Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-12-22
IheAforA Female Seminary,
VIRGINIA


1nuE RedEa,d Female Seminary went INTO OPP
IL Grafton on the 18th of June. 1884. Inc
building. 10 which the school Is now 'n's"' nv
sufficiently large 10 accommodate SHY 'e"'
! he Seminary buildings, recently e'ec'e", W."
soon be completed, aud will acconmooa'e ioo W
more pupils. and ~ boardris. ne ioe"'"
pleasant a nd rs healthy as any ~ the C""e"
Sia,e, All the branches " heh are nsuall, 'aog"'
in similar ,nsti utjons, ATE here 81 siemhhc"h! P"'
sued, under experienced and approved 'rache''~
And three years viii be Necessary to compute "
regular course ia Gil the branches fanghi !" '"''
school. u Is, however, l-n optional VITA the par
enis guar dams Of the seholnrs 10 decide whe'h-
es the regular course be pursued or not. There
Tor the Of the school three S,anos, one W.
gan, Globes g. q Chemical apparatus. Tue scho-
lssic yeAr comp i,es ten mon las. The nehi 'eIm
viii DO but four months, commencing tho Isl OF
January and closing the last of April. Ihere VII
he public examination q, the ciose OF each term.
E1penses for year Of 10 months.
Board $50 90
English Branches 9" oO
Music, Piano OF Organ 70 w
Vocal or Sacred Music taur h, by note %
Language, 90 90
Scientific Pnjn,iov and Drawing Is 90
Mrzx unto Painting, learnt IN eight lessons w
Oriental Uniting, learnt in ten lesson. ~ OU
CHhsth-nics, an cIeIcise for the promotion
oil health du
For the use OF the Piano or Organ on
Stationary . ~
For Lectures and Experiments in Chemistry Oo
There IA Boarding House, kept by John Wit
ten. expressly for The pupils Of the Schoo az which
they can board. or with the TEACHERS or in genire'
'anie' ~ the village. at the above rate. S'ho-
lars may enter the School al any period in the
time. aud will be charged from such time accor-
ding 10 the ABOVE rate. And il is desirable that
pay should be in advance.
Rev, VINAL SMITH
Mr'. EMILY F. SMITH, r'"c'P"'''
Miss Laura r. B,geow, assistant in the English
department,
Miss JsEe Basset', teacher Of Music, Painting aud
REFERENCES
Rev. Hmm p. Goodrich, Prince Edward.
Rev. J. ID. Mitchell, Lynchburg.
Rev. Joh" kirkpatrick. Cumberland.
Maj. "m. Cook, Bedford.
Mr.. WIN. Terry, do
Col. }. W. Holt do
DR.. Samuel Philips DO
Tho Undersigned attended the examination of
the Young Ladies attached o the Female Academy
III Loefy, under the management of MIR and MIS-.
om''h, and their ASSISTANTS on the 3D. inst aud feel
constrained publicly 10 express, the qualification
they experienced in Witnessing the progress made
~ the Pup'Is IN all the various branches Of study.
CONSIDERING the short time The school has been in
operation, the undersigned believe they speak the
u",ve''r' sentiment OF the large and respectable
audience present. when they say that the perform.
s"ces IN Music the exercises in Composition. G, am
mar history, Geography. Natural Philosophy, &.
WI" '"e specimens of Drawing and Painting. ia,
surpassed me most sanguine expectations of every
"'e"u anu patron OF the school. This expression
OF op'n'o" though entirely unsolicited, the under.
s's"eu consider due both To ,,- teacher. in tue DIT.
ieren' branches and '",he pupils.
+. M"CIanahan. Pa,chal Buford. Roh,
er Mitchell. I. II. Nelson, WIN
Cook, Thos. l.. Lei, wich, John r
Sale. w. l.. Gosgin, J. Wilson. r.,
bert Camphrll. Reaves S. Scrusgs,
Arm'strsh O,ry, j. Austin Wharton
J1hn Wi!ten, Samuel Philips
Dee. II