Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-11-13
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"A ME Subscriber will continue his School the
m ensuing year, at MIR Stephen Duvaps, in tho
Nnnnty Oh llohrico, about eleven miles from the
Ciy OF K'chmond, commencing on the tenth dny
al San"hry, aud ending the latter part of Oc,o.
Der. As the subscriber contemplates attending a
course "i Northern Lectures. during the next win
'er' oy reason OF which, he shall be compelled TO
adjourn his School earlier than usual, the custona.
~ vacation IN August, will not be given, aud his
pupils will have the benefit of his instruction in
mat month, instead of having ii in tho short days
ferablc.
For Latin, Elements OF Philosophy and
Mathematics, $25 90
The minor English Branches, 90 90
IL VIII he the subscribers aim whilo informi- g
The mind to improve the heart, and correct the mo.
rails aud no pains will be spared to insti Into the
minds Of his pupils proper sense OF right. lie
will be greatly aided in his chjeavors to do this by
the exemplary morality of the neighborhood in
which his school is located. The neighborhood is
surpassed by none in the lower country in salubri-
~. And its proximity to Richmond, added to its
heaithnness and morality. renders it to parents IL
wing IN Richmond, and DESTROYS to remove their
children from contact with the thousand vicious OK
amrlcs with which cities tecm desir able situation
IN which to rear them in science and virtue
Board may be obtained upon reasonable terms in
tho families of MIR. Stephen Duval, Samuel Cot
trci, Cant. Samuel Brown, and others For cvi-
deuce of his fitness for the task he assumed, the
subscriber rcfors tn the annexed certificates.
RICHD. STARKE CAUTHORN.
Hcnrico County, Nov. 9th, 1899.
Having examined number of Mr.. Cauthorn's
pupils hesitate not to express my full
with his patrons and numerous other compctent
Judges, in n,csting their rapid progress and accu-
rate learning, In the various of CLASH
cal and Polite Iiteramrc derived thr ough the me-
alum of his instruction. wher efore most cordial
~ recommend him u teacher and gentleman TO
liberal and enlightened public to whose patron
! ago he is, in high degree. entitled.
NATHAN BURCHARD.
have been acquainted with Mr.. Richard S.
Cauthorn, for several years. and have had ample CD.
Portunies to judge of his fitness as an instructor
OF youth, and do not hesitate to saw that cousi.
der him remarkably we'll qualified to impar ri instruct
ION IN the various branches ho processes to under
stand AS an English Grammuran, and Latin.
lst, he has few RnpcrIOrs. have, within tn. last
four years, attended several of his examinations
His pupils uniformly reflected much credit upon
themselves and their teacher, by the know ledge
they Pvlnced of the several branches upon which
they were examined. As gentleman, Mr.. Cuu
thorn's character is unexception
CHAUNCEY G. GRISWOLD
November 5th, 1882.
This will certify, that attended an examination
oil the School taught by Capt. Richard S. eau.
thorn, euring the present year, and was we'll plea
scd with the manner of instruction pursued by him
and tho progress of his pupils. i tako great plea
sure IN recommending him person worthy of
encouragement instructor of youth.
r. NJ. CARVER, M. d.
concur with the above