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friends and communicating pleasure by hi, alabe and

friends and communicating pleasure by hi. aab and
teous IGannrrs.
a gentleman. who travelled wi Mr.. King from Selma
to Eh"rleston Informs that III king much amazed
~ TIC latte. city reading his obituary written, like
that Of Tho iron Dus", before his t4a!'. oa informant
thinks NJ. Kings health not vcry firm.
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ADJOURNMENT OF TIE ELECTORAL COLLEGE.
Ii,te' G. scot;, E.q President tie Ei=c,o:a! caege
u Virginia. naAc e t.1"ne eloquent e! impressive ed
dress, Thursday last; Just beiors a-.ourc:ns tho anuI-
ncnt a; that body sine die:
GESTLEMES ELscTaRs-Br,r" declare you adjourned,
pa!Gon 'c Tor addressing you lev words words ul titcSs
deep sincere You h.:@ hono:t me win ,lC G;aHc;on
I" s-rcting lee Ia p;cse proceedings honor
shall a.ih cherish thank ycu s.accrly for
We have cast tho lecp!t vote o our loved COMMUNICATE
.or lie m.n whom people have chosen the ffst arc
second Chl Magistrates c The uai:nn 0T the tJur years
ensuing The iuurh Vi aavc next IL Is solemn, nigh
duty In the "i-!tEi OF iaat choice much c good u ot
evils Involved Iaa teGets great and enduring viii ow
iTd Tie selections ritJc, we and all, behave Coni!-
cent iS our cotaticH: aud are iha such m be IN"
trits u tie result o. He political cuntrst an t
the Interests aud welfare OF GGr huifed country will be
.hureby sjgnay prono;c who doubts thai the wishes nl
all To whatever political rarly belonging, and love tbs
mighty r. putc and CCns;:ut. part ui i4 great people.
do dcyytciiy w:sh iii al ancpatc may &c fully Gat
III realized IN tie !ul!r |! il q! cnLsequencc
wat party the Pd!rct belongs s aspirations alwars
'' he 1"&c" hirnesa and prosperity u ns coun.fT We
We ate now, gentlemen, nbUrt v lGr-to part, possibly.
!oTt vGf Ia, crc: uruvr At such moment, oher
prayer offered ~ ue God IN his .ls.or ard his
mercy, will ptarct aad guard loved land and The t
tGC, in the pas shower il his blessings! Fer each ui
sincere wish that you may safely return u your
aud your imiiea Assuring each OF you o my high
and cordial personal regard and esteem wish you at!
things prosperity and happiness now declare the College
,n ia
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MRS. II. G. BRoADDUs'

GROVE CAROLINE CO., VA,
XXTL opened The 10Th Of January 1853 that being the
w the third Of this Institution The
situation healthy ami pleasant and in way suitable Tor
the purpose Of boarding school The course Of instruction VIII
embrace all the elementary higher branches Of thorough Eng
with The French language and music on the Piano
The school entirely under the ni
Mrs Bruadu whose experience and in mparne nslrc-
ton she considers her best recommendation to those who may be
interested IN the subject, Mrs NJ W. Lewis will charge
financial OF the establishments ana she
pledges herself to ndeavor give satisfaction 10 that
Tic school wear consisting months, will be divide into
months each No deduction will he ndde for ab.
entrance except in cases OF protraced Illness
scholastic year 10 months including board
Washing fuel lights with instruction in the English language
payabe halfiu adv nee slI0 10
french am, ornaucn, n,aI needle work, each 0O
The Piano 10 90
Communications the subject addressed Mrs H. G BroadGus
or Mrs NJ w Lewis Bowling Green, will be promptly responded
sent g0--cW
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CHOWAS FEMALE COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE,
Nurfrcesborough, N. c.

REV NJ. r. FORY, A. NJ. Principal
REV H. H. LAND, A. NJ. Latin Language and Literature
NJ. C. DABcoCK orgunist and Pianist
NHE located in ore Of 'he most @ n o bs ns
premises The ls Wednesday Noyember TIE or
ducaona acii,es greatly increased
conducted with special reference 10 the eGua
of tn. student ample provision made for warm and cold
bathing and other health Cahcncs taught
The M 5 ssay and a
is not surpassed by that OF similar Institution IN ie
which Is read The regular meetings the Society,"
OF Lectures delivered win e
and very superior conducted BY Gentleman
aided By ,ree Lady Colleagues Musical sGsss re- hea
services The Bible regularly studied and throughout the whole
regard had to The moral culture Of e student i young
through the Of FRIENDS All letters paE a. M
letters are unopened the Guar
dian The students abroad without proper attendant
any exhibition without the Principal they attend
the Sabbath such place as the Parent or r.
There sessions Of i've months each
hs year oS he s
from the "Wednesday to the cd "Wednesday in October
Students can AIRY and charged accordingly II the
be within month after The opening Of The No
not to bring remove young Ladies on The Sabbath
Rail sp" RG " ms en s
where regular conveyan will always be found
Rates @ Board and Tui9n TOR session Of re months payable
Elementary Arithmetic Gramma Geography, Writing &cs,o GO
Frensh s"s Latin Greek and Italian, each icy
Painting Painting in Water coo"' . SSS GO
Music, SS Piano Guitar and seraphine, each 2a@ %
Use "Oc Of Piano Piano and seraphne, each soo
DO Guitar 90
Sciool.room Expenses and Vocal Music, 20
Board Institutes ncudng the privileges OF the OATH -
or on III. premises Of the Institute Sept 26-cw4m
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E BEST COUGH SYRUP IN THE WORLD
USED HY THOUSANDS,


~ ROSE Eypectorant Cough syrup Is decide ny .he
tIcaruon Tor aliayiEg and curing the most Troublesome
consunrton tha! Lion OF Diseases taken IN ,ine
R"sc OF Philadelphia, having devoted his sole atteh ION
uy ." .eoTm, and culary the t'eatmeat Of diseases o.
hsr loa' hts short time cured me OF IONS stand
.'s'e u ne fachea. windrpe and confidently recon-
y s remedies and mode 10 The public ccncray
r CHAPMAN, NJ. D., Philadelphia.
KsSslSGroS, philadelphia, jan %, lSao
h RE Doar Sir: as my own health, can now say tha'
pry good am not troubled with couch unless take cold
at doses your Cough Syrup effect perfect cure
you aid Of your Alternative Plis 1heS
DR.. COLEMAN.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. IL, 1850
cheeriul recommend the afflicted DR.. Roses Cough Sy
~ pulmonary diseases cured Of chronic affection OF
ar b. the oI lie bottle Of Cough Syrup. aud box
aFilny Pills VIM BUCKLEY,
Ridge Road, second door below Wallace ST.
afflicted SIih severe Inflammation Of the Lungs with spit
blo.d night swcas and great debility, for months AZ
us scientific physicians without relief completely
soy BEETLES oi pr j. s. Roses Cough Syrup Expecto
d. J. RDGWAY.
rsvILLE. Pa. January II. 1851
YOU would your Cough Cold Influenza ard avoid all
taking cod aud thoroughly prevent Consumption
nils, a.d Splitting Blood, take this syrup!
ss 30 cents and s and for sale by Purcell Ladd Co.
81, Beers, ade Il Gray, Gaynor Wood, O. A. Srecker A.
r Aex puva!, r. nuval, J. Blair ). NJ. Zacrsson and
iit Also in Charlottesville, by G. W. Briggs; Lynchburs
Nov. l-cti
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HY THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.


GENaTON having been received by The Executive that JNO
RAND who confined in the jail OF Norfolk county on
r OF Burglary and Larceny made his escape thsrelom on
h 1874 Instant aai is now large therefore, do
y oder rvwdsi of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS 10 any per-
i-us wo S'a!l the said ohn w Rand and deliver
% jail No. folk county; and do moreover require all
- o his Common wca civil and military and request Inc
generally! their best TO procure the arrest OF
ii Rand that he may be brought 10 justice . , ,
ven uder my hand Governor, ahd unde the Lesser ea
tie Commonwealth. Richmond, this eth day oi NoSen
: Der. III III. wear i,j2 JOSEPH JOHNSON.
h described about feet II inches IN height rather stout
.g abon 80 lbs auburn hair dark complexion; dcect III
= ~ eye 3li argrhlack mole on his upper up
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-12-07
THE VICE PRESIDENT ELECT

Col VIM r. King left Wilmington, N. c. on Saturday
morning for Washington City, via Portsmouth. As a
mark of respect guns fred and music played the night
before The Wilmington Journal says that Mr King looks in
much better health than expected Indeed he appeared
comparatively well, and in fns sprts-pleased TO his
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-12-07
BY THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.
PROCLAMATION.

having bceu received by Executive, that JOS
VILLAGE who confned ia The ja OF MIdesex county, "n
aireny nd- his escape theeifcm on the nigh 0! The
and going at aIg--hereiore, do hereby oisr
Of FIJI Fly DOi person persons who shall ar
- sau JOSEPH WALLACE and deliver HIM lno the jan OF
eN county and do require al! officers OF this Com
ah clv; a military, and request the people generally, 10
bes the OF the said Wallace, that
'as be- brough: {, justice.
under my Governor under the Lesser Seal OF
the Commonwealth. al Richmond, this 9th day of Nuvem
ber. ~ 'h- year 1852 JOSEPH JOHNSON.
tc Is sad 10 e Portsmouth, in this State and ID de-
i ab"ut ~ uld of stout abou, feet inches IN
ars hair, far conplrXioH the forehead Had on
black Cashmere pantacons black cloth coat. and
L. .-n..i Sa,in Nnv g cot
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MOST DESIRABLE IRON PROPERTY,
FOR SALE IN VIRGINIA

NHE Caawbs Iron Works property containing between six and
seyen thousand Of aod in the Bo,etourt pr
enia on which blast furnace with necessary buildings in
good repair; M Grst M and dwelling
house, is offered for sale
The Catnwba well known in this and the markets.
has commanded the highest price and there good
bic land enough the furnish tho Furnace with
plies if properly cultivated. .
will receive offers for the above property and sell
il on accommodating terms JOS. r. ANDERSON.
Tredsssr Iron Works Richmond, Va, Nov, s-clm
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IOI4uME AlllA.
THE RICHMOSD ENQUIRER,
1SuED DAILY AND SEMl-WEEkLf,
,,-Y1,IaN F. s. THOMAS RlTCHlE, > Sn'
~ II l. II g.

" A..
seven dollars per and at The rate ot eish'
taken irrs shorter period Than one year 70. ~, s.
@ So,I,rs cr annum and three dollars ior SIX m"'s,
|S Ia r paid ii The Office or romlt;ed by MAIL p'
'e ~ .,'I,r ncr .,,,uu the end oi The year
OF nus .cc may be rem'ttdd per mali, III s""d ~
AZ n,ss a, the risk c the Editors nc postage a." '
aoe -, ,c rritsrS The postage >! single icei g
hs ~ :crr,, 70 he writer. Il Is the accumulation VI @ p
W sxi.ns!ye business, win'h operates as 80
Srs. ,,rpu> M ADVERTISING.
80, ,,u rNCl'lEfK For rES lines or less, his' III
and cvcrv succeeding insercn iwent! te
week twice week nrihrsr times "ccA' 'a'''!
7sfr'e1 ' nIfcsnts for each nser aHcr the first.
are dollars for tn'rty nes and ~
@ ,r greater length; cSc"iiir ry
it rs ho charged slO0, tpaPn 'nctr'e'j
IIr rSrNIWEEKLY~Fo! TEN lines, OF less hrs Insertion
= s Tor each continuance " cents
US r.. rom distance ma, bs accompanied with the advance
y ,.,sfsctory rc :eyrnces. 20 insure xecatinn .
m 0aries and tributes Of respect, exceeding e1shf hnsS
% S,o.g Far as GEreriiSensnis
I jiicrss and Marriages from the country whenever
har,, unknown 10 must be authenticated oy
.,s,cn III: Postmaster III The neishhorhord oEthey W Il
case he pahshed Every that has been taken 10
Of and GuiZzes has hereioior,, proved unavalins
srcipe nsis, upon such communications being cenhec
Postmaster -ritien on The back OF the f'Htr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-12-07

A CRIrrclsM-Hc nave not lad opportunity 10 read
"urcc TOMS Cabin" mill within the pas; week. We like
the work lcss than iIa critic of the Boston Posts
I'VE believe The hon; the offspring OF malice and ava
rice; fret to crafty !,raca cnmy; and secondly to put
money IN Ike purse ol the auIhnrcss"
We find the above s"und sentiments in the Manchester
IN. H) Union Democrat edited by Mr Campbell, whose
bold testimony conservative position Of Fnnkin
Pierce was 80 wantorly ma2n.d by Southern Wing Jour
nails daring the
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MIDWAY FEMALE ACADEMY.


nj oTiIING but 10 announce that inns
poular Institution opened the first Monday in Octo.
and its the let OF August 1888
Neither Of his able, accomplished and e&el
the sclccon Of her fellow anoer nor IN
provisions has the subscriber spared any thing mat may
make worthy the has cohnueu 10
has }uceiolsy said that was our oVecoeu
that has filled school from all parts o Feia
and from what is that has retained then
the same forming select class Of The best oveies and
young ladies that school IN the Union can
show1
Not one were required stay day longer than entire saao
given pay longer than al school large ma
ioy Of pupils finish their education al Midway ACADEMY
The who other Institutions have aksh
highest stand all he The lady who TOOK The
single senson
educated Midway. Two who distinguished themselves a. The
Southern Institute Fredericksburg best scholars were edu
Mway and where hey nave entered
take conspicuous stands IN The hst
No equal compete with Midway Tor no other
excionihe vruous educa
ion formed single link in
our expectations or DESIRES
The the highest salaries procure the best teach
ers and work properly done It's present
requires Advertising The number s limited to twenty
boarders- day scholars or live day boarders.
TERMS:
"a for len monihs-lie scholastic year-wiIf be s25
French Spanish and Italian and Latin each 10
Instruction Music Piano and OF Instrument, 80
Guitar. and Of Instrument. -
With Vocal Music, 80
Painting and Drawing, each 10
Together ~
Vocal Music :. ~
Eaenx Va Spn ll--ctl
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DEATH OF CAPT. r. CRAIG.
The following remarks made BY IL! LAy,rE IL lh
State Senate on Thursday;

The following remarks made BY M!. LAY,tI IL the
State Senate Thursday;
Mr. PREsDEST-l address The Senate rrdcr feelings Of the
iecIcs; emotion 1t has become my melancholy AID pan!u
duty 10 announce This body vtunut hcpv-
esteemed member Of the other branch % me Ltgisia
,He Robert C!aig departed his Itc, at
hrre IN t0a;'ke county, tie 9th SuFcnC"r Caft
Craig a and raised IN cDunty OF Nonis"ih-
ery and eaiy tarhuGd Tie cUunt: discovering MS
ich qualities U both head a"i ca de'ani,d ':s services
in the other branch Tie L"ala!uTe he yie3c 10 lhclf
wishes and served serefIi years IN Hpu=e ci Dele.
Gates he entire satisfaction c s c"ns;ctn nnt de-
pub!iC c aganS The Solicitations oi ~!
friends But, Sir President, the G!cnls AID usefulness Vi
such man, long permitted 10 remain IN Silence he
was ~ am Informed, appn.n.d member ol lne Bcad o
Pebble Works in wElc! Capacity he served with rqul! ois
tinclion usefulness his coUnTy e also voluntarily
declined Ibis high position. Private life was Capt
Crug's delight, bu! friCnts Hnh acqnantanccs
knew too well his usefulness and moral WORTH TO
permit him seek ths inclination oil bis Eeurt--
r!ev demanded his services in Congress- where nc
friends that Will sYmpathisc win us IN our loss on
this Sc. fIg siy years Congress- h. determined
again longer remain public hfs; stl: " sc'ns IS
not su los shortly after, e rCn"Tca ":n Mont
gomery comfy Df Roanoke whose liizus hc hose
sion g0cry discovered is talents, his vriucs, Ills
ms. fulncss know him esteem him and
they r:l him again into public lie. .ni, Nj. Pes!dcn
gratifying know mat although political conflicts hGd
before been tco la county, when the OF ko-
Der, Craig announced the opposition was merely no.
ninal.
Mr President offer this ouiion ns further siim0Ey
oi urd respect 10 The memory oil Rpee! CIa2 bu
Dir President before tie Question is put. hope may De
allowed 10 cul Oh Distinguished gentleman the Senator
from Patrick ho with drccas.c Trend aud
with him in the councils II Tie natioc 70 Dear
his testimony also s.rat moral worth Of Nj Craig
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rIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.

xwAY from the Richmond Medical College, in the month OF
S,r-r 1852 negro named BOB tie was there uaier
Syps For h= last five years previous 10 his
(during which tine he ruhaway ~ he was
- sailor between the rivers York aai James, and New
his possession The papers OF Tree negro named
- II now my belief his intention leave
A The earliest opportunity He Is about thirty years old
r, ard Intelligent expression about tue Lace In
llng he iue, and when walking goes "a
lie Is five 10 IL inches high, Is very black,
b1 ,,fy thick lips He has also had The Sna! Pox which
rs, mainly upon and along he edge OF th
l sn,sl Secondary symptoms vi SYPHILIS weie likewise
~. -. a. r,la his hands wheu he escaped.
n. above any who will secure him,
! W VIZ - - 81 h,m again. ANDREW IluSDLEY,
!" "-' Committee of Ann NJ. Segar.
i, ,il,.s Church View, MiddlcseX CO., Va
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!, - TyTY DOLLARS REWARD

,x.WA m the subscriber residing III the town OF Kappa
',,.. Essex county IN the month Of September last. my
are ISAAC aged some thirty ve iury yeals Isaac
r medium height ncgroeshe Is neither black nor
-, ~ a! brown color: he has rather long chm, and full
). en lie went OF has high forehead and scar from
n u,r- lan deep The outside bone ol one OF MS
- INK i veTy pruhab. he is skukins the vicinity of
IN IL. county lIenrico. about i've miles from Rch
,a s,.ace o is lds Cot e. w. Gooch. where he has
nj ~ ass has bro.her just the road from Air
ut Matthew'S have doubt ii lie is in thai neighbor
! n. lr.nueorIy .ucs 70 ;hc city Of Richmond Will pay
n. and confinement IN Jail. so thai get him
- - r. yr,y,ry in me here p. A. BRAMllAM.
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BY THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.

ERiSa vacancy has occurred 10 the General Assembly OF
STAT. by the James w. Gray delegate
1ouy iscrkeey Therefore, the Sheriff OF the SAID c"un
u Be. IL hereby required hold election III that coun
Ts the 9th day December next Tor delegate 10 NIL
'atatty Aforesaid
Gcr INV hand Governor and under the Seal Of the State
Rchncni. This 18th day OF November A. d. eoZ anu ID
he :.tn yeur oi the Commonwealth. ~
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HUMANITY HAIL ACADEMY,

ENE xecses this School will be resumed on the 'th anua
ry ls53 and closed u second Friday November follow
ing Board washing lodging and uion inclusive Will be urnish.
ed for the moderate sum OF el00 The term.
This very healthy ard eligible and suitable situation for
School, entirely remote from the hauns of vice and dissipation
about miles West OF the Female Collegiate Institute Four
will be my family boaders addition those already
engaged but board obtained in the
very moderate The attention will be paid TO The
moral wei as mental training OF confled my
Address Gravel Hill, Buckingham county, Va
Nov 27-cwt7Jan. ELIJAH G.. HANES
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RECHM0ND ENQUIRER.
MoRNING, DEcEMEER 6, lsss
ELECTION OF STATE OFFIGtRs,

on Saturday the Legislature reelected those excellent o.
cers Robert Johnston st Auditor; Robert Butler T:easu.
ret ) h. Parker, Register Of Land Office, and Charles :
Morgan, Superintendent OF the Penlcnaly. They aisc
elected George W. Munlod Secretary Of The Commonwealth
and Lbrnrun, and VIM. Jackson uf Richie 2! Auditor,
IN place o tho present incumbents. 1raa admirable
appointments Both The gentlemen Well and fa:ora5y
known for fine talents energy industry courteous mann=s
and high character. beautiful letter read from Col
Munford rendering his resignation Clerk Of Tie House
TO lake effect at the pleasure of the House. BY w OF
last winter the Of office Of the State officers 10
commence the lst OF June 1t is however proposed 10
make them take cicc, The st of January
James G. SPOTS, the present incumbent, md Morris D.
Newman of Madison, put in nomination for The oihcc
Of Penitenary Store Keeper After animated d=cuss!on
and al very late hour The completion Of The oS order
was until Saturday
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-12-07

NEW ORLEANS, Dec The schooner Mary Ellen
from Tampico reports excitement in l.t city, in
sec Of formidable revolution having broken out in
the State OF Tamaupas Tho city Of Victoria the capital
of The State in possession OF the rsvola;loniss who
were hourly expected to attack Tampco
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! lEKsnING F0KNAtDING AND CoMM1s-

s Richmond and Petersburg Railroad Company having de-
crevlng produce or other freight be forwarded over
. t 10 tcinuni unless consigned agent 10 Petersburg
!.rsisnsJ beg oer his services as forwarding
~ RO. F. LESTER.
.: 10 Me.rs Hester White Col Sam Wnfree. Messrs
,s1. Rra Richmond; Mr. A Vaughan aud T. T. Read, Esq,
r-,l;,; Mr ~au'l. d. Booker, Granville, NJ L.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-12-07

Col. BaaxErT, Senator from the Montgomery District,
as Teen detained from ia for several days BY Gipo
si,icn but conva2sccut ard expects 10 his
scat Ir tay or
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-12-07

5'We regret to learn INA! DR.. ARTHUR t. SMITH, sens
the Norfolk county district, who hae no Deeh In
The present (adoutnc) session OF The Legislature,
detained home BY ladspoSitlon d. D. was,
however, getting well, ut last accounts
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-12-07
CHESTNUT GKoVE AcADEMY, aoocHLAND

COUNTY, A.
TIyHE third en norhs) session School will
Sd of January s3 and continue till ls Of December al
lowing month aiou in summer.
The School healthy retired neghbothood and
urroundcd by excellent society The OF instruction Is
horoush chiefly for the Unive
o. Virginia. ~
Terms-Board tuition, exclusive uf ghts) from 8lO0 10
slO TUITION alone English, SIS S0 according 10 ad
yancemen Anccn, Modern and Mathematics s4
Tie pupils will be nte and those who wish To enter
their Sons or wards should make carly application
DAVID s. FARRAR, Principal.
RgrHRESeH-D lIars cele DE We're and Courtenay Uni
vsr.,v ,Cr, Ad,r.xs Hu,ensyIle. Va, Dec. l-cit'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-12-07

lRGlNiA.-A, Supreme Court Of Appeals held at the
.lSi::
4s-derrd that the rule Of this Court adopted or the
y m day January 1916, and also the rule adopted on the
m day April i9 be rescinded and that the following be
In lieu hereof take effect from the twentieth day OF the
sh mouth which is ordered be published for the information
g oar and public. viz:
1 cause shall be called for hearing the Court Will receive
4S amy written arguments. "a copy for each judge II the
iiie both SIDES shall choose TO submit the same
ae c" shall stand fotting if there ap
~ C"un c But when is taken up for trial uron The
@ the docket and orally in behalf OF only OF
prin'ed or written argument shall be received, unless
e"fe ;he ora usumen: begin and the Court will proceed
+ 23-c2w conv-Tes,a. sITEN r. r.
II Is EDWARD &. SWAMI, George E. Diuguid and Jane
L.. M ~ie Caroline NJ Leake, Edward Coles, Isaac Coles,
Lon Fisher and Jane t. his wife. Thomas b. Swami,
IN SwSann Samuel r. Swami, and R. F. Graves guardian
r.. " William Selden ard Eliza NJ Swami. infants.
h mat On Monday The 18th day Of January, s3 be.
OF nine III the morning and sunset the residence
h. I eage, In The county Of Hardeman and State Of Ten
axe me rpoatons of Mrs Elizabeth Pledge Niles Eli
3s =, ~ ahc o'h-r. 10 be read evidence the trial
IN hS Iircu Conr. OF Powkaen county. Virginia. in Chan
he oa an Plaintiff and you Defendants the eKamina
"a continued hom day day tSundays excepted) unit,
Ir y JOHN STIRLING SWAMI.
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KCGHI ACADEMY,
BOARDING SCHOOL FOR YOUNG GENTLEMEN,

4 II . I,
will lis sixth annual session on ;- 81
SepieIner liz system! OF instruction an1 dsclrRe IS
. ;t according the approved methods The course OF
m /. comprehensive all the branch
l5era education Toe best Teachers employed every
every paid the comfort OF the scholars
moderate Circulars can be had Al the Enquirer office
e. T. MORRISON, Principal.
.EFERENCES-Wnl. w. Corcoran Esq Thos. Richie Esq,
i I. J. Page Lieut.. Il. Marcy WIN. Selden, Esq.