Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-08-26
NEW. LONDON ACADEMY.

lfHllE TRUSTEES Of the New London Aeadc-
Il my are happy TO inform the public that tie new
building which they have erected ia now rrady for
The reception of students, who may attend the Fall
Session oi this Institution, which will commence on
the 2d day ofSept, The rooms IN the new build
lng are very eommodlous, aud will add greatly 10 the
comfort of he buarlefs
The situation OF tins Institution in the neiehbor
hood OF the mountains. allardug the pnfest an aud
water, renders Il que oil tie hcalhiust III the State
ITS location upou the stage road from Rielnnnnd over
the mountains affords easy aud speedy access to
the students.
The Trustees feel much pleasure in assuring the
puhc that the Professor who ptesIdcs over lhls
Academy Is an accomplished scholar, of unexeep-
ilonablo moral cfa,acor and is crniaently qualified
10 lmpart Information 10 the student IN all tue ban
ehes OF an English, Classical aud Scientific educa-
uon GERARD ALEXANDER,
Board Trustees. ptest.
At the commencement Of tho ensuing session, ior
the benefit ofueW pupils, ohsscs Will be opened IN
the rudlments OF the several hlauehes Of study pur
sned at Tins Academy The text books in use ale as
follows:
k-Goodrich's Greek lessons llor bcpinners;)
Bnlimans larger Greek Gram. with 9fhicrsch's 6r.
Tables; Gfeek Reader, (Jncob'sl -Nenophou Ana
basis)-New Testament Il Gospels l-ilomcr lilladl
-Sorhocles.
Laiin- Goodioh's Latin lessons. (lor bcgtnnets.)
Adams and Ruldiman's Latiu Gtam-lat kra-
der lst x ID paris.--C .esar-Sallust--N ugll-Ci-
teto s'tallurs--l cictlce=~l III Cohhecttn
with This course constant use will be made OF the
" New Latin Tutor" togelhcrwuh the Grammar.
FrcHch-Levz r. Gram; Bolmats pcun's
Fables-Telemaquc- Charles Nll-~Moherc (fho-
Iatfe)
Having eniaved lor some years an intercourse with
the family of the late Prot. Rosau Of Maselrs, the
Principal hateis himself that how'll be enabled To
give his pupils an opportunity of acquiring the
rect pronunciation aud thorough acquaintance
with the peculiar ,dIom ol the French language
English Y Naihcmdfies-W Walker Dictionary
Pouer's Rhetorical Reader, ---Gteenlra's Eng.
Gram Oncy's Gcog. ttoI begiuncfsl, Woodbridge
x Wlhrd's Geog. Adas--Blake's Philosophy
Smiths Aritbe.--lifidges lgebfa--Ppyan's En-
edd--Gummeres Su,veying-Fosler's Book keep.
inp & Commercial Correspondence.
It's designed that the class IN buok keeping shall
be thoroughly prepared IN every department neeessa-
~ 10 the qualification Of good bouk-kccprr. In
hope that tins class may be enlarged txua charge
will be made for HE Of lessons IN book Keep
ing An industrious young man may III hmsell1o
any counting house IN the country III The coutae OF
Haee months. Much attention IL paid To the hand
writing.
The of study this Institution is intended
10 secure thorough acquaintance with all lhat
is useful pertaining To the several departments OF
learning so Iaf as they are pursued. Parents may
be perfectly assured that while the Principal uses
cry proper means to advance his pupils their
Dies they shall only be- permitted 10 proceed 50 l.n
"a can be done with benefit 10 themselves Mouthly
reports of the conduct and progress al pupils
euhiy mailed p parents aud guardians residing n
distance. These reports are pledged 10 be honest
aud faithful transcripts oil tho moral standing aud
scholarship Of the pupil.
lcrms-Iultiuu IN the Languages 81 per mo.
=" English, mo.
Board-S9 per mouth. AncNlra charge OF & will
be made II bedding is furnished.
ID. 5. OLIPllANT, Principal
Tie Principal would refer tho public the Rev.
n II. Cobbs and his patrons generally for tcstimo-
mails as to moral character and qualifications as a
teacher.
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