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

wear, 10 take charge Of Spring Grove Academy,
near nv residence with abilities sufficient to prepare
the scholars for the University. Any gentleman desiring
The situation will please address me, at Rayesr!e Post
orc Franklin County. y. Carolina, and will make
Lnnr, 70 HIM the terms JOHN D. HAWKINS.
Nov 90. . IL"
SAMUEL c. SCOTT, attorney at La'', will, in fu-
"a turc rernlarlv n,,cnd tine County and Superior
rr,s of X mo william County, we'll as those Of Ga.
rolinc and Hanover. His Poztoi!ce is White Chin
news Caroline.
Nov. 81. "-+t
-AppAUANNOCK ACADEMY-Ths Institu:i
a will be opened the ensuing year on the i'th OF l.
,,,rv next under the charge of MIR. john u. Lawrence"
49, Principal aud Mr.. Oliver White, rs First Assis;ant
T,ch.r the same gentlemen who have Tor several
contained to give such satisfaction 10 the Board OF lrus
zoos that it has unhGsatngy reelected them Tor an
,lnr ,rar As soon fifty scholars are entered
t,d s,cLer will be associated with them, according
,hr established rules Of tins Academy The scholastic
wear will comprise ten months ana b. divide" INT" two
equal scssons.-Tiiere VIII De vacation ~ one month";
dn1inr the Summer, commencing on the 10Th 81 June
;,,,.i,t,Iv after the examination he course vi
sruc,ion will comprise the Greek, l.a''n ana frrnc ,
Iauruaurs Natural Philosophy. Geometry. and the En-
l;sL Ranches usually taught in the best schools lii.
Principal is we'll supplied with good surveying ln<tru
mrnts which the students may at all times use Three
is valuable library for the most part selected - tue
late Col John Taylor: and the leaneSs Of The situation
! i moi survassrd by any in Virginia.
Terms For board tuition library fec, washing, f!r
and ronm rent, Sll5 II bed and bedding be- furnished
by the Stewards department. %:ch IS submitted 10 N'
awrcnce's government, all adaoha' charge OF - per
annlm will be made quarterly pay oe tesup.c,
! but not Indispensable.
| AS RICHARD BUCKNER, j., Prrsiiim
pro ttmpors Of the B0rdc t Trustees.
| Sorcmher 49, a'-la. Sv
dIONCORD ACADEMY.-TE,s Seminary a!il be
continued for the ensuing Jear under the direction
NJ subsc riler aided br hl. brothers, JAMES d. \ F
W, CnLEMAy The term @l commence on Inc l3iE 9!
January and expire on tie 10Th OF December. allowing
hurust as n vacation The Course OF instruction viii
embrace the la.nragrS and sciences generally, and will
ensure thorough preparation tor admission :no u"
University Of Virginia. The lila" patronage with
winch The su,c.:5. been aTonrrd tor many years
will iuiuc: MIN to every eXerton 10 secure 9r nh
institution in future, character at least e'luA! 10 thai
which il has heretofore maintained In dlscIargng the
various and responsible duties necessarily c"vo.rng on
one who is charged with the education nl T"Ht hc ~"
have the cv.uprral of faithful! ana we'll qualified
s,on,s With one Of them. it is presumed. the present
irons are sufficiently acquainted, and as to the Huait
cations Of the ether. the testimonials % Professors t'a
rsun, Bonnycasc, E.i"ct ana luche' o. ne IH''e7'
sty of Eirgina, are Offered
irLo hu;luus are new spacious and commOdiolS: and
,, si,uaton living in the vicinity Of the Richmond AMI
Fredericksburg Rail Road, is retired ami healthy
The terms for board and tuition. including tcdl:ng,
will bc S'l3o.
ber Of his brothers. and directed the Bowling Green,
Caroline county, will receive prompt attention
AIN ELL 1. lOLEhAN,
Plcs:dcn, Of tOtcord .iHdsmt.
Vovrmbcr o. 5--2awt'jan
UsIyEuslrY OF VlnGISl., July 18th, 10.
Mr. FErUEKtCK ". CoIEMAH attended my lecture"
drriuu the Sessions Of S23 and lcE'-i and at ene
If ,his lime became graduate in the School "i Ancient
Languages comprising the Latin and Cree Languages,
!, the. Roman and Grrcian History, Geography Ne
Iis Decree conferred only after in AMI TigG c1aIM-
,,,,ns on all the Subjects included in the lectures. al:
with r-r.rd 10 his actual knn" ledge ma. - rt'"r'
: to as furnishing satisfactory evidence q" HIS at'aI'!"'
in this department. OF learning
I'm addition ii affords much pleasure To bear rS'
monv lu Mr. Coleman uniformly exemplary aud hIghiy
praiscw orthv department student, as well as 10 ms
. ! attention and diligence .,
Considering his studnus habits anu correct p!ihc''
of conduct as well his requirements and entertaining
no doubt of his capacity, nuf only OF acquiring KNOW"
ledre himself but of communicating 1t 10 others, haze
no Restitution in recommending him 10 Tie conlichcc .!
parents fully qualified TO give |" tier soS "c'"
rate and extensive instruction IN classical learning
: GESNER HARRISON, W. u,
Erofrssor Of laet Lung. IN the tmetr"g@ '"S'"'"
. U..vEnslrY OF v.sc,srA. Sept. .ad. 1875
DEAN SrK:-It gives me pleasure to afford Inc c''",
fcac which yo: desire Your conduct ana chafacie'
the University were such as met am well aSsu'cD' u"
annrobation of the officers Of that Institution; AMI as
bcorc YOU left u.s. you had obtained the highest degree
we car confer, it unnecessary Tor me TO dwell nP'a
the subject Of proficiency. Our degrees are only V:
tanned by eyertiun and TALENT and the honor OF as"
Arts recurring the candidate to have graduated ST.
schools may Especially be regarded as pledge IF rs
combining with clear and sound mind the power "
cxeIting it.
That you will be successful in your new vocation,
have no doubt believing do. that you are peF'c"
capable Of imparling the knowledge that Jon have &C.
CURED. With best wishes.
Your sincere friend.
{. BONNYCASTLE.
Professor Of .iluf.emat':s
UxrvrRsrrY OF ViRGrxl., Nov. !, 1873.
Mr. F. w. COLEMAN. having graduated in the scirn6:
of Chemistry and received his Diploma to that rtci
from the authorities Of the University Of Virginia, beg.
with him the most efficient and honorable testimony
merit that can he desired 1t gives me sincere pleasure
in addition, to state individually, that winnie ;.S;;lhrro
my class, Mr.. c. always distinguished himself by hat's
OF assiduly, great proficiency: and unitomly gentleman
10 deportmenl JOHN p. EMMETT,