Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-08-15

VIE exercises of this institution will be- resumed
onthc Ia'h"t August. The subscriber returns
thanks tor the liberal and unexpected patronage
winch hc has arcad, received, aud only hope
that nnIcmlttcd attention, and increased experience,
VIII enable Inn to deserve II better lie has induced
ms old friend and ,lassmate the Reverend John :.
Wait tn assist Inn during the ensuing session, and
trusts that the annexed certificates will shcw the
public, ho" much his services oocht to add To the
character and standing of the school. The Latin,
6teek, aud French Languages. Algebra Geometry,
Tie Plncip',s OF surveying Irlgonomctry, Heights
aud Distances, VI" be taught At this institution.
Tho charge Ton these branches. will be Sl2 ot the
ensuing session Of four months, beginning the
l3th OF august. aud terminating on the 10Th of De
eembct. For the common branches of English ed
ncation, such rs English GRAMMAR Gcograph,
Reading, Writing, Arithmetic, the charge vii be
~. The subscriber can board about Is or 20 bows
III hls family The board. including Candles, bed
ding' a>lnnG, Nc. Is ~ per month, $40 Tor the
tom months session. The students will be expect
ed hereafter To find the wood Ion their
the Ncademy The board and tuition are both pay
able hall III advance, the remainder half at the end
oi the session. When students come IN after the
commencement of the session. they will be consider
ed responsible for the board aud tuition, or when
they live III the ncghborhood, ion the tuition, from
'na' period until the end o the session. II Is cS-
eeeangly dcsnablc, ON their own account, I'll as
The teachers, that those who intend coming should
be punctual to the day of commcnc cmcnt. This in
unnecessary 10 dwell upon It's advantages of situation.
II is immediately stage road, allordng facility of
access and Yet the ncIehborhood, owing 10 the pc
euliat sohrcty and morall, OF inhabitants does
NOT hold out ihos temptations In vice, which of
ten abound IN the vicinity Of public schools.
GEO. T.. DNBNEN.
his may certify that Mr.. John =. Watt compile
ted the full course OF instruction Hampton sydney
and received the Degree ri Bachelor of the Liberal
Arts aud Sciences III September, lS26. DuiIng Mr..
Watts connection with the institutions he WAS UNI
iornly distinguished for his scholarship, and Judi
cious habits of investigating subjects and for his ,r
tuons principles of action
Such Is his proficiency IN the Languages and Sci
cnces, and snch are his actuaiing principles III c,
that mos, chccrIlIly recommend HIM \ gentle.
man highly qualified 10 conduct with ability and H.
deity any of our best schools. and well worthy of the
confidence and patronage OF an enlightened public.
J. Z. CUSHING.
liampdcn sydney, Deeem. ooh, 1891.
LAM nG, Aug. lst. IA36
Understanding from NJ q = nabncy. P,incpal
OF the New London Academy, that he has associa, d
with HIM, the Rev. John = Watt of Richmond, IN
the management of that institution, | take great
pleasure IN recommending him Ia the public, rs u
person IN every respect qualified perform the task
he has undertaken. This recommendation is found
ed On IN acquaintance with him as a classmatr cN-
tending through three four years oi u collie nale
course at l'ampdcn SNdneN-wherc he graduated in
le26, with the highest honors. NM. DANIEL Jr
lchccruy add my testimony 10 the FOREGOING. of
The RcNd Mr. Watts qualifications as a teacher
During a pant of the above mentioned time, | was
hls room mate at llampdcn Sydney. and tho in Il
JUNIOR class, had abundant means of kn0iring, that
Mr.. Watt stood very high gentleman and scholar
aud dscrred soto stand both with the faculty aud his
lello" students. c, l.. MOSBY.
August lw