Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-17
PROPOSALS
n .NEY SCHOOL FOR BOYS.


piles: $500 ,l1 49,. =
Tho boys shall b. boa,aed ssa bssd together 10 sui.
'oce uouee, the domestic arrangements OF which shall be
ordered BY the Psue,psl of the School, aud Mson
proper Qualifications who shall be selected 70, the
There shall be ut least i've Teachers, Prceai, sod
bt inches: tts.l q .t'at az
l. English tansusge--inciudius Reading Writing Flo.
sonon Grammar and English Literature, accommodated
10 wa ase OF the pupils ~
Greek aud Roman Languages ADD Literature.
- Modern Languages, French. Spanish, sc.
geography, aud Elements of History, Civil aud Ma
S. Ati,hme,ie, Book Keeping aud Ms,hems,ic.
no frincpal shall also be the teacher Of sacred Pho-
s"phy' aud some Que Of che Assistant Professors shall
the teacher Of Cymnsstics. it.
Tho course of studies shall be ordeied by the Prnopal:
oot may DE regulated according tho pleasure ,s pa
rents ss TO make u either spepsraton fr the Uuiser-
y, or tor tue business aud dutivs of active life.
The 'node of instruction shsh be substantially ,hs,
which pursued in similar Embellishments aud which |,
happily cou'rivrd TO secure tho advantage accomplish
cd eaeseTA combining themselves ssvcrs particia
branches OF tuition. and teaching only small classes Of
about ten scholars enabling pay ali proper
ATTENTION to each individual bay.
HE government OF the school shaIl be entirely pa
The punisents for failure studies or other
cies shall be moderate, and administered with due iscre.
ton They shall consist Of cont during play hours.
Punishment from the table, and other and ONLY
when absolutely necessary, (ss IL may soms,ines b. for
The smaller boys,) lille corporal correction If any
pupil should become habtually ond ncorgiby negligent
| vo,ey dismissed from the school
The utmost attention shall be paid TO the rails aud
manners o the pupils who will alweys ouer the vci.
liant inspection of their soma one nj hr.
for they will he suffered leave the ground wi,bou,
special pernsson and for good cause; but will bo con-
stany pursuing their studies their arnuse before
| the eyesof their guardians.
a. is believed that religious instruction will ,rea,,
conduce To the maintenance OF proper discipline in such
an establishments and otherwise essentially promote the
welfare Of It's members, all proper caro- shall be taken Ca
of
without view Whatever supposed interest OF
particular sect They shall accordingly DO taught ee
nen OF Sacred Philosophy from the Bible; they shall
required 10 attend morning evening ayers; MI the
Sabbath day they stall be taken in tho along with
'he teaches or soma one Of thefu public worship at
such hoose as their shall designate
Principal shall prescribe: and in the sien they shall
attend service IN her Chapel Room, where the Prn-
eips shall them by reei,aons from the Scp,ures
and shall also give them short lecture ad pted
10 their age And they shell be taught all times, h
precep Ind the example of their psrueers TO frnr God
and keep his ndmen which Is the whole duty Of
man."
There shall be two in t, yea with tions be-
tween; the FIRST term nom the 6s, Of October hs 6rs
at April and tina second from the FIRST Of May the fms,
Of September.
The charge for each boy will be cvo hundred dollars
yeet payable half yearly In advance for board
washing and mending, fuel lights and all furniture
except mattress and bed sothins. which NUS, be provided
by the pupil himself The boys will bs permitted IN remain
with tho family during the vacaous wihou, any extra
charge.
Arrangements will he made for opening the school with
out delay as soon fifty scholars shall been ensa
sed and most probably the FIRST of October next If
lareer number shall be obtained intended that an ad
dhional number of instructors shall also be employed
II IS believed that the Monticello House, the of the
late Mr. Jefferson, may be procured for establishment
and 1t is hoped that gentleman Of distiug Ia
and every way qualified for service may be induced
TO take the charge of it Principal.
IT, The following gentlemen he referred 10 for any
further information that may bs desre md they will nls
rece've the names OF ony pupils whom their parents or
guardians may be disposed to engage.
I HUGH NELSON, Esq Albenaric
Hon. Wm. G.. RlyHs.
Rev. FREDERICK w. IIATcH,
Rev. FRANcIs Bowman,
DIR. FRANK CARR,
Thomas ]. RAnDoLpH, Esq.
ALEXANDER GARRETr, Esq.
JESSE b. HARRIsos, Esq. Lynchburs
Rev. WM. s. REID,
JOSEPH G. CApELL, ESQ Nelson.
Rev. JESSE ARMIsrEAD, Buckingham
Key. join II "a ~ RICE, d. d. Prince Edward.
HENRY u. WATKINS,
Gen. EDWARD G. CARRIsoros, Halifax.
DR.. JoNEs, Nottoway.
Gen. WIN. DRoApSAx, Dinwiddie
JOHN F. MAY, Esq
WIN. M. ATKINSON, Esq. 4"
WM. II, MacPARLAsD, ESQ.
IT, IT.; Rev W., R'cnAnp G. MoonE, Richmond.
CnAPaAN Johnson, Esq.
Rev. WV. J. ARNsrRosG,
Rev. STEPHEN TAYLOR,
Rev. - Kern,
JAMES NJ. GARsETT, Esq. Essex
Judge FRANCIS BeooKE, Fredericksburg.
Rev. SAMUEL II. WusoN
Rev. EDWARD e.. McGUInE,
Hon. CHARLEs +. MERCER Loudoun
Rev. Wn MEADE, Frederick.
Judge ALLES TAYLOR, Staunton.
CHARLES STUART, Augusta.
Gen. JAMES BREcKENRrDGE, Rototourt
Gen. Francis PREsToN, Abingdon.
Gen. loIN IT. CocKE, Fuyanna
yoHN TImBEHLAKy, ir. Esq.
Rev SHEPARD X: KoLLocK Norfolk
Wm. MAXWELL, Esq.
April Is. etc
SPRINGS iS7.AGE.
VN1HiS Stage will here after TWICE zach week 10 and
Il rom FIocks, where IL eonbPeIs with the line C,om
Lynehbog to ashv's Sc. and Lewisbsig, where il will
connect with Poers line Of coaches which runs 10 the
Ohio river.