Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-11-23
EG DUCAT,lONI

I a SIIE Subscriber will continue his ;Sehopl, the
-M- ensuing year, at MIR Stephen Duvals in the
County OF Henrco, about sleyen miles from the
City of Richmond commencing on the tenth day
of January, and ending the latter part of Octo.
Der. As the subscriber contemplatcs attending a
course of Northern Lectures during the next win,
ter, by reason of which, he shall be compelled to
adjourn his School earlier than usual, the cus,oma
ny vacation in August, will not be givsn and his
pupils will have the benefit of his instruction in
that month, instead of having it in the short days
OF November, which he conceivss to DO greatly pre-
ferable.
For Latin, Elements OF Philosophy and u,
Mathematics, S25 Oa
The minor English Branches, 20 90
Il viii be the Subscribers aim while informing
the mind, TO improve the heart and correct thu no-
rails, and no pains will be spared To instii into the
minds OF his pupils proper sense oil right. IIo
will be greatly aided in his endeavors do this by
she exemplary morality Of, tho neighborhood in
which! his school is oc;ted., The nog hborhood is
~. And its proximity TO Richmond added to it's
healtbfulness and morality. Tenders it to parents IL
wing in Richmpnd, abd ,,desirous "a ren,ove their
children from contact with tbs Ihousend VICIOUS OK
in which to rear them ip science and artue.
Board may bp obtaiEed upon REASONABLE jerars, lin
the families Of Mr.. Stephen Ddval, Samuel. GOT
trel, Capt. Samuel Brown. and others. :. For cvf-
dcDce of hts. htpcss for the task, he assu;ed the
subscriber refers to the annexed certificates.
....a RICHD. STARKE CAUTHORN
Eenrco County, Nov. 9Th, 1892.
Having examined number of Mr.. Canthorn's
pupils hesitate not to exprsfs.my full arcogdance
with his patrops and numerous other competent
Judges in ytestlpg their rapid progress and accu-
rate learning in the various depar OF Slgssi
cal and Polite L,ergInrc, derived through the, mn
dum of his iDstrnetion, wherefore, most cordial.
~ recommend him as teacher md gentleman to
u liberal and enlightened public, to whose patron
age he u.s. IN high degree, entitlcd,s Y,,
NATHAN BURCHARb.
] have been acquainted with Mr.. Richard S.
CsuthOr, for several years, and have had ample OPP
portunites To Judge of his fitness an instructor
Of youth and do not hesitate to say, that cons
der him remarkably well qualified To impart Instruct.
ion in the varions branches no Processes to under.
stand. As an English CrammariaD and a Eaiin-
list, no has few supcuors. have, within III, last
four years, attended several Of his examinations
His pupils uniformly reflected much credit upon
themselves and their teacher, by tho knowledge
they evinced of tho several branches upon which
they were examined. As gentleman, Mr.. eau.
thoTn's character is unexcepioDable.
CHAUNCEY G. CRISWOLD.
November 5th 1892
This will certify, that attended an examination
| of the School taught by Capt. Richard S. eau.
| thorn, during the present year, aud was we'll plea.
| sed with the manner ofinstructcn pursued by him
and the progress of his pupils. take great plea
sure in recommending him as person worthy Of
encoutag cinoht, instructor of youth
H.. VI. CARVER, VI. d.
no SG la-of - ~ By. DGvAL, NJ d.
| N 4AND-SCRIP.-Lne D0LlaraE SeUeHfeen Cents
| m per acre, is now, and will be paid for Land.