Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-06-16
HOOK-YETpTNG.

The Student. under a specific name, l. in.
u odnced into business and carried through all
the various complicated forms Of Commercial
Transactions by Double Entry in Practical
manner. Keeping 3 principal Books, viz
Waste, Journal aud Leger,
q do . do do Journal and Leger
3 do do do Leger alone, post
ing directly from the auriliarits, which have
been adopted by many Of the first Houses in
the United States as well as Eng land.
Domestic Bminess-tor the course Sla
Foreign do Sl2.
Communication froa a Committee Of Gentle
nlsn attached to one of Mr.. C'g classes IN
Baltimore.
The undersigned having taken lessons in
Book keep'nguuder Mr.. Carpenter, a gentle
man from New YorR, highly recomm, ndcd
do most cheertully express our unqualified ap-
probs ion OF his system Of instruction in ,hat
very useful art,as well rs our corumendaiioo of
bis Skill and of his practical. perspicuouf. aud
pleasing method in teaching il.
Having the various books prepared TO his
hand, the pupil is led, step by step. through
the dllierent departments Of the work, by dou-
be entry, from the opening 20 the closing OF
Heceunts. lie Is made 10 ,0urHGhse md
post the entries himself, and to keep the ansil-
ary books, such Cast BOOKS Blu Books
Bank Books, &c. which impresses the science
upon ms memory and enables him mol only 10
understands hut to do tie work aud IN test
the correctness Of the whole 5y Balance Sheets
&c.
We hone that many young men may avail
themselves Of the opportunity NOW afforded, to
perfect their know ledge III branch OF learn
ing Indispensable to the merchant, Important to
the lawyer, aud useful 10 all.
Edward HmckIev. J.mes Bakcman,
Geo. Gordon Bell. J. IL, Clarke, Classical
e T. Duiauy, Teacher
N, Cliolock Young, d. B. Prince, Principal
WA, Gideon, olIhe Fa, cite Academy
Merchants:
VIM D. Mckim Ambrose A. White,
Geo. Rensen, WIN. Etkel,
kno,b Il +, de, jun. Edward Cockey
K ell Ptrkins Francis ]. JONES,
Frederick " oodworth John lowell
William W. Kane, Pratt Jennings.
ALEXANDRIA.
Thomas W. Smith, Joseph L. Sanford
Samuel Il. Janne,, Thomas Pomcy
Er.de ick Wilson, oeoige Mason.
Communit alton from Committee IN Rich
M0ud.
We, The Subscribers, having received instruc-
ton from Mr.. Carpenter IN the science OF
Book Keeping, do hereby express the high
satisfaction with whioh We have been SUGGEST
fully conducted through the most obscure in
tricacirs O: that all important branch OF Cum
mercial education winch so many tai to
understand, though aided by III most com.
monly approved systems OF managing &C
counts.
TIE system of Book Keeping taught bv Mr..
Carpenter, obviates, however. every difficulty
in that science, and renders 1t, what il Away
should be made, piain and P'dciicai and must,
where IL becomes known, be admired for It's
uprlvalled superiority over all the Ordinary sys-
tens of BOOK Keeping extant; and, in Word,
hecome substitute fer every oiEeT,--Ne,
there toie. most gladly recommend MIR. Ca'-
pentirr 10 the entire confidence and IN ost hber-
al palIonage OF the community.
Sigued in behalf OF the Glass.
O. A. Shaw, +. II. Richards,
w s. BUR-, J NJ. Smith
X. b. Dudley, II. ID. Warwick,
Al I AIiphaaia