Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-06-17
EDUCATION.
VALLEY UNION SEMINARY, Z


ted al Botetovrr Springs )-Ths institution will he
OPP ned for Young Ladies on the Goth of July. The
School embraces three departments Primary Academ-
and Collegiate Pupils of any degree Of advancement
will therefore, be admitted Candidates for graduation
would do well to themselves with the institution
early stage in their education practicable, and
continue until they have completed the OF study
requisite for that honor Much time is lost and ex-
pensc incurred by aiming proficiency in some branch
es of study while others neglected 1t is advisable,
from many considerations pursue regular course
from the beginning. at
The institution il furnished with Musical Instruments
and Chssnical and Philosophical Apparatus The ex-
tensve Reading Room aud several Libraries to which
the pupils have access, win afford ample of EN-
pioyment for all leisure moments.
All Text Books and necessary stationary are furnish
ed. the premises, az Richmond prices.
OFFICERS.
Chas. L. Cooke, A. NJ. Principal and Instructor in
English and Mathematics.
MIR. VIM. H. Peasants, Instructor in Ancient Lam
guages and Natural Sciences.
Prof J. A. Z. Winkler Instructor in Music, Modern
Languages and Painting.
Miss Bette Jurey Assistant in English Department.
A lady OF experience, in whom parents and guardians
may place confidence win govcrness. The num-
Der of officers will be increased should the patronage
demand it.
Special Attention il given the manners and morals
Of the pupils.
Parents and guardians requested fve partieu-
lar direction in regard visiting, receiving visits and
CORES pondence.
In addition to morning and evening worship, the pu-
pills enjoy religious privileges every Sabbath, but the
Incubation III scctaran principles is countenanccd
The Boarding Department is under the supervision of
the Principal and bis Lady.
For farther particulars circulars will be sent Tree OF
postage to all who may apply.
TERMS a1
The session of months opening the Goth of July
and continuing tothe LIST Of June following. with
Of ten days Christmas, divided into Terms of
months each Pupils may for the session for
single Term II is highly important enter at the be-
ginning of Term.
For board (including every item) and tuition in Eng
fish for the session of 10 months. $4,000
For tuition in either of the Foreign Languages
Ancient or Modern $1,000
For Instrumental Music with of instruments $40 90
For Vocal Music. $500
For Drawing Painting $1,000
For Circular and Catalogues, S1.00
No additional charge is made for remaining at the in
stitution during the Christmas and pupils may
continue through the year by paying for board in summer
vacation the additional Of Sl5 Payments to he
made half in advance and half at the close of each
Term No deduction for absence except in Of pro-
tracted illness.
~ The waters at these Sprngs-White Sulphur,
Chuheate and Limestone, considered highly condu-
Give o 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
gnia and Tennessee Railroad. will stop mt Big Lick
where they will find convenience to this place
BY order of the Trustees.
BoTEroURr SPnrSGs, May eth, 1852.
juno 3-w6w CT. COOKE.