Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-11-13


reopen the Institution. situated at Iberiy and W.
deavor to give it an organization and ,nethod. e.
revive Tor il the public favour which il once .n;.'s
The plan, to which he will give effect i, Nv
main outline, rs follows LIST. To 90 back 10 III, us
palmer, less nultf,rous education, iorw.,
Virginia lady, some sixty years ago. before No,,hs
imp oyenients came in. 2dly. To Danish wha,,,.'.
pretended sciences, taught only in NAME ,itja,,.
stead of either trenetliening adjoining the f.m,
MUD. 3rdly. Teaching only what fits the cb,r,.,'
and the pursuits of Woman, to teach il thorou h,'
It'll. 10 make the first aim of Education. iLs
curing of that sort of knowledge which train, :.
mind the BEST and best fills it with things truly me-,
and graceful: 9th. To leave untau.ht all il,, IA IT,.
worthy in itself, less fit Cor the sex, and less c,.,tI
FLEEING learnt with sodnv: 9Th. 70 do wla,.,..
is done upon nethods which will leave the child d.
feelings, the opinions, the manners and the pri,s,
pies proper to Southern birth, aud fit DO the has.
OF ia Education purely Southern.
Women not destined to be Nayigators nor u.
tcians, Almanac makers. nor Practical Mr,b,s
les, nor Miners nor Engineers, nor Doctors in NJ.
dicine. Why give them hall or quarter pro6,i,u.
cy, in that of which whole know ledge would b. ma.
less TO them! OF all futile things. half scieuc. !.
surely the pairicst and in the worst taste. So ion
Metaphysics, Logic. Political Economy, belong To h
Masculine Offices and pursuits only, and cannot b,
brought into female educatlon without wasting III.
time aud njulins ths perceptions which should bo
employ ell in feminine things.
ample it offers of her own land and lis fortuna.
of h.r own tongue and its literature Of thv cu,i,.
ed Modern iaircts aud their authors of the Manner.
and Ars oi all countries, woman cannot know IN,
much. She -4oud understand Practical Aritlunyt,
tho no, Mathematics; and much more Of CooA.y
than of Chemistry. She should also learn 10 ,u,,i
and write English with precision and puritv-bs, ,hu
cut olthe good authors, aud familiarity with them
not from systems of Rhetoric. that mere ri,m,
role such put a learning the Art oi Coiups.
stion, b..ure they have read Book.
Books upon The method of Set Question and 40.
swer and all era,e compilations in geuSral will
be excluded from the school with every other pl,u
whatever Of palent-right Teaching. 50 will th.
teaching of English Grammar. Ia It's place frsueL
viii be Taught 10 every scholar :--a plan by which
more Encsh, as wc as French, is learnt. Publa
Examinations, there will be Ii can ouy
be stimulated lulsarn by being SET 10 exhibit then.
selves ON the stage, they had better 1--WE.
rance.
The Pupils will be dressed in uniform; with ever,
attention to simple gracelnlness Of appearance; but
plainly, cheaply, without Je"ery, and with the strt
prohibition OF whatever might mark Il difference u
fortune. The Morals and Manners will receive al
possible Parents will be expected 10 directs.
"ha, church tler children shall be regularly taken
PRICES.
Tuition in the English aud French, $50 pr AZ.
num these, every Pupil must learn; the rrmaniu,
branches. voluntary) Music, SO Italian Spanish,
$40 Embroidery, So No extra charges for nse oi Pla-
no, Plain Sewing, Fires, Desks, Entrance MONEYS
the like. Clothes aud Docks the only expenses b,
silts Tuiti.n. Board my be had IN good house,
at SO pr month. The Academy buildings can bs
lie to lodge . pupils in the best m,nncr. B."d.
crs placed there in the Principals family viii ato
every possible care, the OF good library, aud tina
advantage dispensing frenrh. tihc h,bnual ansnas"
OF his househoId) and OF practising either inr,i"t
tongue ,llcy may learn
,tl of
lar or ShucSs; their Owl Bed .itcn and T,wrl.
Silver Table Spoon, and a Silver Tea Spoon. fhsy
will not 90 into public, except to church; anh neither
visit visits, exorp' by parGnIf rrhi'S"o.
The ordinary rrci;aiions OF The school will ai"ay'ba
open to th- Attendance of iarens, sn"rdaes, az To-
''''''' ~ EDWARD WV. JOHNSTON.
Refer 10 lbs Exccllrncy. Z. VI Butler, Go'. of s.
Carolina: Messed. G. Calhoun and Nm. {. ff',.
tom of the l.. :. Senate Geucrals Taunton, tiaflf
aud Ne Dutfe Late Gov r1orS al > C"r"'"'a. ",
Thos. Cooper, l.. l.. D.: Presr!e,.' i'arnwtl N1l
Professors Nolt anl l..ebrr, Ct ne ,. 'af"na w.
lee Ia IIf2iaia. President De" aud Professor
Tucker, nf X a.. and Mary Eenl. Watkins l.e'Sn'
WSndlr,n Roberts, api Geo. w. MuGlof'i nj h'ea'
noud Walter jones'. Post Master. Noiio,A; JONI
and Winston Ienry, Charlotte tfen. Edward VA
ringfon.I Halifax; Valentine w. S"nth'h han"tr'
yiilr: l3is. Johnston and DIR. MN. Mclpo"rl r'',
castle: irnrs :. L.onghotnr. DIR j. T. ko'an' "a'
Samuel Watt, Hyuclbnrg Col. Jane. 4. fr',S1'
Moniuoncr, tien. =. e.. Johnston. Scott IL III;
Beverly r. Johnston, abingdon.
Pupils Vii brn, each two dresses nt bottle GrTa
Circassan with ty capes ot the same. and 1IaHe NJ
Straw Bonnet, Nuns shape, trimmed with pla'' cruz
son Ribbon.
=. b. rlr pleasant little Town al Liberty - s'uN'
ell near the Eastern base oith- Blue R,.e. iamle'
lrom the Peaks of Ouer. in reeon eHoesdni'
hcalthy We Il cutvIed, and Of population sen'f"'
" respectable aud kindly 1t is accessible by so"i
public convevances. > times y week, along the lea
mont route iron North and South the lewiSoui'
aud kanawha route. from North West the Abins'o.,
T.snehburg and Richmond route. fro n i-a-l '"'
Wesi. EDWARD W. JOtlN>io
~ The Richmond Viii. aud the EnquherS',
insttt the above wees Tor m,aih, did 'eH'
their bills 10 Charles ". Mite he, itchnona.
October 80 WIS
a Ia circuit Superior Court OF Law and Cn''o',
y ry contiuuel by adjournment ai'l hcid "f wv
county OF AHhrrst, At the Court House oh no"''
III, ~" a"' - D,li.rl Plaintiff,
against
Inn Penn John Dlila,d and Elizabeth ms ",e'
and John Dillard the younger, John Moore anu =
lizabeth his wife, George DlIlari Richard htche'
and Lucy his wife. late Lucy billiard, and f,eu'
Terry aud Martha his wife, Dee"uaa'''
IL CBASCERr. .
The defendant Henry Terry and Martha us ~,
wife BY their counsel, having obtained leave o. wv
court, fled their the Plaintiff p''' M.
which the Plaintiff by counsel replies sche''''
and the subpnnas awarded in this cause Oh tue s' w.
of October, 1882, and the lst day Of April, io'o'
ing returned executed upon the defendants JON" -"
lard aud Elizabeth his wife. and they siili Iuhs
file their answers, although four months have e''t
as well since the return days of the sad suopu"%
.ipt