Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-09-11
BOARD OF TRUSTEES.

BOARD OF TRUSTEES
Rt Rrr. HLLLi.u .uE.4DE. President.
Rev. T. r. Castlcman, y. c. Kinney,
William Kinney X. r Brooke
+. J. Mche,. James Points
i. j. Strbling, NJ. D.
'E7IlE Principal regarding his position as fad Of
usefulness, has been induced leave the furnishing
Institute in Maryland which lie Has presided ior the
last years BY the conviction that his sphere operation
The recent very liberal expenditure Of funds in adding to o
comfort Of the pupils and beautify ing HE grounds and the
assurance Of the cordial operation Of the trustees and
friends, justify the Principal il this expectation.
LOCAIION-Thel Institute is beautifully located in the
town of stanton, Nginl Tie situat ion is elevated and
enjoys the most saubrions and mvgoatin5 atmosphere
he and spacious buildings have Just been completed
and furnished at great expense Occupying central posi-
ton in the State, accessible from commanding
beautiful views OF mountain scenery and from the
bcwhcmng temptations incident to cities it comnends
to every parent anxious Tor the Welfare OF his daughters
THE COURSE OF STUDY will embrace the solid and
ornamental branches pursued Institutions f hi h anlir
and constituting thorough euraon The Principal pledge
himself employ the experienced ana exemplary Teach
ers and to rs every e1r to form and foster his pupils
taste for study. Familiar Lectures. Illustrated by ali appa-
raus, VIII torn part q the roarse The Botany viii
have Of the extensive and beautifully III
ansei Herbariums Of indignus plants in the Southern
States
SESSIONS AND yACATIONS-The academic wear j.
divided into t'oo sessions The aoitcr session commences
the first Wrtnesd III September The s,,,,ooy e,.~;o,
will commence the first ednesav February Vacation
July and August and two days Christmas Faster Whit
sntde and independence Parents earnestly rcques
e' " WIN Us III preventing Interruptions the
course Of duties destructive to habits Of study
progress: and IN The end g drouras ing the pupil
EXPENSES.
zone Half Ia .24cance)
For board (ncluiing furnished rooms fuel and Washing
and tuition in the entire En-i course with stationary
use OF library, per session, $50
ORNAMENTAL
Musc-Piaio, Organ, Guitar, or Harp incln-
ding Vocal Music and use OF First Glass In
struments, per session. so GO
French, Italian, Latin, Greek German, 10 90
Ora and PAIN N f,nlrOifrrv n IN
Ornamental Hair Work, n OC
Sacred Music and Books, "a general cxcrcise) 5 UC
The est adv antages Will be offered in the Dr arrnet
Music, and the hours pacce superntepdcd v an occ,
of the Institute.
DISCIPLINE.
The discipline and vho'e manarcncn, oI he Institute vii
be based upon Christ prime p!es The pupils Mil Re coz
SANITY taught to up 'sccnscicncc VOID Of offence
the best means Of securing proper degree sctecn
necessary to individual happiness The Principal i head d
the family his pupils Will share the PRIV eces and ctud
Of his children and every effort viii be made 10 inpart
home, la racer 10 the establishment
| .7DDRESS-1he Pracpa Staunfon, Ia
REFERENCES.
Rt Rev. William Meade, u. D. va.
John JOHNS, u d
q Judge Marshall, Frederick, Nd.
Z" u n Il. Potts,
DIR ". 3. Tyler,
Joha p inge, Esq, Washington c.
VIM. Sparrow, u. r., Theological Scn'y
Aexander ZONES. y. III, Charcstown Va
Thomas II. Willis. ESQ
= T. Mtfrre. u. u Fredericksburg
VIM. NJ. Backf'rd, I-yncLburg.
Staunton, Ia August 5 5W