Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-06-19
K. o TOyyNLEY.

,I,iE pre.snt ssison of th, Institution opened enc
l day, the ith o Augi4t. The Collegiate year IL div-
ded into two session, THE first D. gins weeks al ter, AMI
the second 81 weeks before All Wednesday OF june
1t beat for students College at the beginning OF
the 1.t session ard Tor admission at that tim into tbs
Freshman Class, they must stand an approved examination
hngl,h Gran'u,t. Geogsphy, Arthnetic. Latin hsad
tnssr "a books Sallust, Virgil Blcphes aud books
othe Eosad C,ceto q ora,ion,) Fiat Greek Lessons,
and Nenophons Anaeaqs.
There are man, young men no de'fe 10 aeqne so ef-
ten,ve English aud Scientific education without prosecuting
the ancient languages.
Our oil study arranged as meet the wsn'a Of
all SUCH provided they themaelve. at the beginning
OF the first session And the benefits 10 he derived from the
the Llhraes aud from attendance ON the ltcary SO.
cees which attached 20 the College, should form very
dies here In order 10 enter upon the English AMI Scientific
coursc, the student must b" thoroughly acquainted with
Grammar, Geography and Arithmetic
The expenses OF this institution a. iolo~s-Bostd per
session sao foh aud dePoste lee per session s2a 5o~or
si25 fo the Collegiate year. with incidental expenses, in
Guiding books furniture, fuel &c iuf room IN college
Pocket extra matter altogether More than Is
necessary the removable wants OF student will prove
injurious The practice oil contracting debts With tadesmen
In tho vicinity o College IN the highest devfcc petncious
law OF the State OF Virginia, with a,c~ 10 provide rem
cdy or this bane of all Colleges, 10 this eher That any
merchant who shaft trust College student WITHOUT sciAL
AUTHORITY FROM ms fAnrNr on auAhnAN shall upon CON
con OF the fact forfeit the debt forfeit his ccusc, and
penalty $500 Let parents aud guardians have due regard
this law and where may be strictly
account, with merchant lei the individual be 3D.
and the amount specified, and the evil will ease.
PREPARATORY DEP tRTMENT.
In connection win tho ,oese IT'S proposed to s.'as,h
shed in the vicinity oft Colleges the .esons pond
ing with those oi the COLLEGE Mt Rid'e~ay, y, on
he Raleigh and CASTOR Raroad ard one at Garcybnrg at
IA. oil the Portsmouth with the Petersburg Railroad
viii ip esaton by the middle OF Janusty, 1873 II not
eaIlir, The ms "ec, OF these Schools is prepare young
men Tor College the cos+ OF study, h9wcset sneh a, to
Gthem to meet the demands o. he neyhhothood and qualify
students Tor the ordinary occupations OF
FACULTY OF COLLEGE.
VIM. Smith. u D., President aad Prot. OF Mental ID
Moral Philosophy.
David Duncan, A. NJ, Prof Of Ancient Languages
Rcs'I Chos. 1 Deems Prot oi Experimental Sciences
Ezekiel A. Blanch, A. NJ Prof oil pune aad applied Mathc
mates,
Oliver II p Co,prcw, A II, Tutor Of Ancient Languages
and Mathematics
Or Shimmel, \ NJ. instructor OF French Language
PRINCIPALS or PREPARATORY SCHOOLS.
WIN T. Davis, Principal OF the Preparatory School stCol'
lege.
--, Principal oil the Preparatory School at Ridge
way, N. e.
- , Principal Of the Preparatory School at Gateys
burg n {.
We wish to supply the School nj RI gcway and Gareys.
burg with Teachers and eSprenecl
OF established regulations. We invite the attention OF gen
cnen devoted the prof. sou OF Teaching h. those Schools
promising permanent and lucrative situations. Letters,
paid addressed TO the suhsbst at Boydton, Mecklrp
burg, Va, viii receive due attention.
WM. A. SMITH.
June l9-winD