Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-16
CoMMU NICATND.
FEMALE COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE.

MALE IoLlfblAl JNS IL ] y r..
The summer term of the +. C. T. st,,nte will COM
mence on Wednesday the 18th Of March inst, and
will close on Friday The 2lst of Angus, next.
As The Institute is bu in lis Infancy, and not
generally known, II may not be amiss to mention a
lev particulars which ought 10 commend IL to The
favorable notice Ct he public. and 10 The pan onage
OF those who wish 10 find School of the Fl 81 order
nj which to educate their daughters.
The Institute is situated in Buckingham county,
Immediately on the river stage road from X edmond
10 Lychbnrg. about half way between Bncknghnm
aud Cumberland C.. H., aud equidislant from the
low lands and mountains, in the midst OF as dcnsey
populated, intelligent and moral community rs there
is perhaps in Eastern Virgins. Whilst sickness
has prevailed during The past fall and winter ia all
parts around, and in The Immediate vicinity Of the
Institute, out of between sixty and seventy young
Ladies who boarded in the Institute, but one has
needed the aid Of Physician and for year and
hall during which have been Connected with the
lnsttuea PHI, slLlan has been called think TO bur
tllree young Ladies. These are facts which Gle ally
prove that the location has been fortunately select
ed.
The Institute has Philosophical aud Chemical
apparatus sufficiently large TO illustrate The general
principles IN each Of these sciences, on which
conise oiexpernenal lectures are eratuitously given
each sess'on,--on Natural Philosophy during the
- lyf" and on Chemistry during the second. 1t
has small Library TO winch additions will be made
rs the means arc afforded: II also has small Miner
dioSh ~ CdDHct 10 WHICH IN DeHSlt OF
The Trustees. would respectfully solicit the lovers Of
this science aud those who wish 10 see it more gen
orally taught, 10 contribute specimens of the
minerals found in the sections where they may re-
side.
There is also Connected with the Institute =
Reading RoOm IN whlch is found some Of the best
Religious aud Literary papes-Nlonhy's. and
Reviews OF our country, 10 winch all Of the young
Ladies have access by paying equal part OF the
expenses.
There is also Literary society composed Of the
most advanced young Ladies, which meets weekly
to discuss III wfiiten disputalions, or extempute
debate, same interesting qurson, or to engage IN
some other pleasing aud Improving exercise.
Besid, the preparatory and ornamental branches,
ihrre IS extensive of English aud CIasscai
studies, the f"rmer occupying three yeas aud the
lauer four.
To the young Ladies who may satisfactorily
complish eniier course uf study Diploma or d.
gree is gwen. ii yonn. l. ldy do wish 10 TAKE
tIie, enfire she may take much of It. and
what p she peas,s The | siiIuiIon Is designed
10 be thorough. and critical The soyen,men, Is
strict. but mid and parental. Tue non-intercourse
principle is s'ilctiy adhere to-
The expenses as follows:
Board including washing fuel
and lights, $40 90 per month
Turto" in ,hs preparatory
course, 30 90 per session
English course, 25 90 4"
Classical course, 80 90 - g
-" Music xua.) SO 90 =" ="
Drawing and Pdi0ting (exra) Is 90 -
The present board OF Instruction CONSISTS Of the
following:
Rev. p. b. WILDER. A. Nj. President and Profess
SEP II Nat aud Moral S, fence and Anc Langu ge> /;
Rev. r. G. Loving, A, ". Profs. Of Mathematics /;
Mrs. Nj. &. Wilbur Govcrness and teacher OF The
Ornamental branches Miss s. A. Heustis. Asst,
Goverpess aud teacher OF the Eng. Department !;
Miss 5. Btigr,nan. Asst Gnvern SIS aud teacher OF
Modern Languages; Miss N. Ii. Le,non, teacher Ut
ing - %
Farther particulars NAV be had by addressing the
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