Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-05
~.oNr0RD ACADEMY Seminary VIII DC
continued for the ensuing year, under the IirecT

C.ONcORD ACADEMY.-This Seminary "lll pe
q continued for the ensuing year, uhaGf tne ~ g T.
ofIhr subscriber, aided by his brothers, 'A"L ~
w COLEMAN The term will commence Oh l'c io.'
January and expire on the 10Th u DeIei'o, vii
AuousI as vacation The Course OF instructor VIII
embrace the laxguuges and sciences generay. anu W.
onsurr Il thorough preparation tor admission to t
University of Virginia. The liberal patronage ",.
which the subscriber has been taVoured lot many H.;
I INDUCE him to use every eXertlon to secure io' m
Institution in future, character at least rqua 10 '
Which il has heretofore maintained In d.chafgIns TIC
various and responsible duties necessarily de'"'Es
ore who is charged with the education OF youti, ne W..
h,a the CO. one ration Of faithful and well qualiilru Us
sants With one of them, it is presumed, the presrn'
p,trons are sufficiently acquainted, and rs 10 the M
cations of the other, the testimonials OF frSGssof:
.ison, Bonnycastle, Emmett anu lucAcf; u '''e
sty of Virginia, are offered
3rh IriIiinos are new spacious and commodIous aud
tho situation lying in the vicinity of the Richmond anu
fredericksburg Rail Road, is retired and healthy
The terms for board and tuition, including bedding:
will be Sloo. ,..,u:,,. or 70 o..
,bcr Of his brothers, and directed the Bowling Green,
ATWELL &. COLEMAN,
President IF Concord .3en1emy.
N,,o,,hcr ~ 55-2awll5Jan.
U,ryrrsrrY OF VIRGINIA, July 18th, lo:j.
Mr. FREDERICK W. CoLEMAS attended my lectures
dnring the Sessions Of 1925 and ls}i and at the end
IF this time became graduate i'll the School OF Ancient
languages comprising the Latin and Gree LANGUAGES
i,r Roman and Grecan History, Geography: nc.
His deorre conferred only after iu and rigid cNani,
notions on all the subjects included IN the lectures ana
with regard 10 his actual owcdge. may be referred
10 AS furnishing satisfactory evidence oil his alalhmeh
in this department Of learning. -.
In addition it affords much pleasure I" bear tcsti-
monv TO Mr. Coleman uniformly exemplary and highly
uraiscworthy department student, us well Us 10 his
attention and diligence.
Considering his studous habits and correct principles
Of conduct as wclIas his requirements and entertaining
no doubt OF his capacity, not only OF acquiring KNOW"
ledre himself but of communicating 1t to others have
no hesitation in recommending him 10 the confluence OF
parents as one fully qualified 10 give to their sons accu-
rate and extensive instruction in classical learning.
GESNER HARRISON, ~ d.,
Professor IF qnct Lang IN the Cnirlrsity u !Tg""'
| lyIyrrsIrY OF VInGIxrA, Sept. 22I. lS}3.
DEAR SHIFT gives pleasure to afford the crrti'
Gcal which YOU desire. Your conduct ana character at
the University were such met, am we'll assured the
approbalion OF the officers Of that Institution; and as,
before you left u.s. you had obtained the highest degree
we can confer it is unnecessary tor me to dwell upon
the subject of proficiency Our degrees are only Oh
mined y eycr:ion and TALENT and the honor OF Master OF
Arts recurring the candidate to have graduated III SIX
schools may especially be regarded as pledge OF HIS
combining with i clear and sound mind the power oil
cXcrting it.
That Won will be successful in your new vocation,
have no doubt believing do: that you perfectly
capable of impar,ing the knowledge that you have &C
] ouircd With best wishes,
Your sincere friend,
c. BONNYCASTLE,
Professor Of .NuttcmatieS