Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-12-01

NOTsS< ~ viii 10 emlla, 1caclss. st ncat
IN year. 10 take charge Of Spring. Grove Academy.
the scholars for the University Any gentleman desiring
the situation, viii please address Hayesvillc Post
known TO him the terms. JOHN ID. HAWKINS
Nov 20 57-.t
SAMUEL {. SCOTT .itfcresy at La,c. will. in flu
Courts Of King Wsn County as wr as those g s
roliac and Hanover. His PostOhice is White CHM
neys Caroline
Nov. 27 SGT
ND PpAtlANNOCK ACADEMY. = This Insttu.i m I,
Ia will be opened the ensuing year the l3,h
nuary KIT under The charge Of Mr. John G.. Lawrence
Principal, and Mr. Oliver White, as First Assistant
Teacher, the gentlemen who have for several years
continued slch satisfaction 10 Boar of Truss
tees that il has unhesatngy reelected them for an
other year. As soon fly scholars are entered a
third teacher will be associated with them, according
the established rules of this Academy The scholastic
year will comprise months and be divided into
equal scssionsThere will be vacation Of month,
during tue Summer, commencing ON the 10Th of June,
immediately af,cr the examinations The OF in
struction will comprise the Greek, Latin and French
languages Natural Philosophy, Geometry, and the En-
Principal is we'll supplied with good surveying instru-
nents, winch the students may al all times There
valuable library, for the most part, selected by
late Col John Taylor; and the heatiiness OF the situation
isnoi surpassed by any in Virginia.
IermsFor board tuition, library fec, washing, fuel,
and room rent, III bed and bedding be- furnished
by the Steward department, which is submitted to Mr.
lawrences government additional charge Of 81 per-
annum will DC made. Quarterly pay desirable,
but not indispensable.
BY order of the Board: ss
| RICHARD BUCKNER Jr., President
pro tempors 81 the Board Of Trustees.
November 10 o5-2a. 81
! a SONCORD ACADEMY This Seminary will be
u continued for the ensuing year, under the direction
of,ic subscriber aided BY his brothers. JAMES d. a. p
W. CoLgaAs. The Term will commence ON The 18th of
January, and expire the 18th of Dcembcr allowing
August vacation The Course of instruction viii
embrace The as guagrs and scencrs generally and will
ensure thorough preparation for admission into the
h.sb ftv
will induce him to every excr,n Secure for his
Institution in niurc character at least equal to that
which it has heretofore maintained In discharginy the
various and responsible duties necessarily rvovinp on
who is charged with the education youth lie win
have the corporation of faithful and well qualified as
ssants With one of them, it is presumed the present
irons are sufficiently acquainted, and as to the quai
cations of the other the testimonials of Professors Hair
rison, Bonnycaste, Enmct and Tucker of the Unver-
sy of Virginia, are offered
The buildings are new, spacious, and commodous; and
The situation lying in the vicinity of the Richmond and
fredericksburg Rail Road, is retired and healthy
The terms for board and Triton, including bedding
Communications addressed the subscriber or to Ell
her of his brothers. and directed to the Bowling Green
Caroline county, will receive prompt attention.
ATWELL L. COLEMAN
, President Of Concord academy.
NOVEMBER "a 55--2awtl5Jan.
! USiyERslry yIRcrsr,, July 18TH 1895
Mr. FEEpERrox w. ColEmAs attended my lectures
during the Sessions of 1928 and 1874 and IA the end
of this time became graduate in the School af Ancient
Languages, comprising the Latin and Greek Languages
I the Roman and Grecian History Geography &c
His degree, conferred only after full rigd exan-
nations all the subjects included la the lectures and
with regard to his actual knowledge may referred
TO as furnishing satisfactory evidence of his attanmcts
in this department OF learning.
In addition, 1t affords much pleasure to bear tes-
mooy t. Mr. Coleman uniformly exenp lary highly
praiscworhy department a student, well as to his
attention and diligence.
Considering his siudous habits and correct PRINCIPLES
of conduct, welas his requirements entertaining
no doubt of his capacity, only of acquiring know
ledge himself, bn of communicating it to Others have
no hesitation in recommending him the confidence OF
parents, as one fully qualified give their sons accu-
rate and extensive instruction in classical learning.
GESNERs HARRISON r. d
Professor Of Hnct Lang. ia the University of yirginia
/ UsIvERsrrY VIRGINIA, Sept. Odd 1895
hcate which you desire. Your and character at
the University were such met am we'll assured the
appreciation OF the officers of that institution and as
before you left you had obtained the highest de gree
we can confer, 1t is unnecessary for dwell upon
The SUBJECT OF proficiency. Our degrees only OBJ
famed by exertion aud talent; and the honor Master of
Arts requiring the candidate have graduated in six
schools, may especially be regarded pledge of his
combining with clear and sound mind the power of
cxeIting it.
That you will be successful in your ne W vocation 4
have no doubt, believing, do that you are perfectly
capable OF impartng the knowledge that YOU have ac
CURED. With best Wishes
Your sincere friend,
G. BONNYCASTLE,
I Professor Of mathematics.
:, ,UsIyERsIrY ylRerSrA, Nov, 4, 1896