Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-01-09
BETHEL SCHOOL.
YNIE subscriber return, his thanks to h

IHVIE subscriber returns his thanks to hi. nat.
- rons Tor their liberal encouragement aMJ 70.
specially informs thenand the public generally.
that he will resume the duties Of his Sebovl
on the lst February, 1857. The location, in an
intellissn and hospitable ncig hborho cd. among
the picturesque mountains Of Bedford, Is mile.
North East OF the Peaks Of Otter, and N
SOUTHWEST OF l., nchbur-, is believed to b. 4,
healthy as any in the State, ind remote from
the haunts OF vice and dissipation.
lie tatters himself that the very rapid pre-.
Sress, which his pupils have made in their 70.
>pectlve studies, aud the general satista -tisu.
which ais eoutsc OF Instruction and method VI
discipline have afforded his patrons, will We
guarantee Tor the continuance of their support,
and an lnducemtnt To the public to pxtrvnizs
the school. Strict regard will be observed, 4.
well TO the moral, as 10 the intellectual i'm.
provemeht OF the pupils for the purpose Of prv.
noting which, lectures will be occasionally de.
Lycrcd.
TERMS.
re charges for tui,cn in the dif,r,st
hraAchH al Education, tor the scholastic yea,
o. ,tn a9nsaz. ere;
For O'tn q -, Heading and Writing,
sls 50
6 Arithmetic, Geography English
Grammar, Natural Philosophy, His,c-
rs sa. i'an#.. o>ition, IS IN
l#' s..aa.,a ,'-rck Languages,
s4a ###s st.'aaI.s. o5 ~
one AL Hatasla -l ,.. e - -. .e..ta
>jnu pt ca5aaib.; tAc ...tr. IL - sta.rs. t.
Of lie ho.aste Aeat
A few pupils e." eato,n lard in .es5.-J.a.'
Iah'ilics, al, from 81 ;c 80 pr moa,l. i "a.
number ot scholars will b. .ltafia -. I. .s-
wishing 10 enter the school shoul4 me- or,
appIica ion. No deduction 8ill Be Raj. iy' ,.,e
entrance, or loss OF time, h0i b. pssge4!sl .
greement; unless II be owlns 10 sickness.
AT the close OF each session there vii! be 4
public denomination, conducted by the most com
peten, and experienced teachers.
Address, WIN. JAMES SHELTON.
Lynchburs Dec. 22
For,he information of persons at a distance.
the following certificates are annexed:
PATRICK Henry AcApEMY,
July 18th, 1886.
Mr.. VIM. J. Shelton was "A student a, this Acad.
envy, for 3 sessions, and hi, general department
was such as 10 cnlitle hun 10 the respect and
confidence OF any gentleman. In reference, 10
his qualifications as "A teacher, we would reinafs,
that his Greek and Latn course was quite an
extensive one; andhis reciratIons were renah'
able for the accuracy and the good jydcms"
that was evinced
We do mo t cheerlulIy recommend Mr.. Hn.
J. Shelton 2. ma e. -ot al instructor.
p GODFREY.
.e'.-5 PERKINS.
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a6 .snce il tn zssrss5ss = -
Godfrey ION regard = qua.
eae nj tue ars b oHr 5'3azsses ga !.
.ut = .sae7 ci recommendation from w.
l3g4!.eg vain me Hould be perltcils satIstat"
n.y.. NJ II CoBi'S.
July 8lj, 1886.
MAS this day present at an examination "
Mr.. W. J. Shelton, in the Latin aud creek
Languages.
From the highly creditable manner in which
he acquitted himself, take pleasure in say.ne,
that SO far as am competent 10 judge, ibslis"
him we'll qualified 10 teach school.
feel assured that he will fully meet the e.
pectations of any who may employ him, Par''e'
ularly as an usher in an Academy.
July 9th, 1886.
We, the undersigned, patrons of Mt WDI
Shelton's school, are highly pleased with 'ne
progress which our children have made in tneI
respective studies under his instructor, ~
discipline of the school his moral nad stt~lev'
habiis and application 10 the duties Of teseee.
er, meet our entire appreciation and we "a.
great pleasure in recommending him TO the pun
tic, as well quaSed for the instruction OF you'A'
and as worthy ofpatronage.
PHILIP TuKPlN.
NJ. ?. BuRks.s
Dec. - WOW