Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-28

On many school. ia Z lex i,;..,.,.,,
sed BY scholars Of the middle cacs I'd Iss n.Ses."
tally been customary TO make IN the teunerst
principles This oversight is the enuse Of nocls from
bic, and much wsste Of time, il buldinn - sn,I nm
! ing doun and re-buiIdinE -th<re lfs fpS1 49,
might erect perfect fabric At once me seeii;S.-
book before ~. Is iDensed 10 accomplish, fhi
~ ',s success ~ have no doubt The uiuuos c1s
oner particulars which limits viii MOI PERM, - -
mentor u presents equalrnerit The internal chnrse.
s"e ~. Spo n Az respects e ste
Io,Prored Render his valuable litte ,sors q nov
ssereo'yped. and can be furnished in any quantity az
Brom J. StowciI, Prircipal Of the nancnsic-iaf
/ School. in Now Haven
- nave rernsed the Improved isca<,er which S<a,
handed me Tor examipa'ion with much salisfact;on
II contains much useful infnrnation communicates ~
such manner. as both to instruct and please the
reader. The plan Of declining such words a. iIe
child Is supposed full, to understand i one vin
ought TO be adopted in all elementary books far eII.
dren. ,. sIowELl-
WIihcut Intending to make any invitlious curnDar.
ison with ether works Of this class, we can say win
tor which u Is intended by lis highly deserving author
ard may De recommended to the attention OF Parents
Lesans ~ Greek PcYsirr or O,fIfncx or f.rex7s
Gran'nner Designed an Introduction to the stnav
Of the Greek Grammar, c. a. Goodrich ProesSn,.
| OF Shetoric'snd orasory IN YsIe College.
REcosfatESi, ATKINS.
i.rnm Mr. siodart. teacher Of Greek in the New ma.
rem Gymnasium
s.essFs; pufrle and Peck--In compliance With your
request Lhavc examined Lessons IN Greek i, srsn-,
and icheerfrly express ms DECIDED a1sryot ,f
the Plan and execvtion Of the work Combining the
outlines of Greek and Grammar with a,,r,r,,s-s.
exercises upon the various II ca,,,o, XII -
increase the interest. and facilitate the nreoress ~
learners n acquiring the elements Of tie Iaheuacr
study OF Greekprs eFatc 10 any other win ,rb;gI
! 1 am acquainted Yours etc a. sT0DDARD.
n Iiayen Gyruirssisfrn, bfay %. 1899.
Prom J. H. Kingsley, Professor Of the fEe5rcw f,ras
and Latin Languages N Yale CoIierc
have examined the "g-essons in Greek psren,z ,,
and ana agree w''n Mr. s'otdaFd in his oriIen &c this
Yale College, August nh, 1920 80
The Principal oftle Utica Academy writes AZ
lows "a work of this kind has long been wanted IN
our schools and il is believed that The present li,s.
volume win supply the deficiency File plan Of ths
Work Is such as every teacher must approve Ftsbe
gins with the pupil by parsii easy sentences thg
different parts Of speech separateiy as he
nhections and lesds him ~ an easy progress Of a.
plying each rule OF ~tymOlogy and synsax as he
vances to familiar AVID thorough knouiesey nf -
gramTsaf The exercise 10 nsitual translation s,
much TO the value of the work; as eFpeFence abuns
aptly proves that these cannot be infroas
eed at too early period learning the language
\ Eie0ae3ksD II EfTon0mg, Descriptive and DtnT;eoy
In which the general phenomena ofthe heavenly 60.
dies and the theory oFthe tides Familiarity x,a;,,
ed andiustraieds ty numerous diagrams fr.,rn e,e
vings on copper Plates. The work Is designed TO e.
e.,,ate the s,'iey Of science peeulisty Useful M
academies seminaries OF youne as.,cs yee,,,r- sSr
TOR private reading BY heryy wiIbar, a. II.
= as The hook IF God, before us SRI.
VI Nherein 70 read his wonsrous works
Tiiage Plans and Do,aes,ic szetche :, : ~
the rectorg Of .Jitbotyne DATE IN 2 eofs
The following remark is from The Sabbath sebaeY
Herald.
I . 1--WE have ourselves, been much cratified and bs,e
htted by the perusal of h,s Work and believe baf X
would TORN y. valuable accession 10 staday school
Hynns Of ZionH-B Being selection Of IJvnns
compiled chiefly for use in the Baptist Churches and
c Spr.S BY b NJ Hi Pastor Of The Baptist
This little work is recommended ~ ~. E.s,,ss
Convention OF copusetieut and New York.
VIRGlNIA:-Atr rules cIsS1 in the. cicrE 3 -S
tne superior court o. clsanceEy for the R5ciamond
district the 5th day of hpriI $50. John r. Ser and
Thomas Henderson, surviving pavtners of che rsrcs
tile firm of John z. wier 4 Co against James Ilaf
and Thomas Lloyd merchants and partreys trs,5,,,r
der the 6rm of James and Thomas IloysI and sts.s
Myers. dts.
The defendants James and Thomas sioyd. no. ,,s-.
ing entered their appearance snd gwen security
according to the Of Assembly and t,e rules ii 49,
court and appearing, By satisfactory evidences tiat
they arc not inhabitants Of this country; Il Is ordered
thatthe said defendants do appear here On the 10Th a
Of the next June term, and answer the bill of the p
Tits and that copy If this order be forthwith scri
cd IN some ne~spaper published IN The city Of Rich
mond for two months snccessivey and posted al tho
front door Of the Capitol, iBtfe said city,
q = copy. Icste, WV. 6. p1NbtEroN e +.
VIRGlNIA:--At rules, holden In the clefk,s ot;r.
OF the superior court of ohancery for the l,cb-
mond district the LIST day Of February 1850 sv,ier
S,sInng, ~; sga,ns' John Parkhil, Samuel DarktIf
Charles Copeland, Francis p. Dyer. and other ans.
The defendants John Parkhil and sanuel PsrkhiIl
not having entered ihcif sppsaFsaee sha given seem
riiy according TO the Of assembly and The yaIes
this court and i oppesrifg, BY satisfactory Evidence
that they ave not an ntsbiSnts of this countrv 81 III
ordered, that the said defendants do appear Mere on
the first day Of the next June tenn ard sne~ee H.
5i OF the plaintiff and hat copy Of tha order BE
forthwith inserted n some newspaper published M
the city OF kehomnd, Tor two months succcssively and
posted IT the front door Of thecapitoI IN the ssi r
/ copy. Tcste,
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I " tkSlNiA'--A rules, holden the clerks olcs5f
We superior eoert q ohsnesry for The Richmond