Litchfield enquirer., 1856-09-18
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 .h the removal q tAs Rev ff Riehafds from q n o~n communion but Of this community in 4eeez@l ~hen ~ ssy thst it is n event that 'we@ deeply lement Welo<c In him not only si eloqsSent s sS sss IF s ss sss Sa ss,s sa ssS Che 1spoiatlon he po1sesed when he came among him. and we 5id him osd spssd, 's''s' '''sl' r.aa she IoaIssils Kyl prs.b,t terian. March. 1852 % iss snss ses a ICY. ps Js%es Rchasds has and Bsl!s lesizes in the planters College of Miss Abont elsnsy yogng gentlemen are now enjoying the sdsansn6es of this Institution, and 1t sesms b be the detemination of its frends to make it pcrna- nent seak o learning. and inferior to none where thorongh md practical coursa of instruction can be eujoyed The accession of Dr. Richards to the facu. ty, with is un0uoted abilities experience and pop ular mannc is sn acqnisitcn fortunate not only to the Institution, but also to the community at large From the Tort Gibson (lfiss.) Hearld of June 6th
 We ere happy 10 announce the return of the Rev. Dr. Mchards tc his Southern home, and the duties of hls Hofessership in the PlantcB College. We cons grptulate the Institution the accession of gentle ,nan o 70 much piety learning and ability. to it's a ready able Faculty and predict that its usefuIness and reputation will be greatly enhanced by bis labcrs. - s..s ,s.f - s - 5'
 From the New Orleans Creole of Nov 25th, 1854
 &c are EFBJ1neu to te6rn that Dr. ltcDardS has turned rum his Northern tour and resumed his du- ties in the old Third District The eloquent address which he lately delivered there has elicited the un bounded praise of the. < Orleanean, and fron justice It says. eve question if the Presbyterian Curch slins more ablc rhetorical expounder of her doctrines while, reader, we certain he has no conpcera These gifts, coupled with his ar dcnt zeal and dcy0ton in the causc i1 which he is engaged give promise of extensive usefulness in his present Hclu of lnDDr.7 EaA& # From the New York Mirror of September 4tii, 1855
 Weask the attention of parents end guardians to the cord of Dr. Richards, who proposes to open an EducatEohai InstutiOn, 0f the highest order, above sons for mercantile lifeaor for admission into the advanced classes of our best Colleges and Uniyersi- ties will do well to patronize this establishment Dr. kiehars IS. sufficiently well known, in this city, to need no coinmendation; at the same time the public arc presented in his circular, with the most satisfactory references and testimonials as to his character acquiremcnts, experience and aptncss to Extractof . Letter from Dr. Blauyclt. of Clinton
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 shall long remember the hour 50 pleasantly passed in listening to the instruction given to your pupils, and go attcntvely received by tem It was very evident. that while you spared no pains to i'm prove their inental acqutrements you did nat the less seek @ fustcr and encourage those graces and virtues which constitute the christan gentleman Your frequent cxalninations and reviews, together with your daily registers of department and scho- arship, cannot fail to exert . happy influence You teach boys Aop to study as well phat to study In the united pursuits of the scholar and the teacher
 ain sure you must gain the highest distinction
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 Ny Dsar sir :--It wass with no or inary satisfac- tien that returncd hume after my recent visit to your lnttitutes Ny favorable impressions buscd on the stateincnts of others, are by my own observa ton, now confirmed in every particular. You ccr- tainly have succeeded in making study a pleasure with your pupils, The instrnc ,ion given, while char.ctvrised by aswosyhnsss, seemed most hap oily adapted tv the age and scaplelty of those entrusted to your care. was dclightel with the order and discipline which prevailed and with the care which you evidently bestow upon the formation of the Hlanpes fl your soholars feel no hesitation in saying that parcnts will ind In your Institute SchYoi n which they may safely oontde their sons. Believe ms, dear Sir, =
 ~ Truly Yours,