Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-07-01
EDUCATION.
WALLER UNION SEMINARY. a.

NALLEA UNION SEMIN O.oco-
tel al BoeiOHr Springs This Institution will be
opt ned fer Young Ladies the goth Of July The
School embraces three departments Primary. Aradrm-
c and Collegiate. Pupils OF any degree at advancement
will therefore. be admitted. Candidates for graduation
would do well to themselves with he institution
carly 60 in their e'luari"n practicable. and
continue until they have completed the Of study
requisite fr that honor. Much time i lost and cx-
pcns" incurred by aiming proficiency in some rnnrh-
90 Of .uly while others neglected. IL is avisa lie.
troin considerations. pursue regular
| the beginning.
The institition l. furnished with Mmal Instruments
IND Chemical and Philosophical Appnrar"- The cx
'cpsivr Rcldngh Rum and several Libraries tn which
The pupils have will afford ample means of
plovincnt for all leisure
All Text Books and necessary STATIONARY are furnish
ed, On the premises, at Richmond prices.
OFFICERS.
Cha l.. Cooke. 4. NJ Principal and Instruct in
En"lisl, mud Mathematics.
Mr.. VIM. x. Peasants, Instructor In Ancient Ian
,unge< and Natural Sciences.
i'roE J. A. r. Wnklcr. Instructor in Music, Modern
Languages and Painting.
Miss Bette Jurey Assistant in English Department.
lady Of experience in whom parents and guardians
may place confidence, win act governc-s. The
Der If officers will be increased should the patronage
demand it.
Special Attention !, given to the manners and morul,
If the pupils.
Parents and guardians requested give rartic,-
lar direction in regard visiting, receiving visits and
correspondence.
In addition morning and evening worship. the ru-
pills enjoy religious privileges every Sabboth. hut the
inclcati"n t secaran principles Is not cnuntcnanccd
The Boarding Department is under the supervision Of
the Principal antlh Lady.
For further particulars circulars will he free Of
postage to ull who may apply.
TERMS.
The session Of 10 moas opening the ooh Of July.
and continuing tothe st Of June following. with
Of ten days Christmas is divided into Terms of
months each. Pupil. may for the session for
single Term. 1t is highly imrortnn, the be-
ginning Of Term.
For beard (ncluding every itcm) nnd tuition in Eng
i-i fpr the session OF 10 months. $4,000
For tuition in either Of the Foreign Languages
Ancient Modern. $1,000
Instrumental Music with Of instruments $40 90
For Vocal Music. 800
For Drawing Painting. $1,000
fnr Circular and Catalogue, SI.OD
No additional charge ia made for remaining Mt the in
stitution during the Christmas; aud pupils may
continue through year by paying for board summer
vacation, the additional Of SIS Payments to he
m1de half in advance aud half the close Of cacl,
Term. No deduction for absence except in of pro-
trpctch illness.
t-TT The waters at tlrso Sprngs-Wlc Sulphur.
Ch"libeatc and Limestone considered highly conu
Give To health.
Pupils from the reach the insttu,i.n Nv way Of
Cnna to Buchanan. thence by Sta-c Hacks directly
10 the Springs. Those who prefer by the vir-
sinia and Tennessee Railroad. will stop Big Lick.
where they viii find convcniences u this place.
By order of the Trustees
BorErorRr SrRrSGs; May 9th, 1872.
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