Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-01
ROUND IT'LL SCHOOL,
SIAIAIDN. Va.

rNyHE next Session of This School undsr
fhe superiuten1euee OF HdrHer H iaies,
aided by J. - Smita, graduate Of Harvard
College. aud Mis- Irauees z. AtisoH, will con.
msnra on tie l,t day OF November. The male
aud female depart nents are kept entirely sepa
rate and dtsiiuci, - thai mere ~ no eommnpi-
cation " hstesef oeiseen the male aud female
pupils. .-....z
TERMS OF TUITION.
For ouhograpby, Heading L Writing,
per session. Is 90
The rudiments Of Geography and Ar
nhuel,e. 100
Practical Arithmetic. Geography with
the use II the Maps English Grammar,
Ancient and Modern History. Compo-
stion aud Elocnt.on, 10 90
Ornamental Pehmauship, Geography
and Autonomy with the use Of tbe
q lobss, Natural History, Natural, H.
lelectnal aud Moral Philosophy. Gee-
meirt. Plane aud spnerlca Irigonome.
ny. ffaclleal Surveying, Rhetoric, l.
gic, Chemistry, aud the Latin d Greek
Language. IL 90
Algebra. Navigation, FluHions. CO.
nc sections, AMI The Hebrew La1-
guage, II 90
For the ffcoeb, Spanish and ltal-
ian Languages, each, an eIua charge
OF 10 90
DrawIng and Painting, 4 90
Music, - 90
Projecting and Dra~ing Maps-for
Zach Mp, ? 90
". NJ. YATES.
hlaipioH, October 1880
some al The Undersigned, Trustees oftbe
hbogr school, attended the eGaminat. on Of the
pupils which terminated on the 6tl lust aud
"c'e bi.hly gralihfd with their progress me
past ses.ioo. Ihry beg leave to call the at
trnlion OF the public 10 the subiolued exirac's
OF lttters from Henry >. Turner aud Georle
1. Washington, Esq. icoommendatory of the
qualifications of w. smith. whose services
have been engaged by Mr.. Yates:
" sincerely wish Mr. Smith success in his
engagement ut 5iauntop. Indeed entertain
no doubt oil his giving entire satisfaction,
knowing, as do HI, qualifications for The stu
alton. lis acqba ntanee with the ancipnt and
modern languages, improved by long re-
sidcncc IN the countries where the latter are
spoken, his proficiency in Mathematics aud
politf literalnre added to url hpliy 81 manners.
PECULIARLY TT him Tor the aiduous bUt important
d"t,ts d an instructor.
GEO {. WASHINGTON.
Mr.. Turner says" unhesitstIugly 'rularc
that The progress my son made hist with NJ.
smith, Was most sati-lnetory 10 me aud that
entertain tn most entire confidence ia his dill
gcnee, aii'ay aud ddclify as a teacher. know
ihat his Student nrr mach attached to him IN
cons 1dence ol IN Mind, aGdble aud friendly
department towards tuetn aud AT the same
~ haFe rras9a 10 believe that he ne Is not
dchelrhf IN taat drgree and method ol dlsc-
pine necessary 10 Command respect aud en-
inrte obedience 10 his ie.t authority. In his
ne" undertaking coiaaily wish him success"
HEAVY ;. TURNER
Ehgphes concerning tue qnaiiir atfons ol
Mr.. smith have be"n addressed 10 the Hon.
Henry Clay, the Hon. Daar Webster, and
en-. hcComb, who ate well acquainted with
hun thrlr better, shall be laid be one the public
rs soon rs hey are received.
=. Board can he had upon very reason able
terms IN TIE taulIy ol Mr.. Yat,s, occupying
lh7 samc hu9sr "he,e ete SEMINARY - Kept,
aud IN some OF the must respectable families ~
town.
Robert s BrooFr, y. SbeBcB
Chfsicy kmueg, H. Boys.
.NehoIrs Z. haHY, Nm Kinney, H.
l.. l.. SitrepSon, 7hos. J, Hicuc.
Jacob fdkicr, GeO. Eskrldgt.
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