Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-02-20
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Rcr. THOMAS BROU.N, a. NJ, Principal.

her. IHo.hiS BROU.N, IL NJ, P1hrtpui.
KNllE SUBSCRIBER having accepted the appo'n.
i men AS Principal oi New London Academy, woni'
respectfully preaent the public some OF It's claims Il
patronage The experience of several years an IN
sruclor III Western Virginia has produced deep aus
settled conviction that, with institution situated II
the centre OF sna village. 10 almost beyond lh
reach OF possibility nlu the youthful mind 10 niellec
tua habits, and the heart to yrtuous principles ih'
temptations wee aud Incidence many aud 50 po
tent that the most unWearled Efforts u the Instructor 1t
make the accurate scholar the refined, elevated an'
vIrtuous youth. Will frequently prove aharlNc, he n
tired location Of New london Academy s, II Is heliese'
at least. partial remedy Tor this rvIl.-Pnscntlng no
thing 10 withdraw the mnd from the steady aud sobe
pursuit Of know ledge. allure the heart 10 senses o
nrbldifn pleasure. Remarkably healthy and atlord
my every advantage essential TO comfort and happiness
The Academy and elegant building, erected
within the last three years IN which the convenience o
both teachers and pupils, has been cticctua' secured
Being situated , miles from l,nrhburg on the great
Stage routoirom Richmond To the remote West. II Affords
the utultsi arIlly OF access.
Students from distance are expected to board with
the Principal 10 form pau OF his family, aud 10 he sub
Jcct 10 lis wholesome rrguauons;-and he holds himself
pledged, 10 promote IN every way, their health anu ly
steal comfort. watch their manners aud hahlis 10
cherish their moral and religious Interests. 10 lead them
10 think aud reasoa, aud 10 inspire them with love ior
intellectual pursuits and pleasures. The New ies'a
mcut will be text book. Portions of II will be read
lures viii be- occasionally, delivered, AS may best illus
tra,e It's great design. III deaonliHuioaoi peciialtts
,cW he carefully aroiied.
The discipline o the School will be mild and parental.
but effective. While the Principal viii exact IN all ofea
slons implicit obedience he Will, Al the same time Gu
courage his pupils 10 consider him lhclr nend as well
their guide. and all his requirements AZ having refer
cnce only to lherown ultimate good. lhey viii be al
lowed 10 form associations but OF high aud hanora
Die character All conlcntlon, annostilos, aud pollne
swearing VI" he strictly prohibited. Every one VIII be
required 10 dsiin ,uis himself at all times by Noble,
deulird aud genlemanly department. M lndoent
and vicious Youth will be retained IN the institutions
Ehc subscriber will aim Ia make Education what II
ought to be- thorough, comprehensive, and practical -
BY patient and careful instruction, To develop, strength
en-, aud polish si proportion the entire nature III the
pupll.l convey ideas to the youthful mind along with
elementary sounds Of language and the art OF pfonnnca
tIon;To expend lis energies on things that are lmpor
tant and useful Care will be taken mol 10 burden aud
torture the memory while the judgment is lett nneulil
waited Special attention will he given 10 the English
Language and Composition. The Student vii BIZ reqni
red to learn something more than the mcfe grammatical
construction ot his native tongue. lie must understand
something oil lis richness beauty, aud power aud be
able to express his ideas with ease and propnetN \
few branches only will be taught the same pupil al lhf
same time Experience proves that where every lhlhl
is attempted al nothing IL learnt with accuracy and
efficiency
The course ol instruction will embrace O'thography
Reading. Wiring, Arithmetic, History, tancienl and
modrrn.> Book kceaing, Natural, Moral aud Mental
Philosophy logc Eheloric Astronomy, Surveying, lht
Latin and GreeN Languages. and the higher branches o
the Mathematics The Scholastic year consisting oil Ten
months will commence the LIST Monday IN March and
and close the 2ilh day of December Tuition ior The
session $50. Board s. per month, one hay payable N
odrance NJ deductions viii be made unless III cases OF
sickness Students may enter after the session has com
meuced, aud will only be charged from the ''me oien
trance
The Principal is far less ambitious Of a laree than Of
happy industrious. aud well regulated school aud
hopes that viii come, who cannot cheernly obey
every wise and salulary aw,-lnten, moi on amnse
mcnt and empty qualification, but on the great biIsl
Of mental and moral improvement Monthly c'fcu
lars will be addressed the parent or the guardian OF
each student giving such information IN relation to Their
conduct aud progress III learning may seem proper.
THOMAS BROWN.
~ B-Sluicns from a distance expected tn fur
nish their own beds and bedding. Extra Charge e 90
cents per month if furnished by the Principal.
NEw IoNpoN, Feb. Is