Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-01-19
yMyHE ELM. WOOD SCHOOL, for Boy., will b,

TEyHE ELM WOOD SCHOOL, for Boys. will be
N opened for 'her reception on the lstof next
| mouth, under the immediate 81 gentleman who
comes highly men'ied 10 the subscfiber, both
for moral worth, and scientific Attachments. He
has, moreover. the great advantage oil long expe
renee in teaching. having devoted many years OF his
life TO ihi. a-mporAnt profession AZ the chief re-
sponshility aud general supervision OF the Inituiion
will drvo've on The subscriber II seems IN aud right
that he should here briefly repeat the leading prac
pies which il will lie conducted. These arecon-
stanty to endravor TO establish over II that kind o. pa
ernsi Government which prevails in all mell-regulatcd
prva'e fanilicswhere the great end il view II, 10
convince the Governed that their gpod-boh temporal
aud eternal, is the sole object Of their Governors;
That their preparation for college professional pnr
suits, although ssary--shou.d always he IN Id a
very subordinate part of their ct instruction.
compared with that preparation Of heart and principles
without which there can be neither faithful CoGn-
seller in the Safe, nor good citizens in the Comm uni
'y: That emulation end the ro are the laho~-saving
expcdents oil false morality, and not The proper
either TO ncr 10 vrtue or TO restrain from vice. And
that the acquireu en'--ilu'rated by the pracIce Of
sound unaluleratyd moral principles, loundSd on trus
religious fai-exemvt alike from B;go'cry AMI FaDa'
icism is the great, the nesmable purpose OF all cor
Education. Long experience and much Oh serva.
ton in regard 10 this vital subject he under
signed in affirming, that Education moy-nay, that it
D be successfully conducted these principles, and
with lar greater certainty, than any others hereto
fare tried, provided Gl,rnys, that the Tescher' own
ercrtons earnestly aud uniformly supported by pa.
rental cooperation Wi.h9ut this, oil his labors mus,
prove utterly u'eles-a his public promises nothing
batter than idle mock,ry.
The terms OF the School $3.50. paid sc mi annu-
ally in advance, Tor aon in every branch necessary
Il, Boys tor Cssg-; aud for board, Including diet,
b, dding, FIRE, candles and washing. The Pupils
have their clothes mended, at "a small eXprnce, by
in the nrighborhoo who will receive and
deliver them, when wanted. The only vacation in
the year, will b. during the nonhs of August AMI
September. The hoard for this iiod will be S25 Tor
each scholar who may remain.
n. B.-Thrre are a lew vacancies yet open for those
who wi h 20 fl them. JAMES NJ. GkRNETT.
Elm Wood, Bs>ex Co.. Va J+;' "a. 6a-'iTF
RJOTICE.- BY direction OF III, last will an ,r.ra.
"a meat of James Soft deed, will sell OH the 3Otl
day of the pr moath, at the ollga,e oil the Man.
chester turnpike the hig hest bidder the land
whereon the said Scott resided at the time of his Jea; h,
lying OH the said turnpike about xix miles above The
town OF Manchester. This of land contains IN
acres by survey lsey made by the surveyor of Chess
tel fl cid county, and will be scld entire equal d
visions laid down the face oi the plat. Terms,
three equal payments; one at 6 months, one OF II
months and the third OF Is months--the plat may be
seen at the oli-ga,e above mentioned. AT the
time and place, shall sell by the authority and
OF Berreu Code, aud Others, Supposed c contain
bout 30 acres. Bond with approved security viii be-
required OF the purchaser ia executed the day
SALE the title withheld until The last payment is
made. l.. BURFOOT, ES'or of
James Scott, Decd.
Jan. II. SI-tds