The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-07-26


Z M stdcnts Of the cN.Glasgos Acadc-
my WILDE hid upon tac o7th al lhy In
.uhI,ch Of ,orntnatlon viii embrace G1rck aud
Lafn, Hstny, topography, Afnhmctle, Reals
lne 1plmsRnd Writing
The AIendnce Of patents, Of the trustees, Of
all who are PATRONS ut literature aud Interested
IA the rt,isal II tins institution. IS respectfully
invited.
lhe pcandscssion will commence upon The
lBlh "A ANGUS aud conclude Win the ssat.- Ii
- .iesrahie tNt all tltc pupils should In present
AT the eNanupiion The tuition, per session.
Tor i'rech Latte Mathematics. history beles
Aettfes tnd LusltsA Grammar. Nil ho > lp--loI
English scholars. IL N,c lower branches. SO
II Is rtq ~ thdt ACNE hr pni a. this schoa'
WHO have notbeen instructed IN reading aud
writing Is IT,, attend / Mn great d,hieo'y II
a mlxed sehoo. II duJnshr. 10 small boys, .
AZ ms hsepImg 10 spell AID 10 read i ni'l
mus fu ADVANCED the, shull be ~ the nuIser, ,
leafnlorlr rom her mothers or H. IA 4 p lNhiea
aud not IN a ptbhe, school When pul To - Inb
lie school, thcy most generally sa.tc chen tme ,
contract IDLE h,hifs, which rinnat he easily COZ
feeted arr nbt improved hui frequently mat
fIally injured the parent, too, IS not tehnnefa=
ted lor his cxeener.
Faticulu attention will bepaid 10 the lnenl.
cation of modal and religious precepl which
is too often neglected.
Boarding nay he obtained, either IN the VII.
lace or in the nelghbothood, upon rehson1bs
terms. The ituauon OF this institution Is ~ eve
~ respect eligible l0ording tbe advantages oi
good water. o snlabrlous ar, oireitcshmg shade
aud OF spacious aud commodious rooms. lht
students need have no connection with the town
To those who may he inclined, opportunity IS al
IA, -
night, and frequently upon the Sabbath day.
With the establishment of good schools the
welfare and reservation of our country IS mt
matoy connected lfthe minds of youth ar
not dlscipncdto sober aud dispassionatc thoi
are not inburdwlth moral aud religious sent
mcnt are notaored with that Knowledge wheel
II 70 prepare tit,n for usefulness ia aitcl lite
and impressed with the Importance OF an ociiHt
exercise aud application Of their faculties, boil
mental aud bodly--who may not perceive, thu
the coInInunitK the state or the country, Wi
fast decline IN all lhati. good llHnor, the m
mister ofthe gotpcl, the politician, the pihlan
thfopst, may al cooperate Ia thu cst1hlnhnen
olgood schools and II The promotion Of llela
ture. I eject these objects, will pa pnic NAN
KIND 10 appreciate and 10 follow thehRhi OF di
VINE unth--wdI guard them Nc ana the srddclnt
and corruptlug influence VI those who know Tn
good bat chose the rvll who hasr sinister view
tor their own gemndlzemrnt--aud will ieael
them what is worthy Of rational being, where
IN exists lbs iu,e interest, his chief good, both Ia
tnnr aud in eternity.
The New-Glnsgow Academy is somewhat on
of repair; it neets (uuds 10 AID III the support u
teachers--to procure library glohc, aud map,
aud other desirable appendaees is there n,
one in this srclion Of the Staff, on else" here
who mny read this piece, bic .ed with ailncne
and cndned wItha liberal heart, who could, with
ont dctriment 10 himself family dedicate pot
tinn of his earthly substance 10 this institution
and thus. doing an act (Which shall be t"lc
blessed" manifest lis gratitude 10 the Autlo
of every good aud perfect gin From such sn.
si>tance asked in behalf ot literature, IN hchul
Of the rising youth, Train upa child IN tn
VI, he should %, and when he is old he viii no
depart from it, CHS. H. PACE
July q 2t Principal OF the Academ,