Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-07-03

MTJLLIluSsOKOUGH AcADRMY.-The eXamins
ton OF tle students Of this Institution began on
Monday, the is and ended the 9th inst The trustees
eei pleasure TO announce to parents and guardians the
approved progress sEn critical accuracy Of the pupils in
their several studies highly satisfactory all wbo were
present aud gave ample testimony Of the attention and
abilities Of the professors. The system Of edncaton
adopted and pursued In this seminary 10 calenIated to
make and critical scholars which will euahI
those who are designed to 1niSh their alton in the
UniversiiyOT any other College be admitted into
Of the classes with good acceptance and schoIarshp
donors OF the examination, are Joel hoffman, fyit;gm
Hare, James JoardaH, Len Hare, Benjamin Ter
George Terry, John ard 4ie:1nscy Knoy N te Xxx
department Miss Ann Bu,iock Lucy r. Lyne ya
ran Here, Caroline Hurt, Frances 7dyloe and Eisa
Stdde, IN the female department.
The exercises Of the institution will he resumed the
first Monday in July, nndeT the care Of Andrew Rhea
A. NJ. as principal OF the male department The sune
rioT qualifications and experience Of Mr.. Phea a.
teacher are 80 generally KNOWN that ia at this lime
unnecessary to sny any thing in favor of ihem-ihey
certainly are such 20 cattle him public confidence
aud patronage. HcO'rect department, with a perfect
knowledge OF the varioos branches Taught combined
with uuwearied attention 20 he Improvement of her
pupils merit applause, Miss Btlantis entitled 10 it,.
The trustees atter Themselves tkat the qualifications n
the teachers ne healhness Of the place. the society
and morals Of the village and its vicinity will be a spn
e'ent inducemaS for paIen!s and guardians ensou
rage this seminary. wM. ROBARDS
Sscyetnrv Of me BOARD
P.s. Board can he procured on ressona bic ferns,
Granville co. NJ. &. Iune TO- Is..6t
MfOTICE.-The sub5cT5eT felnecIfnIIy soJicifs ali
L persons who arc owing hi1. to come forward and
setle their respective dues such as do lie will con
sder II act 0ffTendhip and he earnes, hop,s that
the present rgll will he puncusy attended 90 ast will
enable him 10 resume his business againto such as do
not be will be compelled 10 put in a train for cojlec
ton, that will be extremely dssgfeeabe but homes
bt there wlbs no necessity for coercive measures
having given liberal indneenccs all persons who have
ne,e,"Iote ueAi' WIN NM JOSHUA CRUHP.
1ui'e 90 l5..u
q Ii persons having claims against the estate of "a.
rent oeS ave desired to present them to the
shb'cTiDer Tor settlement Those Indebted to the said
estate are requested to make immediate paymentto
JOHN ROBgRTSoN
attorney IN Cqct for
MARTHA TRENT,
June 20. lS..I2t Er,r Of ia. ". Trent dec.
In Council, Marcel 2afk IsJs
PROPOSALS. viii be received by his Deysrtinet for
leasing The FOUNDRY & BORING HJLl.attacbrd
70 bc manpfactory Of Arms and also tlle use on The
wrf which passes from The foundry n the boring mill
90 psrsuance Of an pr 81 the late Legislature entitled
40 hct 9uihefsHg the Executive 10 lease me 6oundr,
ani borirg NIL and for other paTposess-unen me
iesns and conditions specified IN that Act "
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-1'.n y. i0f.tf
r. t't N<it'S NEw BUILDINGS on c & sIL -T51e,-
~ $40 safe.
tafc,ns, which viii seyery seeomnoeau.r. ami,
, HERON, SIMON q co.
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