Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-08-03
BOARD OF TkUSTEES.

RI. RI. WILLIAM .NE.lDE. President.
Rev. T. T. C~astlsnan, n. c. Kinney,
William Kinney, X. I. Brooke,
T. J. NIchie, James Points.
F J. S~tribling, VI. D.
1'HE Principal, ever regarding his position as a field Of
L usefulness, has been induced to leave the furnishing
Institute in Maryland, over which he has presided Tor the
last len years, BY The conviction that his sphere Of operation
Will be enlarged and lis means Of usefulness increased -
The recent very LIBERAL ex%pendIture Of funds in adding to the
comfort Of the pupils, and beautitying he grounds, and the
assurance Of tile cordial co operation of the trustees and
friends, justify the Principal III this expectation.
LOCATION The Institute Is beautifully located in the
town OF stanton, Virginia. The situation is elevated and
ENJOYS the most ~salubrious and invigorating atmosphere-
The new and spacious buildings have Just been completed
and furnished al great expense Occupying a central posi-
ton N the State, accessible from every quarter, commanding
beautiful views Of mountain scenery. and remote from the
bewitchinE temptations incident TO cities. it connends itself
70 every parent anxion7 for the welfare of his daughters.
THE COURSE OF STUDY will embrace the solid and
ornamental branches pursued in Institutions of high standing,
and constituting a thorough education. The Principal pledges
himself to employ the most experienced and exemplary Teach
ers, and to use every ef,r to form and foster in his pupils a
taste for study. Familiar Lectures, illustrated By an appa-
ratus, will form part of the course. The Botany c'ass viii
have access to one Of the most extensive and beautifully ar.
ranged fierolriums of ind 5nus plants IN the Southern
States.
SESSIONS AND v~ACATIONS-The academic wear il
divided into tuo sessions. Tie acinter session commences
the first Wednesi V in September. The sumner session
will Commence the first Wednesday in February. Vacation,
jay aud August, and two days at Christmas, Easter, Whit
suntlde and independence day. Parents are earnestly reques-
( d 70 cooperate with US, IN preventing Interruptions IN the
course of duties, 5, destructive to habits OF study ana r.rula,
progress. and, IN the end, 50 discourasing to the pupil.
EXPENSES.
zone Half in .4dcance)
For b,ari Cn Guiding furnished rooms, fuel, and washng)
and tuition N the entire English course, with stationary and
use OF library, Per session, $50.
ORNAMENTAL.
Music-Piano, Organ, Guitar, or Harp, inclu-
ding Vocal Music and use of First Class In
struments, per session, $50 %
French, Italian, Latin, Greek or German, 10 90
Drawing and Painting, and Embroidery, each, ~ 90
Ornamental Hair Work, Is 90
Sacred Music ami Books, "a general exercised 5 90
The hest advantages viii be offered in the Department Of
Music. anithe hours for practice superintendent by an officer
Of he Institute.
The discipline and whole management Of lhe Institute will
be based upon Christian principles. The pupils will be con-
stantly taught To rely upon a conscience void Of offence" as
necessary to individual happiness. The Principal is head of
the family. his pupils viii share the privileges and solicitude
Of his children, ana every effort will be made to impart a
hone-rharsctrr 10 The establishment.
.4DDRESS-Ihe Principal, Situation, ia.
REFERENCES.
RI. Rev. William Meade, L. u. Va.
" d" John Johns, ID d.
" Judge Marshall, Frederick, Md.
" Hon. r. Potts, "
" DIR W. B. Tyler, "
John P Ingle, Esq, Washington, D c.
John Underwood,
WIN. sparrow, d D., Theological sem'v., Va.
" Alexander Tones. y. D., Charlestown, va.
Thomas II. Willis, Esq.
+ Z. M'Guire. d. d, Fredericksburg.
Wm. NJ. B!ackf nd, Lynchburg
StdtrtOn. ia, August 3 5W