Lynchburg Virginian

Centuries; and with as the anxiety of the youth acquire useful learning, that they submit to plates scratched, with figures, and passed round in class school.—Thus are scraped, atd tia ac. that would appal the scholars ot an English academy conveniences from the want of all. trs. paper, so that one might serve a whole class. year for a few years, utter which the mustitu- be fully rected uit five thon and doilars a The objeets now propused, it is thought, can es. "It is, first. the establisnment of a high hons, it is thought, will meet Hreir ow n expep. prepare young men for the study of the usefil school, on one of the Island-, or at Athens i and instruction ofelementary schools. Ser. grofessions, and more particularly for the care sion of femal Third; to fourl aLancasie- aodly, to institu'e a high schoo! for the instrne- rian school, ns a model for mhers." B woks, apparatus and bsuildimg, mut also bu provided.