Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-12-08

CONCORD ACADEMY.-Th Seminary will b..
continued for the ensuing year, under the direction
of the subscriber. aided by his brothers, JAMES ID g.
w Coleman. The term will commence OH the 18th of
January, and expire the 18th of December, aowin
August as a vacation. The Course of instruction vii
embrace the languages and sciences generally, and will
ensure thorough preparation for admission into ,,,
University Of Virginia. The liberal PATRONAGE viii
which the subscriber has been avourcd for many wear,
will induce him to every exerton Ia secure for H.
Institution in future, character at least equal to ,
which IL has rreture maintained. In dscIiaryiu th
various and responsible duties necessarily devoIvnp m
one who is charged with the education Of youth he viii
have the cn."prrallnn Of faithful and we'll Qualified s
sisan,s VIII! oi:c Of them it +, presumed the prc,
irons sufficiently acquainted aud as to the uuof
cations Of the other, the testimonials of Professors ur
rispr. ycasr, Emmet and Tucker, Of the Un;r,-
sity ri Viz yina. are 'k rcd.
TH@ 5uIiIngSarc n"w, <pac:ous and comm0diols, and
the surlIrn lying in the vicinity Of the Richmond and
Fredericksburg Rail Road, is retired and he aIthv.
The terms tor board and tuition, including bcddnp
will be- S!ou %
Communications dd;rssrd To the subscriber or to a.
ter Of his brothers. ant. directed the Bowling Grcr
Caroline county. will -"c"Ivc prompt attention
ATWELL {. COLEMAN.
frrsiGsni IF Concord .l.alemu
N"'ehocr - 3S-2awtl1Jaa.
UylyErsrrY Of VIRGINIA, July 18th. 1,3,
Mr.. FKErEHlcX ". CoiEMAS attended nv Icc;r,.s
during the Sessions of c52} and 1884, and at the c
Of this time. became graduate in the School of Anccn,
Languages. comprising the Lain and Greek Lang,,r.s
he Roman AMI Grcci,n History, Geography Nc
His degree, conferred only after full and rri cxa,i
nations all tie sub ecs included IN the lrcurc: and
with regard 10 his actual know ledge may hr referred
10 furnishing satsactu evidence Of his atainn.r
III TINS department Ct learning.
ia addition. 1t affords much pleasure to bear trs,i
mory To Alr Coleman uniformly exemplary and !rlly
p:aScworhv department i student, we'll AS 10 Eis
attention and diligence.
Considering his sudlous habits and corrcc, prncir.s
OF conduct: well as his requirements and entertaining
doubt Of his capaciy, only of acquiring know
ledge himself. but Of communicating it to others hay.
hesitation in nding him to the confidence Of
parents, fully qualified give to their sons accu
rate and extensive instruction in classical l.arninr
GESNER HARRISON, " D.
Professor Of .lnci Lang IN The University Of Nrynin
UNIVERSITY OF NlRGlxia, Sept 22i. lS25
DEAR SlH:-lt gives pleasure afford the CERT.
tca'e which you desire Your conduct and character IT
The University suc! met am well assured, ,I,n
appreciation the oilers Of that lnstitu:nn and a.
before you LEFT yon had obtained the highest degree
confer, II is unnecessary for to dwell upon
tie subject Of proficiency. Our degrees are onlv ob
TIMED b. rxril" and talent; and the honor OF alaer
Arts, reuiring the candidate Ia have graduated N SIX
schools; MAJ especially be regarded as pledge Of his
combining witt. clear and sound mind the power Of
exrttIng il.
That You will be successful in your nrw vocation
have no Doubt believing Is do that You are pcrlrc,,
capabi Of importing tie knowledge that YOU have ac
qI!rcd. Wl!l best Wishes
Your sincere friend,
G.. BDNNYCASTLE.
Pn,irssor ~ .'l"itcma,jcs.