Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-02-18
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To the People of Lynchburg.

1 hi. eit, feel rurh interest the subject of f
MALE EDUCATION and mnrc rariicuar, they
e9 le great. int rest in thorough of edu.
ntinn the els ct L>nchburg. For Il an welve
wear. il this place, Lave enjoyed liberal pnirnn-
ge in profession. from generous pubic Sinre the
0nmenr, inent OF nur Sc ool Ia II present time
nave taught upwards of $50 different Schonrs-he idcs
mi. wo have had much experience ia Teaching. Prev
nus 10 final location in this naive city. One Of
/ #. VII. connected with nf the laigcst und most
diminishing Female ltst ulions in the South, at Qnincy
l,ndn Tor " ars; the oler Principal %! thu,
Concor Femnle Aradef for several years From the
eacourag meHt, success and patronage we have met
with since The establishment of Seminary in this
mace ia the year 1912 induced believe TINT
he enterprise IN which We arc to engage, meet
Inc views @ cd wishes and palronage ot pnrcnts and
n others who feel interest in this, OF tire Jst
nponnnt of all suhiects-FemaIe Educaton
We propose c,tnbshrg IN this city large Seminary
Il learning for young ladies' on permanent bass--a
school that will compete with the bet schools in this
or my her State; in which there shall systematic
nd TN rough course o. education every dep
f know lrdge in which it be necessary TO-. the
" ung Lady Ia he instructed We kLuw from observa
lion and experience aud il is fact well nown Ia those
who have irod il, TINT uften the ,up is changed
from school school. the dsa Ivan age she la
M. under IN acqu rins habits nf study and mental i'm.
movement To obviate this difficulty. shall estab.
IN classes n gra iuai n, commencing with the young
81 child and lking them through gulai AID system
tic cour,c that when they have completed their ed
cson ilry viii be prepored for usefulness 10 nture
Ziic We will employ none hut the best prufes in
he various departments
The necessity for an Institution of this kind in our
midst is obvi ms to every one. The repecablity the
wealth and intelligence OF citizens; the healthy To-
carion of the lare the great Improvement in nil of
bur local macis the great increase ia the POPULATION
md business of the city, the facilities which il can
reached from every point; lite reputation abroad and
/ rs int rest hume-ail alike demand it. The thoI-
sands of dollars which annually sent from this
pher pieces for the education Of our young aides may
IS well be spent here among the people ot Lynclburg.
to Gil the poe rts Of those who for its pros
,erity or reputation The Institution proposed,
iuced proper principles will bring much IN IRE
the Golfers oil our mel chants. mrch mics and ither
business men.
As ability to conduct such Institution it is
lot fr to speak let those determine who have pat
onised US longest Teaching youth, like ny other
usiness und profess requires years of experie
This we have had. We have pur'ha 'ed the gr und on
which the main building is To he erected, in Of the
beautiful and accessible localities in the city,
yenent the streets, the hills. In few days
The improvements will be commenced. The session
will open the 25th day of September. The first
year expect be able to accommodate fifty bolrd
prs, and one hundred and fifty scholars.
For the purpose of placing this Institution
permanent and foundation, and not incumberng
ourselves with debt offer for sale 100 scholarships,
to take effect from the date thereof; which
cradle, and whi"h ma, be esod devised or given away
by the purchnser each of which will entle pupil
agreed On and expressed in lie Gel tihcate.
THE TERMS ARE AS FOLLOWS:
On the payment Of 500 purchasers will be enti'
led to scholarship for five years. in all the various
English branches
On ihe payment of $3.50 the purchaser will be enti-
ted to ship Tor five years, in all OF the above
Branches including Ancient and aloIern languages.
On the of $500 the purchasers will be enti
led to Scholarship for five years in all the various
English branches including ssons in Music, on the III
ano Guitar.
On the payment of $3.50 the purchaser will b,
tiled to scholarship for five in all the various
English Branch Music (as above) and French or any
other mcern Languages, ahd lessons in Music, the
Piano or Guitar
On the payment of s4O0 the purchaser will be emit
ilei to one Sch a'shp, for FIVE yen's, in nil the En-
gl,h branches Ancient and Moern Languages, and
esso1s N Music, the Piano Guitar.
The question is, will the coplc of Lynchburg
ge this enterprise, and paronse thi. 1stitutionl 1t
MT goennp for the purposes OF Pecuation for it il
matter IN which every good citizen is deeply nteieste l.
ea Known 10 this communit, for this has been our
nome from unr earliest childhnod.
onr"Ject Is dictated by the purest motives-thot of
aVarng the cause education in city and our State.
ma benehtng the youth that may be placed under
hrSe' We wish to erect an ms tuition that viii tie
worthy OF the place in which we v-, and may prove
e'mahent blessing to those who INTERESTED in
as well as t!inse who may after The Bible
VIII hen text book in the school, bu, sectaran inhu
uG's WI exercised over tl,e pupils.
IN GORDON is authoizd req, ipt for Soho
mP'' The cert Gates Will be furnished as SOON as
ney can be autographed
MISSES GORDON,
r,o-Already number IF Scholarships hove be m
'Seo We you'd be glu re Give the NAMES of others
fo soon as they can deermi G on it,
may he proper that we were not awure nm,
"ter me foregoing was prepared for publication. tia
ny nther similar movement was in contennlat;on an
erts IN the recent proceedings of the Legislature
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