Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-05-30
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rms' number drawn will be entitled To S 1000
fHst number drawn 3dday............-.IGuO
first number drawn 9Th day. .2aOD
rust number dawn 9Th day .............. sOo0
fHsi number Drawn 10th aud last aay. 5000
c,, Ptizessuhjeci to a deduction of ID per cent.
commissioners appointed By tie Legislature. oj Va
t ,no.ns btuhdidse Jane, Deneaie John Spence
oe"fge smith John Lawson Esq's.
u1 me above Leery VIII he eoHpeted in ten draw
ms, "nde, The supetin,emance Of the following gem
Da"i.l lIueIcan James u, Lynch
Chs Il. Abraban's Augustine DAVIS
fOr the Improvement of Qnanfico Greek Navisafion
VA Saturday the 2zd September next, O'Clock in
Tue afternoon, the Virginia. Four Numbers Lottery
"ui ne drawn IN the city OF Richmond, when The public
m'nnies. SCHEME.
y Prizes OF 5 50is is S 20 92 Near blanks 10
zoos -. i1,sOS Prizes subject to
100 60 deduction Of IS
oz'o ftizcs ) 40 400 per cent.
0osn plamks---ossO Tickets at s. is x 40, 400
6 TICKETS SHARES in al the above Lotteries
are now selling at the yrstnia Lottery ce street,
N'chhond, tnext door below Or. Ahrsbalns' i'm ,br
s..,e formerly occupied by S. 4 81. Allen a Lottery
and Exchange once where all kinds Of cur,rn mani
Noes Will be exchanged at d very small discount
i'eAe's are also for sale at The Posi- Office.
JOSEPH VANNiNI. dBQRQger.
Nav III. 'N'p''i =, 'o
| ENnUCA iioN.-G. Il. Stack, principal Of the Char
- ioue'vilie Academy, informs The pubic that he
mas engaged MIR. Thomas Ragland rs teacher of matb
enaiios-wiih MIR. RS letters of reconnendatjnn The
following advertisement and testimonials which we're
intended tor publication In the month of JsnuyIv I.s
| are now respectfully laid before the public
mr. Nach lakes the liberty OF informing the uubIic
that va alton will end at The Academy of
on TIE nst gay OF February and that under the paIrou
age 81 The Hon Nisitnrs of the University OF Nrpnia
he WIZ recommends teaching The Latin, Greek and
French languages, mathematics geography beeslettres
ana ancient history nr. Stack thinking II
to punlish the many testimonials winch he has received
IN colleges and academies ia Europe aud America
hopes The following meMdatious i'm addiIon ~
that already published, viii ensure 10 the parents md
euaTu,a,s OF youth full confidence VI his attention
lam 3'ersc"aiks acquainted rim Mr. stack as a
ssnt+f"" anu as dtedchs7 he is perfectly competent
persuaded he 'oH ivc Satisfaction 10 ne paren,s Dt
soans men placed Vmder his care
jan. 1929. THOMAS COOPER, 81. D.
APRIL IS, 1919, PHILspsLPHrs.
Dear Sr-H,'. Stack SETS out for Chqr(otfesuiike TO-
| nncrroi0 10 take charge OF tie PROMISED srg,gnoy
SchOOt. ~ This geRtitmGHS cOmJ.tfnt kgori,dge nj
re cla$stc AUTHORS andhis q~afcationS as teacher
"aDe aoeudy expressed tOy0H f7nfdUorabie opinion
aHd IL Is not necessary 10 IT,. am persuaded
y0n HfA ma none better and jee so good.
t'rHe EhS as an introduction of Mr. Stack 10 UOuy
| SStei.Iion ami good Offices
! am as usual rim sincere respcct,
| DcHr SIR, your Jriend aud servant,
40 IA Jehersou' ESQ. THOMAS COOPER.
Ihe atfai"me"ts Of 1ir. Stack much superior
60 ny OfR Z" frery department If ,0ite Ied1J1g and
fh,S7e"ces' int P0vGd ith him consider ipuseL
Try , as sranerer 81 capacity amd disposition
dnt y"dge only 6y my kHonledSeo J his Snye, o,fy
ana ia me (lt persuasion thur his gro6iTy ana ieg
raf , ere s"c as monM not permit him to undertake
any tht"s wh,ch ne T1S MT bOtA c0pGbIe and deter
mind 10 fk Jkotr 40 other Leylas in ,cIich can
| dO him Justice 6nt these. WEI. DUnnt
| 20 January, 1870.
| me undersigned certi6eS fh0f Gerard e stack has
1eeH t"O years prQfeSSo, e6humanity (Lafia 4 Cree6
tGnSuases) am student Of logic and hiiosophg in he
COiGse OF hH6fnIty ana fhat dHri8glh0E peTiod n,
h"S dt'chursfd 6ofh his duties professor amt stu
gent "ifh ne highest crediftO himself His conduct
NdS 0een HpDoIJRIy cIenlisry and edifyiRg.
Dee' 10 1911 T.. HAGRAIH, Rector.
Ido hereby certify mat BIr. Thomas Rociand, late
e."st az re Onifed suites 1rtt0ry >6cddeay HghIl
0isH"g"tshsa haSe by lis erioyty fn ne 1eyjon,
sciences taHGt In this iuSiifnfioR and by his Other
GegmtTcme"ls- rs one ofthe most distinguished stu
! mathematics Hntit his feGUing me nc0deDly
[coPrj ins. g. 5. m;'iIspy a Xe sasnser
me 6earer ofthis, Afr Thomas Ragiand, has Iqfekt
cstH cd"et Of tie military academy, AMI Co, a con,
| $idsraote portion etthe time uHder my patticuIa,
| LtSfrtcfiOH
9ir R9gtand. hGt CcO or noHs 1rs eUer beionged "a
| rms HStUHfto0, haCe eIhibiftd finer specimens O
t9tHtS or more cateHge qHisti0USt R me n1S ana
| sciences PHrS"ed at This academy. He erce& rery
m"shih mathemdt'cS and phtiOSOriy, ami SfiH more
! ~ EHgftsh Hef0fHrf. lie is almirdbig qualified
l9r my business iiCh requires such kJiOnkedse ya,.
| ticnearfy surveying, engineering, ci0u miiitarD
Seeretaryship, cdicUi0toVS 0cc0myks or am serrce
hhtch requires Lhc uRfedenerEieS VI nina ana bodv
tft FfntaIefO say, th0t yOaHg badRcan he JonHd
t1petior 10 H''. B0gtGRd in the Qualifications 1hicI
S H. n,Pe"aaW om Wsor ofmnd, an ercehtHf edWcG-
ti0" anu u PrecisioN GHd promytifude Of erertton.
| JARED hANSFIEBD, Professor Of Natural
| aud Experimental Philosophy, late
! 80 coffJ Surveyor General Of the U. States.
| mlIltafy Academy, West Point Jan. 10, 1890.
| EhnS-S 80 year 10 advance.
! .oaId oi20 pad do.
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