The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1870-04-29
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LOUDOUN SCHOOT,

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MIDDLEBURG, LoUDOUN COUNTY. Va
I'VE design of this School is to Oiyo !
! thorough preparation for the Uniyersitv
or the bust Tess OF life. S-'''S
c me MIN session will omen on The frst q,
foIiowin%9 I,1 nna'' ana close on the 18th of the
sotitt'Wtis = vne' 1t is very desirable that pu-
piis should be present ON the opening day'
a. ~ long soJourn in Paris enables tile Prin-
nsPts Pal !, 70 promise unusual advantages to pu-
ieuge and correct pronunciation of tha
French language. '"o
Mr.; r John Lee Logan will have charge of
the Mathematical branches. -
Inc village OF Middleburg is situated with
~, ~ s!eht 0i the Blue Ridge Mountains. i'm
snia rs ei..eu hn hb aae Piedmont Region of Vir-
w .1f ren nement of the society of this portion
~ the stale, are well known
lFfom Hon. J. n. aucher.1
BALTIMORE. May /, 1869.
MI DEAR SIR:-It gives me peculiar pea-
ers tha ~ say 70 you, what have said to 9TH
| sis, Una. aIteI TOUR years on experience OF
souf system of oftnstructon, you have admiS-
Apiy succeeded in establishing one Of fI,e ~
y ~ nes. schools in your State The progress
MADE Dy my son and my nephew as well os i
| py others.withwhom have been assoeiated
mus peen very gratifying, in diligence accu,
10y nae an, ana energy, which your system SO re-
your thorough acquaintance with the An
cieHt classics, and with the French lanuua,a
ha i,a You your en- thusiastic taste for their study,
taIi =. Esttca among your scholars "a kindred
s leeiing, which Is an assurance 800 pro-
gfess s., The gei erous emuiatioh |ong them
, oi me- reward ol your approval is ono of the
I l.,aIhed characteristics of your excellent |
system ofteaching
:. Your excellent Assistant in MAhematic. |
rs ,s rfuai 70 complete instruction inihat de-
In a climate, where health and strength
4.tfeu 1io assured 10 your scholars, your school IL |
evfanai,, rfs,iu, beyond doubt, to a permanent and
@basehsiVe @ success and but repeat TO Won
mere az the end of another wear OF OK peri
ence. the congratulations expressed TO yo,,
az az u1 .,st session upon the steady increase
Though have removed from your town
SO great Is ri4y confidence in your capaciiv'
untiI ba SIM, 81 commit my son to your training
uteli ne is prepared for the University II
fou nave my thanks for the advantaeeI
my c.nldren have had under your care. and
for your complete success, my warmest and
sincere wisl,es. Il
Very truly. your friend. +
j. X. TUCKER.
from RI. Ret: r. II. Wttme.-, Bishop Of Ala,I
MOBILE, april 80, 1865
MY DEAR FRrEND:
Ny son has been more be nefitted by yo,.r I
Instruction than by any he has ever before I
,eceiVed You have taught him to study, | T,
ma by your kindness and patience have 1
made his studies agreeable him. You have i
or pogpseg m and wth and seetion
'ou sufficiently. =
Tours, II. II. WILMER. U
ff9m Hon. 3. johnson Harbour Rector ofM Il
Hoard Of pistto' ofthe University Of Va.l !;
'IRGINIUs DABNEY, Esq,
MY DEAR sIR:--The lapse of another year 4
.iapIes ine 10 speak more decidedly as to the :,
ierlts s Is OF your system of education and IL u
no iess my duty than my pleasure to say h;
lat both as 10 literary culture and moral | Il,
raining do not believe there is a better ~
.hool within the limits of ViIA You ~
ave evidently the happy talent of stimuIat- ~
* -; "a, iondhcss for study in your scholars, ii,
uiIst You lose no opportunity of quicken ~
y tneir sensibilities for all that is high or u
oiofaDie m life. | continue To congratu- al
.te .e my SCH that my son was placed under ar
our cnaree, as his progress in all respects hi
~ met my warmest hopes, and feel that "
would be unjust in me to withhold this Sc
acher. 40
" isning =; you great and deserved success, -,
Il, siF WIN nigh respect and great regard. sii
Faithfully your friend. nj,
II. JOHNSON BARBOUR, 10,