Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-06-01

WAS committed to the jail Of iGooelllsnd co,c,-
~, on the 3lst OF January last, negro how yvho
calls himself TOM, about years DID, about Ssss
4or inches highs had on when cornitted = sscS
white yarn domestic, aud ays he belong. q Mrss ~
lawson q Roach fredericksburg, who p,,rci,.s
MN OF Mr. Powell of Fauquier county that he s
away sbout June or July last. Yhe owner or owner,
Of SAID slave are requested TO come forward nro,s
their property, pay expences and take him away
Ky, e. MACON, Tailor for
a. 10 w M Boiling, Sheriff of Goocl,land.
School Book Repository.
~, ~ Just opened the folloy-
Sears Spelling Book-O f which more t,,an m ono,
copies have been sold within the last three
Inc following ale selected from among nimero,,ss
recommendations for this work: s1S
Extract from the American Journal of Nr,nc,.s.,
Boston.
I'm many schools in which Walkers D;ctopays "a -,
oy scholars OF the middle class has unaecoon
tsoy osen customary to make use, in the vo,,nrsse
Glass; OF spelling book entirely at war with yys
principles. This oversight is the cause of mrcb trS
inr .a %u sn waste OF time in building up pu
.nb aoWn. ana re-buildng--where the frst effnrt
IL 1ugnt erect perfect fabric at once Tbe .,,i:
Doos before U.s. IS intended to accomplish this oh;"
~ SIS success we have doubt The ,,rn., 49,
has been bestowed its arranrement r.. 'S.N -
other particulars which our limits viii NOT r,err - :.
menuon presents equal merit. The interval cbsr
jpeatness and care of iis execution,' ,.''s ,0
Improved Reuder-Ths valuable little vork :; n,,,,
and can be furnished in any quantity 40
FROM y Stoweil, Principal of the Lancuste,;a,,
School, in New Haven.
nave perused the Improved Reader which s,,,s
ua'osa me 'or examinations with much satisface,n
Y contains much useful information communicated =;
such manner as both to instruct and please the
ch;,d !. me pan OF defining such words as the
ons' 10 supposed not fully to understand Is one vhrt,
ought to be adopted in all elementary books for chi.
- Ero,, a.. ~, J. SToWEIL.
l. without intending TO make any inviefious romnar
son with other works of this class we can cav 20,
rut mat u IS Certainly well adapted to the
tor which it is intended by its highly deservn
ana may De recommended to the attention of Payeots
and teachers" 80 " Ems
Lessons an Greek Parsing or Outlines Of qrer.
sf Designed as an Introduction to the study
OF the Greek Grammar, by C. "A. Goodrich professur
/ OF hhesoric and oratory in Yale College,.
- RECOMMENDATIONS
from MI. Stoddart teacher of Greek in the New Ha.
| ven Gymnasium.
Messrs. Durrie and Peck-In compliance with vorr
request, have examined Lessons in Greek Ear.;n -
.h ,,e express my decided appreciation OF
outlines of Greek and Grammar with ann,np; 80
exercises upon the various reflections it cannot fail -
the .eres and facilitate the progress Of
In this view, regard Observation-Disclosures =, Is
I'aay o, SreekPreferaOle to any other with which
N. Haven Gymnasium, May %, 1899 s'
from L. Kingsley, Professor of the Hebrew fsreal
thovs and latin Languages in Yale College.
work. n,mS ". THIS
Yale College. August f4th, 1899 49,.
m frnclPai OF the Utica Academy, writes as fol.
lows; "a work of this kind has long been o. n,.1;
our schools and 1t is believed that the present st
volume viii supply the deficiency. The plan of tie
Work Is suSh as every teacher must approve II he
gins with the pupil, BY parsing in easy sentences ~
different parts of speech separately as he learns tS
econs. and leads him by an easy t,rnersss s 49,
p.yng each rule OF etymology and syntax, as he al
grammar The exercise p manual trsrsit; ~. W.,
much to the value of the work; as experience rna
an'iy proves that these exercises cannot be meet
eed =. 700 carry period in learning the language
elements IF .8strononay, Deseripfiue and ,shDsr,,
In which the general phenomena of the l,eavenis t
dies and the theory ofthe tides are famarIy rn,a;
Ed ana Illustrated b, numerous Diagrams from enrra
cI'Itate the study of science peculiarly ,,srf ~;
terestng, and sublime, and is Intended FIR sch,.s
academies, semnariea of young ladies' lyceums ann,
'or private residing By Hervy Wilbsr, A. n.
Is as the Book Of God, before us SET
w herein to read his wondrous works
Villags Plans and Domestic Sketch esi or ,,,, =,
the rectoSy Of .uitbous,e Dnle in q oois s'A' 70
me ioho~ins remark rs from the Sabbath scho6r
80 Herald.
ave have ourselves been much erat;f,ed and ,,,.-
hHed by the perusa Of this work. and believe that :.
Library So''uo'
'.Hymns ef Zion'--Beina selection ~ s, rons
compiled chiefly for in The Baptist Churches and
conferences ,,s by u. ~ Hill, PASTOR of the Baptsst
Church in New Haven
This little work IS recornnendet r.. a. v,..,:.
Convention of Connecticut and New York.
yMeehtenburg County, June Csurt. 1890
bhDERED, that Master Commissioners tsss1 ~,
" slate, settle and ADJUST an account ~ -, 40
furyesT, late executor uf jeremiah Aiirood 5,5 en-
, Is'. IS ma. OF Joseph 3D. CisnseI, administrator lie