Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-08-21

BOARD OF TRUSTEES
H. Rer UHLLIN MEADE, President
Me', = oasi'thAn, n Y Kinney,
" IilIm Kinney: H. 4 Brooke,
A. J. Niche, James Points,
r. j. Striking, NJ ID.
II Principal, ever regarding his position field OF
\ usefulness has been induced leave hourishinr
institute IN Maryland which he has presided the
as Ten years by The conviction that his sphere operation
WIN De enlarged and his means Of increased
he recent very liberal expenditure u funds adding
comfort OF pupils, Uclutiiyi he ground. And In.
assurance Of the CORDIAL operation the trustees and
iilends, justify The Principal III tins expectation.
lOCAIlON-r The Institute beautifully located in tn.
towno >tauAton, \irghI The situation elevated and
enjoys the most sduorols and nvgoAtins Atmospheric
he new and sa'"u' buildings have just been completed
and furnished al great expense Occupying central posi-
ion IN he State accessible from every arter commanding
beautiful views oil mountain scenery the
oe"tcns temptations me dent to cities 1t connends t>e
to parent jhe caTc his yhers
TIE COURSE OF SfUIN Will embrace the solid and
ornamental branches pursued Institutions Of standlug
ana constituting Thorough edu atom The Principal pledges
himself to employ the experienced and xempiay Teach
and 10 cn and foster in his pupils
taste for study Familiar Lectures illustrated by an appA-
ratus, will form part the Botany class VIII
have access to Of the most extensive and beautifully
ranged lierb1iuns Of mdisnus plants the Southern
States,
SESSIONS AND VACATIONS The academic wear is
divided into t'co sessions The session, commences
the first cdesi in September The Summer session
will Commence the first ednesd1y in February Vacation,
Jay and Augnst ana two days At Christmas, Easter, Whit
san and day Parents earnestly reque.
ted to Cooperate with il preventing interruptions in the
course Ct duties destructive abs q study regular
progress and, in ht end . disaoura5isto tile pil
EXpENSES.
cone HaIf IN .IIrdace)
For board (ncluIng furnished rooms fuel, and washing
and the Eng with stationary
use OF library, perse>son, $50
ORNAMENTAL.
Music-Pia-o Organ, Guitar, o Harp, incu-
ding Vocal Music and use oi First Gas, In
struments, per session, $50 %
French, Italian Latin, Greek German, 10 w
Drawing and Painting, aud Embi oidcry, each 10 W
Ornamental Hair Work, Is M
Sacred Music and Books IA urner, IN,
he hest advantages VIII be offered i'll the Dep ut
Music and the hours practice supernended BY an office,
Of The Institute.
DISCIPLINE.
The discipline and hole mana cement Of the Institute will
be based upon Christian principles. The pupils will be
stantly taught up .consience void OF offence
the best OF securing proper degree elcsteem,
to individual happiness The Principal head o
the family his pupils will share the privileges and soicituds
OF his children, and effort viii be made impsrt
home Ia ractcr to the establishment
.3DDRESS-IheP Principal, Scranton, Ia
REF LIENCES.
ri. Rev William Meade d. u. Va
=; John Johns, u d.
g Judge Marshall, Frederick Md.
Hon. X. Potts,
:" pr ". Tyler,
John ? IngIe, Esq, " Washington, D G.
John Underwood,
VIM Sparrow, ID. d., Theological SEMI,
{. Alexander jones' d. D., Charlestown, Va
Thomas II. Wis Esq
+ {, M'Guire, - a., Fredericksburg,
VIM. Nj. B rd, I-ynchblrg
Statlt0l, ia. August ) 5W