Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-11-20
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

n OF ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS.
l0 to be added 10 the purse mile heats, best three IN
~. Two or more entries TO make race. . .-
Third Race Wednesday, purse Two Hundred Dollars,
- mile heats; entrance SIS to be added TO the purse,
,w, or more horses 10 make a rccc. ,s. ... ...-
The rules Of the National Jockey Club TO govern
r for any horse mare, gcldng in the United States
=, s.+. Y. n OLIVER, Proprietor.
,.,hor On - 57-tdr
1-0TICE.-Thc undersigned inte nds to open School
q n the Farm, near Charlottesville on the hrst OF
January next. ,,-,, a., $500,
n,arr branches Mathematics, and the Latin, Greek,
rsnch Spanish, and Italian Languagcs-the French by
,:vs of France For his qualifications, the under
sgncd refers to the annexed tesumon'as ms mode OF
,I:.ncon and text books in Mathematics and the Ian.
,c vii! be those adoptcd in the University of Fir-
;rmnasum will be erected The School, for the
c,.rcise Of the r2piiS
800. n Tuition-For all the subjects taught in the
.,hoI cycept the French, Spanish, and laliun Lam
images $40 for the session of ten months or so Tor the
e.: session Of fire months payable in advance. For
those languages, separate chaFSe Vi % eaCH iot tic
h,r session. will b. made.
poart may be obtained in respectable families in and
,Lout Charlottesville, on reasonable terms.
sosr N. first half session ending the 3eth of June
,.r, The sessions of this school will commence every
wear on the st of September, and terminate the th OF
June ensuing. JAMES H. LA '1o'
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.
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Guest the following certificate in regard to his attendance
% my school: - go.
Tics for four Sessions, during which time he proceeded
fam the first elements of the subject to the end Of the
con,e having closed his connections with the depart
nent BY receiving diploma.
Mr. Davis having also taken FIVE other diplomas, and
thus attained highest honor, the degree Of Master OF
Arts it will be unnecessary for me to add any remarks
o; nv own on his merits. | may however, observe, that
III. igeni and conscientious discharge Of duty that
nave observed to characterize Mr. d. leaves me no doubt
ci bis success any profession that he may choose In
that of the instruction of youth, which understand he
will for some time pursue, feel no hesitation in recon-
rnendng him his knowledge of the routine pursued at
e University will be of much service to those designed
for that Institution. G. BONNYCASTLE,
Professor Of Mathematics
UxlrERsl7Y OF Va, Oct. %, 1885.
,an 1Dc III Rsy1f Te much pleasure in
commencing him. in the warmest and most confident
terms, as in every respect competent to the tnsS
winch he has undertaken. Having taken the degree
Master of Arts Of the University Of Virginia, and
having besides pusucd very successfully professional
suites he may be presumed to have received the cult
v,,n of mind and the enlarged views which alone can
culy for the successful communication Of knowledge
Hv acquaintance with him member and graduate
Of The School Of Ancient Languages enables me to bear
testimony to his requirements i'll this department OF
learning; and think cannot be mistaken IL attrbut.
ing him the capacity Of mpartns with success TO
his habits of study and Of investigation, and with his
views of the methods of instruction adapted 10
YOUTH aided By 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 Scirnce
GESSNER HARRISON,
Professor If -4ncic& Languages.
EsOARDING-The subscriber will open Boarding
HS School at "The Farm, the LIST of January, for
tie pupils Of Nj! james Fl. Davis. Her terms Tor board
a including washing, lodging, fuel and light. viii be
sll0 for the Session o.; 10 nonths-payabe IN advance
nj. J. MINOR
NIB. Persons wishing to engage Board will address
Mrs NJ J. Minor, MIR. J. FL Davis, ChariottcsV!iie,
AG"maIle county, Va.
November 20. 5-wti3!hD
FENHE GREAT NATIONAL MONUMENT-7O
4 the Nsmory Of Hashinet0n.-THIs RlosuMESr is
70 Re ERECTED BY THE VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS OF
THE PEorLy--rhat all may have chance OF showing
their gratitude to the Father of our beloved Country, by
contributing his her mite no one individual Is pei
united to give than dollar towards erecting the
Monument But he, she, may contribute one dollar
his for each member Of his, her tamy-or one
dollar less tor self and many friends Us be, or She
may Choose.
The Books in which the names of Contributors are in
sc'Oed 10 be returned TO the Society, and by tue
Managers deposited in the Monument for preservation,
thai future generations may inspect them and see who
hac the proud privilege Of aiding in erecting all eolhce
worthy Of the gratitude and glory Of the present age
When the Collections completed, the names OF
Contributors will be published in all the principal news
papers Of the State This will ensure the proper
and faithful application Of the amount contributed, ana
1 also prevent fraud on the part Of the Collectors
WILSON ALLEN, Co!lectOr for FGgtnN
" Assistant Collectors wanted in Of the coun-
,es South of james river and West of the Blue Ridge
FIVE per cent. commission allowed Address the SUBJ
NJ. 81 o. '~'' ~ ": ALLEN, Col: Of = "a.