Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-07-19

Institute will open the LIST September Wytheve is
neaf and handsome town. with good socicfy, and is
aituated in very beautiful and healthy portion of the
| State.
The Institute Buildings consist of spacious brick
edifce the of which large and well ventilated
and will be rendered as comfortable possible. The
chambers of the young ladies' win be carpcted and each
| room furnished with a Bureau, Wardrobe, Washstand
and otner conveniences pertaining private chambers
The Institute will have Primary and Academic de-
partment, the latter embracing Of four
may however be entered upon any stage according
to the advancement Of the pupil. und those candi-
dates for graduation will be allowed pursue a selected
course The Teachers will each be provided with sepu-
rate recitation rooms in whih their respective casses
viii be taught. An extensive OF Lectures and
Experiments will be given by the Principal in the Natu
raj Sciences and with view this the Institute will be
furnished with extensive Chemical and Philosophical
Apparatus entirely new. Lectures will also accompany
the use of Textbooks in Mental and Moral Philosophy
The Principal has had experience in the work of
Female education and has just passed TIN ough
OF Lectures in the University Of w. and ohrnned Dip
i"mts ami Certihca'e upon the different branches in
which he will particularly give instruction. He hopes
therefore to bring the undertaking such qualifications
as will enable him to carry it in the best
He has associated with himself Mr.. C. II. Fountain,
who will give attention to the Boarding Department but
IN this and indeed in every department the Principal
has peeminent control and holds himself responsible
the patrons of the School, lie will be assisted by his
lady in the supervision of the young ladies' and will have
at least or well qualified assistants in the work of in
LIBERAL kind and is designed to be frsgrade lnst
ton to the advantages afforded for thorough liberal
| and accomplished education.
Special attention will be given the Of the
ladies, and their moral and religious trimming,
without however, the inculcation of sectaian views
Textbooks Stationary &c, will be furnished at The
Institute at low prices but that those wishing supply
their daughters elsewhere have opportunity of
doing so. list "f textbooks is here given.
Primary department. Mc(iuif.y's Eclectic Series
sistng of bis Primer Speller ls I'd and Bird Renders,
Mitchels Primary, Geography Goodrich's Chd's His
toy Coliurn's Mental Arithmetic. Academic depart
men McGnfeys 4th and 5th Renders Mtchell's School
Ancient Geography Goodrchs Natural History. Greenes
Eng Grammar, Greene's Analysis, Dave. Arithmetic.
First lessons in Algebra, Bourdons, Legendre and Men
suraton Mrs. Lincolns Boutany. Fowne- Chemistry,
Olnsleads Nat. Phlos.. Muler's Physics, Olmstead's
Astronomy with Keith the Globes, Lyelrs Geology,
DAMS alineralogy Blairs Rhetoric. kames Elements
of Criticism, McGufey on Elocuun. Hedges Logic.
Abercrombies and Reds Inteeciua Powers Stewards
Moral and Active Powers. Paleys Evidences. and Nat
Theology, Buffers Analogy. Other branches. Smiths
Anatomy. Jarvis Physiology, Waylands Political Econ
omy. In French other Modern language the text
books will be selected by the Instructor in that depart
Webster's Dictionary will be the standard in Ortho-
graphy and pronunciation.
TERMS.
+ or Board. fuel, lights, washing and tuition in
Primny department, per Session of 5 month, 500 90
For Board as above and tuition in Academic
department Us 90
Tuition in Primary department. 10 90
Tuition in Academic. Observation-Disclosures. 10 90
Tuition in instrumental Music with the of
instrument 90 90
Tuition in French Observation-Disclosures. 10 90
Tuition in Drawing, Painting, &c, Needle
work each ---.. 10 90
Except when Needle work 10 taken in connec-
ton with either fthe Others then for two. Is 90
Those desiring further information will application
have circulars them free OF postage.
1t highly important that scholars should be present
the first day of the Session.
Address the Principal, Wytbeville, Va.
July l9-wtlS r. w NOWLIN. Principal
The Republican. Wytheve and Abingdon papers viii
insert until LIST Sci temer. and collect their accounts
the Office of the Wythevie Telegraph.