Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-01-20
K6ndofph Macon s,o,,.

Ut next session Of TINS Institution viii optn 81, to,
day, the Nth Of January The Collegiate wear edne,.
into TWO sessions The hfsi begins y "a eek. divided
c'nd Il weeks before the End ednes4y of Inn ana the
students to enter College at the beginning OF The best o
and Tor admission at tina, time into the Fe,bm ~ session
must stand an approved exanina ,on English they
topography, Arithmetic Latin Reader, C,e,,r nfamnaf,
los', virgil, (bucolics and books of the +n,,J Nal
q orat'onsO fifst Greek lessons and Xenopb .".ro
F"oh . Anaba.
There are many young who dc,r, TO arouro
ancient languages Prosecuting tho
Our course ol study is 50 arranged as to me :. Tho
all such provided they lh.mscl wants Of
the hrs session Aud the benefits 10 be lived Of
ol the Libraries and from attendance an IL. The aa
which attached To the oilegs, should ir S'eeies
Inducements to such young men To prosecute ,,! suis
here In order to enter upon the English studies
the student must be tn roughly acquainted with course
Geography and Arhinetic. @nnar,
The expenses of this institution As follow, h,
session $40 Tuition an dep fee per session %, per
Sl25 for the Collegiate year with Incidental 'o-or
GLIDING text books furniture G.ci Sc for rom, lenes m
Pocket maaey extra matt,i aitog ter M. =, ess
NECESSARY TO meet the ascnabc wants OF sludrp ",
injurious The practice Of contracting debts with ,ri
IN the vicinity COLLEGE is in the highest degree nc,
a la" oi The Slate oi Virginia, with Vi pro,
mcdy for this bane Of all tocgrs, to this effect
merchant who shall trust Coll &c student touhouf So
d"tiofagtrorn has pasht or GUARDIAN shall, upon conc
ol the iact forfeit the debt Ioei, ls license, and INV
ay Of 500 let parents ana guardians have due
thIs law, and herr may br strictly cesar, Ia
count with reliant let the i0di, dal be desg5,,i ,
the amount specified, and he cvil will cease. ~ a
PREPARATORY pEpARrMEsr
In conhexion with the UDllege IL proposed to es,ll
Preparatory schools in Inherent places Oae now ,n
hshed in the vicinity OF the College the sessions crr,,g
Ing with those Of the College at Ridgenay -,
the Raleigh and Castor Railroad and al lac,sbn
the junction vi the Portsmouth with the Peter E,I
will 60 into operation by the middle of January is4s II ~,
earlier The FIRST object OF these Schools to prrr,r, ,on
men Tor College the OF study, how ever i. sicj
ut them 10 meet the demands Of the neg horbo and ou
students Tor the ordinary equations OF lie. 10y
FACILITY
w Smith, D. d., Preside and Prof Of Mental and Mar,
al Philosophy
David Duncan, \. NJ, Prof OF Ancient Languages
Resd. chas + Deems, Prof Of Experimental Sciences.
Ezekiel A. Blanch, A. NJ, pro Of pure and applied M,,b.
MATES.
Oliver II p. Coprew A. b., Tutor of Ancient Language,
and Mathematics
Dr. }. Shmme!, A. NJ Instructor Of French Language
PRINCIPALS oFPRFPARAToRY SCHOOLS
VIM l. Davis Principal Of thu Preparatory School al Col.
lege.
----, Principal oflm 'r.aara:o-y School at Ridge.
way, ~ &.
-, Principal OF the Preparatory School at Cares.
burg n. G.
We wish to supply the School Rideeway and G,r.,,
burg it'll compel mt Teachers and
of establish regulations We invite the attention OF een
emcn devoted to the profession OF Teaching to those School
promising permanent and lucra situations Letters,
postpaid, addressed 10 the subscriber Boydton N.cken
burg, va. Will receive due atie,tiou
W. A. SMITH
Dec 2-Sl2m