Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-01-03

KlSnt rev NICHOLAS CObDS, IL. ~, GlSnop OF
Alabama.
Hon Thomas II. Bayly, NJ. c.
Judge Daniel Coleman, Alabama.
William r. Johnson, Esq., Petersburg
James A. Seldom, ESQ., Richmond
William Gibbons, ESQ., New Jersey.
Gen. Bernard Pcyton,. Richmond
Gentlemen who either have had, or who at
present have sons or wards members of the In
stitulion.
Testimonials Of he Professors of lie University Of
Virginia.
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.,
December Q. 1874
The undersigned take pleasure in stating that
they have found the young gentlemen prepared
for The University BY Mr.. Frederick w. Cole
man rcmark0biy rel taught, and coming quite
up 10 the expectations which their knowledge Of
Mr.. Colcman's ability and zeal as an instructor
have led them 10 form of The results OF his teach
ing. Certainly no Students in The Academica
departments have come 10 the University from
any quarter better prepared. Il is due 10 Mr..
Coleman that they should say further, Ina, these
Young gentlemen have done not less credit 10
their teacher and themselves by their HABITS IF
diligence, and Their gent'cmanly and respectful de-
pertinent, Than BY The progress made in their stu
dies and b. their mental discipline
GESSNER HARRISON,
Professor of Ancient Languages.
WIN. b. ROGERS
Professor Of Natural Philosophy.
GEORGE TUCKER,
Professor OF Moral Philosophy.
EDWARD II. COURTENAY,
Professor OF Mathematics
take pleasure in stating, that / have for
some years been acquainted with the character Of
Mr.. Colcman's school, and that consider him
as one Of the most successful teachers in Stale.
The rapid progress which some Of his pupils have
been enabled 10 make in our Mathematical and
Classical Schools affords the most satisfactory
evidence of his t1orosgi am complete system OF
instruction in those departments
T. Il, DEW, President Of
William x Mary College.
The excellent preparation and subsequent sue
cess of several young gentlemen who received
their elementary education al MIR. Colemans
school, and who came afterwards 10 this College:
Justify me in expressing the opinion that the
school is one Of very high order.
Prof Of Mathematics ia WIN. < Mary College.
Since my connection with William and Mary
College, only one case has come under my obser-
valion, by which have been enabled 10 form an
opinion concerning the School of Mr.. Coleman,
independently of the general reputation in which
il is held. The qualifications of one young gen.
lleman, who received his education there, and
afterwards attended my classes, were OF 50 high
an ordcr that they not only ensured him the most
honorable success, but convinced me OF the high
character of Mr. Coleman's School, as well as OF
his own superior requirements and talents as
scholar and an il siructor, who, not satisfied
with mere routine and learning BY rote, makes
his pupils enter into the spirit and true under
standing of The subjects taught
CHS. MlNNIGERODE,
Prof Of Humanity, VIM. and Mary College.
Dec 27-2l
ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL SCHOOL,
AZ Stony .|fount Va.
TIME exercises Of this institution will be re-
j sumed on the 18th day of January 1915, and
continued 10 months, under the superintendent
of the subscriber, who has spent quarter OF
century in the education of youth.
The Greek. Latin and English languages arc
taught, and the discipline of the School is near
Is parental as possible.
TgRMs-Board in my own family and lni-
ton SlU1 w
Day Scholars. in the Classics, 80 %
Day Scholars. in the English, 20 00
GEO. STONE.
Stony Mount, Va. Dec 20-cSi'
uTARRENTON IN. ca FEMALE SEMI
w NARY.-The eighth Animal Session Of
this Institution viii commence on The first Mon
day in January. The location is beautiful, and
unsurpassed in salubry Of climate. The arrange
mcnts are such as 10 combine the advantages OF
private with those ola public school, The Fa-
culty of instruction is now full consisting Of five
teachers.
The scholastic year is divided into two sessions
of five months each. The charge for all the ne
ccssary expenses Of the year, without Piano Mu-
sic. is sl2s; with it, STA.
All such branches are taught as constitute a
finished female education. Pupils from dis
lance, ifdesired can remain during the vacations.
Concerning the character of the teachers and their
success in imparting instruction, inquiries may
be made OF Thomas White, Esq Petersburg, Va;
Thos. Hanrahan, Esq, and Benjamin NJ. Selby,
Esq. OF Greenvillc n. c.; John B. Sumervelle,
Esq. Dr. FL l.. Pummer, VIM Plummer, Esq,
VIM Eaton, jr of Warrenlon. and DR.. Jas. Hicks
Dublin county. y. H. GRAVES, Principal
Dec 21-w5w
TEMALE SCHOOL AT LOMBARDY
i GROVE.-Mrs. LUCY G. BASKER-
VILE, with view to the education of her own
daughter, VIII open ochool III iEl family lne
ensuing year, which will commence the Isl day
of February, and terminate the last day of No
vember. She has succeeded in procuring the
services of Miss CURTIS, whose qualifications are
of the highest orier, and render her in every way
competent TO take charge OF the Education OF
Young Ladies. The location is remarkably plea
SAINT and healthy, and very particular attention
will be given TO the manners and general deport-
mcnt Of the young ladies, who will in all respects
be regarded as members of Mrs BIS family-the
number limited TO Is.
TERMS:
Board, &C., Ss5
English tuition, 30
French " 10
Latin 10
Spanish {" IN