Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-11-27
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- 'si1st#iHfif late f.ifi dfi9n and Teach..
u tie Modern Languages in IN. Siu. Gill, y,
South Carolina, vii. 81 tie ISL, Of Navc,,h.'
reopen fh' ifsiitHttou, situated At Liberty and ~
'efho' 10 s"e !. an "fsshiHaon and m-il,,ls 6t !.
f'ciye Tor II ti1s public lltnir hich il once ,,,
The plan, 70 which hc WILL give .,f,c, +. :, ~
ln1ln oHtllne, rs follows LIST. TO 90 bach q, -
pi'ieif' less ninliaafion. rdncaion whrh forned u,
virginia lazy senie sistN Years ago. before NorL
Improvements calnc in 2dly To ha,,ish nha,rvs ~
l1e,haei sciences taught only in name whales IN.
ste'd"i ether STRENGTHENING adjoining the feu,i
nind. 3rdls. Teaching only what fits III. ch,
and the pursuits of Woman to teach il ,bornn.Li'
4th' 10 make the first aim Of Education ,hr .
curing VI hat son OF knowledge which ,r,;,. a.,
nilnd TIE Jeai and best fills il with things ,ruy ,.,i
ana graceful: OH To leave uniaught all th,, l. l.
worthy IN Itself, less tit for the SEX and less c,uJ
ot being learnt with soih.; 9Th. To do wl.,s,.
Is done upon methods Which will leave thu chill, ,b
feelings the opinions, the mlnnets and The n,;,.i
PIES prorer 10 Southern birth. aud fit to b, IN. l,s.
oi an Efaealon purely Soutill4.
women are not destined to be Nayirators mr. H.
tlcl'ns, nor Almanac-nakers, nor Practical Ne,b,
les, nor Miners. Engineers nor Doctors i, "
dIene. why give thema hafur uuart,r-p,o6.;.
cy ~ that oil which awhole knowledge would h. ns.
ie'7 20 he"f Oi all futile things, half science i,
surely tile paliiiest and in the worst TASTE. =, ,
Met'ohyslcs Logic Political Econonv beinoa "a IN,
Masculine Offices and pursuits oniy and canine, H..
brought mo female educalion, without wa,u, tL.
tme and n'Jaiing the perceptions, which should h,
employed IN feminine things.
Oh History. aud Of whatever bright or snrui,, ~,
ample II rfers: of her own land and its fortune.
OF hrf own tongue and its literature of the cul,iva,
ed Modern dialect, and their authors Of the Mann.,
and AEs oil All countries. Il woman cannot know ia.
much She iond understand Practical rthmei,c
tho 10; Mathematics; and much more of Cosk,rv
ihan OF Chemistry. She should also learn IN ,,.,i
and write English with precision and purity-b., RI;
cut o the good authors and familiarity with ths,
not from systems Of Rhetoric, that are mere risn.
role !" such as are p" at learning the Art Of Coupe
sltlon, before they have re al Book
Books upoa the method of Ser Ou,s,;on ,,J A.
swer, and all lfera'e compilations in general viii,
be excluded from the school with every oher u,,.
whatever Of paIent-rght Teachiug So will Tho
teaching OF English Grammar. In its placr French
will be taught 10 every scholar "a plan by which
more English, we'll a. French. is learnt. Public
Examinations. there will be uone Ii wn,nen can oux
be stimulated Ia learn by heng to exhibit thsn;.
selves on the stage. they had better remain in i.uo
lance.
The Pupils will he dressed in uniforms; with every
attention IN simple graceinnrss of appearances but
plainly cheaply, without jewelry and with the strict
prohibition Of whatever mi sht mark difference %,
fortune. The Morals and Manners will receive all
possible Parents will be expected to direc,,s
what church their children shall be regularly taken.
PRICES.
Tnitioh in the English anil French, $50 per An.
mum, lthese every Pupil must learn the remaining
branches. yoluntarv.l Music, $40 Italian Spanish
$40 Embroidery s.. No extra charges for use OF PA.
no, Plain Sewing, Fires, DESKS, Entrance money, "
the like. Clothes and Books the only expenses, be-
sides Tuiti~n Board my be hid IN good houses
at $40 per month. The Academy buildings can 10
ma lie to lodge 25 pupils in the hrsl manner. Board
placed there in the Principals family will have
every possible care the use OF good library, and the
advantage Of speaking French CHE labliudl language
OF his honscholdl ard Of practising either turtrf
Tongue they may learn
Buareis viii provide ZACH. singh Ma,il,s VI