Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-08-31
BOARD OF YRNSTEEA

| BOARD OF YRUsTEES.
RI. Rec. WILLIAM .IE.4DE, President.
Rev. T. 4. Castleman, n. c. Kinney,
William Kinney, X. 4. Brooke.
Il. J. Niche, James points.
| II HE Principal regarding his position se1 %
usefulness has been induced leave the furnishing
Institute in Maryland which he has presided Tor
last ten years. by the conviction that his sphere operation
will be enlarged and his of usefulness increased
ahe recent liberal expenditure of funds in adding
comfort of the pupils, and beauying the grounds the
assurance of the cordial cooperation of the trustees
friends Justify the Principal in this expectation.
LOCAIlON-Ihe Institute beautifully located in the
sown OF stanton, Virginia The Situation elevated
enjoys the most salubrlous and invi goratny amosph
Ihe new and spaciou. buildings have just been completed
and furnished at great expense Occupypga central posi-
ton IN the State accessible from every arte commanding
beautiful views OF mountain scenery and the
bewitchng temptations incident cities, M
to every parent anxious for the flare his daughters
THE COURSE OF STUDY will embrace the solid and
ornamental branches pursued Institutions Of high standing
and constituting thorough education. The Principal pledge
himself to employ the experienced and exemplary Teach
taste for study Familiar Lectures illustrated by AN
ratus, VIII form part OF the corse The Botany class viii
nave access to on Of the st extensive and beautifully
ranged ferbarilns OF iniisnus plants the
SESSIONS AND yACATIONS-Tbe academic xe,r !.
divided INFO co sessions The session commences
the first Wednesd September. The summer session
VIII commence the first Wednesday in February vaca ton
July and August, and two days Christmas Easter, Whit
sunde and independence day Parents earnestly cque
TED to cooperate with Us, in preventing Interruptions the
course OF Duties destructive habits study ana regular
progress. and, The end discours ing to the pupil
EXPENSES.
Gone Half in .4dra,,cco
or board ncluIng furnished rooms fuel and xvasbr
and tut in the English course with stationary ,1
use OF library, per session, $50.
UHNAMBNTAIi
Musc-Piaro, Organ, Guitar, or Hfl5 incu-
ding Vocal Music and Of First Class In
struments, per session, s3o M
French, ltaah Latin; Greek ii German: 10 oo
Drawing and Painting, and Embroidery each "a a.
Ornamental Hair Work, l. ri,
| Sacred Music and Books, "a genera exercised ! M
The est advantages will be offered in the Dc, r,nont
MUSIC and the hours Tor practice superintendent by an Officer
| OF Institute. $500
| N. DISCIPLINE.
lie disclpne and W hole of The Institute vii
DC based upon Christian principles. The pupils will he con
SANITY taught 10 rely upon conscicncc void Of offence
the pest means OF securing proper degree az selCceo
necessary to individual happiness The princI : baa =,
the family his pupils will share the privilege. aid scd
OF his children and every effort will be made II ;,n,
home-c haractcr to the establishment l'
| .1DDhEoo-Ihe Irtnctpa, Staunton, "a
| REF ERENCES.
Rt Rev. William Meade, d. D. Va
! g John Johns ID ID
| Judge Marshall, Frederick, Nd
C Hin r. pUtts,
| DR. W. Il. Tyler,
John P:lngle, Esq, Washington, D G.
| Wm Sparrow, d. D., Theological Semi
[ aexander Jones. ID. d., Ch4rlestown. u,
| Thomas ii. W ills, Esq
| = T. M'ciuTe, d. D. Fredericksburg.
! S,u Wm- NJ Blackf,rd, Lynchhurs
1