Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-07-17

NAMES NJ. GARNETT proposes to open . Scboot
% ON The ls OF January net for Boys of IL years oil
age and upwards. The general care and superinten-
dcnce OF them will be by HIMSELF but their instruction
IN al inc various sciences and languages necessary
prepare them for regular College Educaoe will be.
conided to the best qualified and experienced In
structor he can any wherc engage Tho number al
fupis viii be limited to 30. but tho School will be-.
e9emoncSd with 70, IL so many DO possibly engaged.
NO Day scholars will he received Should any parents
and guardians be disposed send thoy arc rcspcctlv
requested to make known their intentions as sooa as
[acucaee, by letter (Post paid directed TO Loretto,
h-Sseh county, va To guard against dirappointren,s
Il shall be publicly announced when tho number go is,
made up But should that number not ba engaged by
The .t of October public notice will ten be giyen that
thc plan ia abandoned This will give time % all who
may have engaged acholars me to procure, places for
Them m other schools which generally open about that,
period The charge will he $3.50 for the scholastic year
oil ten moAtiio-payabo half yearly, in advance; ond
VIII include board and every other expep.o oxcen an
parei' meDin9 The sanc--book, end stationery. The
TWO las; will be furnished If desired for cash OF vcrv
small advance Wholesale prices whilo the men5ns,
can be done a; very iing cost by in tho
neiSmbourhooi, who will receive and deliver tIeir
clothes when wan.ed-Thc experience OF many yc,rs
lusuhes the recommendation of Elm Wood as a place
where in all hr1an probability, boys will enjoy inclf
physical he0fih as ut any spot in the United Sntcs
How II may be with their sorci health, should tho
school be established time alone discover Suffice
1t TO say that they win be under the constant care ami
supervision OF who deeply and most thoroughly
convinced, that good moral education first and aoyt,
all Things essentially necessary, whatever may be The
profession trade, calling for which boy i, dcsnsf
guagcs whatever, will confer only additional power ty
mar human happiness: and that ,o;h H. the youth OF
our country will have tho best outfit they possibly can
have for any avocationthoy may wish ofoiiow Ifmsy
perhaps be proper TO add, hatby good
mean system OF rules and principles u con-
duct through life,superinduccd neither by the use
Of tie rod, nor by the usual smuans of omolnton ana
ambition, but resulting wholly and entirely from trlio
iaiii-not in any particular :arian creed but il,
fas Christian religion. Upon this principle. and on
no other, do offer TO undertake the direction OF
schools for although perfectly willing to aid oil can in
preparing boys live useuly and honourably ia, thc
world, never will be instrumental in teaching any hu
man being TO live for it. aid for u alone, which is I'M
questionaby the effect whatever may nc tho desfg,, OF
Tar too many of systems education for both sexes
There will hs but one law for the general govc Ia
men OF the schooit is, that all pupils who behave as
Young gentlemen should do, will be treated Lire gep.
Nemsl; and that those who find such conduct too great
restraint should there be any such--wlI, 0ffcr I,
sufficient trial without amendment, be requested to
seek instruction elsewhere.
Elm-Wood, Ezscx county, Virginia
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