Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-04
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w m Ec!hns, Sheriff of Go0clilaHd.
School Book Repository.
FioLLINS 6. co. have Just oyoned ' the follow.
v ing valuable School nooks;-
Sears Spelling Bmk-Orwhch moro than 100 ooO
copies have been sold within the lust three wears
The following ale selected from anlo,r numerous
recommendations for this work:
AN'fac' rom the Anlericon Journal of Elucation
Boston.
ON many schools in which Walkers D;ct;or,r, 90 =,
sec" oS sehoiarsoi the middle class, il has unaccoun.
'ao'y 0een customary 20 make use, in the ,cunres,
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mention II presents equal merit The internal cb.r,r
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LeS'"esS anii care Of is execution"
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RECOMMENDATIONS
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-"Nsu NE !oT examination, with much salts fact on
0S'aiHS much use lW init Tmaiion communicated j.,
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I'M - surprised not fully to understand is one which
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"!noui intending to make any nvi,ious com,ar
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Lessons In Crec, Paysinr or O;.,,i,,, r. o.,
a"''ieT-Desgncd us all Introduction to he s,SJt
81 ne Greek Grammar, by c. 4. Goodrich. Irer,rr.
v ''"e'O''e ana ora'ory in Yale College.
RECOMMENDATION
from Nj. Stodda7t, teacher Of GreeI, in ,b W., -,
. ven Gy mnasium "
SIeSsis. Durrie and Peck-In comnlisrce nil, -,
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md cheerfully express nv decided .,t
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,I."i. OF Greek and Grammar with approoraie
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az l,'s lew regar'it valuable introduction ~ e
10! % nrecE-preierable to any other with which
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'FoiA j. L. Kingsley, Professor &C the Ifebre1 r-,.a
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|"rS 70 slch as every teacher must approve. II be-
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i9"tcuo"s, and leads him BY an easy progress rs 49,
PbiH6 each rule Of etymoogy and syntax, as he al.
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grammar The exercise in mutual translation aII
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ceo at 100 early period IN learning the LANGUAGE -
Eiemehts ~ .AtroH1my. DescriDiiue anil 15uS,rnI !
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The following remark is frcm the Sabbath School
Herald.
. we have ourselves been much eratiicd md be,e.
htted by the perusa Of this work and believe ,bs, =
would form valuable accession 10 SUNDAY srIc'i
Library" ''''oDi
"Hymns 9f Zion'--Belng selection of HYMNS
compiled chiefly for use in the Baptist Churches anT
Conferences by b. NJ. HILL Pastor Of the BspGst
Church 10 New Haven. r'"'
- This little work is recommended by the RanGs,
convention Of Conneciicut and New York.
Ne,hieaburg County, June Court 1929
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