The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-12-15

M r. LIE TELLER, DENTYST-Is now
w pract'cing N tie various branches of his
profession, d e. cleansing and restoring tire Teeth
to their natural elegance, setting mtifcial ones,
81 as 10 De useful rs well as ornamental, plugging
the dccayed cavities OF such as can be preserved.
and exit acting such are too far zone to p. sved
IN w:uch oiaeIt ON makes O. 2r. e.
Extracting InStrUa':.at-whicht takes the teeth out
without any possibility of fracturing the Jaw or
bruisnS the gums, and with much less oain than
the instruments that are in general use.
He deems it unnecessary 10 say any thing CON-
ccrnng the advantages derived from the manner
~ hrs performance oc his abiitics leaving, il for
us tcrT1cr operations - sneak
re has DE2'TIFRIcz of n superior quality.
yo'a OF corrosive substances, prepared by himself
His dwelling is ever NJ. Rroole's store in the
brick row.-A Inc servant directed to the said
piice, wiz b. attended to. Dee. t5,-rep2w1
q DUCATiON.-On the 18Th Of I1cIt January
"a the subscriber intendSto open a SCHOOL.
at the Green Springs, in Louisa county, where
boys MY De instructed in the Latin, Greek, French
aud English Languages. 1t is deemed rnneces-
sary TO TO say any thing of the advantages Of The.
situation which he hes selected, 80 It's hcalth:-
ness and rer1ojeress from every kind OF dissip:-
tion are well known II most gentlemen of the low
or country. no scholars viii: be admitted, et-
ccpt those who board at the Springs (where a
Boarding. House viii be kept by Col. Nu,ris) bv
immediately under his eye, and be enabied TO ct
tend At ali times both 20 their morals and educa-
ton. The terms wiz be--Board % pounds per
an''iin' exclusively Of bed and washing-Tuition
~ pounds, one half OF each to be paid at the ex-
pliation OF Six months, and the other at the end
OF the year These gentlemen who interd 10
commit Their sons On wards to the care of the sub
scrcer, VIII please 10 notify him OF Il by letters
directed to Iindsays Post Oflice, Albenarie
coahty, and addressed to
FRANCIS F. MAURY.
N. B. The following letters, one from Mr..
Carr and tie other from Col. Nicholas Gin wl,52c
?liliy nave lived three ye.is in the capacity of
private tutor) are published rs testimonials Of NV
QUALIFICATIONS as "a tcacher i. z. M
Cars Byoot, Nov 70, 1907.
Ny DEAR Stp-I have learned vitli real Plea
sate, your intention Of opening schoo Cor teach
ing the dead languages. AltlIouei, ny mon az
to their utility and ornament msy u, deemed by
sore absurd, and by others unt,.5.louabe; vet
my reason does not yield its assent to gny Of he
arguments which have heard against tieIn, and
nu 1t does, must be permitted 10 believe they
arc bolh useful and ornamental. Having f-c1uen-
y had an opportunity o. being in y,u, scho3l at
Wfrren, is with greet sincerity and truth that
give my feeble testimony in f..vou. of YOUR a.
oity rs teacher, and tle excellence Of vour me-
mod OF Instruction. Wien had .st the d ensure.
Ut seeing yOl, it seemed to be v1ur intention 10
1pena scnooi atthc Green Springs; do not ti:nh
7ou could select a more eligible situation. wish
pest wishes for your success, believe me your
'fiend. 2. CARR.
Warren, WoU g. 1871
DEAR SIE--It gives me great pleasure to hear
that YOU intend to establish yourself 1T the Green
springs. The sitGatiol is Az admirable one Cor
.1tga school, it has every thing to recommend it.
From three years intimate acquaintance with YOU,
have TIE utnos; co;nid:uce you Wi give en-
ire satisfaction To ali who may commit their chil-
c:sen to your caTc For your diligence and aniil-
and ssli !et the regret Eel at my SONS being de-
prived OF your inatrIction youch. Accept my
most s'dcrfe wishes f,g your Success, and assIr.
ahces hat believe your expectations will be full.
ly Swcred.
am Dear Sir;
With esteem and regard,
Your humble servant,