Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-09-02
NEW LONDON ACADEMY.

IfFnE TRUSTEES of The New London Aeade-
/ u my are bapp, 10 Inform the public thai Tie ~
building which the, have erected ~ ready foi
The reception OF students. who may attend The Fs
sessi9a 81 this Iosttaiion, which viii commence
/ the % day Of Sept. The rooms IN the bndd
ing very comnodious, aud will add greatly 10 the
comfort OF the boarIers.
The siua,ion OF this Institution ~ lie neiehbof-
hood Of the mountains. aifofdne the pfest ail aud
water. renders II Que Of The bcahrsi IN the State
rs location upon the Stage road from Richmond over
The nennians Affords easy and speedy aeeess 70
/ Tho justices feel much pleasure in assuring The
Iubi'e hat the Professor who presides ihs
academy accomplished sebolsr Of uHexccp-
tonable moral chafacer and Is eminenfly qualified
10 impau information 10 the student IN all le bran
ehes Of an English. Classical aud Scientific educa-
tioa. GERARD ALEXANDER,
Prest. Board Trustees.
Al the commenceme Of the ensuing sesslnn. FIR
The benefit OF ees pupils, olasses will be opened III
the faJtmenls Of The several branches Of study pur
follows
Greeh--Goodrcl's Greek lessons, tforbegnnersi y
Butmsns lager Greek Gram. with Thierseh's Or.
Tables; Geek Reader, Jacobs -Xenophon Jana
basisl-New Testament Il Gospels )--ilomer lllisd)
-Sophocles.
Laiia-Good,ieb's Latin lessons. (for beginuers.)
Adams AMI Rnd1unan's Latin Gfan.-Latin Rea-
der lst ID Observation-Disclosures
eeto's Ofallons-Horace-Ter conaeeiIen
with tbs course constant use will be made Of he
" New Batin Tutor" together with the Grammar
French--Levzae's Fl. Grams Bomar's Perru's
I abies-Ielenaque- Charles Xll-Moliere The
atte)
Having enjoyed lor years an intercourse with
the family Of the late Prof. Rostan OF MafseIes, the
Pnuepal naers himself that he will be ehabed TO
give his pupils opportunity OF acquiring the cor
rect pfonunciaiIon and thorough acquaintance
with the peculiar nl,om ei lie French language
English g. Nafhcmahcs-W Walkers Dictionary
Poner's Rhetorical Rraher,---Greenlral's Eug.
Gtam.-Oney's Geog. tlor breinBers); Woodbridge
X Wafd's Geog. u Adas-Blake's Phiiosophy--
Sn'lih's Arithc.--l'ri1ges Algebra--Phyiaus Eu-
clid--Gummere's S0iveyiog-Foslef's Book keep
ing & Commercial Correspondence.
rs designed that tie class in book keeping shall
be thoroughly prepared IN every department necessa
~ To The qualification OF good book keeper. In
h"pe HAT tins class may be enlarged, charge
will be nade for The OF lessons IN book keep
ng An industrious young man may fit himself Tor
any counting house IN The country IN The OF
three months. Much attention IS pald to the hand
wtng.
Thu course Of study at this Institution is Intended
10 secutes thorough acquaintance with all that
~ useful peftalDingtO tie several departments Of
learning lar as they pursued. Parents may
be perfectly assured that while the PtlhepaI uses
ely lropermeans 10 advance his pupils IA their
dies, they shall only be permitted TO proceed so 1ir
can be done with benefit to themselves. Monthly
reports of the conduct and progress OF pupils
Pul'rly mailed u Parents and guardians residing Al
distance These reports are pledged to be honest
aud faithful transcripts OF the moral standing and
scholarship Of the pupil.
Terms--Tuilion IN The Languages. 81 per mo.
English, 2 " mo.
Board 50 per month. Ancxlra charge Of 81 will
be made II bedding IS furnished.
ID. S. OLIpHANT, Principal.
The Principal would refer the public to lie Rev.
N. II. Cobbs and his patrons generally for lcstmo-
mails as 10 moral character aud qualifications AS
teacher.
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