Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-12-06

o inc ABOVE described negro, is requested
orward prove pspertypay charges and take him away
o. else he will be disposed of as the law directs.
Caroline County, Va, Dec. 2. 6l-wi2w
CHARLOTTESVILLE FEMALE SEMINARY
~ School for young Ladies, to be conducted by Mis-
H. SsdrnS, late of Boston, will be opened at Charlot,es
vile on the 10Th OF January next This Lay's expert
ence In tins avocaiion, well in Boston Edge Hill
In Albcmarle, her exemplary character and assluy il
her pursuits the inducements some of our cit
zons TO invite her TO Charlottesville. Her School will
embrace all the branches of finished English Education
For these, the charge wbe Is dollars per session of five
months The French and Italian ang,Iaoes will aIso no
taught for which there will be additional charge OF
hve dollars; and the same extra charge for drawing-
Music will be taught by Lady, whose qualifications for
this duty are unquesonable; for this there will be Sc
parate charge of $50 per session.
This school will be taught at the house of Mrs Kelly
Ana she Is DESTROYS OF receiving into her family young
ladies' who pupils of Miss s. She is induced to do
this by the deep interest she feels in the subject
ton And she will exercise asnora religious nlu
ence over those Entrusted TO her 1t will her
pleasure, TO train them in those habits and PRINCIPLES
which are essential to well balanced female character
The high character OF this lady, and the convenience of
her residence for such purpose leave little TO be desired
by parents and guardians who wish place their augh
tiers or wards school, Her residence combines spacious
apartments, with healthul and retired situation
Her terms Tor board will be $50 per five months paya
Die one half advance For this she will furnish dieting
washing, Lodgings fuel and lights. Those wishing fur
ther information upon this subject may acquire it by re-
ference to Dr. Charles Cooke, T. w. Gimer, Thomas j.
m, tUiPn OPie MOTIFS John X Jones, A. Genet, Rice
lOi Edgeam, Oct. ' J, 1897
Of m
family Tor three years. and have every opportuni-
ty OF estimating her qualifications as an nsructress of
young LADIES' which deem of the highest order
know no lady TO whose should cheerfullv con-
ne the intellectual and moral instruction of my daughter
ryiag e VIII h S Fe5 G Rt e egsscG aH
ment of both parents and PuPs With great oI respect
To RICE W. wooD, Esq
CLASSICAL AND MATHEMATICAL SCHOOL.
EHNHE subscriber having leased for lite, his mothers
n residence in the county OF Amelia, will commence
If anI
ton will be prepare DRY Tor the University and his text
books generally such as used in that institution
For his qualifications teacher, he refers to the
subioned fca'es For himself, he promises unre-
uniting exertions discharge faithfully and fully the du-
ties OF his profession Having always in view the moral
well as mental improvement OF his pupils, such ds
board with him will be required % attend family devo-
tons, whilst part of each sabbath will be devoted to
the study of the Bible text book of duty and morality
Text Rooks In Mathematics, La CroiX's arithmetic
Cambridge mathematics, with BornycastIes Algebra
and Boucharlat's Calculus.
In Groek-Yapy's and Putnann's grainmars, New
Testament, Anahass Heroic US Eu iPles md Thnci-
diies.
In L,tn Ruddiman's and Znmp,'s Grammars. Cesar,
Cicero al FSmiares, Virgil, Horace, 'uvenal and Ia
cius
Terms, per session of 10 mon,hs-Board 800; TUT
tion. 5r. Board aud tuition payable semi annually in
advance.
As the number Of pupils whom he accommodate as
boarders is limited twenty, the subscriber Id thank
his friends possible 10 intimate their intention
OF sending to him. Letters (pos pad,) directed Genito
WILLIAM IT. HARRISON.
University of Virginia, J,dy I'M, 1882.
Mr.. William II. Harrison has been student OF this
University r. sessions has attended the schools OF
ancient languages mathematics natural philosophy and
moral philosophy and graduated last year in the school
OF ancient languages, and i'll this year graduate in ma
thenacs and natural philosophy. He is, in every
spect excellent student, and most exemplary man,
and conscientiousIy nd him as fitted to con-
duct school, or 10 6l professional chair
NJ PATTERSON,
Chairman and Prot Nat. Philosophy
University Of Virginia, July 1lh, 1892.
hereby certify, that Mr. w. II. Harrison, Studen
in the University Virginia, and Graduate in three
Schools, was for two sessions n member Of my
throughout which period, his conduct only free
from blame, hut uniformly such deserve the warmes
appreciation To this cerica of apple alton and mora
conduct, il wi be unnecessary TO add testimony OF pro
hcency-the Diploma granted by the Faculty TO Mr.
Harrison, being certificate 10 dat effect, of create
weight; ii may not, however, be improper TO remark
that degree in the University, is granted in
quence of any stated residence in that institutions but
given as ties monal INERT, and implies in my school
an intimate acquaintance with all the elementary, AM
most OF the higher branches of pure Mathematics.
may add my belief, founded both private acquaintance
and Mr.. HIS in the Lecture Room, tia hi
mind and habits render him well qualified to mpdIt wild
accuracy and facility, his acqnireI ns TO oiber'.
G. BONNY CASTLE,
Professor of Mathematics
University IF pirginid
July II, 1892. {
Mr. WIN. n. Harrison qecame graduate in the Lati
and Greek Languages, The end Of the session S3l-3
The extent Of his knowledge, his habits OF patient
accurate investigation and his ardor in the pursuit
learning AMI science, qualify him in superior degree C
the office OF an Instructor Of youth. From his exercise
IN the Lecture Room, aud from the acquaintance wit
Mr. H., which private intercourse has given me- al
moreover fully convinced tbat lie possesses that indi
pensable qualification for Teacher the power Of con
numbering his know edge TO others. Ny persuasions
lis high qualifications, and my Tor his excelIe
virtues induce TO recommend Mr.. Harrison earnes
" to the confidence Of thoe who may wish to have tie
sons well taught G.. HARRISON.
Dec 8 t6l 2H8el lrof Anc L'nsase
WMINDsoR SHADES FOR sALE-Wiil be so
w Friday the eth day OF December next, on II
premises II l3r II not the FIRST fair day thereafter pu
lie auction to the highest bidder, Windsor Shades conai
ing one hundred and eighty odd Of land situate, J.
ing and being in the county Of New Kent, immediate
on Chckahomny River, which is navigabe for vessels
two or three thousand bushels, about thirty miles fro
Richmond. The situation is a good for Incrcant
business, and has every convenient house, &c carry
on 10 advantage, besides comfortable Dwelling .hou