Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-12-14
CLASSICAL SCuOOJ,

HNllE Subscriber, having permanent l,o.,.,
l. self III Charlottesville and conducted L;' "'r
cation with view TO the instruction of womb 'au
forms the public that he will open Boardiop Saia'
preparatory to the University of Virgin, o .'nooL
OF January next, at the large and co,nmodon, IN Nv
building, midway between Charlottesville sa,p
University. "'' 'h'
In this school will be taught Mathematics ia.L,
my \r'th'nruc, Plane and Spherical Tr,ponoma,.'
Plane and Solid Geometry and Suvcying ,ha
and Greek Languages, including the Roman ,nI
Grecian Antiquities, with the History and G,os a'
Oh cach GhgiiSh GRAMMAR Compositions EIemrn,.
OF History, Chronology Geography and o,b, ,'
branches. A knowledge of the French will h. ,'' '
parted by native of France, to those Win NAV i
sire 1t. strict attention shall be paid Ia III. mo-,
and principles OF the youth entrusted to hi, cara ,al
such discipline maintained at all times as will en.n
proper attention to their studies and correct de,o.,
ment Circulars addressed once month To tbs;,
parents ana guardians Will shew the progress the,
make IN their studies, and their conduc penpan,
The subscriber, having made arrangements w,b
Mr. Daniel Perrow to take charge OF the Iosnn,
department, who pledges himself to furnish fare eopl
TO that OF any other boarding house in Charlo,es,i
or It's vicinity, INDUCES the hope that on po,,,
discharge OF his duty, he will receive share of III,
public patronage.
The textbooks of the University will he adOv,d
I IN his school, and can be procured at Mr. C. NJ
Kennels or VIM. Wertcnbaker's Book. stores. AZ
very accommodating terms.
lerius Tor the course of six months commtutn,
the LIST OF January and terminating the }Dth OF Jug
will be SIS for Greek, Latin and Mathematics y,
for English branches and Arithmetic A fee otS
extra VIII be charged for those who study Frcns
Boarding including every thing, viii be iurnsh.dn
the rate OF Sl20 for session of ten mepths-u
PAYABLE in advance
Reference as to qualifications and character is mao
to MesSrs. VIM. {. Rvcs, Cen VIM f. Gordon.T
w. Gilmer, '. W. Southall. r. J. Randolph Alo
kiyes and certificates OF Professors Bonn,casb
aud Harrison. Testimonials of Dabney Brown, an
10. Saunders, Professors Of William and Mary Co
lege aud Lucian Minor will be exhibited to those ~h
may desire to see them. The sessions ofthis schoo
VIII commence hereafter on the lst of Sepenbe
and terminate on the Both Of June following
charlottesville being situated in fine health, couD
Try ana enjoying refined society renders it an appro
pirate situation Tor a public school. where parent
may send their children, without DANGER to the
health OF moraIy
GEORGE w. TRuEIEART.
jury 10Th 1885
Dir. George w. Truehcart has attended my Lee
lures during two sessions (1S:}3-i and '34-5l anda
the end OF the latter was made Graduate IN TN
School OF Ancient Languages, (including both tn
Latin and Greek Languages. with the Roman AM
Greek Geography, History. &c"
=" S'''' gwen dItcT he nad stood Satl>fdct0r
series OF ngid examinations furnishes satisfactor
evidence of his attainments in this department o
knowledge 1t affords me pleasure to state, in add
ton, that Mr. Trueheat's attention and diligence
nave been every way commendablc and his genera
department entirely praiseworthv: and that from his
principles and habits, as well as from his acquire
hehts he cannot fail, should he take charge of Cas
seal school or Academy to give entire satisfaction
10 those who may ehtrust their sons 10 his care
GEssSER IIARRIsoS, NJ D.
Professor of incient Languages
UNIVERSITY OF Va july ith, 1875.
=, gives me pleasure to comply with the requested
hf. Iraeheat, who desires me To certify 10 his can,
pliity of teaching the following branches of MMhc
n'atics: Arithmetic, Plane and Spherical Trigonom
cry flane and Solid Geometry. feel no doubt thu
'f. fueheart is capable of impartinr a knowedc,
Oh 'cse SUBJECTS TO the full extent they are wanted
IN preparatory School or Academy 1t gives me
" the same time, great pleasure to state that he has
""hout an exception, conducted himself with great
ProPfey during the two sessions he was a student Of
'ne University, and also to mention the high opinion
which has been always entertained here Of Mr.. T.,
' '''"''' % Z. BoSNYCAsTLE,
CHAIRMAN, and Profts of Mathematics
W Letters addressed to the University of Virginia
or charlottesville, will receive prompt attention.
November ) I,f,m