Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-01-09
classical School.


= II Aibsnarle, took place on SATURDAY, tht
10Th Decsuber English Essays .eomposed ioi
the orea sion We're read By James H. Mn"f, ~
b.marle aud Wal,cFL. Biniord, Goochiand Al
Ter the examination, Prizes were awa,1eu 70 u's
ALLOWING young genileaea Tor stahu'ns 'n9s'
frequently head IN their respective ei'ss''i W.
iiag the session. p,.bn,,
English Composition, DEM tfi'" . D'''''
sGsEEK-ist class (Euripides, )-Dfnry
Wool Alhemlrle. Morton Sinlins feaulnS he
mosthenes, not competing having feaa more
~ class xenophon,) james IL.
r.IIAATIN-isf c,ass--f cicero,) Roman Ant
ANTICS and Geography, and translating English
into Latin, being in ,uded in this Class-James
IL Minor, Alhcm rle.
2d clrss-Hoface, Ancient &c
ography, inclrded,) Edward Tr.ni, Cuinoer-
3delass-tvirgil,) Ancient &c
oyrsphy, included) George d. Brown, Abe
an class (cuslr) Edward J.
Willis, Richmond. ,,...,., william
Wallace, King George Gil, 49,,
Glass writing translatlons from Sallast con,
pri,ed of the Isl. ID, and 81 Glasses James H.
GEoME rRY- class benjamin }
Barbour, Orange -. w,,,orr niof,rd
Gochlsnd ,,
sues,ions in Natural Philosophy, solved by the
rules in the Cambridge Mechanics, Morton
''"'''' 'a'''' 2d Ciass-Walker Duke, Al
.bemarle ,,..,t,,.a
ton Niche, AlbemarIe,
USE OF THE TERRESTRIAL GLOBE.
lstciass Benjamin J. Barbour, Orange,
2d class- Dabney II. Maufy, ffederick'hurgs
a. class Alexander II. Mlthle, Albematle.
ptizps for good conduc, aud studiousnes- a
war.ed 10 A. II. Niche IS BtIdell Carr
Schaekeiord Albcmare =
Twill commence my School again on the 2Hho i
January next.& the session Will terminate lhe
20lh of December l,llowins, with vacation III
summer from the 2Othot jun 10 The 2uth July
The Text Book. used, will, n Lar As prac.lea-
bic be those used at the University The tut
ton fee IS $40 ior the scholastic year OF ten
months, one ha payable At the beginning OF Il e
session the other AT the commencement o. the
second term.
Richard Duke, r q. the gentleman on whose
plantation the School Is situated, about mlts
n T.. from charlottesville, Will accommodate
Boarders, (Board, Bedding, Washing, Fucl aud
Candles. included Il, 40 dollar for 10 months.
".
The prices over the rate OF the lat year, in con
sequence OF the the high pflee oil provisions.
br. William Carr & Richard b. Slmms, Esq
will also receive Boardcrs. Board, &c. nclu
ded. } tie former at $l00. the latter Al $50 lor
10 months. ga,
The situation or my School IS eligible for
youths on account OF the healthiAesa OF the eli
mate, heing uu surpassed M that Respect by any
IN the STATE and also on account OF ITS beng al
distance ir.n Tlaccs of dissipation, Monthly
Circulars will be !s,uad, showing the advance
tneni and behaviour VI The Scholars. Nothing
will 10 refunded, except IN caaes at sickness.
| insert the following testimonials Tor the
infomaiiun Of parents and guardians, who
may wish TO intlust their sons wards to my
care.
aliaving examined Mr.. George Give as TO
his knowledge OF the Greek aud Latin Ian
guare.a feel myself authorized 10 say that he Is
we'll acquainted with both,a and capable from his
requirements to teach them successfully /
feel no hesitation in commencing HIM as
Teacher 10 the confidence oi parents.
GESSNER HARRISON,
Prof of taciem Languages,
in the University Of Weinta.
December lst, 1872
." At Mt Gives request have carefully cx-
amiaed HIM in Arithmetic, Algebra, Tugonom
eiry and Geometry and regard him as quail
fed 10 teaehany OF these branches of Mathenat-
les to the extent commonly attained in the Sem
nares OF the county, aud can therefore recon-
laend him TO the confidence ot parents.
&. BONNYGASTLE,
Professor Of Mathematics.
UMyrRsrrY or NmalNR9
Dec. l3, 1886"
- Letters directed To me, near Stony
Point, Alhcmarle, will bepromptly attended 10
GEGRGE CLlNE"
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