Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-06-18
brunswick Springs.

fENHE annual Exan,inau of the Male and Female
j. Students OF the Brunswick NJ. 6. Academy was
held on the 81 and Sd on which days The Young
iaoies and Gertioncn committed the ca nd insruc
;'om nt Mr. Mrs Bobbi. during the last session were
examined GA the various studies III which they had been
engaged.
Tho first Class. composed of Agnes Bennett, Mary
James aud Sareh James, examined Srein: aud
Reading.
heoecta Peters, Frances WesSon Margare, Brown Mary
toweii, and Mary Digger, was examined on Spelling,
Reading, Grammar aud Geography.
The third Glass, Jane Dugger, Frances Kirkland, aud
Lucy Jane Rawlings, on Reading, Geography, aud Gram
mar.
: Fourth Class E.bcccn rechles, Mary Mvrics Mary
Blown, Santlcy Hun, Susan Sims, Susan Nicholson
Agnes Lewis aud Ann Morris, Reading aud Parsina
Het'y, Geography tho History tho United States aud
; Rhetoric
Fifth Glass, Elizabeth Lasiley, Martha Aun Nicholson
Ann H. Bonner, Ancient Geography, Reading end ars
'S Poetry; these young Ladies, together Helen T.
Claiborne, and MargareJ Blackuall were examined also
! on the History Of England
/ Sixth Glass, Ann L. Bonner, Martha A. Nichols,r
S'n'"ey iinh and Elizabeth Lashly the Elements of
ha"Ial fhi'os"phy and hstroaomyticSe young ladies'
with Miss Agnes Lewis Mythology; but Miss Huff
member Of this Glass, examined on the latter
study.
Srrcn,h Class, Martha Ann Nicholson, Susan Sims
ASncS Lewis Eebccoa Peebles, and Susan Nicholson Oh
arithmetic Several of the above young adde's were
examined on Chronology, and Miss Martha Ann Nirhul-
I son. on Chemistry and Rhetoric.
Egn'h Glass, Miss Helen II. Claiborne and MARGARET
- oidcNhn, on laiin as far the 10th Chupter in
7cIectic Feieri, and on Moral Philosophy
ne result OF the Examination was such as 20 rive
''"e sa'siaction to Parents, Guardians and Friends
"o attece" or the OCCASION nd excite in every sprc
"or tho deepest feeling of interest and admiration rb.
""Fy eitctS, arising from the best discipne and tls
,'"S' regular ana ardent application, remove i'm
me progress Of the examination, were witnessed With
cNght by all present. who felt the Slishtes, interest in
fta'oie Education.
me examination conducted az to sGord the
anu most uncrng test of the character nd success
o. the mode OF instruction adopted by Mrs. Bexhih,inr
~ one anu the same time. the ability the Teacher and
''e pf"ncency OF the Student The prompt and rca dy
answers gwen TO the various questions proposed by different
individuals, left upon the mind none anv doubt in rels
o e'her 10 the capacity, the successful and constant
application of the young ladies.
Miss Martha hun Kicholson,pf Sou,han,nton county
4" VINO had completed the of studies ,escribed in
iS institution, WAS graduated and presented with Gold
tine close OF the examination, when Dr. Frederick
W. Harrison, by request, delivered Vaedctorv Address
.iandsome and appropriate.
take great pleasure in recommending 10 the attention
' patronage ~ the public, the Female Seminary under
'c government Of Mrs Bcbb and could saw with rfect
sincerity mat we know which we would oiva Tho
preference ~ -" ~
me male STUDENTS passed through long and critical
'N""'nao" on tie Latin and Greek Languages &rthrne-
' an" the higher branches Of Ma much IN TIN,
satisfaction Of the Committee
we u"cm II unnecessary recommend Mr. T. as tho
superintendent Of an Academy. Whoever has visited his
SCHOOL, da married ms lucid aid able ma uer of nsruc.
' " met WIN MS otndehte at of the Universities 10
winch they may have prrpo. of .h;pg their
education, must admit that he has bn, few md O.,
superior. i' ~ "
The next Session will Cumr>enr, the fire, nIo,dsy in
"'y hrX under the of the same individuals
o"''H an" Ar!i!niecheap, DIS heretofore.