Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-01-03

CLASSICAL AND MATHEMATICAL SCHOOL.
IYuNHE subscriber having leased Tor lite. his mothers
n residence, in tho county OF Ameiia will commence
his School the 9th of January His course of nstruc
ton will be prepare DRY for the University and his text
books generally such as used in that institution.
For his qualifications teacher, he refers to the
suhjoned certificates For HIMSELF he promises
uniting oxertons discharge faithfully aud fully the du-
ties OF his profession Having always in the moral
as well 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 devoe ed 10
the study OF the Bible book of duty and morality
Text Books In Mathematics, La Croix's arithmetic
Cambridge mathematics, with Bonnycas algebra
and Boucharlat's Calculus.
In Grcek-Vapys aud Butmann's grammars, New
Testament, Anabasis, Herodous, Euipdes and Thuci-
dides
In Latin -Ruddimans and Zumpts Grammars, Caesar
Cicero ad Familiacs, Virgil, Horace, Juvena aud Ia.
citus.
Terms, per session Of 10 mon,hs-Board 500; TUT
ton, 500. Board aud tuition payable semi. annually in
advance.
AZ the number ofpupis whom he can accommodate as
ooatders is limited 10 twenty, the subscriber would thank
his friends as possible TO intimate their intention
OF sending to him. Letters (pos paid directed Genito
Bridge, POwhatati, will be duly attended 10.
WILLIAM II. HARRISON.
University Of Virginia, July lIth, 1882.
Mr. William II. Harrison has been a student Of this
University Tor sessions has attended the schools OF
ancient languages, ma hematcs natural philosophy aud
moral philosophy and graduated last year the school
OF ancient languages and will this year graduate in ma
themaics aud natural philosophy He is in every re-
sPect, excellent student, and exemplary man.
and consceniousy recommend hun as fitted 10 con-
duct school, or TO fill professional chair.
X NJ. PATTERSON
Chairman and Prot Nat Phil sophv
University Of pWginid, Juiy llth 1882.
hereby certify, that Mr.. ". IL. HARRISON a Student
IN the University OF Virginia. and Graduate in three of
Its schools, was Tor two sessions member Of my class
throughout which period, his conduct not only free
from blame but uniformly such deserve the armest
appreciation To this certificate of application and moral
conduct il will b. unnecessary TO add testimony of pro.
hciency-the Diploma granted by the Faculty to Mr.
Harrison, being certificate that effect OF greater
welghG 1t may not, however, be improper remark,
hll n nRu in lT.ipa
quence OF any stated residence in that institution but
given testimonial OF merit, and implies in nv school
an intimate acquaintance vita all the elementary, and
most OF tie higher branches OF pure Mathematics. |
may add bee founded both private acquaintance
and on Mr. HIS answers in tie Lecture Room, tina this
mind and habits render him well qualified to inpart with
accuracy and facility, his acquire nents 10 Others.
c. BONNYCASTLE,
Professor of Mathematics.
University Of PirginiG,)
July III, 1892 (
Mr.. VIM. II. Harrison became graduate in the Latin
aud Greek Languages, the end of the session Is3-3I
The extent OF his knowledge his habits of patient and
accurate investigation and his ardor in the pursuit of
learning aud science, qualify him superior degree for
The office OF an Instructor OF youth From his exercises
in the Lecture Room, and from the acquaintance with
NJ H., which private intercourse has given me- am
moreover fully convinced, that he possesses that nJs
pensabe qualification Tor Teacher the power of com.
nunicaling his knowledge 10 others NV persuasions of
hs high qualifications and my esteem Tor his excelle
virtues induce 10 recommend Mr.. Harrison earnest
eons,well taught g. HARRISON
zee o. lOI -2tw3wI fro Anc. Languages.
~HEAr THRESHlNG MACHINES-Thc sub
Wv scriber having recovered his health is now re-
Stunning his business, OF making Wheat Machines aud
other agricultural Implements and would particularly re-
quest those gentlemen, who are in OF Machines to
make early application The number of orders he is al
ready favored with (from gentlemen who have seen his
Machines in operations and well satisfied of their ST.
perioty) has encouraged him make considerable
raons, in procuring seasoned timber of the best quality
and other suitable materials he has also engaged seve
raj experienced workmen, which, together with his ocn
I i'm Tho hrSin Ill.
cute all orders in superior style The following certif
Gates and references WILL he hopes be satisfactory 70
those persons who have not had opportunity of ndg
ing for themselves JOHN EXALL.
december 70 67-w4w
:, Rocky 1GHs, HanOuer county, Feb 23 1880
MIR. John Exall has made for me, Portable Machine
oil the middle ze on his improved pan performs WELL
and gets out whea1om the very clean it works
easy and IN every way much tony satisfaction
HdnoDer County, Feb. %, 1880.
concur in the opinion expressed by Mr.. E. f. Wick
ham, OF Dir. John Exalls Wheat Machine, having pur-
chased one oil The same size LEWIS BERKLEY.
James Ricer Bermutd Hundreds
Chesterfield, September 1892 {
have used one of Mr. John Exalrs Portable Tbresb-
ing Machines for two seasons and have never failed
threshlng from ono hundred and fifty to two hundred
bushels OF wheat per day. with mules or horses and
| sometimes when the day fine more than two hum
dred and fifty bushels Given under my hand as above
EDWARD Ii. BoISSEAU.
| do hereby certify, that | saw Mr. Richard Booths
(ExaIs Threshng Machne) at work last season and was
very much pleased with lis operation, so than any
met VIM nave not any doubt oil It's durabtV.
MIR. Booth thrcshed mine and the crops of srry other
persons amounting to some housanf1lushels and have
not any doubt II would get out well attended from two
hundred and fifty TO three hundred bushels per day.
Given under my hand this 20ih April, 1882
EDWD. POWELL, Petersburg.
have also certificates from the following named zen
emen, which shall be happy to shew to any person
who may wish TO see them
Richard Booth, Esq, Dnwldie county, April 1892
! Edwd Watkins Esq, Dinwiddie county, April 1882
DIR. John Minge, Charles City county
Nivant Quinchet, ESD, Dinwildie county April, 1882
Porter Cleveland, Esq, Albemarle county, May 3Oh,
1892. ''
Col Joseph S. Watkins, Dover Mills, Goocland coun-
J ty, September 1892.
Rgferences-JoIn Wickham, ESD; Hill Carter ESD
Shirley Charles City county; VIM. f. Wickham Esd
Hanover county Thomas Carter, Esq, King William
John w. Jones, Attorney at Law, Chesterfield county
samuel Bockius, Esq, Charles City county John Wat.
kins, Esq, Goochand; Odiah Meade ESQ., Amelia coun-
~; Dr. Meaux, Amelia county, and Major Hger, Pow
hatan.
To The Farmers Of SPottsyiDania, Caroline Hanoper
Henric0, P0WhGt0n, Louisa ami CttlbeTlaud
u ttE Subscriber, living in the upper end OF Hanover
N near Green Bay, p o., having purchased the patent
right OF Threshing Machine, obtained by Edmund War.
rem OF New York, the 1ith Of APRIL 1881 viii build to
ORDER Threshng Machines for many grain. growers in
the above mentioned countless will favor him with their
patronage; and hereby oewarns all persons from nfinr-
ing upon said right as he is determined to enforce The law