Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-10
! PROPOSALS.

Gymnasis. aud other similar t.,i,u,ons lately ooes.S
IN our own county, upon 'hs following general psipei
The boys shall he boarded ana ,oreihsr IN su
table Hoose the domestic nsaug oG which shailbs
ordered by the Prncai OF the ihosl and matsoa Of
proper quaihcations who shall selected a this chsyre
There shall be at least Ave T,sehey Priucipsi sad
branches: -, 1893
i-eEpgsh Observation-Disclosures ur Wr;,;oz no
sutton, efsn'nar. and English ue, ascoamodsrd
to the age of the pupils. I-.~~
2. Greek aud Roman Languages and literature,
). Modem Languages, French, Spanish, &c. ss.
Geography aud Eements 81 History Civil and a.
rural, &c. rs $50
5. Arithmetic, Book. Keeping aud Ms,hsnaiics. =
The Principal shall also be the TEACHER OF sseted pho
sophy, aud some OF the Assistant Psoes.of. mali ~
the teachur Of Gymnastics. -
The course OF studies shall be ordered by the psine,n.i,
may DO regulated according ths plcasurb Of the a.
rents, So as TO make either E,r the Uuls,,
si'y. or for the business aud duties Of active lfo
Inc modo Of instruction shall be subsisafislly thai
winch Is pursued IN similar Embellishments, aud which IN
happily contriVeh the advanta lie of aeeomp
ed teachers con6nng themselves sevesay to psstes,
branches Of tuon and teaching only tr,si elAre. or
about ten scholars each; enabling them IN pay all
attention To each Individual boy. - =
The government Of the srhool shall be eairey
The pnnshments for failure n studies ohsr drlinqsxn,
cies shall he moderate, and red h due di.rrs.
to" They shall consist Of confinement play hours
oash'neot FROM the table, other prvaus and univ
when absolutely ueeessary (ss may somsanes be 10,
the shaer boys) little eorpofsi correeaon ne sov
pupil should become babtdsy aud incoftiay ne
OF refractory, he shall reported to Ills uareuS and b.;
vaiely dismissed from the school.
The utmost attention shall be maid 20 ths ,r,,et -.
manners OF the pupils, who win aweys be nuder ths -; -
ant inspection of thrir sone ONE hf ,hs.
for they will NOT he suffered leave the ground whou,
special permission aud Tor good cause: but will n.
stautly pursuing their studies or their 49,
the eyes al their guardians. 49,
IA 1t is believsi that religious instruction will seesr,
conduce To- the maintenance vi proper discpliue in cn
an establishments and Otherwise esseu,ialv n,oro,. r.
welfare OF its members. all proper care shall be ,,keu %
instruct the Buys In tue principles Of Chris,iaaty bo,
without any view whatever suppnso iue,,st n ~,
particular They shall accordinelv he ,au,h ~
ments Of Sacred Philosophy the Bblc thew shall b
required to attend nornng l. evening trsyer: and ON thu
sabbath day thsy shall be- taken rcnoon along MIN
hei teachers or some one Of Them public woishp Al
snch house as their shall othS tho
Frnopa shall prescribe: aud in the afternoon they shaII
attend service in their own Chauel Room where M
opal shall instruct them by from the Scrpture
and shall also give them non or lecture
10 he age And they she'll be taught all taea both by
preeept and the example Of fer to ear God
nan" - !, $50 -, y
There shall be in the year With Vacations. -
"eeni the 6rstterm from the RI oetnber to the ,,s
NJ Ap and ina second from the 6ts Of May 10 the 6yu
of srp,rmbsf. @,''e - -.
The charge Tor each boy will be two hundred dollar,
year. payable halt yesry 10 advance for board, iodse
washing and mendng loom, foe lights ind oil furniture
except mattress and bed clothing which mus, be
by the pupil hsisef The hoys will be permitted TO remain
WIN the iamhs during the Vacations without any extra
charge. -
Arrangements will be made for opening the school With
ut "eay aS soon as nifty scholars shall have been enga-
geo; ana most probably On the first OF October next II q
larger number shall be obtained is Intended that an adj
diional number Of Instructors shall also be employed
1t believed that the Monticello House, the seat thu
A'e Mr.. JEFFERSON may DO procured for the establishments
ana hsped that gentleman Of disting talents
aud every way Qualified for the service may be induced
to taks the charge of it as Principal.
he following gentlemen may beteferred for any
u"ne information that may be desired and they will also
eceve tie names OF any pupils whom their parents oy
guardians may be disposed engage. ~.
tlUGu NELSON, Esq. Albenarh
Hon. WEI. e.. RVfs,
Rev. FREDERIcK w. HATcH, $50
Key. FRANCIS BowMAN, 'ss
DR.. FRANK CARR, .est "s.s go
THOMAS j. RANDOLPH ESQ. se:a
ALEXANDER GARRHTT, ESQ.
JESSE b. HARRIsos, Esq. LyncAburs,
Rev. VIM s. Rem,
JOSEPH &. CABELL, Esq. Nelson. -
Rev. JESSE ARMIsrBAD, Buckingham. t.,l
Rev, jon" II. RICE, d. D, Prince Edward:
Henry h. WATKINS, t So
Gen EDwAnp c. CAnmNerOy, Halifax.
Drs JONES, Nottoway.
Gen. WIN. BRoADNAx, Dmwiddie.
To'. 9 u n NJ III II, RICE, Petersburg,
WIN. NJ. ATKINSON, ESQ. ts} et
WIN. III. MAcFARLAND, ESQ. {" Is.
It, XIX Rev W. R'0 lard c. MooHE, Richmond
CHAPMAN JOHNSON, Esq. 81 49,
Rev. WIN. J. ARMsTRoxG, g
Rev. STEPHEN TAYLon, &
Rev. - KERN,
JAMES M. GARHErT, Esq. Essex. - SO
Judge pUi ) FnAkcis : BG0oHr, Fredericksburg.
Rev. EDWARD G.. McGUfRE
Hon. CHARLES +. MERCER, Loudoun,
Rev. WIN. MEADE, Frederick. ~. III
Judge ALLEN TAYLOR, Stanton,
CHARLES STUART, Augusta ~
Gen. JAMES BREoKENRIpGE, Botetoprf
Gen. FRANcIs PREsToN, Abingdon. y
Gen. JoHs ii. CocKE, Fluyanna.
john TImBERLAKE, ir. Esq. +"
Rev. SnEPARD h: KoLLOcx Norfolk. *, 4 ~
WM;, MAXWELL, Esq.
April Is ",
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