Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-02-02

aep. ino"''' bhoU.s. a. NJ, Prv.espd.
l'llE SUBSCRIBER having accepted The appoins-
mont As Principal Of New London Academy, \ old
respectfully present to the public sumo Of its claims !.
patronage The experience Of several ytars a. az IN
s'ruetof N Western Virginia, has Produced deep nd
settled conviction that with an 1.,tpon situated IN
the centre OF small village. IL is almost beyond In
faeh d possibility TO train the youthful mind ~ nteiee
tua habits and the heart to yigtpous principles Ina
temptations 10 vice and incidence are sc many and ~ IN.
tent thai the most nnvesried efforts Of tho lnstructor n
make ihe accurate scholar, the refined elevated and
yIrinous youth. VIII frequently prove aboye Ths RI
ed location at New London Academy is il is hoisvsd
at lrasi partial remedy fDr this cyil-presennp no.
thing 10 withdraw the mind from the steady and subsv
pursuit o Lodge allure the heart To ssns~s II
ioftlddea pleasure - Remarkably healthy and Afford
ng every advantage essential 10 eonrt and happiness
lie Academy Is aud elegant building erecteA
Within the last three years. in which the a.
both teachers and pupilss as been EFF, ctih, secured
Beng silt aled ~ miles from .ynchburg on the great
stage rouerom Richmond 10 the rciofe West il aur,s
the utmost facility of access. nc
Students from distance are expocted 10 bonrd With
The Principal 10 iorm part OF his famy and To be sub
lect TO It's wholesome frgulatons;-and he holds himself
pledged, - promote ~ ovefy way their hea lib aud INV
steal comlnn. to watch over their mainers and habits {,
cherish Their moral and religious interests 10 lead them
10 think and reason, aud TO inspire them with 1--we E.r
intellectual pursuits and pleasures. The New Tests
mcni viii be textbook, Portions Of it will be read
daily: lis fundamental truths lncueaed; and such lee
ures will be, occasionally delivered as ,aay best illus.
ale IT'S great design. III. denonnaiional pccuIia,itis
,cW be carefully qroidtd.
The discipline oi the School III be mild and rorontal
but effective While the Principal III exact on all occa-
sons Implicit obedience he will. n the sauIe time ea-
courage is pupils 10 consider him their friend ~ VIII
a. ihe guide aud all his requirements having refer
nuce only to their ultimate goud. They will be AL
lowed to form nssociaons but Of high aud honors
bic character All oohtun linn. animosties and profaps
swearing vi be strictly prohibited Every one will b.
required 10 distinguish himself al all times by noble.
dlenihed nHd gcntiemaply department. No indolont
aud rrlons youth sill be retained IN the Institution
HE subscriber will aiu to make Education what il
ought to he thorough, comprehensive. and practical
by patient and careful instruction, 10 develop strength
ch, aud ros IN lnst proportion the entire of the
puPil.lu convey IDEAS to the youthful mind along WIN
elementary sounds Of language and the art Of pronuncin
uoni1o expond s energies on things that arc impor-
tanl aud useful. Care wi be taken not 10 burden and
iofno Tho nanpfy, while the jud gnent is left uncnt-
vailed. Special attention will be given TO the EpglisA
Language and Composition. The Student Will be r,aui-
red 10 leain something moro han the grammatical
construction o his native tongue. lie understand
something OF ua richness beaniy, and power. and L.,
able To express his ideas with ease aud propriety. A
iew hranehes only viii be taught the same pupil III tho
same thc. Experience proves that where every lhiag
attempted at once, hollng 'seafnt with accuracy aud
efficiency,
The course Of instruction will embrace Or,hography.
Reading, Writing Arithmetic, History, (ancicnt and
nodefn.l Dookkooring, Natural. Moral and Mental
Philosophy, Logic Rhetoric. Astronomy. Surveying, ,ns
Latin aud Gffoh Languages, aud the higher branches IT
the Mathematics The Scholastic year consisting Of ten
months will commence the Isl Monday in March aui
and close on the 2ith day fDccomber Tuition for III.
session $50. board s. per month, ha!f payable i.
adrdncc No deductions will BIO made unless in cases "a
sickness Students may enter after The session has cm-
menccd. aud vii! only DO charged fun HE lime Of co.
trance
The Principal Ia lar lees ambitions of large than NJ
n happy, INDUSTRIOUS, aud well regulated School aud
hopes that viii COME who cannot cIeorup obey
every wise and salntary hw,--intcnl not on annse-
menl sud empty qualification. but ON tho great busi-
nos. oimentai and moral Improvement, Monthly circA-
lars will be addressed 10 the parent or the guardian n
each student, giving such information in relation 10 ,hcss
conduct and progress IN learning may seem pruper.
THOMAS BRONN.
\. B.-students lium disanbe arc expected to fuv-
nlsb their own beds and bidding. Extra charge Of 50
cents per month II furnished by The Principal.
NV LoNpoS, Feb. 2 u