here the first day Of February Court and the bill
Of the PLAINTIFF and that copy Of this order be forthwith inserted
newspaper published in the City of Richmond for
months successfully and posted at the front door Of the Court
House Of this county successive Court days.
4 Copy-Teste,
TIL. o. COGBILI., c.
Dec Is G6-W9w
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TIME subscribers havin. removed the above The Co
lumbar Tavern prepared 10 furnish their customers and
all may favor them with call, with ali articles in tie
ccry line, on good terms a they eau he Eaught.
They also attend collecting claims in The CRY country
HILL & DAHNEY,
Corner ADORE The Columbian, Cerep Street.
.i1-t
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SCHOOL NoTICE.-The subscriber having secured con-
- nacn of services Of Mr. Peter w DrGwa, " e en-
tanning six or BOYS as boarders in his family s brown mas
been teaching for several and sa s % ee
satisfaction to those no may commit their children 10 ms
The School will the 18Th Of January ana on on
Sumer-and the course Of instruction Will embrace .e
branches of an English cduca1on together with The LAIN IAN
guage. ,,
Tsrms-Board including washing and lodging, payape sso
half yearly,) IN
Tuition in English alone oe
In Latin, or Latin and English, = = ppo,vE
uL p.,. tY. r., ~ 1sso 49-wtl5J
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CONCORD ACADEMY.

4.
THE next Session of this Institution will commence the Isl
Of February and terminate the last Of June II is siua
ted in county, forty miles North oe Richmond
from the Richmond aud fredericksburg railroad The
of instruction comprises the languages aud sciences
To preparation students Colleges Uni
yerstics The price OF board and the
months is Sl0D, payable IN advance.
Persons DESTROYS Of information relative 10 the Academy
referred Hon. X. ~ T. Hunter Hon. joel iora
annexed Testimonials Of Judge John Mason Of nl,lanp
Rogers and Harrison University
Virginia Parents and guardians who wish place their
and wards this Seminary will direct their letters Con
cord Academy, Caroline county, Va addressed 70 either Of the
subscribers. +. W. COLEMAN, Pres'L
j D. COLEMAN.
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ID UNAWAY sLANE-comnl;cd 10 The jail Of Cahtll county
II Virginia li day If August $50, negro hoy
dark color though very hlaca; about feet inches rh
good countcnancc; aged IS 10 IL had
nair of black cloth panalone pair striped do and
white roundabout, with visible marks his person. Calls
himself Frederick and that liz bound Thomas Per-
kins of Bedford county, Va and that lie away
about weeks before he apprchcnded The said
requested forward pay charges him
nwny-o,hcrwse he will he dealt with as the law Directs
AARON f. MeKENnGEE
Nov [55-wlaw .Jiiior n Clbe't co. ia
NrOTTCE-By virtue Of Feed of Trust, record in the
County Court Prince Edward purposs
specified by Jack Vauehan shall, The 18th day
February ISL on the premises, proceed to SELL TT cash. The
ward containing originally, hy csi;maon eight hundred
on which Jack Vaughan resides adjoining lands
The ea,e Of Thomas D. .on deceased, aud Others. pacl-
Ia, description the land j. deemed unnecessary
Trustees: entertained Of the ~ hut shall
orly sue Ii TILE as is vested in Trustees.
SAMI.. G. ANDERSON, ~
HENRY y. WATKINS, trustees.
Dec Is 61-.rs,v
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SCHEMES FOR JANUARY, 1871.
Below YOU have list Schemes for the t month of the
wear they are all rich will only say look te make
own selection and sell all the prizes Of conrs your order
wuI i. directed 10 ID. VI. HOYT 5; CO.
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AUCTION AND COMMISSION STORE.

TINE subscribers having taken the house the street i'm
nedately Of the Bell Tavcrn and door Mes-rs
intend carry the Auction and Comn.
sion Business branches They will also inform their
public that they will continue their former hs
of hiring negroes and collecting debts in the City of Rich
mond and Vrgina-thus giving
and opportunity of having their claims
favorable They hope h attention 10 OBJ
tain an addition already very liberal patronage Their
house will be ready goods the ljh inst.
ROBERT HILL & co.
s. Our charge for hiring negroes will be per for
collecting the same, q do for collecting 500 in the city,
do do under 500, u do. They will also attend to the
sroes of sickness through year.
Dpc IL 66-lf
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NOTlCE-A persons hereby notified that the land of the
subscriber posted and that one detected ne act OF
hutna fishing other trespassng VIII be pro
scented n ,,e extent Of The Law. T'HoS. RITCHE
NJ ,eao ~ = ca
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Partnership Duvai having this day 'aAen ohn
u Purcell into Partnership, The Apoteca ana pf. ous
,es< viii in future he by the subscbe' under the
firm os Alexander Duyal & Co. atIS , ~ -
Richmond, jan Isl, ISL. JUN tShNLni"