Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-09-22
DISQUALIFICATION. PRINCETON, NJ

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IL The number of pupils is limited. The plan
of the school rcquiresh that the pupils be eatirely
cluded from intercourse with otlsr bows. No da,
scholars received.
The pupils all under the and control Of
the Principal aud ms Assistants at all hours eating
with them AT the same fable sleeping under the
same root. and IN all respects constituting fam,
".
Moral aud religious instructions are scdulousiy
attended to but none Of the p.rnlisrities of any
ono sect are lnculcated. The boys attend the Fps
copsl or PRESBYTERIAN Churches. az the option oi
their parents. always, however, accompanied by
teacher.
The studies embraced ia the plan Of this school,
are the Greek, Latin. French and 81 apsh Langua
ges, Mental and Elementary Arithnttic. Bookkeep-
ing when deeired, and the higher branches OF the
Mathematics History, Typography, Ancient and
Modern. English Grammar, Engsb composition on
Il system OF progressive exercises Jewish, Koman
and Grecian Antiquities; Ancient Mythology Rea-
ding. Spelling and Definitions Peinnanshp; Sing
lug Simple instructions by lectures On Moral, III
icllectnal aud Political Philosophy, aud on Greek
aud Roman Literature and III tie department oil
Religion, the Parallels OF our Saviour, the -Four
Bosp.ls and the Acts. Sacred Geography Sacred
History Anciem and Modern tn present state of
religion throughout the world ard the evidences OF
Christianity.
The pupils are all required to write from memory.
sketches OF the sermon ihsy hear on the Sabbath.
The cider BOYS hear four lectures weekly, viz : Que
on Greek aud another on Roman Literature, third
ON Moral and Intellectual Philosophy, and fourth
History or Political Economy OF oil which they
obliged write full sketches. These exercises
have been found TO be attended with signal ad,anta-
ges IN variety Of particulars.
4 monthly report OF the standing oi each pupil.
IN studies and behavior, il sent to his parents OF
guardians.
The year is divided into two sessions and two
cations. The vacations are the months Of April aud
Octobcr.
TE.RMS.--Thc charge for each pupil Is 3oO dol .
lars per aunuin, payable SEM annually IN advance
The boys who remain At the school during the vaca- !
ton will be subject to additional charge OF ten
dollars Tor each vacation. This Is in full for all
the tuition, nj whatever character, winch the plan
OF the school embraces for boarding, washing, lodg
ing mending, fuel, MISUNDERSTANDING ais" the use oi
bedding, books stationary, maps, globes, libraries
aud other privileges.
All letters OF business inquiry, relating to the
school must he addressed (postsge pad) 10 the sub
sctibcr At Piiucciuu New jersey.
T. t. WINES.
REFERENCES.
Gentlemen wishing for Information respecting the
character OF the institution, are referred to the fol
owing persons, all Of whom either are al present, OF
have been patrons.
Lexington, ky.-iIon. Henry Clay.
Trenton, n J.--llon. ;. |" Southard.
Chanbersbure, Pa.-lIon. Geo Chambers.
Wilmington, Drl.--lion. J. j. Mdean.
Florida.-Gen. ID. l.. Clinch.
Washington. ID. C,--M. 81. Clan Clarke, Esq.
Princeton \. J-Rce. Chas Hodge, d. ID.
Athens Gco.--Dr. Ilenry Jackson.
Lexington, Gco.-Jos. II. lumpkn. Esq.
Savannah Geo Jos. Cumming aud Jacob Wal
burg, Esqrs.
1t Mar,s Cecil. Il. Sailer Esq
Nmchez Miss.-Dr VIM. Dunbar ard Henry W. -,
Huntington, Esq.
Donallsom,llc, La.--lIenry M'CalI, Esq.
New Orleans In.-M Durable Esq.