Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-01-12
MANsFIEL.D ACADEMY

MANSFIELD ACADEMY.
A MATHEMATICAL and Classical School, by Al
N fred u. A. Coleman, will he rrUpened on the 18th
January 1877 and close 18th December following, with
u vacation OF six weeks some time in the Summer.
In this School will lie taught all the brarcirs repa
raiory College, and full OF Mathematics and
Languages with other subjects, far practicable in
an Academy, TO young men not intending 10 finish their
education at College.
He will continue To pursue his former mode Of nsrc-
ton, critically anaiyzng each reciialion rendering il
clear and ntellighle hy familiar lectures. In order To
give variety AMI Ztst, the Lancasterian and inductlve
modes will also be pursued
Tuition and Board, not including candies, 500, halt
payable IN advance.
Address the subscriber, post paid WkersonviIe P.
o., Chesterfield CO Va. lee. 2a-cw5w-
LOUISA ACADEMY
THE next session will begin lst Of February, and
i close Isl December.
FIRST DEPARTHgnT-English Beliefs i.ettres, enbras
ing General Grammar. History, Rhetoric, &C.
SEcosD-Anrienl and Modern Languages In teach.
ing the Latin Greek particular attention ill liz paid
the Eymoogy the relation Of words; The philolo2y
construction OF the Language ITSELF The doctrine of the
Moods; Prosody Ancient Geography and History; also,
written Exercises Of Latin and Greek into English, and
rersa.
mathematics and Natural Philosophy, in
Guiding the Caicuias, Astronomy, aud Mixed Mathea-
tics generally.
TEIMs-For Board and Tuition, $3.50.
Address-Lecust Creek, Louisa county, Va.
LEWIS TURNER. a. NJ,
Dec. 22-laf4t al The University Of Va.
WASHINGTON HENRY ACADEMY.
Ma. :. L. DuNTON, Principal Of Tie Male Depart
ment.
Mas. J. DUSToN, Principal Of the Female De-
pariment.
I,HE next session of This Institution will commence
l on the 2oh January, and terminate on the 10Th
December, 1917, allowing vacation ui one month he
tween the Summer and Fail terms. The plan OF In
srction is Thorough and practical aud carried far
the residence ofthe student viii permit
The situation is retired and healthy and the cominu
nifty, in eminent degree, moral ard refined.
board BE- had in the family OF The Principal al
$50.
Tui,on-!n Reading, Writing and hrst principles 81
Geography, Arithmetic and GTammsr, S2t
Ia the higher hrancher OF English Science, ainthe-
mates and Latin,
For French, an extra charge Of ~
Reports Of proficiency and conduct are furnished
monthly.
M abatement for absencs except in cases Of protracl
ed sickness TIIoS. q. TiNSLEY.
President Board OF Trustees
Address the Principal, NJ Richmond.
Hanover, Jar. &, lS41-c5t
IN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS lin fowhatun County
Court, November 4th, 1896:
James j. Bnfnrd, J. Binford and J. l.. Bacon, NOR
chants and partners trading under the nrm Of Bnords
and Bacon the said James ]. Binfud, A. J. Bnfnrd,
L. Bacon and H. +. &. Baskerville merchants and part
ners trading under the firm of Bnords Bacon and Bias
kervilie, John Thompson, jr a. A. Green, ID. Z. Ran
dolph and William A. Harrison, merchants and partners
trading under the trm Of Randolph and Harrison, Gus
tavus A. Myers, Trustee for William McCrrry, ID. NJ
benson. Richard &. Workman, Sublett McGrndrr, and
Edwin WORKMAN, merchants and partners trading undr
the firm Of WORKMAN, McGruder & Co., William r.
Jnhnson. Isaac Davenport, Trustee for ]. B. Abbott
Thomas II. Ellis, Administrator of Charles Ellis, decd.
and Charles Ellis, 'rnnnas u. Ellis, and Charles Ellis
IT,, merchants and partners trading under the firm Of
Charles Ellis s. Sons, and Peter J. Archer and Martha
W. his wife, Plaintiffs:
against
This day came the plaintiffs by their attorney, and
filed their bill against the defendant and the defendant