Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-06-13
DooK-KEEFxNG.

Inc student. under sspfchc nsme, IL in
tioduced into business. and carried through all
the various complicated forms Of Commercial
Transactions bv Double Entry in pracflcai
manner. Keeping 3 principal Books, viz,
Waste, Journal and Leger,
do 2 do do Journal aud Leger
3 do do do lager alone. post
been adopiedb by many of tho first Houses in
the United States as well as England.
Domestic Businen-For the course $40.
Foreign do Sl2.
Communication from a Committee Of Gentle
men attached 10 one Of Mr.. C's classes IN
Baltimore.
The undersigned having taken lessons in
Book keepingunder MIR. Carpenter, u gentle.
man from New York, highly recommended,
do most cheetOlly express our unqualified ap-
| probation Of his system OF instruction in hat
very useful ari,as we'll ms our commentator OF
his skill, aud OF his practical, pcrspcuous, and
pleasing method in teaching u.
Having the various books prepared TO his
hand, the pupil is led, step by step, through
the different departments Of the work, by d0u-
| BILE entry, from the opening 10 the closng oi
| accounts. tie Is made 10 JOurndhfe and
post the entries himself, aud to keep the Nbxil.
arv books. such as Cash Books, BIZ Books,
| Bank Books, &c. which mpresses the SC ence
| upon his memory and enables him moi only tn
| understand, but TO do the work, aud To test
| the correctness OF the whole by Balance Sheets,
| &c.
| We hore that many young men may avail
| Themselves OF The opportunity now afforded, to
perfect their knoaedge in branch of learn-
ing indispensable TO the merchant, important 10
the lawyer, and useful TO all.
! Edaa Hnckley, lnss Bakemsn,
Geo. Gordon Bell, J. II, Clarke, Classical
6. |. Dulauy, Teacher
Nj iiuock Young. D. B. Prince, Principal
! Wm. Gideon, oithe Ia, cite Nademy.
Merchants:
VIM. d. McKim Ambrose A. White,
| Geo. Remsen VIM. Eokel,
Lnoch hyde, Jun. Edward Cockey
ed r. rkins, Francs !. JONES,
Frederick Woodwork, John Howell
William w. Kane, Pratt Jennings,
ALEXANDRIA.
Thomas w. Smiih Joseph l.. Sanford,
Samuel II. Janney, IhomAs PonCy
! Frederick Wilson, George Mason.
Communication from Committee IN Rich
m0nd.
We, the subscribers, having received nstrUc-
ton from Mr.. Carpentier IN the science o.
Book Keeping, do hereby express the big
satisfaction with which we have been succcssh
fuily conducted through thu most obscure in
tricacies o: that all important branch of COM
mercih education which so many fail 10
ind rstsnd, though aided by III most com
monty approved systems of managing &C
counts.
The system Of Book Keeping taught nv Mr..
Carpenter, obvIates, however, every difficulty
in ,hat science, aud renders it, what il always
should be made, PLAIN aud practical; and must
where il becomes known, tie admired for ITS
unrlvalIed superiority over all the ordinary sss-
tens Of Book Keeping extan,; snd, in a void,
become a substitute for every other.--We,
there fore. most gladly recommend Mr.. Car
pentier TO the entre confidence and IN ost lber-
al patronage OF the community.
Signed in behalf of the Class
o. A. Shaw. l.. n. Richards,
w, S. Bur, !. NJ Smnh
X. B. Dudley, II. D. Warwick,
| Ii. T.. Grannis j. Michaels.