Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-08-15
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frnlnR OF the 81 instant, ire hutton Gin. hand.
III the block Of mllls nttflain To pai to fbelt the
Nae tastes, the pure lhoughtshe steady dscplIuine
olthe mlnd. winch should make The sole business
OF dis palt lIe lhlt ont Of tins period OF youth,
Nlrcd6y lfplcfelb0f to9 short, By premature nitro
dueuah into cofnp1nY,l there's noihing TO spare Ia
mrte NacHiN OF Fueu}tiy,t 10 occupations that teach
no good, and Amusemrni5 that slel the affections
Irom all knowledge or Yntue: the IN a word II Is
only IA The mdst a Nature, lf lroul all buslle
ollheway Of ldleness aud Dss PATTON ia the centre
Of quiet animated only by improving studies, and
the healthy and innocent pleasures OF the county,
Ih1i woman eaa be properly brought up--aI leaat by
Schools.
TO saph IDEAS these is the system adapted,
winch Inc Puaetpd IS labnufug 10 set foot
Hhphl The Fttvlcy, the tranquility, The 81 pie
tastes lie rational occupations olhr country. It can
b. c"ttted INTO only very imperfect effect. Nah
their assistance, oHe may keep OUT Nonsense aud
pfecortous Folly long enough 10 allow some Sense
to he Pn l1to The Mad, some serious Virtues mo
the Chataetcr, SOM unaffected Gmees into the Man
ners Without this help OF Privacy, fllle can be
done against the prevailing faults OF Eduea ION I;
whch lac almost Is much perhaps, IN the extreme
Indulgence ul y heh ohlidrcu Me the sacrifice at
hon as IN tie q achefy Of which thcy ue 50 Often
Tire victims abroad
The plans pursued ia The original establishment of
the school, have satisfied Of theu advantage all flhe
| Principal bclieveSl who have seen then operation.
They will OF course, lie continued with ev..tv nm
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Ises AT all 10 rrqulie. II will be the Principals aim
10 renderlbe establish ncut not less sodly good as
School dian ii rs agreeable. rs II residence.
Visitors viii Tor the future, be excluded, except
the mauied az female connexions ut Ina atrs. The
Institution viii form with It's teachers aud pupils a
ilttIe community oi its own. \ Post Office IS at
nched to II; but no Store nor place of Entertain
meut The transfer oi Pupils 10 he present School
wall be made without cost 10 tnelr parents.
| n. B.-Ne" Paps must endeayer to be ready
/ Ia iDln IL & llg ANA ~ oiM
! School will organize itself
TERMs as heretofore published, with only one
change--thal those who have, in the School learnt
! French we'll enough 10 begin to make II the medium
OF other Studies. will be taught Italian, without any
additional charge such class will be sci out at
/ The term now beginning. The arrangements as to
! Teachers remain Set unchanged. An additional
French Master will probably be employed. The
! Farm attached to the Institution contains near 800
acres. The Stage from Fincasjlc TO Salem passes
lioe0 Is OF brick, and large enoughlo nc immediate
! 60 pupils in an excellent manner The Cabins are
also OF brick, and will be used rs School and Music
! Rooms, aud is lodgings for Teachers. Pupils will
not sleep IN them, except under the care of married
persons. Dress and Expenses will be regulated as
heretofore, Pupils must bung Table aud Tea
! spoon each common Towels q each OF every
| artlce~ot dress except Under Frochs and Robes
OF the former, four Summer and two Winter; of the
latter two Winter and three Summer. Outer Dress
good Calico, of small pale blue Stripes or vines TO,
| Summer with Capes AID Pautalcts of the same
Winter Dress, plain bottle green Circassian. with
CHpes, &c. All Clothing marked. Two pair OF
good leather Shoes; one or two of black Kidd, Mo.
rocco. or Pranella. Bonnet. Cane or Chin, Nun,
pattern, trimmed wiki sky blue FOR Summer, aud
crimson Tor Winter.
n. B-rhe School at Liberty will pass into The
hands OF the Reverend NICHOLAS II Cubbs. gentleman
IN whose cMe It gr,tiGes the late Principal to leave
the children OF a place, TO whichhe owes much kind
ucss and esteem.
EDWARD WM. JOHNSTON
Jan. 81 WIS