Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-09-29

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IA The number oil pupils is limited The plan
of the school requires that the pupils be entirely
cluded from intercourse with other bows. No day
scholars received.
Tho pupils are all uader the care and control of
the Principal and his Assistants at all hours eating
with them at the table sleeping under the
anne root and in all respects constituting FAM
~.
Moral and religious Instructions are seduously
attended to; but OF the pecullaritics of any
one sect incucated. The boys attend the Epis-
copSl or Presb ytcriau Churches, at the option OF
their parents always, however, accompanied 10y
teacher
The studies embraced in the plan Of this school,
are the Greek, Latin, French and Spanish Iangua-
ges, Mental and Elementary Arithmetic Hoohkeep.
ing when desired, aud the higher branches of the
Mathematics History, Geography Ancient and
Modern, English Grammar, English composition or
system OF progressive exercises Jewish. Roman
and Gieclan Antiquities; Ancient Mythology Il ga
ding, Spelling and Definitions Pcnmanship; Sing
Ing Simple instructions by lectures on Moral In
teeetual and Political Philosophy, and on Greek
and Roman Literature and IN the department of
Religion, the Parallels OF our Saviour. the -Four
Gospels and the Acts; Sacred Geography Sacred
History, Ancient aud Modern; the present state of
religion throughout the world, and the evidences of
Christianity.
! The pupils are all required to write from memory
sketches OF the sermon they hear on the Sabbath.
/ ne elder boys hear four lectures weekly. VIZ one
on Greek and another ON Roman Literature, third
on Moral aud Intellectual Philosophy, and fonrrh
on History orPolitica Economy OF all which they
are obliged to write full sketches. These exercises
have been found 10 be attended with signal ad,anta-
ges IN variety OF particulars.
monthly report OF the standing Of each pupil.
IN studies and behavior, is sent to his parents or
guardians.
The year is divided into two sessions and two va
cations. The vacations the months of pril and
October.
TIRhS.-'1hc charge Cor each pupil is 800 dol
lars PER dnHun payable semi annually in advance.
lie BOYS Who remain At the school during The yaCa-
non, will be subject additional charge of ten
dollars each vacation. This sum is in full for all
The tuition, q! whatever character, which the plan
OF the school embraces for boarding. Washing lodc-
ing mendng, fuel, MISUNDERSTANDING also the use of
bedding, books, stationary, maps, globes libraries.
and otsler privileges.
All letters OF business or inquiry, relating to tho
school must he addressed postage pait) TO the sub
sculer, at Princeton, New Jersey.
f.. {. WINES.
REFERENCES.
Gentlemen wishing for information respecting the
character the institution. referred to the fol-
lowing persons all OF whom ehera are at present, or
have been patrons.
Lexington ky.-Iion. Henry Clay
Trenton, n. J.--IIon. 5. l.. Souhard
Chambersburg, Pa.--ilon. Geo Chambers
Wilmington, Del.-llon. J. J. Milgan.
Florida.-Gcn ID. L. Clinch.
Washington. ID. C,-M. St. Clair Clarke, Esq.
Princeton, n. IRE. Chas. Hodge, d. ID.
Athens, Geo.--Dr Henry Jackson
Lexington, Gco-Jos. II. Lunpkin. Fso.
Savannah, Geo.-Jos. Cumming and Jacob Wal
burg, Esqrs.
St Marys. Cecil. r. Sadler ESQ.
Natchez' Miss-Dr. Wm. Dunbar and Henry W.
Huntington Esq
Donaldsonyille, La,-Ilenry MCall, Esq.
New Orleans, Ian. Durable. Esq.
e>andfia, Ia.--Dr B. Ballard