Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-09-05
NEW LONDON ACADEMY.

ITUrHE TRUSTEES 81 the New London Aeade-
Il my arc happ, II inform he public thai The new
building which fhey haze erected Is now ready for
the reception OF students, who may attend tie Fall
SESSION Of tins Institution. which will commence on
the 2d day OF Sept. The m the ne" buiid-
my are very com'nodaus aud will add greatly ~ the
/ comfort OF tha boarders.
The situation Of tbs Institution in the netahbof
hood At tho mountains alfordtng the pufest al hnd
water TENDERS II oil the heahlest IN the State !;
Ii. location upon the stage road from Ricnnnd over
The mountains affords easy aud speedy access to
the students.
The Trustees feel much pleasure in assuring the
puolc that the Profess wbo now pfesdes lhis
Academy accomplished scholar Of unexeep-
ionalle moral character. sn1 IL eminebty qualified
10 impar information 10 the student in all the bran
ehes OF an English, Classical add Scientific edaca-
uon. GERARD ALEXANDER,
Prest. Board Trustees.
Al the commencement orrhc ensuing session, for
he benefit ofnew pupils classes vii be opened IA
the rudmenfs of the several branches Of study ppr
.ucd ihls Acldeiny. The tex, books in are as
loilows:
feck-(ioodrichs Greek lessons, Tor beginners; y
Buuman's larger Greek Gram. with flierseh's Or
Tables Greek Reader, Jacob )-Xenophon Ana
basis)-Ncw Testament q Gospels, )-llomer tllad)
I-Sophnces.
-Good,ich's Latin lessons (for beginners.)
Adams and Ruddnnans Latin Gran-latin Rea-
der Isl 81 Cd pans.-Ciesat-Sallus yitgll-Cl-
with this constant use will be made OF the
F." New Latin Tutor togelherw with the Grammar
Frcnch--Leylzac's FL Gram; Bolmars Pertiu's
les-'relemaque-CharIes Xll-Molere The
atfe)
Having enoved dir some years an intercourse with
the family of the late Prof Roslnn Of Marse,lrs, the
Principal ndiefs himself that he will be enabled 10
give his pupils an opportunity OF acquiring the cor
rect pronunciation aud a thorough acquaintance
with the peculiar idlom Of the French language
,I..Ik TtJt.. ...JF-4 tl.tl
Pouer's Rhetorical Rcadcr,--Greenleaf's Eng.
Gtam.-Oncy's Gceg Tor bceinners); Woodbridge
& Wlllads Geog. Adas-BIahe's Philosophy
Smths Arithc.--Bddge's gebra-PlaylaI's Eu
ohd-Gummefe's SaHeyIng-Foser's Book keep
ne x Commercial Correspondence.
II Is designed that The class in book keeping shall
be thoroughly prepared IN every department necessa
~ 10 the qualification of good book-keeper. In
hope that tins class may be enlarged charge
will be made tot the course OF lessons IN book kee y
ing. An industrious young man may fiji himself for
any counting house III the country IN the course o
Htree m0Hnis. Much attention IS paid TO the hand
wIitlug.
The course Of study al this Institution IS inleaded
10 socutea thorough acquaintance with all that
Is useful pertaining 10 the several Departments OF
learning 50 far as they are pursued, Parents may
be perfectly assured thu while the Principal
cry rropermeans To fdYanco hls pupils IN their
dies, they shall only be permitted to proceed so ldr
can he done with benefit 10 themselves. Monthly
reports of tie conduct aud progress OF pupils
gullly mailed Il ptfcnts aud guardians residing at
distance. These reports pledged TO be honest
aud faithful transcripts oi the moral standing aud
scholarship of The pupil.
Terms-'lultIon IN the Languages, 50 per mo.
Z" " English. = mo
Bonrl- 50 per month. Anexra ch1rgo of 81 will
be made # bedding Is furnished.
ID. :. OLlPIlANF, Principal.
The Principal would refer the public the Rev
N II. CoLbs and his patrons generally for testmo-
mails as to moral character aud qualifications
teacher.
Aug. 90 Al