Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-12
ACADEMY.-This Seminary vi

CONCORD ACADENlY.-This Seminary vii
continued for the ensuing year. under the d9ecG,
of the subscriber, aided by ms orothers' JAMES DAP
w. COLEMAN The term will commence on the l5,bi y
I,nuarv and expire the 18th OF December, alow;-
Auuusi as vacation. The Course Of instruction Nj <
embrace the languages and sciences generally. and w
ensure thorough preparation tor aaHss;'li into Il.
University of Virginia. The liberal patronage viii Y
which tho subscriber has been favuurd tor many ven.
will induce him to every r1rrlt"n to s"cn:r tx ia
Institution in future, character at least equal 81 u.
which it has heretofore nant1ln"d In d'schargrg liz
various and responsible duties necessarily dr""lYN.c
one who is charged with The education o youth. lac viii
have the evaporation Of faithful and wei! qrmlirG :.
sstnuts With Ut them. II is Prrsuurd The prr,
irons arc sufficiently acquainted, and, as 10 the quail,
catons Of the other the testimonials Of Professors l!;
rson, Bunnycastc EIlinrt ana lucker, Oh tie Cn:y;
sty of Virginia. are offered
The buildncs are new spacious and comnlodl.us I'D
the situation ying in the vicinity of the Richmond ~.
Fredericksburg Rail Road. is retired and healthy.
The terms for board and tuition, including bedding
vii! be $50.
Their Of his brothers. and directed to the Bowling G:eya
Caroline county. will receive prompt attention
ATWELl. {. COLEMAN
President g' C""cord .4tnd,ng
November n. oo-2awtloJan.
UslvrrsrrY OF VIRGINIA, July 18th, ISL.
Mr. Frederick W. CoLEMAs attended my !rc;v'es
during the Sessions Of 1928 and 3d., nd 4, thee
of this time became graduate IN the School OF anr2a.
Languages comprising the Latin and Greek Larguas,
the Roman and Grrcian History, Geography, &c.
His degree conferred only after ul! ana rigid rHami
nations on all the subjects included in tie lectures, AID
with regard to his actual know ledge may te ''cd
10 as furnishing satisfactory evidence Of HIS a'lan'Es
IN this department of learning.
In addition it affords much pleasure to bear test.
mony To Mr. Coleman uniformly exemplary and highly
trustworthy d,poren as student, as well as 10 rs
attention and diligence.
Considering his sudious habits and correct principles
of conduct well as his requirements and entertaining
no doubt OF his capacity not only OF acquiring kn""
ledge himself but Of communicating II to Others haze
no Hesitation IN recommending hIm to the confluence o'
parents as one fully qualified To give to their sons accu.
:a,c and extensive instruction in classical learning
GESNER HARRISON, NJ d,
Professor o .lnct Lang in the U"trersy Of Ftrs'HH
= University OF YIacr>l,, Sept. ed, 1885.
DEAR SIw:-lt gives me pleasure TO AFFORD The cciu.
ca,c which YOU desire. Your conduct and character al
the University such as met, am well assured the
annrobalon OF the officers of that Institution; and as
before YOU left us, you had obtained the highest degree
we ca confer it is unnecessary for nc 10 dwell upon
Inc subject OF proficiency Our degrees are only Oh
tanned ~ cxron and talent and the honor OF Master Of
Arts recurring the candidate to have graduated III tx
schools NAV especially be regarded as pledge {" ms
cnu,l,nnu with Il clear and sound mind the power Of
cyrItng IT..
That YOU will bc successful in your new vocation.
have 40 doubt believing. as do. that you arc perfectly
capable of mparting the knowledge that you have &c
uu:srd With hest wishes,
Your sincere friend,
c. BONNYCASTLE,
Professor q .Vuthemat'fs,