Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-09-07

HOARD OF FRL ST Els.
RI. Re-. UIfLLLM .IE.1DE. President.
Rev. +. +. Castlcm1a. = { Kinney
v i;,Ih Kinney, Il. H. Bro ks
II. D. Niche, James Point.
+. J. Striking, NJ. II.
'sNih PRINCIPAL ever regarding bis position fold Of
usefulness mas been "duccd 10 leave the iurishin.s
institute Noyard. icA has presided for H..
TIL tg years y tte nyrlln that Lis sphere Of operation
w be enlarged and lis 81 usefulness Increased m
h recent liberal expenditure funds adding to the
comfort OF the pupils, ana beauty he grounds, and the
assurance Of the cordial operation trustees and
tl1'ds, justify the PRINCIPAL II this expectation.
l.NtAlONT Tue Institute beautifully located n Tia
town OF stanton Nirgnii The ION is elevated and
ENJOYS H. sllubrolS and i'll, .oatins atmosphere
The new and spacious buildings lave just been completed
and furnished At great expense Occupy central posi-
ton IN The State, accessible ryeiv quarter commanding
beautiful views OF mountain scenery, and remote from the
oevhrhng temptations incident p cities, commends >e
TO every parent anxious CI the fare lis dduc
TIE COURSE Or STUDY will embrace the so! and
ornamental branches pursued IN fi<'i HI stand u
ana constituting Thorough education. The Principal pledges
himself e employ the NEST experiences, cHenpary each
ers and to effort form ana foster in BIZ pupils
taste for study Fami lar Lectures illustrated BY az. apua
ratis, Will t1fn Hart a the III ia 'rle Botany HT
have access to If The extensive and beautifully 81
angel iie1tariams 2! ini!snus plants the Sou hern
SESSIONS AND yAcATIoNs-T academic wear i
di' h!ed nlo co sessions hc rier session commences
Will commence the fir cincsday in February vaca9n
Juy ard August. and tvo DAYS Christmas Easter Wit
III 70 cooperate With H. H presenting Interruptions in thc
course OF duties, destructive % hauis stud, ara rue ar
progress and, IN he end 50 d. the p1n
l.Xl' NSES
zone Lair u lira,ceA
or oo1ri (nciuiing tui ed rooms, fuel ~ y,sh,-
anl tuon il The e.tre N ~n'-4- ,,-94-:y aaG
Use OF library: per session, $50.
ORNAAENTAI..
Musc--Piato, Organ, Guitar, u ara ipc,n.
ding Vocal Music and use VI Inst tia.s In
struments, per session, can a,
French, Italian, Latin Gre !. Or German 10 90
Drawing and Painting, AMI Embroiierv each 10 o.,
Ornamental Hair W ok, x III
Sacred Music and Book ,,pc,,r c-o,o;., ~
~ est Hdvantagcs viii Ne offered in the llc arment II
Music and the hor for practice superintendent BY an ofce,
of the Institute.
DISCIPLINE
he dscIr nc and hee management of The I,st... ia
DC oased pom Christian principles q pupils viii b eon
SANITY Au nj TO rey up 'consCiencc VOID of a.
M means II securing proper degree sclEa so
TO in;T-i,iai happiness The Principal Is
re family his pupils will share the privileges ard olitude
n bis children, ana every cn 1T will be MADE % ianast
hone-r n racter to the etab hmrnt.
.IIORLSS-Ihe Principal, St1,sato,l 70
REFERENCES
1T Rev. William Mcada, D. .. Va
" + John Johns, d ID
g Judge Mar.hal, FIcIciick .AG.
g H. r. Potts,
g DR.. W. B. Tyler,
Iohn P insls, Esq, Wash.nstoa,D c.
John Underwood,
&c VIM. Sparrow, D. n, Theological SEM
GO Aezander Joae.. u. D., Charlestown Va
Thomas II. W ills, Esq,
&c Z c. al'rin;re.I q. Fredericksbur-
Mm u 6!ackfra, Lynch burg