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

l'iiE rN"irises al this institution will hn resume
ON tbo 10TH August. Tie subscriber felu,n
thanks Tor the liberal aud uuek pecled patronage
"l1ch lac has already received. aud can only hop.
that uniemili.d attention. aud Increased experience
VIII enable Inn tn deserve II better. lie has induced
hIs old IIond aud ,lassinaic the Reverend John :
Wall, I" assisi him DUNG the ensuing Session anr
trusts thai the annexed certificates will slirw lh'
public. how much h,s services GIT Ia add IL thu
character aud standing OF the school The LATIN
Creek, aud French language, hgebta, Geometry
the principles OF Surveying, Tllgonomeiiy, Height.
and Distances, will be taught al tins institution
The charge iot these branches, will be Sl2 for the
ensuing session al iuuf months, beginning the
10TH ri August, aud terminating on the 18th o De
ecmber. For the common branches of English ed
ncaIon. such rs English Grammar, Telegraph,
Reading, Writing, Arithmetic, the charge wall be
-. Inc subscriber can board about II 81 - boys
! IN bS Inily. The board, including Candles, Bed
ding W ashIng &c ~ per month, of 80 ior the
four months session. Tn. students will be- expect
"d hereafter, 10 bnd the wood Ion then room,
the Academy. The board and tuition are both pay
able hall IN advance, the remainder hall the end
o the scssion. When students cone IN after the
commencement ri the Session they will b, consider
ed responsible for the board aud tuition, or when
they 1--we IN the neighborhood, for the tuition from
thai period until the end of the session. 1t ~ ch-
ceedngly desirable, on their account. well as
the teachers, that those mhO intend coming should
be punciual To the day OF comlncncc This in-
siiiuflon has been long established thai II viii be
unnecessary Ia dwell upon its advantages of situation
II Is immediately stage road, aodng facility Of
access. aud yet the neghborhood, owing To The pc
culiar sobflcy and morality OF lis inhabitants does
not hold out thos temptations to vice, which TOO Of
ten abound IN the vicinity of pubic schools.
GEO. T.. - \BNEY.
This may certify that Mr.. John ;. Watt compile
ted the tull course OF instruction Al Iamplen sydney
and received the Degree of Bachelor of the Liberal
Arts aud Sciences IN September. ls.6 During Mr..
WATTS connection with the institution, he was uni
onny distinguished Tor his scholarship, aud Judi
cIons habits ol investigating subjects, and Tor lls VIZ
tuous principles Of action.
such Is his proficiency III the Languages and Sci
cnecs, aud sncl are ms actnatlng principles IN lc,
thai most chccrlully recommend HIM rs II gentle
man highly qualified Ia conduct with ability and fl
dcny any o our best schools and well worthy OF the
confidence and patronage OF an enlightened public.
j. +. CUSHING.
llampdcn Sydney, Dcccm. ooh, 1891.
li SoHnuHG, Aug. LIST, 1896
UNDERSTANDING from Mr. G. T.. Dabney, Principal
OF the New LONDON academy, that hc has associate
VIII, hun, the Rev. John :. Watt of Richmond, in
The management of ,ha, institution, | take great
pleasure IN recommending him TO the public, as a
person IN every respect qualified to perform the task
he has undertaken. This recommendation is found
Ell on an acquaintance with him AS cIassmate .x
tending through three four years of a collegiate
course NJ liampdcn Sydncy-whcrc he graduated in
Ie2'', with the highest honors. WIN. DANIEL, Jr.
chccriully add my testimony TO the foregoing. OF
the Rcvd. Mr. Watts qualifications as a teacher
D"rng part Of the above mentioned time, | was
ms room mate at llampdcn Sydney, aud tho in a
JUNIOR class, had abundant means of kno,ring, that
Mr. Watt stood very high a gentleman and scholar
and desftr,d soto stand bo, with the faculty and his
rllu" students. C. L. N6SRy
August 1w