Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-07-03

',NE pr session of this Institution ope ,cd edno'
day, The hh et August The G5leglat9 var IS dlHi.
de int The first begin, al ter. AMI
the second ~ weeks bef re the Hnl Wednesday OF June
It's hest 10 students to enter College at the br2 nng Il
the first session aud Ter adnias at that time INTO the
Freshman Class, they must stand an approved yNhmna'rn
On English Grammar, Geography Art hmcuc' Latin Read
er, Gsesar q books Saus irqi, Bueh and books
OF the .Enead Cicero q Cretions0 Fist Greek Lessons
and Xenophons Anabasis.
There vouns " 10 desire 10 acquire an eN
ensiyc English and Scientific education without prosecuting
/ the ancient languages
Of study is arranged to meet the wants
all SUCH provided they present themselves at the beginning
ot the first And the benefits to be derived from the
oil the Libraries and from attendance the lary So
hich attached to the College, should form very
strong such young prosecute Their
dies here In order to enter upon the English and scientific
course, the student must be thoroughly acquainted with
Grammar Geography ard Arithmetic.
The expenses Of tins institution as iolowsEoard per
session SlO rrn and dep 'se fee per session So 5oor
sl2 Tor the Collegiate year, with incidental expenses in
nlhg text books irrnitnre fuel, Sc Tor room IN College
Poke money extra matter altogether More than Il
ntees~ay meet the reasonable wants o student will
injurious The practice OF rating debts with radesmeh
the Vlrniy If College, in the hghes, degree perneou
law OF the state Of Virginia, with view TO provide rem
edY for this bane of all Colleges. to this effect That any
merchant who shall trust College student, WITHOUT ctL
AUTHORITY FROM HsPeRENT OR GuABDAN shall, upon corfu
vction fact Forfeit the debt forfeit hi, license and
penalty 500 Let parent. and guardians have due d
10 this law and where may be strictly necessary to open an
account with merchant let the individual be Designated
and the amount specified and the evil will
PREPAR ATORY DEPARTMENT.
In connexon with the tolcge it,s proposed to establish
Preparatory Schools in different places. one esah.
!shed IL the vicinity oihe College, the sessions correspond
ing with those Of the College; RdgcNay, N on
the Raleigh and Castor Railroad and at Carey sburg at
the Junction OF the Portsmouth Within Petersburg Railroad
viii 20 into operation h the middle Of 1annJry ISIS il not
earlier The first object ofthcsc Schools is prepare ,ourE
men Tor COLLEGE; the OF study, however is such AZ I"
ut hem To meet the demands of the neehhohod, and quality
students Tor the ordinary occupations OF life.
FACULTY OF COLLEGE.
VIM Smith, d. D., President and Prof. OF Mental ard
Moral Philosophy.
David Duncan, \. NJ Prof Of Ancient Languages.
Rcy I'd Chas, +. DcAns. Prot Of Experimental Sciences
Ezekiel y Blsnch A. NJ Prof OF pure and applied Maiho-
matics,
Oliver H. P Corprew B., Tutor Of Ancient Languages
aud Mathematics.
d. J. Shimmol, \. NJ. Instructor OF French Language
PRINCIPALS OF PREPARATORY SCHOOLS.
VIM l. Davis Principal of the Preparatory School at'o'
lege.
-, Principal ofthc Preparatory School at hl's'
way, N. c.
= Principal OF the Preparatory Sch-ol at ''aies
burg, n. G.
We wish to supply the School at Rnlgewsy and oafeY
burg with competent Teachers and experienced dt'rpiha
Of established regulations. We invite tie aci ton Oh
emen devoted to the profession OF Teaching to those e
rs promising permanent and lucrative situations,
postpaid, addressed the subscriber at Boydton, Mee
burg, Va, will receive due attention. r,,
wM A. SMITH
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