Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-11-17
GENERAL COLLECTING AND LAND
AGENCY OFFICE.

THOMAS D. TlLFoRD, tATroRSEY Ar Law, apd
i RILEY G SAMUEL, have associated themselves
in the above business, under the finn Of TlLtoRD
l. SAMUEL. Frankfort Kentucky.
This office is established particularly TO enable non
residents know where they may apply with certainty
have any kind of business promptly attended 10.
Their frs, object will he obtain collecting business,
and they hone by vigant collections, aud prompt remit
tances, to ret fun share Of patronage One Of the
firm will be constantly ut Frankfort to attend TO all
communications, and The other will be always travelling
thrnu IN the State.
They will also attend surveying. settling establish
ing leasing, or selling all land claims placed under
their CONTROL They will attend 10 the payment Of taxes
on the lands Of nonresdents, and take The necessary
sens TO have lands redeemed when they have been for
feited the Stale for the payment Of taxes due.
The general acquaintance OF the irm Throughout Ken
tucky, and their situation ut the seat Of Government,
will give th,m decidedly the advantage over any other
agents In the Stale.
All letters addressed to TILFoRD 4 SAMUEL at
Frankfort, Kentucky, tpcst paid,) VIII meet with
prompt attention.
References Thomas s. Page. Second Auditory
Honorable r. P. Letcher Frankfort, Kentucky; Honor
able John NJ. Boits, Thomas Rutherford, Esq, Rich
mend, Vmginia; A. X. Blasey, Madison Count House,
Vrcinia; John G. Beale, Fauquier county, Virginia;
Charles James Faulkner, Marlinsbufg, Virginia.
Oct l6-cw5w
PROF. BRANCH'S SCHOOL FOR YOUNG
LADIES, AT PR. EDWARD COURTHOUSE,
WILL commence its next session on The flrst Mon
w day in November, and end on The fourth Wednes-
day in April.
The course ofsludics embraces all ose subjects ns,-
ally taught the best ScliinlitS 81 tue Nlnu Inc
buildings are large and comniodous, capable OF accom-
modatina a hundred pupils. The location Is In Itself
pleasant, and derives many additional advantages from
lis vicinity other literary institutions II ssuthcien
~ retired for the purposes Of the School, and Is believed
be healthy any In The Slate. II Is about one
mile and half from Hampden Sydney College, and IN
village sufficiently large and compact TO furnish all ne
cessary accommodation for board.
Board, including every accommodation, S6n Tuition,
including the Latin, Greek and French Languages SlS
Music, with OF Piano, $50.
regular OF Lectures Chemistry will be de.
livered in the institution An fee of SIS will be
CHARGED for those attending the Lectures. Fees paya
be in advance. Oct 2-cwtlstDec.
IN CHESTERFIELD, VIRGINIA lin Chesterfield
County Court October IL, ie46
Augustus E. Cogbil, and Mary o. his wife, late Mary
c. Archer, Plaintiffs:
against
George W. Snellines, administrator Of Elizabeth 4.
Archer deceased, Richard Henry Archer, Bolivar Ar
cher, Lewis Owen anu Fanny his vito, Alexander
Jones' Trustee, &C.. and John r. Archer, Defendants
This day came the plaintiffs and filed their bill, and
III, defendant Richard Henry Archer, not having en-
tered his appearance and given security according To the
act Of Assembly and the Rules Of this Court and II ap
nearing by satisfactory evidence that he Is not inha
bani Of this country ii is ordered, thar the said de-
PENDANT do appear here the fret day OF January term
next and answer the bill OF the plaintiffs; and that
copy Of this order he forthwith inserted In some news
paper published the City of Richmond for Two months
and posted the front door Of the Court
honse Of this county. A Copy. Teste,
oct l6-cw9m w. w. r. COGBtLL, D. Z.