Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-12-04
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e YiiE subscriber will continue his School the
IN ensuing year, at Mr. Stephen Duvas, in the
County oil Henrico, about eleven miles from the
CITY ot Richmond, commencing the tenth day
OF January, aud ending tbs latter part of Octo-
Der, AS the subscriber contcmp lLieS attending
course of Northern Lectures, during the next win
Ter, 10y reason OF which, he Shall he compelled to
adjourn his School earlier than usual tho cusoma
ny vacation i'll August, will nut DO given and his
pupils will have tho benefit of his instruction in
that month, instead Of having it in tho short DAYS
ferable.
For Latin Elements of Philosophy and
,,,, Mathematics. S25 co
Tie minor English Branches 2O 90
~ VIII DC the subscribers aim wiilo inrorpi. U
the mind to Improve the heart and correct the li,o-
rails and no pains will be spared to instii iulo tina
minds OF lis pupils proper sense OF right He
VIII be greatly aldcd III his endeayors to do his by
the exemplary morality Of tic ncighborhood in
which his school is located. The ncIghborhood is
surpassed by none in the lower country in salubri
ty. And it's proximity TO Richmond added 10 It's
heathfulness and morality renders il to parontx IL
wing IN Richnl, nd, aud DESTROYS 20 remove their
children from contact TIL the thousand vicious OK
ampieS with which cities TEEN, desirable sl.ualion
in which to rear them in science and virtue
Board may bo ohtarod upon reasonable terms in
the families Of Mr.. Stephen Duval Samuel Cot
trel, Cant. Samuel Brown, and others. For owl
dencc Of his fitness for Tho task he assumed the
subscriber refers tn the annexed GER iGcaics.
MCIlD. STARKE CAUTUOKN.
Henrico County, Nov. 9th, 1882
Having examined numhcr Of Mr.. Cauthorn'S
pupils, hesitate not TO express my full accordance
with his patrpms and numerous other Competent
lHdgts in niicstlng iheir rapid progress 1nd
rate learning, IN the yiriona departments Of CLASH
cal aud PniItc Literature, derived through the me-
diem of his instruction, wherefore, most cordial
ly recommend him as a teacher and gentleman TO
liberal aud enlightened public, to whose patron
age ho is, in high degree entitled
NATHAN BURCHARD.
| have been acquainted with Mr.. Richard s.
CauthOru, for several years and have had ample OPP
portuHtics TO Judge Of his fitness as an instructor
cf youth, and do not hesitate to say that co:si.
der bim remarkably we'll qualified to part instruct
ion n the various branches he Processes TO under.
stand. As an English Grumnariun and a Latin
list, he has few superiors, have, within II, last
four years, attended several Of his examinations
| His pupils uniformly reflected much credit upon
/ themselves and their teacher, 10y the knowledge
| they cviuced of tho several branches upon whicl
[ they examined. As gcntloDam, Mr.. Can
| thOrH's character is uncxCepiionabr
| CHAUNCHI 6. GRlSWOLD.
| November 9TH 1892
This viii certify, that attended m examination
of the School taught by Capt Richard :. eau
thorn, during the present year, aud was we'll plea
Sod with the manner Of insliciioi, pursued by hiu
and the progress of his pupils. fake o great rt d
| 'ure im recommending Euu as 9 vcrson worthy g.
! encouragement, Us Az instructor O youth
r. ". CARVER, VI. d.
concur viii ihc abuys >. -,
&c saLtl j, J. DUVAL, VI. y