Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-07-17
SCHOOLS.
SCHOOL RUCWAN,N. ROT.

~ A. =
- TETOURT COUNTY, VA-The subscriber
School will reopen on the lst. Monday in Angus,
| next.
The course Of .tndy will comprise the ordinary
| branches of an English education, together with
| Mathematics, Latin. Greek, French and German
These studies will be taught a scale sufficiently
extended to prepare pupils for the highest Glasses
in the University Of Virginia, or in any Of Col
| leges.
The method of instruction in all these subjects will
consist in a combination Of REGULATIONS with Lee
lures. In the Languages. the Grammar will be
| taught principally hy lectures; written transatons
and exercises win be required in all. and English
| composition will receive especial attention. Oral
instruction to the Senior Class in French viii be
given in that language
The number of pupils viii be limited. and they
will reside in the same house with the teacher They
will be subjected such a system Of discipline as
will best deveope their intellectual powers, and
secure moral and gcntlemanly department
They will be required to attend church regularly,
| and TO recite in Bible class a week Month
~ reports will be parents guardians, iu-
| forming them Of the department Of their sons or
| wards, their progress in their srssies, &c. &c.
E l'anan Is healthy and contains a remarkably
moral = 'lation. Youth educated there will be
exposed TOT temptations.
The James River and Kanawha Canal will be
completed up to the town by the end Of the year.
when packets viii pass within hundred yards OF
the school.
EXPENSES.
This session viii consist Of eight months, ending
on the last day of March, 1852. The expenses will
be sl60, which charge includes board tuition in all
any of the studies and all other expenses except
books and stationary which will be furnished by the
subscriber at Richmond prices.
Pupils entering after the first OF August will be
charged from the date of entry up the end of the
session.
Payment required as follows: one half on en-
trance, and one half on the first Of December.
TEXT BOOKS.
MArHEMarrcs.-Smth and Dukes Arithmetic,
Smiths Algebra, Legendres Geometry and Trigo-
nomctry, Davies Surveying. Davies Descriptive
Geometry Smiths Analytical Geometry. Young s
Calculus and Mechanics.
LATiS.-Schmitz' Latin Gran.mar Arnold's Latin
Prose Composition. Cnsar, Sallust Virgil, Ciceros
Oratons, Horace, Juvenal, Terence, Annals of
Iactus.
GREEK.-Kuhner's Elementary Greek Grammnr,
Arnold's Greek Prose Composition. Aenophon )
Anabasis, Herodotus. Homer, Uliad,) 4Eschylus,
Sophocles, Eurpidcs, Thucydides.
FREycH.-Oiiendorf, Rowans Modern French
Reader. Charles XII, Piceiola, Selections from
Scribe, Corneilc and Molicre, also from Bossuet
and Massillon.
GERnAS.-Eichhorn's Grammcr, Adler's Ger
man Reader, Selections from Schiller, Goethe
flcrier and Richter
ENGLIsH.-Buons' Grammar Mitchelfs An
cient and Modern Geography, Tuylor's Manual of
History, Ancient and Modern. Olmstead's Natural
PHILOSOPHY.
RECOMMENDATIONS.
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA, Nov. 1st, 1850.
Mr. w Il. Gait attended lectures in this unver-
sity. and took the degree of Master of Arts. He
was distinguished for his assiduity and success in
his studies, well for his exemplary habits and
winning department. His ability and attanmenis.
and his success and enthusiasm Us a Teacher, Join
ed to the highest moral qualities, justify in
commencing him in the strongest terms those
who may seek for their sons carcfm and thorough
instruction,