Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-12-08

WE subscriber having leased for liie his mother
- residence, In the county OF Amelia, will CONNIE nee
his School the 9th of January His course of nsruc
uon VIII be prepare DRY for the University, and his tex
DOCKS generally such as are used in that insti uon
For his qualifications as teacher, he refers TO the
subjoined certificates. For himself he promises unre-
uniting exertions to discharge faithfully fully the du-
ties OF his profession Having always i'm view the moral
as wen as mental Improvement Of his pupils, such as
board with him will be required TO attend family devo-
tons, whilst part of each Sabbath will be devoted
ue study oil the Bible text book of duty and morality.
Text Books In Mathematics, La Croix's arithmetic
lam6ridge mathematics, with Bonnycastle's algebra,
and Boucharat's Calculus
In Greek-Valpy's and Bu'tmann's grammars New
dides.
In Latin Ruddiman's and Zumpts Grammars Cesar.
Cicero ad Familares, Virgil, Horace, Juvenal and Ia.
citus.
Terms, per session of 10 mon,hs-Board, 500; TUT
ion 500 Board and tuition payable semi annually in
advance.
As the number ofpupis whom he can accommodate as
ooarders is limited to twenty, the subscriber would thank
nus friends as soon possible intimate their intention
OF sending to him. Letters (post paid) directed Genito
Bridge POwhatan, will be duly attended to.
WILLIAM ~. HARRISON
University Of TIginia, July lIth, 1892
Mr. William h. Harrison has been a student of this
University for two sessions has attended the schools OF
ancient languages, mathematics natural philosophy AMI
moral philosophy aud graduated last year in the school
OF ancient languages, and i'll this year graduate in ma
,hematics and natural philosophy. He is, in every re-
spect, an excellent student, and most exemplary man.
and can conscieniousy recommend him fitted to con-
uuc' school, or TO fili professional chair
NJ PATTERSON,
Chairman and Prot Nat. Philosophy
On'oerSity Of Vrginid July lIth, 1882.
hereby certify, that Air. W. n. Harrison, a Student
In the University OF Virginia and Graduate in three of
It's schools, was Tor two sessions member of my class;
throughout which PERIOD his conduct was not only free
from blame, but uniformly such deserve the warmes
appreciation To this certificate of application moral
conduct will be unnecessary add testimony OF pro-
hciency-the Diploma granted by the Faculty TO Nir
Harrison, being certificate to that effect, of greater
weight; 1t may not, however, be improper to rema *
that degree in the University, is moi granted in conse.
qence oil any stated residence in that institution but
given a testimonial OF merit and implies in nv school
an intimate acquaintance with all the elementary and
most OF the higher branches of pure Mathematics I
may add my belief founded both private acquaintance
and ON Mr. HIS answers in the Lecture Room tina this
mind and habits render him we'll qualified TO impatt with
accuracy and facility, his requirements TO Others.
c. BONNYCASTLE,
Professor of Mathematics
University Of Tirginid,
. July IL, 1882. {
Mr.. WIN. II. Harrison qecame graduate in the Latin
and Greek Languages, at the end of the session lS3O3I
Inc extent OF his knowledge, his habits OF patient and
accurate investigation, and his ardor the pursuit OF
learning and science quality him i'm superior degree for
me ONCE OF an Instructor OF youth From his exercises
IN the Lecture Room, and Iom the acquaintance with
Mr. H., which private intercourse has given me, am
moreover FULLY convinced, that he possesses that ndis
pensable qualification Tor Teacher, the power of com.
municang his knowledge others. My persuasons of
ks high qualifications, and my esteem for his excelle
virtues, induce me to recommend Mr. Harrison
y to the confidence OF thoe who may wish their
sons well taught q. HARRISON.
Dec 8. [6l 2;w3w] Prof. Anc. Languages
* HOCKG HILL TAVERN.-The Subscribers have
~ taken this well known stand, formerly kept by Mr.
John Tannan, and recently by Mr.. Wilson Bracket The
house has just undergone thorough repair no pains
or expense have been spared in furnishing the with
furniture, beds, and bedding, all of ;.hich are entirely
new; and pledge ourselves to keep Table and Bar
we'll supplied Our stables large and airy with pure
and wholesome water flowing in abundance at the rear
door Of the stable We shall take great care TO have on
hand, at all times, good supply of orn clean and sheaf
Oats, and Hay, OF the best qualy-Caragcs Gigs SC
preserved from all kinds OF weather. Servants accommo-
dations comfortable. And we ready TO accommo-
date, in good Style travellers, permanent or transient
boarders The high and healthy situation of lhe house
OH H. between LIST and I'd Streets into which the main
western and northern roads enter the long experience
which one OF the firm obtained in the business having
been employed by John Taman, this house also at the
Planters Hotel, and afterwards being principal manager
for Mr. Archibald Robertson the Washington Tavern
together with the unremtted attention which we shall paw
to the comfortable accommodation Of such as NAV favor s
with their custom, will trust ensure us liberal share
OF public patronage. b. & S. JONES
GTFrom 10 to 10 Members of the Legislature can be
accommodated with genteel board upon very moderate
terms The walk to the Capitol is very good having been
graveiled In Indictment weather. Carriage and horses
will be furnished to carry the members to the Capitol free
of charge. b
10 Boarding Horses be taken at a moderate price in
superior Stables TDec. A. 603,