Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-11-20
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Second Race. next day, Tuesday, the Proprietor will
give pnrse Of OSe iuSpnEp DoLLAns. Enhance
$40, to be added TO the purse, mile heats best three
live, two or more entries 10 make
Ihird Race, Wednesday, purse Two Hundred Dollars,
two mile heats; entrance Sl5, 20 lie added to the purse
two or more horses 10 make
The rules Of the National Jockey Club 10 govern
Free for amy horse mare geldng the Ui,ed States
- T. ~ OLIVER, Proprietor.
NJOTICE.-The undersigned intends to open School
i at the Farm, near Charlottesville, the frat of
January next.
In this School will be taught in addition TO the usual
elementary branches Mathematics, and the Latin Greek
French Spanish and Italian Languages French by
native of France For his Qualifications the under
signed refers the annexed testimonials His mode of
instruction aud text books in Mathematics the Lam
gnages, VIII he those adopted in the University of Vir
GINA.
Gymnasium will be erected near the School, for the
exercise of the pupils.
Terms IF Tafiou-For all the subjects taught in the
School, except the French Spanish, and Italian Lam
gnnges, i0 for the session of months $50 for the
hall session OF five months, payable in advance. For
those languages, separate chuge of 50 each for the
half session, will Ge made.
Board may he obtained in respectable families in and
about Charlottesville, reasonable terms
After the first half session ending the Beth of June
next, the sessions of this school will commence every
year on the LIST of September, and terminate the sOt
juno ensuing. JAMES II. DAVIS.
JJxIyrnsry or Vtpctx,,
feel much pleasure in giving Mt MIR J. II Dayiss re-
quest The following certificate regard to his attendance
my school:
ties for four Sessions during which time he proceeded
from the FIRST elements of the subject end of the
course having closed his connections with the depart
ment by receiving diploma
Mr. Davis having also taken FIVE other diplomas and
thus attained our highest honor the degree Master of
Arts IT Will be unnecessary for 10 add any remarks
OF my on his merits may, however observe that
The dilgent and conscientious discharge of duty that
have observed to characterize MIR D. leaves me no oub
of his success in any profession that he may choose In
that of tic instruction of youth, which understand he
will for some time pursue, feel no hesitation in recon-
IN m hlS ps4ntr acff
the University will be ofmuch those designed
for that Institution. c. BONNYCASTLE
Professor IF .tathemuticS.
UNIyEnsrY OF VA, Oct. %, 1885.
Dr James III. Davis proposing to establish classical
school in Charlottesville, have much pleasure in re-
commencing him, in the warmcst and most confident
which he has undertaken Having taken The Jogres
OF Master of Arts Of The University of Virginia nd
having besides pursued very successfully professional
studies, he be presumed to have received the cult
Walton OF mind and The enlarged views which alone can
qualify for the successful communication of knowledge
My acquaintance with him as member and graduate
of the School of Ancient Languages enables me 20 bear
testimony to his requirements this department of
learning; and think cannot be mistaken in at,rbut-
ing to iiim the capacity of mpartng with sncccss TO
others the knowledge which he himself possesses With
his habits of study and of investigation, and with his
correct views of the methods of instruction adapted to
youth aiaed by some experience, which he has already
had he cannot fail to Undue the minds of his pupils not
only with useful knowledge but with The love Of Science
GESSNER HARRISON,
Pr9tesSor gf Ancient Languages.
EROARDING.-rhe subscriber will open Boarding
"a y School, a: "rhe Farm, tn. LIST of January for
the pupils of Mr. James II Davis Her tc rms for board
ing, including washing lodging fuel light VIII be
$40 for the Session Of 10 Inonths--payabc in advance
Nj. J. MINOR
n d Persons wishing to engage Board will address
Mrs M }. Minor. or Mr.. j. I'll. Davis, Charlottesville,
Abemare county, Va.
November 90 57-wt5thD
YHNHE GREAT NATIONAL MONUMENT
"A the .nenl0ry Of Hashineton-TuIs MosuMEsr IS
TO BE ERECTED by THE yoLUNTARY CONTRADICTIONS OF
THE PEOPLE THAT all may have chance of shewng
Their gratitude TO the Father Of our beloved Country by
contributing his her mite, no one individual i nef
med to give more than dollar towards eecng the
Monument But he or she, may contribute one dollar
or less, for each member of his her family-or one
dollar or less, for self and many friends as he or she
may choose
The Books in which the nsmes of Contributors are in
fcroed, arc to be returned TO the Society and by the
Managers, deposited in the Monument for preservation
that future generations may inspect them nd see vo
had he proud privilege of aiding in erecting an edifice
worthy of The gratitude and glory Of the present age
Nhen the Collections are Completed the names of
Contributors Will he published IN all the principal news
papers OF tne State This will ensure the proper
and faithful application Of the amount contributed and
also prevent fraud on The part of the Collectors
WILSON ALLEN, C0'teetor far Ifrgin:a
~ Assisant Collectors wanted in some of tie coun.
ties South OF James river AID West Of the Blue Ridpe
flgc per cent commission allowed Address the sub.
scriber, post paid, Bowling Green vs..
Nov 90 " ALIEN ~, ~ = a.
Ep UNAWAYS.--san away Gom Mr. Robert PAYNE
"a a. on the night Of the fifth inst in the upper edge Of
buckingham county, two Negro fellows ASDRg,y and