Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-08-05
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

ygyHE NEXT SESSION OF the under gasd's School,
near Charlotte Court House, Va, will commence on
the ls Of November aud terminate the first of Octo
Der follow ing with vacation OF month ia the middle
OF the session The course OF instruction will embrace
the Latin, Greek, and French Languages. aud Athena
tics. The charge for tuition will be $40 for the sc,oas
tic year of ten months; and scholar will be received
Tor less period; will deduction be made for alb
from school Boarding be had in respectable
private ames within short distance Of the school, for
from 500 to so, the scholastic year. comfortable
School aouse has been recently built and the society in
the neighbohoDd well know Tor its religious and
habits.
The undersigned would observe, that he commenced
his studies in Europe and subsequently, grsdusted at
Union College New York, and in the School of Ancient
Languages in the University OF Virgins, aud that
had the experience OF several years the business
sructon, which has been his only
Early application is requested.
MARTIN HART
Aug. o. 26-36wT
REFERENCES.
" II gives me Pleasure 10 say, that MIR Martin Hart IL
ayoung gentleman oil respectable talents aud acquire
men,sai he very competent 10 instruct 10 the Latin
aud Geek languages and Northumberland that while
lac was member OF Union College, he sustained an
blemi-hed moral character.
ELIpHALET MOTT. President
New york, July, 1880. 81 Union College"
Mr. Hart having taught two years in Mr. James NJ
Garnes school, previously to his going the University
reference is made to the following OF letter from
Mr. Garneit TO Mr. Henry Darlington, OF Charlotte, dated
10Th April, 1888:
MIR. Harris moral character is ptionablo; his
knowledge OF Greek. Lain, and Mathematics, far beyond
any thing which is usuay found in private in
deed thnk he would make good Professor OF each, in
any OF our Colleges. lie is also good French scholar
and taught the language in my school His fonners Tor
Mathematical studies amounts almost passion he
Is msn OF great industry and application"
Mr.. Martin Hart attended Lectures in the School of
Ancient Languages du,ing the se-son of 1929 and
at the end of tho session. obtained degrees the Lain
aud Greek Languages and Literature which the
evidence furnish Of his attachments and constant sp.
plicaon. may add tina, MIR II. was .l-ays attentive
10 his studies, and most exemplary in his department
may their his care with confidence
that he wlil perform his duties faithfully and, think
successfully. c. HARRISON, Professor
Ancient Languages in the UHirersty of "a"
Dec. 4th, 1883.
THNo PHYSICIANS AND oTHERe.-I viii sell 10
a the highest bidder, the l9,h OF August, on the
premises. small Farm oil 2l0 acres Pow h.tan county
about 20 in wood; the balance cultivated in four
fields so OF 60 acres in clover.
The improvements are, yelling house OF FIVE rooms;
barn. stables, carriage house, eehouse, ktchen and
quarters; good garden aud orchard of select fruit
Drs. Wharton, Colombo and Chambers, a. different
periods, engaged this place. practice
been worth from TO 5000 dolafs. still consider il
good location Tor Physician. Situated on tho river.
road from Richmond Cstersyic, at the intetsec-
lion OF the road from hiichaux's Ferry 10 Powha,an
Court House, and minedAteiy between the points
oil that bend oil the river which forms Bull Neck popu-
ious and wealthy neighhorhood without resident Pny-
sicsn the practice OF that and the adjoining
hood could be conveniently attended from this place
The larger portion of the produces respectable crops
GO or 40 bushels OF wheat may be seeded corn land
and clover taow, the ensuing fall Any disposed 10
communicate with about this Farm, will cali on me
al my residence Deep Creek Powha,an. address
letter to Smith lille. CHASTAlN COOKE
p. Sit is thought that tavern this place would
lance in one and two years.
Aug. .. 26-w2x