Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-03-23
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"~"'o VI OcTtnany IRON tne circumstances OF havino
received his education in that country and of hayns
oeen Professor in the University Of Bale in Switzer
iaha, - famiarly acquainted with the German mode
., instruction; the others are graduates Of Hazard
university, and all OF us have been for long time en-
gagged IN tue business OF educ aton in the school of
Nounu tii, Northampton, and other Summaries of
New England. We shall endeavor to unite the adj
van'ases oil these schools with such nts a.
experience and reflection have ggested and no pains
WIZ be spared to give to pupils thorough intel
'eerua'' moral, and physical education.
The school is 10 be established at Phillipstown Put
nam county, New York. the east side of the Hud.
son, directly opposite West Point The situation in
meay' easy oil access, at convenient distance from
e ae cry OF New York, and in the midst Of the beau-
iui scenery the Highlands.
Inc subjects OF instruction will be adapted TO geuer.
% " commercial pursuits, and TO classical course.
.. ueuon necessary to prepare the pupils for the
pursuits oil practical life will tit them for the Counting
toom and the classical studies will be either pursued
10 such point as to enable the scholar to enter auy Of
the classes oil our colleges, continued at the plea.
sure oil the parents, until competent knowledge Of
the ancient languages aud other branches of coiey
ate course shall have been acquired.
me studies common to all the scholars are Reading
Wring, Drawing, Grammar, Rhetoric, Elocu,ion An.
cisnt aud Modern History, particularly that of the "
o.a'es geography, Mathematics and Natural Philoso-
phy TINS last branch Is to be taught by means Of lee.
lures as Wen as Rotations Those studies, peculiar
the commercial division, are Bookkeeping, thorough
P!acuca knowledge OF the forms and business of the
Counting Room, and the French, German and Spanish
languages peculiar to the classical division, will be the
branches oil Roman and Grecian antiquities, Mytholo.
gy and Ancient Geography, and il circumstances per.
| "r, one or several OF the modern languages.
Religious instruction., as a means Of forming tbe
character and the best foundation of sound morals i'm
our opinion OF the greatest importance we are firm.
convinced the possibility of intoxicating all the O..
senal principles OF Christianity, intended TO regulate
inc conduct OF man towards God, his felow-msn and
n'mssii, without iDparting the tenets OF particular
concentration; and such 10 the religious instruction
which We shall snieavor communicates. With respect
IN ia csoh fh,tk
rct Dut parental discipline, and the nculcaion of me.
raj principles the constant presence OF the iamiliss Of
"e instructors, VIII tend to mpart those sentiments
anu manners, which dstiRg uish tbs true gentleman
The physical powers Of the pupils will be de
oy systematic instruction in Gymnasticks and by
games calculated to exercise personal strength and
acuViy, both OF which have the salutary inHu-
ence on body and mind if conducted judiciousIy
The supervision OF the boys will be constant and
none will be permitted TO leave the bounds which ara
extensive without the permission OF one Of the In.
structers. "
The terms per annum will be three hundred dolls or
Sou Tor pupils under nine years. payable semi annu-
ally IN advance. This sum will include all charges.
except those for clothing, books, stationary mattress
and bedding.
Boys will be received at any age under sixteeH
years no one will be admitted, who does not bring
testimonials oil good character and written assurance
from his parents not TO furnish him with pocket money:
nor VIII any one be suffered remain who exercises
an Injurious influence on his companions.
There Will be two semi-annual vacations of four
weeks each; one commencing on the 18Th of June the
other on the 18th Of December. Boys whose parents
desire IT, can remain at the institution during the re-
GEES. under the care OF Of the Principals without
any additional charge punc,ual return on the frs.
day oil the term, will be insisted upon.
The School i<to be opened the LIST day of May en-
suing. CHARLES BECK
JOHN LEE WATSON,
ADOLPHUS EUGENE WATSON
Letters are to be directed to Charles Beck or A.
H. watson, Northampton, Mass. or ]. L. Watson, Bos-
York.
March 5. lO5-r2m
NSmANcERY-In POwha,an County court, January
William Pollock Polly Pledge; formerly Polly Pollock Nancy
Cauby, Formerly Nancy Pollock Complts
Pollock Sally and John Pollock nian, children OF
pointed by the court defend Cause Frank Panks
s sS%ss S s and MARY Ss ad
a.. and Esaee!E hi. Swe and Caroline his wife,
line are children Of Martha Pankoy decd frederick Payne
This day tho pits by their Attorney filed their bill and
the defendants Frank Pankcy, Thos Pankey, and Mary
according Assembly i and tho
a as Do aaSaap g 5. @
1 sy. se attorney & ordered tina, tho said Fsk
Mary Baosey Do the first April court next.
s D,ng u ae id answer the bill Of the
published the city of Richmond two months sue
courthouse Of this county for two successive days
Fob.e. o5-wsw 'p0'' Ro.'Ff:.'GRAves, DC
IN CHANCERY-In Louisa county court, jan Iitb 1890:
Mary Peers Albert r. Poors Samuel r. Peers Anderson A.
Poers Melissa Ann Peers Judith f. Peors William n Peers
the said Melissa Ann, Judith F. William N Peers by Wa
FToler their guardian, Pta,
John w. Peers, ma
Tho defendant John w having entered his
and giyon security according law and court
appearing the satisfaction of the not an io-
hamtan oil this State tho motion of the plaintiffs
ordered That the said defendant John W. Peers
onthc first day April the bill the pns
tubs, and that copy Of this forthwith inserted in som
news published in the city Richmond for two months sus-
ces'vey and posted tho font of this
'OP FsS On some e9ur, day Aa0Gy Tes,e,
CHANCERY-In Louisa county court January ith 1890:
MARY Peers, Albert r. Peers, Melissa Ann Peers Judith
Peers, William NJ Peesthe said Melissa Ann Judith f. and
William NJ Peers by William f. Toor guardian Ell
"use osIdner Pl.fh
John w. Peers, Nan
The defendant John W. Peers having entered b nppeap
ene and gwen security according "
court ana appearing to the satisfaction Of tho
their counss is ordered that the said John W.
appear here the first day Of April next aud Le
plaintiffs bill; and that copy of this forthwith inserted
some newspaper published in tho city of Richmond
uooey ana posted at tho font door of the courthouse Of
0ouhJ' on some court day Teste,
49, DAVID NJ. HUNTER, ID. O.
feoo 95-w8wt
x N CHANCERY-Virginiat to wit: At rules holden
u in the Clerks Office OF the the County Court OF
charlotte, on the first Monday in February, 1880:
Thomas Roberts, Plt6
against
James Cheaney aud William Hankns, Defs
The defendant James Cheaney not having entered bs
appearance, according TO the Act of Assembly and the
rules OF this court, and appearing to the satisfaction Of
the court that ne is inhabitant of this State on tho
motion of the Plaintiff by counsel, il is ordered that