Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-08-07
BOARD Or TRUSTEES

RI. Rer. H1LLL4-N MEADE, President!
Hev T. y Castlsrhan, n. c. Kinney,
w hfam kH'fsey5 h. L. Brooke,
4. }. Niche, James Points
p }. Str bling, NJ u.
Il HE PRINCIPAL regarding his position as field os
usefulness, has been induced the fourishinn
institute in .syland which he has presided Tor III
last ten years. by the conviction that his sphere o opera
VIII be enlarged and dis ness vi osculcss Increased
he recent liberal expenditure Of funds adding to tie
comfort Of the pupils, and identifying the grounds the
the cordial cooperation Of the trustees and
friends justify the Principal Ia. this expectation
LOCArlON-Ihe institute beautifully located ia the
town OF SauntVn, Virginia. The situation elevated and
enjoys the most salubrous and hvgorstng atmosphere
he new and spacious buildings have ju been completed
ton IN the State accessible from every quarter,
beautiful views o. mountain scenesy, FROM The
bwdchins Temptations incident to cities itself
to every parent anxious ter the welfare OF his daughters
THE COURSE OF STUDY will embrace the solid and
ornamental branches pursued in Institutions Of high Standing
ana constituting thorough education The Principal pledges
himself TO employ the most experienced Teach
and to every effort form in his pupils
r.tus, viii form part d tn. .os. ias botany .. apa
have access to VI the extensive and uuy Az
ranged Herbariums Of indgnus plants ia the Southern
States.
SESSIONS AND vAcATfoNs-Th academic year !,
divided into The commence,
will commence the rst Wednesday February Vacation
July and August and two days at Christmas Easter Whit
suntide and Independence day Parents earnestly rcque
ted To Cooperate with preventing Interruptions the
course OF Duties destructive habits study
progress and, in the end dscouragins to the pupil
EXPENSES.
zone Half in .7doance)
For board (ncludng furnished roons fuel and a.hnsl
and tuition the entire .h course, with stationary and
use oi library per session. $50.
ORNAMENTAL
Music-Pia.o o, Organ, Guitar, Harp, inclu-
ding Vocal Music and use Of First Class In
strumcnts, per session, $50 %
French, Italian Latin, Greek or German 10 %
Drawing and Painting, and Embroidery, each %
ornamental Hair Work, Is w
Sacred Music and Books "a general excrcise) ) w
The Lest advantages will be offered DEP arment of
Music and the hours for Practice superintendent by
Of the Institute.
DISCIPLINE.
The discipline and whole cement Of the Institute will
be based upon Christian principles. The pupils will BE-
stantly taught to re.y conscience void of offence
the best OF securing proper degree seieseem
,cessary to individual happiness The Principal head of
the family his pupils will share the privileges and socude
OF his children, and every effort will be made impart
home ha racter to the establishment.
.7DDRESS-Ihe Principal Staunfon, Va.
REFERENCES.
Rt. Rev. William Meade, u d. Va. &
John Johns, ID ID.
" Judge Marshall, Frederick, Md
Hon. X. POTTS.
g DIR W. B, Tyler,
John P lngle Esq, Washington, y e.
/" WIN. Sparrow, D. ~, Theological Sem'v, Va
g Alexander Jones. ID. D., Charlesoysn, Va
Thomas II. willis, Esq,
" c. Mcguire, D. D., Fredericksburg,
VIM. Nj. Blackboard Lynchburg.
Staunton, "a. August 6W