Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-06-10
EDUCATION.
VALLEY UNION sEMINARY. (Loea

VALLEY UNION SEMINARY. tLoca-
ted al Boietosrt Sprags This institution Will be
ors ned for Young Ladies' the 2Oth OF July. Inc
School embraces three departments Primary, Academ-
c and Collegiate Pupils Of degree OF advancement
WILL therefore, be admitted Candidates Tor grahusuon
would do well themselves with the
at as early stage III their education as pracucaoe ao
continue until they have completed the course OF study
requisite for that honor Much time Is lost and ex
pense incurred by aiming proficiency in some branch
Of study wkile others neglected. Ii Is adVsaoe
from many considerations, to pursue areguar course
from the beginning
The stitu,i,n Is furnished with Musical Instruments
and Chemical and Philosophical Apparatus The ex-
ten-ve ReadingRoom ard several Libraries I" which
the pupils have access, will afford ample means OF en-
poy ment for all leisure moments.
All Text Books and necessary stationary are furnish
ed. the premises, at Richmond prices.
OFFICERS
Chas. L. Cooke, A. NJ. Principal and Instructor in
English and Mathematics.
Mr.. VIM. II. Peasants, Instructor in Ancient Ian
guages and Natural Sciences.
Prot. j. A. E. Winkler, Instructor in Music, Modern
Languages and Painting.
Miss Bette Jurey. Assistant in English Department
lady OF experience. ia wnom parents and guardians
may place confidence, viii governess The num-
Der of officers will be increased Guild the patronage
demand it,
Special Attention is given the manners and morals
Of the pupils
Parents and guardians requested give particu
lar direction in regard visiting, receiving visits and
correspondence.
In addition morning and evening worship, the pu-
pits enjoy religious privileges every Sabbath, but the
nculcation Of secaran principles is not countcnanced
The Boarding Department is under the supervision of
the Principal and his Lady.
For farther particulars circulars will be sent free of
postage to all who may aPPly
TIE session of months opening the Goth OF July
and continuing tohe st Of June following with recess
of ten days Chrstmas is divided into Terms of
months each Pupils may for the Session for
single Term. 1t highly important to enter at the be-
ginning Of Term.
For board (incuding every item) and tuition in Eng
fish for the Session of 10 months. $4,000
For tuition in eh.r of the Foreign Languages
Ancient Modern. $1,000
For Instrumental Music with use of instruments $40
For Vocal Music $500
For Drawing or Painting $1,000
For Circular and Catalogues, $1.00
No additional charge is made for remaining the in
iituon during the Chris'mas; and pupils may
continue throug the year by pay for board in
vacation, the additional of SIS. Payments to be
made half in advance and half the close Of each
Term No deduction for absence except in Of pro-
tractc. illness.
Iv- The at these SpFings-Whife Sulphur,
Chhlibente aud Limestone considered highly curdu-
GIVE To health.
Pupils from the reach the institution by way of
Canal Buchanan thence by Stage Hacks directly
the Springs. Those who prefer come by the Vir-
GINA and Tennessee Railroad, will stop Big Lick,
where they viii find conveniences to this place.
By order Of the Trustees
BorEroUnr SPRrScs, May eth, 1852.
June 3--w6w C.L. COOKE.