New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-02
SCHOOLS.


vERnoN ACADEMY, ONEIDA 60. ". z.
- y norton, N A, PRINCIPAL. ssssted by com
- ptert instructors, Tie iocsnon OF th lnttulou
possesses every advantage Vernon Is huomn ~ o9 o
OF The old es lous 10 this SECTION OF the country spo
nv lib retired onie vel ACCESSIBLE position ita beautiful
climate ard plsasani scenery admirably auaPed " 'Ho
| mic purposes. ,, ,ona hrf1dqrr ord Ia coo.
aiTcted win al facilities for instruction ana WIN en-
re- 10 The tesili aud com Fort OF the stud snls
snac,nrs prourds hscled, f'fdng ample room Tor
J exercise and enluVeintn' ,. - ,dro,,a3 =. >, =,
dig5. h,r Health and Intellectual dew opment viii al.
low untt thoroughly prepared ior h9horaoLs en-,
IN ode 81 instruciol he Principal would only say that
psen aDo thorough explanations VIII bo given IN every
as far ar possible To rel. pom hemSevea aud accusom
| tter mlcs habits OF thought and ivesugauon, Whch
fonrd ty exoeTiepce 10 be beneficial znd will therefore,
be fre dutnt record vii be keptof each recitation by
which The puPFe daily progress Is determined and rom
which report sho wing their average standug Is mhfe
Up end transmitted TO The parents every nonsn the
Aceo envy will be open 20 visios 81 all scaooi nous and
eeucston will be highly esteemed by the Principal s1d
bel tfcia he pupils Glasses Will proceed in their or
opay during the attendance OF yiaitoa and 1t Ia
believed better opportunity for judging OF The attain;
uens Of scholars afforded In this way than ny tue usual
method OF public animation. Particular attention will Ds
plio the elemt plny branches Orhogrsphy Reading
Writing and Arithmetic primary studies as well in I'm
poauce es In the order OF education and should
be siEheo or ooiahy sacrificed to hose denominsted
The discipline OF this Institution will be OF mild YET
6ru and cid ed cha Ii will be the aim OF
the Principal loinfuence The pupils 10 proper coureay IN
all te Intercourse sDd to the formation OF such habs ~
will conduce ih,if respechbiiy and hspPlness Phe
leons viii ba cultivated between the teacher
up and the necessity for punishment will be euost
eneh renos ed ItiO believed that under proper
tam, requiring severity need rarely occur; bat no
scholar i'll be retained In The Institution VINO repeatedly
violates The ules whose Influence is believed to be nu
rious TO good morals wholesome discipline
During The Academic year course OF lectures VIII 30
delivered on vsriouR interesting snblecH connected WIN
History. Biography. the Natural Sciences and the Classics
valuable Chemical aud Philosophical Ppaia'a oel0ngt
the institution and ale well selected Library 10 WhlG
the pupils viii ha, g free access.
The Academic year VIII he divided into hree terms ms
first term OF The year W commence the h of Sept
TERms-Por common English branches, $ 10 per year
for biz her Epgh benche0 $2 or year, for Classics sad
Il especially important thai application for admsai
bsud be made al the commencement of The term, although
pupils may be entered sny time and CHARGED o1ly Tom
The date Of commencing Psrenls frol abroad desrr3 to
phc their hdren al ibis institution application
Iersoney by letter TO the Principal who VIII secue
board for them moderate terms In families Of the fsi
especiahiy and where The moral Influence and example
viii be OF the most shutsry character.
The Academ, Ia repaired and rem
be charged upon their tuition bills.
REFERENCE MAY Re HAD TO THE FOLLOWING TRUSTEES:
S s.sc Fr esss President A y pH Nsto
Samuel Carter, Bella Perdee,
F. Metcaif, Thomaa Wiliams,
J Whipple jenkins, W: a. Sherman
Charles Ney T.. Hand, Secres;y.
We, be undersigned cordially mend Mr. Norton,
who gisdueto OF Union College, The patronage aud
fsvorsbls Of The puoc aud are most happy to
press confidence in him as gentleman and instructor
We understand that Mr.. Norton win rec i've ino his fam
lily Elk pupils on abroad boaders, who will bs un1er
bis and constant suPety.lon most desrabe
their cons under parental discipline thorough and Prac
Rev. FRANCIS L HAWKS New.York.
Hugh dGlI May sX0,1 ELL Cutiom House. NJ T.
S CUTTING,
ELIPHAT NoTT, Union College.
ALONZO POTTER, Philadelphia.
WILLIAM H PADDOCK New Hartford.
GEORGE w EATON, Madison University
And Others aust 2*
aNMKNUR ARID ENGLISH BOARDING AND
Msrksplace Elghth.st New York.-Madame Hx has the
honor Of informing her friends and the public that she haa
ted lo St. MafRs place. The house. which is double
tains all the modern Improvements, auch an bAh &c
large garden the neghbofhood Of Fompkn, square, ssye
greatly to the comfort and convenience OF &c
cess SO mach to be desired by io shsI enarea
aary form eubtantRl and polite &C ucation by the beat
Protessors in the CITY, The School wreopen on Monda,
Germs moderate Further information respecting the Ct
sg ns 8sna Rev Dor RSr
denbnrgh; MIR hicKeon, strict Attorneys MIR Colyle;
Mr. Mr. Fa% ml f m MI Ghfs MsDsn
Charles Couderi mr Deisndre; Mr.. Negrin. au22tsl
Mas NApbOLAe GAk0 r.. reap Essps s,i van an
Lsdies at 2l8 West FoureenIhsi Will re open on Rues
This School designed be of The frat In the city
Will endehvor to perfect pupils In The primary ard uolor
before admitting sheln IN lac genior department. Che
couT9e OF sludy embraces EHSl'su III al it' paueuo
French spoken well as written lar guagsi and
Latin Music, vocal and irstruu entail; advanced iessona
in drawing Gsrmsn Italian and span!eh taught BY COM
peteni Piosasora auz7 2"T
ElNtyEHsIVY GRAMMAR sUHOOL-Plo.
u lessor q A JoHNsoN Rec!or.-The frat quarter 1.-THE
school ysa begins September ID Pupls fitted fer
College buslneah Tbs Primary Department for eleven
YearA the OF air Nj Nj Hobby receives pupils es
early age six seven yeaJ Application for adms-
sion may be made tho Rooms lower floor University
Buildings Circulara may be Obtained alec al the BOOK.
storeg OF Roe Lockwood Son, all Broadway Chsrlea g.
Prsrcs L Co 252 Broadway, Samuel Rsynor, 76 Bow
cry. Isu2l2ml GEORGES PARKER, Principal
EDVND ,xREka AUAOHnlY. In ths pdvR!e in
D,!uiion limited number Of boys receive cally from
ococs 10 q ii regular course OF instruction n
all the mpo au branches of education, az pursued IN The
beat English and American schools.
The hrGi quarter OF this year Will commence on he
Second OF September Circulars OF the school, conal1nS
the necessary particulars references and terms may be
obtained of MesEg Lockwood son All Broad way or or
C. haTdmeyer Principal, 50 Bondsi. anl7 LWF
DOARDlNe3 sCHOOL FOM BOYs.-J MARSH,
Prrcpa OF the BROOKLYN Grammar School, will receive
few young gentlemen into his family who will be treated
with he consideration that IA years experience as teacher
suggests which, with pleasant and hsRlthy nome, conpe-
Instructors lectures ally lngtrucon IN the languages
and careful non TO al and religious duties WILL ills
hoped secure ,horoug useful education For terms,
reference, &c apply address j. MARsH 223 Atlantic at
Brooklyn, l. au2o loeooN
JRsVRUCTIGN on TaE PIANO .EOKTg.-
gentleman, Professor Of the Plano Forie familiar with
tbs English and German languages, having few houra
unempoye ed Is DESTROYS to give lessons on The pisno to
also ike 10 obtain board In genteel private family where
be could gvs lessona in exchange Tor IT, Address n ST
ths Office N. B. Piano-Fores tuned, examined and 90
lected for purchasers aux ~
E1NGLisH, FRENCH AND classical.
IA BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR YOUNG
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