Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-11-09
Midway Female Academy.

itis located on the Stage road thirteen miles West OF
Tnppahannock, and thirty five Southeast OF Richmond
The buildings have been greatly enlarged and every
arrangement made for the convenience and comfort nt
the pupils. The situation Is healthy, water pure, and
in respect TO the aids which location can give moral
and by any other
In establishing this School, the subscribers first OBJ
ject was the dnre Of educating his children (bav
Ing SIX daugbtnrs,l for The Accomplishment OF which
the best energies OF his mind and body Will ever be de-
voted Wishing the aid Of his friends, hu takes piea
In informing them that he has secured the services
tsnd at hgh fgure.) of four ladies teachers in hi,
School, all possessing qualifications OF superior or
der. Miss LYDIA MARY FAY, so well and favora
Pa1nShe is lady of long experience, having taught
for teen years. seven Of which time in The best schoo
and families in Virginia. Several letters have been 70
UNFAIRLY sent TO the subscriber from his friends i'm Alex
andria, Philadelphia and New York, recomme ndine in
the highest terms this eminent lady An extract from
| cae, however, will be sufficient:
From private letter, written by Mrs. Mary L. Ella
aont
"ALr1AsDRIA, Sept llth, 1876.
In regard To Miss Fay, can you with a con
fdenco that would only he justified by long and init
mate acquaintance, that think her highly qualified
teachei particularly In some Of the higher branches
such rs Mental an1 Moral Philosophy, Botany and
with thorough knowledge fthe Grammar and of The
English Language. She has acquaintance with the
Gfeex Latin, French and Italian, aud had In my sch0o
intelligent e1stian nss siss 5. long teacher in
Sunday Schools ana all attendant on Bible Classes"
Miss FAY will be assisted in her department by a
young lady emineny qualified for the duty of Insrc-
tress.
The Musical and other Ornamental branches will be
under the instruction Of Miss ELICrA HUMPHREY,
late teacher in the Patapsco Institute, Maryland which!
she voluntarily leaves TO to Virginia. Miss Hum
phrey's qualifications are of a high ord,
Extracts Of a letter from Mrs. A n. Lincoln Pheps
the distinguished Principal Of the Paiapsco Institute
"atss Humphrey is well qualified for the Musical
Department. Teaches on the Piano and Guitar aud
Singing II Is with much regret that shall lose her
fae uoirt she is amiabe, and will be faithful in
all her duties She has great sincerity md trulhuness
OF characer She is near relative OF President Hum
phIey, Of Amherst College Massachusetts, and ST.
Miss u. win also be assisted by young Lady, high
ly qualified for the station.
Particular attention viii be paid 10 the manners, la-
bits and morals of the young Ladies at all times and
every pains taken 10 ensure profitable employment Of
time, both In and out nf school. Every branch OF f.
nished Education, both solid, Classical and Ornamen-
tai, will he taught here.
Mrs. MINOR promises on her part kind and maternal
treatment. neat and comfortable rooms, and good fare
The TERMS are such as m'reig TO dsfray The neces-
Light, Fuel Bed and Tuition, in any nil Of the Eng
fish branches gil per month, 500 per year. For
Music Piano, and use of Instrument, Sd per month";
or $50 per year. For instruction on Guitar. 81 per
month, ofs2) for the year. French, Latin and Italian,
each, $40 extra. Drawing and Painting, $40. Orna-
mental Work, IS each, per session.
Books and Stationery furnished at Richmond prices
In event OF sickness, every attention will be bestowed
with particular care, and no charge made for Profess
al services The subscriber sders that the best
testimonials mud reference he offer is The past sue
cess and high standing Of his school. Parents aud
guardians are requested to come and judge for them
selves; and none required stay day longer than
entire satisfaction is given. small advance will be
''''S' JEFFERSON MINOR, MD.
70 Address the subscriber, Miller's Post Office,
Essex county, Va.
N. d. hope 10 find I~rdon in TIC kind henlis of he
two DISTINGUISHED Ladies' Hrs. AElas"n aud Mrs
s sasss them e" he s have 1.
to prove TO my Patron- tina, idvky School is pha,
promised ii ssssM -. gu. OF Sfi in the State.
Oct. ls-e wis. jjs.ps'o"''y ]. MINOR.
MRS. DIR. HATCHETi7S SCHOOL FOR
YOUNG LADIES
WILL be re-opcncd The second Monday in Jnnu-
w AIRY next. The usual English Branches, with Mu-
sic on the Piano. will he taught Preparations are now
being made to accommodate comfortably few boarders.
Terms, per SESSION ften month
Tuition for advanced scholars, 30
Tuition for beginners, Is
Music, with use Of Piano, 80
20 For further part ''i K: ! a. # aArcurrr.
Oct l2-cws~ aacfonands, Ya.
IN CHANCEkY.--VIRG AT Rules held in the
CLERKS Once Of the crcui, Superior Cour, Of Law
and Chancery for the County of Halifax, IN the month
OF October, 1917:
and Nary L. Crank, which said Hyram H., Jaseph w.
and Mary E. infants, and by their ne1l friend,
WIN. Crank, Plaintiffs:
against
Charles A. Bal!ow and VIM. T. Ballow, Executors of
Jesse Baow, deceased, WIN. +. Baiiow, Jane Booker,
VIM. Montgomery Ballow. Elizabeth n, Raow, VIM.
II. Ballow, Henry Baow, John Baow, Edwin Baow,
James Baliow, George Balow, Augustus 7 Walton and
Mary E. his wife, Louisa Coquit, James II. Goodman,
Fac 7. Goodman, Charles ]. Goodman Litteton d.
Goodman, Thomas d. Goodman and Elizabeth his
wife, John J. Guthrey and Martha his wife. Samuel
Bagwell and Willianna his wife. William Wright and
Jane his wife, who Jane Coleman, Sarah Coleman,
Charles Cole ran, Hannah Anderson, Henry Anderson,
oh
WIN. 4. Baiow, jr., VIM i,allow, Caiiarine RaIlow,
Elizabeth Balow, DIANA Bailow, Thomas Hudson,
Nancy Hudson, Thomas ". Dowdy and Mary P his
vie, II T.. Jones and Elizabeth his wife. Hezekiah
Ford and Elizabeth his wife, Samuel Wallace and Ann
his wife, Defendants.
Henry BaiIow, Edwin Ballow, Samuel Baswe,l and
WilIianna his wife, william H. i'allow, Horace, Hem
~ and serl,u eAlderson, John F. Balow WIN: 7. Bal
Sw j. R,s cena'ns MaIS Wsn
r., Joseph II. sud Iiyram H. Crank, Augustus 4. Wal.
ton Md Mary Eliza hi, wife, John J. Gutlirey and
iarha A. his wife. T. E. Jones and Elizabeth a. his
wifo, John r. Baow and VIM Montgomery Baiiow,
not having entered their appearance, and 1t appearing
by satisfactory evidence t0a they are not inhabitants
OF this Commouw ealth II is ordered that the said last
naped defendants do appear here on the first Monday
In January next, and apyer the PLAINTIFF bill; and
that copy Of this order NJ forthwith inserted in the
Richmond EnqnreA for Two months excessively, and
OCT ao-cwam WIN. HOLT, clk
IN cHANCERY.--v,Rc'sI.: AT Rules hold in the
Clerks Office of The County Court nf Cumberland on
MoRiay the 9TH day of October, le47
Thomas d. Walton, Plaintiff:
IewsJ. Walton. James c. Walton, Martha s: Wal
ton, Cornelia Josephine Walton, Edward C. Walton,
Thomas H. Hewlett and Jane his wife, formerly WAL
Ton. Martha Walton, widow and Ielict Of Edward Wal
ton, deceased, and Samuel Hatcher, Executor Of Ed
wari Walton, deceased, Defendants.
TAe defendants, Innes c. Walton, Edward G. Wal
ton, and Thomas II. Hewlett and Jane his wife, mol
having entered their appearance and given security
according TIE act of Assembly and The rules OF this
Court, and il appearing by satisfactory evidence TINT
they are Inhabitants Of this Commonwealth, II is
ordered that the said defendants do appear hire on the
6fs day of December Cont next and answer the hill o
plaintiff; and that copy of this order be forthwith
Inserted in newspaper published in the city Of
Richmond for Two months 'uecs.syely and posted al
the front door of the Court house OF this county.
Oct 1.-ewq,n 'p' B. Il. woopsoN. c.
TN CHANCERY.- AT Rules held in the
Clerks Once Of The County Court Of Amelia the
6rs, Monday in November, is47:
John Roberts, Complainant:
against
Jacob Roberts. C. c. Roberts, George Roberts, Thos
J. Roberts, and others, Defendants.
The defendant, Thomas J. Roberts not having enter
ed his appearance and given security according 10 the
Of Assembly and tho rules Of this Court and II ap-
pearing that he Is not nhabitan of this Common
wealth. IL is entered rules and accordingly ordered
that he appear here Court to be held for said coun
" Of Amelia the 4th Thursday in January 1885, and
the bill OF the plalntl; ana tnht copy OF TINS
order be inserted in newspaper printed Ia the city
of Richmond once week for two months successive
w. and posted at the door of the Courthouse Of this
county. Copy. Ieste,
Nov. 2-w2m Z. G LEIGH, 4.
TN CIANCERY -viRoiNr. AT Rules held in The
Clerks once Ct the Superior Court of Chaneery for
the Richmond Circuit the 9th day Of October, 1877:
Jones Heller, Plainun:
against
The Protection Insurance Company Of Hartford, in
the State of Connecticut, and another, Defendants.
The defendants above named not having entered their
appearance and given security according TO the act OF
Assembly and the rules Of this Cont, and appearing
by satisfactory evidence that they not inhabitants Of
this Commonwealth II is ordered that the said defend-
ants do appear the rules to be held for the said
Court, on the first Monday in January next and an
swer the bill of the plaintiff; and that copy of this
order be forthwith inserted IN some newspaper publish
ed in the city of Richmond for two months successive
w. and posted the front door OF the Capitol in the
said city. Copy-Teste.
Oct. l2-cw2m r. ROBERTS, Clerk.
IN CHANG AT Rules held in the
Clerks Once Of the Superior Court Of Chancery for
the Richmond Circuit the 9th day of October, ls47
Royal Parrish and Felix Matthews, partners, under
the firm of Parrish & Matthews, Plaintlh: