Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-03-11
A CARD.
To the People of LynChburg.

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4 this city. feel much interest the sub ect of FE
MALE EDUCATION. an1 particularly they
feel the greatest interest in thorough system of edu
cation for the girls of Lynchbufg. For than twelve
years in this place, have enjoyed liberal patron
age in profession, from generous public Since the
commencement of School 10 II present time,
have tnugt upwards of $50 different Scholms-bes
this we have had much experience in teaching. prev
ods nn location in this native city. One of
connected with one of the nrgest and most
furnishing Female Institutions in the South Quincy
Florida for years; the other was Principal u! the
Concord Female Academy for severnl years From the
encourage mcut, success and patronage have met
with since the establishment OF our Seminary in this
place. in the gear 1912 induced t. believe that
the enterprise in which to engage, will meet
the views OF wishes and patronage at parents and
all others who feel interest in this of the
important of all subjccts-femnle Education
We propose establishing in this city large Seminary
of learning for young ladies', rerrnnnch bass--a
school that will compete with the beet schoos in This
any oLer State in which there shall he systematic
and thu rough course OF education every dep 'rment
Of knowledge in which il be necessary foi the
" uug Lady To be instructed. We know from observa
ton aud experience, and ii ia fact well nown to those
who have tried it, tnt often tie nupi is changed
from school to school the greater disa vnnag she Ia
bor- under III acquiring habits OF study and mental inn
provemeut. To obvintc this difficulty shall cstab.
liSh gra uai H. commencing with the young.
child,an1 tnking them through sulnr md system
attic that when they have completed their ed
ucation they will be prepored for usefulness ia future
life We will employ hut the best professors in
the various departments
The necessity for an Institution of this kind in
midst is obvi to every The rtpecmbility the
wealth and intelligence of oitizens the healthy To-
ncaiion of the Iace the great Improvement in all of
local the great iucfcnsc in the population
and business of the city the facilities which it Gun
be reached from every point; its reputation abroad aud
its int at home-ail, alike demand ii, The thou
sands Of dollars which annually sent from this to
other places for the education Of young aides may
we'll be spent here among the pc pe OF Lynchburg
fill the pockets of those who not for itS pros
peity reputation. The Institution proposed, con
iucted on proper principles, will bring much
into the Golfers .! merchants. nrchincs and ether
b Isine,s men.
As ability to Conduct such an Institution, it is
fr speak let those determine who have PIT
Ienised us onge-t Teaching youth, like every other
-ines und proc requires years Of experie 7ce-
This have had. We hive put.ha ed the gr und ON
which the main building Is To he erected in one ct the
benutful and accessible localities in the city,
venient the streets, to the hills. In few days
the improvements vii! be commenced The session
will open the 25th day of next September The first
year expect be able accommodate fifty board-
ers and one hundred and fifty scholars.
For the purpose of placing this Institution on
permanent and secure foundation, and not incumbcrng
selves with debt. offer Tor sale 100 scholarships,
to take effect from the date thereof; which trahs-
ferabe and wtirh may be devised or given away
by the purchascr each of which will eniitc pupil
schooling for five years longer time as may be
agreed on and expressed in tie ceItihrate
THE TERMS ARE AS FOLLOWS:
On the payment of 800 purchasers will be emit.
ted 10 one scholarship for five years. in all the various
English branches.
On the payment of $3.50 the purchaser will be enti
tied to one schnn, ship for five yenrs all of the above
brancl es including Ancient and Moferl languages.
On the pa, ment of $500 the purchasers will be- emit
tied to one Scholarship for five yeurs in all the various
English branches including lessons in Music, on tho III
or Guitnr
On the payment OF $500 the purchaser VIII ne en-
titled to one scholarship Tor IN an tue various
English Branch Music (hs hb"Se) ana frehch or any
other modern Language and lessons IN Music on inc
Pinno or (Iuitnr.