Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-08-10
BOARD OF TRUSTEES.

BOARD OF TRUSTEES.
RI. Rer. WILLIAM .ME.4DE, President.
William Kinney. r. L. Brooke,
r. J. Niche, James Points
+. j. Striblng, NJ D.
II HE Principal regarding his position field OF
usefulness has been induced leave the fouri.hng
Institute in Mary land which he ha. presided Tor the
last years by the lotion that his sphere OF operation
will be enlarged and his Of usefulness increased
The very liberal expenditure Of funds in adding the
pupils and be autify ing The grounds
the cordial operation Of the
friends, justify the Principal il this expectation
LOCATIONThe Institute is beautifully located in the
town OF Stalncn, Virginia The suat elevated and
enjoys the saubrious and inYigoratng atmosphere
The and spacious buildings have just been completed
and furnished great expense Occupying central posi-
ton in the State accessible from every quarter commanding
OF mountain scenery, and remote from the
to every parent the Glare Of hi. daughters
THE COURSE OF STUDY will embrace the solid and
branches pursued in Institutions OF M standing
constituting thorough education The Principal pledges
himself employ the experienced and exemplary Teach
es effort to form and foster IN his pupils
taste for study Familiar Lectures, illustrated by an appa-
ratu will form part the The Botany class will
have Of the extensive and beautifully
ranged Herbaums OF indignus plants IN the Southern
Safes.
SESSIONS AND yACATIONs-The academic yer *
divided The eontsr session
the first "Wednesday in September The summer session
will the first Wedicsday i'll February Vacation,
jay and August and days at Christmas, Faster Whit
ted cooperate with in preventing Interruptions in tho
Of duties destructive to habits OF study regular
and IN the end, 50 discourage 20 the pupil.
EXPENSES
zone HcIf in .brance) .
For board (ncudng furnished rooms, fuel anil wash
in the entire Enslis course, with stationary
use Of library, per session; So
ORNS.LENTAL.
Music-Piano, Organ, q mar, or Harp inclu.
ding Vocal Music nd OF First Class In.
stru,ents, per session, $50 %
French Italian, Latin, Greek or German, 10 90
Drawing and Parting, and Embroidery, eachj ~ w
OrnaseHtal Hal York IS 90
Sacred Music .nJ Books "a general cxcrcis.l S 90
Music and the hours for practice superintendent by an occi
Of the Institute
DISCIPLINE.
The discipline and hole infringement Of the Institute ""
be based upon Christian principles The pupils Will DC con
taug rely upon conscience void OF az
the best OF securing proper degree OF
necessary individual happiness The PrnciPai neao OF
the family his pupil. will share the privileges and socitn>
of his children, every effort will be made to lmpaFt
home-c ,a racter to the establishment.
.1DDRESS-Ihe Principal, Statn,fon, "a.
REFERENCES.
Rt Rev William Meade, u. u. Va
g. John Johns, ID ID.
Judge Marshall, Frederick, Md.
H.n. r. Potts, &C
DIR. W. b. Tyler, 3"
John P. Ingle, Esq, Washington 2.
John Underwood, "
VIM Sparrow, u. D., Theological Scm'v-,
Alexander Jones. d. D., Charlestown, "a
Thomas II Willis, Esq
r C.. M'Gure. d. D, FredericksouTs.
VIM. NJ Blackford, Lynchburs-
Stou,tc,i, IA. August 3 5W