Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-08-29
NEW LONDON ACADEMY.

s.TaHE TRUSTEES Of the New London Acade-
Il my are happy to inform the public that the
building which they have erected is ready for
the reception Of Students who may attend the Fall
Session OF this Institution which will commence on
the ID day of Sept. The the build
ing are very commodous, and will add greatly the
comfort of the boarders.
The situation Of this Institution in the eiehbor-
hood Of the mountains, afording the purcst air and
waller, renders IL OF the heallhiest in the State
ITS location upon the stage road from Richmond over
the mountains affords an easy and speedy access TO
the students.
The Trustees feel much pleasure in assuring the
public that the Professor who presdes this
Academy accomplished scholar, of unexccp-
,lonable moral character, and is eminenty qualified
10 impau information to the student in all the bran
ches Of an English, Classical and Scientific educa-
ton. GERARD ALEXANDEp
Prest. Board Trustees.
AT the CONNIE ncement ofthe ensuing session. for
the benefit of new pupils, classes will be opened in
the rndipents OF the several branches Of study pur-
sued at this Academy. The text books in use are as
follows:
Greek-Goodrich's Greek lessons. tfor beginners y
Butlman's larger Greek Gram. with Thiersch's Cir
Tables; Greek Reader, Jacobs )-Xenoph hon INA
baslsl-New Testament "a Gospels. )-flomer Qlad)
-Sophoctes.
Latin-Good,ch's Latin lessons, (for beginners1
Adams and K uddnan's Latin Gtam.-Lain Rca-
der 1st d Cd aris.-Casar-Salusl-Vm gll-Ci-
cero's Oraons-Horace-Ter In connection
with this course constant use will be made of The
" New Latin Tutor" together with the Grammar.
Erench-Levzac's Fl. Gram; Bolmar's Perrins
Fables-Telemaque-C XII--Mohere trhe-
atre.)
Having enjoyed for some years intercourse with
the family of the late Prof Rost,n Of Marseilles the
Principal haers himself that he will be enabled TO
give his pupils an opportunity Of acquiring the cor
rect pronunciation and thorough acquaintance
with the peculiar diom Of the French language
English d Observation-Disclosures Dictonary--
Porters Rhetorical Reader.--(ireen MEATS Eng.
Gram-Oney's Geog. (lor beginner.): Woodbridge
q W lizards Geog. Il Allas--Bales Philosophy-
SmiIh's Arhhc.-Bridge's Algebra-PIayfarr's Eu-
clid-Gun,meres Sufveying-Foslers Book keep
ing Commercial Correspondence.
us designed that the class in book Ike ping shall
he thoroughly prepared in every department NJ ssa-
~ to The qualification of a good bouk-kcepcr I'm
hope that this class be ENLARGED extra charge
WIN be made Tor the course of lessons in book keep
ing. An industrious young man may fit himself for
any counting house IN the country IN the course OF
three monthS Much attention is maid tn ,be hand
writing.
The course Of study at this Institution is intended
to secure "a thorough acquaintance with all that
Is nse'ui pertaining 10 the several departments of
learning so Tar as they pursued. Parents may
oepeectiy assured that while the Principal uses ev-
cry proper means to advance his pupils in their stu
Dies they shall only be permitted to proceed SO far
as can be done with benefit TO themselves Monthly
reports OF the conduct aud progress OF pupils are re-
quarry mailed to parents aud guardians residing at
Instance. These reports are pledged be honest
and faithful transcripts of the moral standing and
scholarship Of the pupil.
lerms-Iuition IN the Languages, So per mo-
Z" English, . mo.
board-S9 per MONTH Anextra charge of 81 will
be made If bedding is furnished
-, ID. S. OLIPHANT, PRINCIPAL.
The Principal would refer the public TO the Rev.
N H. ooGbs and his patrons generally for testimo-
teacher. 1o "
Aug. &c