Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-06-19
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EUE committee apFoind 20 ,t;ei, c,c cssinir-or *
4 the papiis 81 he Milton ttr'ai. Ac,,-ny ifoFi
AM concluded on "Wednesday IN Instant, tue oraei
l. The following small ci;.rca Be,,s, ,uay-. marfh,
Ien Ann Ragiard, ai.i Nancy \ .;ptc- 90 TIE
fourth or lowest class, eNsfiipcd sFhix in Bar
rvs SpHr--boDA, aud reauire =. the Chats ln;rvstSr
snd acquitted thenise,c ycrs ~ca
p The fourth or loves, class conse Of he following
Betsy certsr 8 itaiia Hsstird
I.:y Sa ss'"'iy 10 S ,.ys E SS.,
Desyta' n Merry naiey
Pyiscila Nh Il xa.: j a;.sGy
the Bible, and lurrays lniro,c on on Eni,l, ps.,s-
to the end o:aiiee,ises and On wIiag TITS Gle heing
composed Of small girls, though advancs ,i.eov-
grammar.
s. Tie next or third class consists Of
Ialg ilodsan u iia,Ihl Poipter
4 FFaas,s Grzsv, - 5fssy 4 : Seath
S S. r. ;, Bg,iY I. Elisa y, 1ssly
Jse John'9n 10 Uay B4tto,k
sGy kyts II tseEce' o. Ya.e,g
These examined spelling Walkers Dictic,.arv
writing reading in the English Reader The Bhlc
Coaral Holder, Mary KYLE Mary Smith Ella Royi
Mary Ann Osby and Mary liubbiri were enincd on,
sections Wi,e,'s Geography OF Europe am. A.lism
and sarah r. iiodcr Asry Kyle, Diary Ann ogiby S0ry
Asia, the map The WORLD an,i proniecrocs gco
graphical questions q on arithmetic ro' addition; and ON
Jane johnson became unwc on the evening before the
cxamination and could ATTEND.
This class too though conn oscd principally Of >m,,l
girls, acquitted themselves with ere credit Thcy nor
only showed proficiency in their dies, SURPRISING r
years, but gave such indications of ecniu5 =, leaves no
doabt Of their future scholarship. some members al, ih.
class appeared greater advantage Others vet ~
this, IN some measure from. previous oppd,e.
,he committee are mol disposed TO make any particular s
The second class consists OF the follouip,
pupils
Lucindr Blook.,eg 10 nnytha s,eC.sss
Mag cge.5an l2 o51ii.a o,rsr
Nlncy Grasxs u Liriala a.sa,ss.
daas kii;a Harrison IS IN. n. Gtr-s
8 Susda H.bbfrd II SysnS y,syJ,,.-9',,
Sarah johnson
These were examined ON writing rcadinr in Shoulders
History OF America, the Sequel and the Bible in Enii,h
KAUFMAN !" ihc enc Of yniaN, aTbgotc Ear as re-
North and South America the Gnsd state. and rons
cnois geographical questions aud on Libie questions ,,
the beginning OF Lclcs the emf " Joshua. All die
Sia'S exhibited specimens oi ncclegor AMI knn Eliza
Harrison Susan " iinuson Mary ch.s, Lucinda Black
we'll Susan Mitchell and Nancy Graves exhibited sneci-
mems OF painting.
This too is Very promising class acquitted hem
selves with much credit They nearly ,uai inroint
OF scholarship and performed well forbid any par
tietlar discrimination =
:. The senior higher class consists of the fooNin.
Jore Bsi6ef ? In,iro Pas,
BstSey C'0u Cayoiip, s, Snvb
S S SehrGH ge.sey r. Samuel
Sssan n1Gfer 10 Seraa jpRi,ock
q 2tary G.fea IL MoFfhG Ogii5y
MARY Lea, member OF this class was prevented from
shoiis me examination by accidental fall from i
hhI lAlina Og5y was Withdrawn account of the In
health Of her mother. "
These we're examined reading in Golsmitis History
o tome ani loore Education; arithmetic and 81,
me hrst part OF r.etorc TO the section on strength of
senence on ijhe questions aud on the globes rom lhciii
problem To the conclusion the Problems on the celestial
s9hs et'ey Paine, Law hose Jane Bethel and Sarah
- ih'ioch, exhibited specimens Of painting and al the
c,Is eNilnted specimens of needeyork The members
OF Iilis class lid not merely acquii themselves viii cIit
o ON thelr gave strong evidence of superior scol
aIshp and sluud they continue 10 pcre, ere in ,lei sin
a's ney VIII no doabt do equal credit Is AID
.. The following persons porormed or the yiano for,e
2usan corian a'ina Rose ah Bethel Anne S. Raney
ei ti.'es, Mary e. smith and Aiufy Mediey.-Ironi
ei beng new beginners, jhc sho5nts of time
IN Nhich they haa been engaged, nothing more could be.
knowledge OF the Inents OF this at IS Win enable rie
hereafter To play with skin and ccrrectneS Tbis tLr
shght performance sufficiently testified
on the Whole the committee have every reason 70 be
ihS Siauea WIN NE result of the examination They
stances parti 'ul discrimination amongst frrsie IN ojnt
90 seholsrshp be Piopert;u from the Infancy OF his
shall nj the outset with clusi aya,.gcs ir,,ees
mem 70 sly i,i on his occasion, such Distinctions would
~ hG cegree OF emulation already existing
carsiessress ami neglect in their st,.dies.
The committee learn, Weyer from the Trustees tlat
the haVei III contemplation during tile r.scn, ,ces 81
20 arrange the studies Of 'e different asses stall
eht class 10 which their previous preparation shall not
eniitie them. And hereafter there can be no sufficient s
iogy Ion not awarding 4eed honols. ifGeome propei.
r.. N. SANDERS, Committee.
Milton, Imc7. JAMES EAINEY
The foregoing Report being approved by the board IF
trustees publicly Gen R. H. sanders, accom- D
panied by appropriate addesand directed TO be print
ed-lhc business OF te Academy III resumed v Tie
same teachers on Monday the i5h Of July. The school
oenS wen conducted and attended will; little expense as
any other in the STATE the trustees lar Themselves ;,
liberal M,la share Q Of the public aseTon2g
nllIlon, Nc. June .. GEO. ". JEFFREYS, Seey.
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