Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-09-09

ruVHE School. which now aught at my house. in the
IL lower end d Louisa, aud about eight miles north Of
Gooehlana courthouse, will be continued the ensuing
year, under the direction OF ny son. Walter c. Shelton
Tie lately graduated at Hsmpden Sydney College, and
Is recommended by the Faculty Of that institution TO
the patronage OF parents and guardians, ins,ruc-
tor Of youth in all those branches Of education
ally pursued in Academies and classical Schools His
price for the lower branches of English will be Sl5
aud for the higher branches and Latin and Greek SEQ
will take few bcarders at SOS for the scholastic
Of 10 months. each boaer finding his own bed,
paying 50 In addition IL furnished by
Sept q lsi-wswl wM. SHELTON.
RUoUNr CLEMENT FOR SALE.-That beautiful
lVH and desirable farm. the late residence Of A.
l.. Barnes, deed, and known by the Of Mount
Clement, is offered Tor SALE The contains by
recent 6t7 than three fourh of which,
is Rsppahsnnock fat land; equal in fertility TO any in the
vicinity. and is situated about LIZ miles from town Of
Tappahannock. The farm sdivided into three fields
oil which will produce average, 400 barrels corn
and 700 bushels wheat aud Is under good enclosure
The improvements large brick Dwelling house, with
nine exclusive of several closets and garrett aud
in good repair. Smoke house. Dairy, Kitchen, two Ora
naries, Carriage house. &c.
The situation Of Mount Clement in point Of beauty and
convenience TO market Is surpassed by in the
county OF Essex. The terms Of sale will be made
ccnnodstrg 10 the purchasers the privilege oil crop OF
wheat allowed and full possesson with an indisputabe
title, given on LIST July nest.
Persons disposed to purchase, invited view the
premises, which will he she wn by the Manager the
farm. or by VIM. A. Wright, Of Tappahannock. Should
this farm not be sold privately will be offered public
SALE tho premises the day Of October next or ON
the mex, fair day For further particulars reference may
be had 10 Col. 4. W. Goooh. Richmond, Robert G.
Halle or VIM. a. Wright. at Tsppahannock, to Maj.
Thos X. Barnes, Col. p. A. Bramham, oil Richmond
countya Of whom, authorized to trea, with the pur-
chaser august IL 2S-w6w
RNoNTPELiER CLASSICAL AND MATHEAIA-
MYTHICAL SCHOOL-The next session Of my School
will commence The LIST Of October and close the
LIST OF August AS il is my object prepare those
med 10 my 10 enter the higher classes OF the Uni
versity OF Virginia. of any Of our Colleges, will teach
the Greek. Latin. French and Spanish Languages, all the
branches OF Mathematics, History Geography, An
cent and Modern. with the OF the Map aud Globes
and Natural Philosophy. would observe that i'm teach
ing the Ancient Languages do adopt that
system oo often used) of making boys learn rules the
application OF which they do not understand. But as
Gramnars, endeavor TO make them observe and classify
Tor themselves the various that the
best writer's BY this method they learn much faster,
and become much more accurate scholars.
As 10 the health OF my residence, believe say,
with safety that there is not more healthy situation
East OF the Blue Ridge. This fairly tested in the
last session OF my School, had scholars other
side OF The Mountains who remained here ill the goth Of
August, without being indisposed.
The most particular attention will be paid both the
elleclual and moral mproye OF those committed to my
Terms-For session Of 10 months board, including
every hiag, $780, Tuition in all the above branches, ex.
ced Fresc and Spanish, $40 For French or Spanish,
So CO. HUGH NJ. NELSON.
September q 3I-w6w
Letters addressed 10 me- Charles City c. H. will
meet with prompt attention.
Mr. H. NJ. Nelson has been student at this Universi-
~ Tor three successive sessions, during which time his
dcmeanor unexcepionabe aud his application to the
studies required OF him. such as 10
Mr.. Nelson graduated in five schools and thereby be-
came entitled the degree OF Master of Arts AS this
IL the highest honor that be given ia the University
virginia, the qualifications required TO obtain it, placed
porortionsbly high, and such demand
duty, aud considerable talent the diploma ITSELF will thus
render any further testimony of Mr. Nelson's talents
perfluous.
His correct conduct talents, aud application have Justly
Tor him the respect aud Of the officers OF the
institutions all OF whom will, have no doubt join with
me in wishes for his success
e. BONNYCASTLE,
Chairman Of the Faculty, and Professor OF Mathematics.
University OF Virginia Sent. IL, 1888.