Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-06-03
TzsRs EgebAN0R4E. sSssOOL.
FOR I.Og.N'e. E.fDFES,
At the il oteiouIi or fohn-tonsl Springs, near s
lem. Va.

lem. Va.
raNHE SCHOOL founded by the subscribe, =,
Il Liberty, will, on the irst Of March, be trans
ferred to the very pleasant Watering place o,ipin.l
Is established by his uncle Mr.. Charles John<f.n
and lately keptby Mr.. Dacgs
The qulelaess and beauty OF the place: tn, e,,.
pancc aud extcntof It's accommodations the bsne.
fiji for the YOU :. of rs excellent Mineral Wat.
Inc leililny OF the region the Gncncss of The S.
nefy around the command which the. Sltuauon ,f
lofJs, Of Walks, Shades Gardens. green Flslds-
Of whatever mikes the couuty fttest 10 breed I'm tho
Young inadapi This place singuarly for Pm
Establishment of Education. that the snb
serbcr has been induced TO purchase The property in
order TO devote II permanently 10 that exclusive r1t.
pose.
Exp rcnce has show him thai, in the ditirul,wo
of giving an Education, such rs Education sLouia be
high and pure, every Influence capable Of aiding
elevated result must be eourted that for ,his
purpose, Situation Is an agent sue to work great
good or decisive Ill that the Associations which
you bring 10 ACT on the youug--the circumstances
the habits the very objects d external Naluts with
winch you surround thrm enter into the Education
along with the sudies. aud either powerfully assist :,
perhaps totally defeat then that to breed NJ
girls TO any thing solid in knowledge or eoneet in
Manners Is impossible. IN situations where a PERM
cious Indulge od,Is them The runous delights Of
mixed Sotieiy, fiji only to spoil he ve,y Young rs
they spoil It E: that not only the access of CompanS
but IS distant sigh, the notion that 1t Is m hand
must be excluded, as certain IN put to lcl the
quIct tastes the pure thong The steady disciplinn,
oil the nllud. Which SHOULD make the sole business
OF ils pan oil HE that out I'll tins period of Youth
(afcddy rendered bat 100 short, by premature intro
duclIou into company there's nothing TO spare 10
mere Nacuy or Ftlyollry, occupations that teacl,
good, AID AmuscmenIs thai steal the affections
from all knowledge or vuiUe: thu, IL word, il
only III the midst al Nature. In from all busile, out
OF The way OF ldieaes> and Dissipation, IN the centre
OF quiet, animated only by improving studies, and
he nj IA al Ilp Dl
that woman can be properl, brought up-at least by
Schools.
TO such ideas these is the system adapted,
which the Principal IS labuurng TO set on iaot.-
Without the privacy, tie tranquility, The sin pie
tastes, the rational occupations OF the country can
be carried into only very imperfect effect With
their assistance. one may keep out Nonsense and
prscocous Folly long enough 10 allow some Sense
TO be pat INTO the Mind some serious Virtues into
the Character, some unaffected Gfaces into the Man
uers. Without th, help Of Privacy, little can be
done against the prevailing tanljs Of Education
VIII Ch lie almost as much perhaps, IN the extreme
Indulgence. OF q hch children ale the sacrifice at
home, in Tic q iackcry ol winch thcydi SO often
the victims abroad.
'rh- plans pursued in the orgi al establishment o
the School. have satisfied of Their advantage, al the
Principal heliesesl who have seen their operation.
The, will oiconrse be continued, with ev,y I'M
proyement which the Public Encouragement prom
ises at all orequte. 1t will be the Principals aim
TO render the establishment not less solidiy good
School. Than II agreeable, as a residence.
Visitors will Tor the future, be excluded eXcrps
the married or female connexions OF lar ares. The
Institution will form. with lis teachers aud pupils,
little community OF lis own. Post Office Is at
tachcd to II; but 30 Store tor place Of Entertain
n,cnt. Thetnnsler Of Pupils lo'he present School
will be made wiibo1u cost 10 thelr parents.
\. B.-Nea Popils must endeavor to be ready
JOIN Their el >ses the 4tIl OF March. when tho
School " I'll organize itself.
h 10
chau5r-lhat those vino have, in the School learnt
French ell enough 10 begin to MAXI 1t the mediums
ol other studies will he taught Italian. without any
additional CHARGE, Such class vii be out,
The term nov beginning. The afrar grmenis as 10
Teachers remain vet unchanged. An aldrnondl
French Master Will probably be employed. The
Farm attached 10 the Institution contains near 800
i acfes The Stage from Flnca,lle TO Sairm passes
the place , tlnes week. Tie MAN Building Tor
iiotrN is OF brick, and large eGoneh To commodate
81 pupils. il an excellent maaner The Cabins
also of brick. and will be used School and Music
Roonr- aud rs lodgings for Teachers. Pupils will
sic ep 1T them. except under the OF married
persons. DfesS ami Expenses wlllb regulated as
heretofore. Pupils must bring Table and Tea
Spoon each 6 common Towels each Of
article Of dress, except Under Frocns and Robes !:
81 the former, foa Summer and Two W,n,er; of the
laueL two Winter aud thee Summer. Onier Dress,
good Calico nf small pale blue stripes or vines for
Snumer. with Cares AID Panraleis If the same
Winter Dress. plain b tile green CircaS-ian. with
Capes, &c. All Clothing marked. Two pair of
good leather Shoes: one OF Two Of back Kidd. Mo
rocco. Prunella. Bonner. Cane or Cup. MINIS
pattern, trimmed wiJh sky b.ue for Summer. and
CRIMSON 70, 81 nfer.
\. II ne - harl ~ Liberty will pass into thr
hands ct the Rctefend Ni,holas II Cobbs.a eetieman
ia whose II gratite~ the late Principal 10 leave
the children Of place, winch he owes much kind
and eStct
EDWARD wv. JOHNSTON.