Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-08-17
BOARD OF TRUSTEE.

BOARD OF TRUSTEES.
RI. Rec. WILLIAM .vE.iDE, President.
William Kinney, Il. L. Brooke,
I. J. Michie, Jane, Points.
THE Principal, regarding his position field Of
usefulness has been induced leave the l,urishirg
Institute in land which he has presided TOT the
last ten years. by the conviction that his sphere of operation
will BE- enlarged and his OF usefulness increased
The very liberal expenditure OF funds adding the
pupils, and be autiiyins the grounds
OF the cordial operation Of the trustees and
friends, justify the Principal III this expectation.
LOCAIION-he Institute is beautifully located i'll the
town of Staunton Virginia The elevated and
enjoys the saubrous and goratng atmosphere
The and spacious buildings have just been completed
and furnished at great Occupying central posi-
ton in the State accessible from quarter, commanding
beautiful OF mountain scenery, and remote from the
bewitcing temptations incident to cities, it comnend i>ci
to parent anxious Tor the are Of his daughters
The COURSE OF STUDY will embrace the solid and
ornamental branches pursued in Institutions Of hi standing.
and constituting thorough education The Principal pledges
himself to employ the most experienced and exemplary Teach
and to effort to form and foster his pupils
for study Familiar Lectures, illustrated by appa
ratus will form part OF the The Botany class will
have Of the extensive and beautifully
ranged Herbariums oil mdignus plants i'll the Southern
States.
SESSIONS AND vACATIONS-The academic wear is
divided INFO tco sessions The triater session
the first Wednesd in September. The
will commence the first Wednesday in February Vacaon
July aud August, and days Christmas, Easter, Whit
sunde and Independence day Parents earnestly
ted to cooperate with preventing interruptions in the
OF naDiS
progress and, the end, discouras nyto the pupil.
EXPENSES.
Conc HUFF in .7drancc)
For board (inouling furnished fuel, and washing
and tuition in the English course with stationary
use oil library, per session, $50.
ORNAMENTAL.
Musc-Pia,.o, Organ, Guitar, o Harp, inclu-
ding Vocal Music and use OF First lass In
srumcns, per session, $50 90
French, Italian, Latin Greek or German, 10 %
Drawing and Painting and Embroidery, each, 10 %
| Ornamental Hair Work, Is no
Sacred Music and Books, "a genera cxercse) ) ~
The best adv antagcs will be offered the Department Of
Music and the hours for practice superintendent by officer
of the Institute.
DISCIPLINE.
The discipline and hole Of the Institute will
be based Christian The pupils will be
stantly tug to rely upon conscncc void Of offence,
the best OF securing proper degree Of scetee,
the family, his pupils will share the privileges and soiitude
Of his children, and every effort will be made maft
home haractcr o the c>tabli shmcnt
| .4DDRESS-Ihe Principal, Stauiton, Ia.
REFERENCES.
| Ri Rev. William Meade, d. u. Va.
John Johns ID d.
Judge MARSHALL Frederick, Md.
Hen. Il. Potts,
DIR. W. b. Tyler, g
John 7. Ingle, Esq, Washngton,D c.
John Underwood
! WIN. Sparrow ID. D., Theological Scm'v
/ Alexander Jones. y. ~, Cnarie,sown, Va
Thomas II. willis, Esq,
! g Z. Mcguire, ID. d., Frederic sburs.
f, VIM. NJ. Blackboard Lynchburs.
Stauaton Ia, August } 5W