Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-27
PROPOSALS
i NEV SCHOOL -EOR ROrc

new School fnr the Educ of Bows which shau
De oaeTed and regulated after plan Of the German
Gymnass, and other similar institutions ateIv onene1
IN our own country, upon the following general princi-
Tie boys shall be boarded and LODGED tose,be, IN o
table House. the domestic arrangements Of WHICH shall he
oIdefe" ny the Prnclpal SCHOOL, and 6iarou Of
P'oEer qualifications who sha selected Ton the charre
mere snail be at least five Teachers Principal and
branches: s
/. English Language-includins Reading Writing. Flo.
cuton Grammar, and English Literature accommodated
10 the age of the pupils.
: Greek and Roman Lang ages and Literature
- Modern Languages, French Spanish, &c
Il Geography, and Elements fis,ory Grill and Ma
tural, sc. - -" "''' va
.. Arithmetic Book Keeping nd Mathematics
he F'incipaI shall also be ihe sacred Philo
nphy and some OF the Assistant Professors sjs b
tne teacher OF Gymnastics 20
Inc course OF studies shall lie ordered by the prineiua
A1 may be regulated according 10 the pleasure NJ ,
ehs 50 as 10 make either preparation for the IDit
ny, or tor the business and duties of active life
me Ih"ue 81 instruction shall substau,iav ,l,,
winch pursued IN similar establishments and which ie
'1PPIJ c"ntved to secure the advantage OF acconpIis
cd teachers coHGuug themselves severally TO pacuIae
ud."es Oh t"''o"' and teaching only small classes of
about ten scholars each; enabling them 10 nay all ,rc
attention 10 each individual boy $3.50 F'F
JEe COVER schu. shall ~ er,;,sr. ,,...-
Ihe punishments Tor failure ia studies or other dsIoo
cIes sha re moderate, aud administered with d,e 6ir
Nn They snail consist OF confinement during plav hourr
odhs"men IRON tie table, and other pryatons and plr
when absolutely necessary, (as may sometimes ~ g.
me smaller hoys) little corporal correction NJ ans
p"V asoud become haOitualy
OF refractory he shall be reported his parents und nr
-vatsly dismissed from the schoLs ~
IEs utmost st'enicn shall be paid 10 the morals and
manners q! the pupils who will alweys be under the
lan Inspection of their instructors Or sone ONE of
ior they viii not be suffered leave the ground rb
Speea' permission, and for good cause; but will De
S1"h"y pursuing their studies ueir auusea boc
the eyes Of their guardians @S'N.s
As is believed that religious instruction will sreov
U1c 20 me maintenance of proper discipline in sncb
d" eS'S"Shmen and Otherwise essentially promote the
"e'!Afe OF IT'S members all proper care shall be stor 90
instruct the boys ~ the principles of Chrgstiaui,v h,,
N'"oH any view whatever the supposed utetes, ~ 49,
particular sect They shall accordingly he ,a,eb, ~
hs".s q" Sacred Philosophy from the Bible: thew sb,u h
r'n 10 attend morning &, evenin. PRAYERS: ind ON dc
o"""'h Gay ''"y shall be taken ia the forenoon alon. ~
I ''a~.'''S 9" some one OF them, 10 public worship a,
sue" mouse as their parents shall Designate or oberis -
."ciP'' sha prescribe: and in The afternoon hev sLi
e"' service m their own Chapel Room where the PHI
ca. shall instruct ihrH BY recitatnrs from the Sc,
a sa'I also give them short lecture ad,pteG
:" their age And they she'll tAug ut al all times h -
''rP' ana the example OF t.tr stfuceIs TO .fear ~,
man" ~ ''o'e "N'S 80
I"eT' shall be two terms ia tbs year with yac,,; h.
treeuj tie first from the frst Of Ociober - 80
." @pI' and The seconi from the FIRST May to The first
The charge fcr each boy will be two hundred do,1,s
year. payable halt yearly in advance for board lod
"a'"inS and mendng, room fuel lights and all f,rni,c.
b 49, ''Ii1sS an" Ded cothiug which be provided
~ w" F"pinmeH The boys will be permitted 70 ,e,,ei
wan the family during the vacations witbou, auv er.
mr. the echo, I,..,a
W" "r'dy as soon as hy scholars shall have been enoa
geo" ana most probably on the first Of October next II
'agef unmhe sh'! be obtained it is intended Thai an al
"'oha hummer of Instructors shall also be cp,rovsA
1t IS believed that TIE Monticello House tho .s,,c 49,
''c mr. Jeherson may be procured for the es,ah;sbuen
anG "Fpcd that gentleman Of distinguished talents
and every way Qualified the sery,, ,,ar mo 49,
/ To take u'e charge ~ IL as Prinrpsi
t5 Ihe following gentlemen may h, referred 70 Fl, an.
'''m'''n ha may be desired; and they will aso
IeeeEe We usmes OF any pupils whom their parents q.
guardians may be Disposed 90 engage "
! tIUCu NELSON ESQ. Siba,,c,r,
/ Hon. Wv. 6. R,vls.
Rev. FRForurcK W. HArcu,
Rev. FRANcls BowNAv,
DIR. FRANK CtER
THOMAS }. RANDoIFu ESQ
ALEXANDER GAHRETr, ESQ.
/ JESSE II. i,RRlsoN, ESQ. I,vnchburr
Rev. WV. >. REID, W
JOSEPH =. CAnrLL, Esq. Nelson
Row gEssE ARMHrEAp, Buckingham.
Gy g~ny y0 e. We " RICE D. D. Prince Edward
I Cen Ger FL, En- 'Gp G. CARsrye4oy, Halifax.
Non WV. BRUADNNx, DmwIdic
/ IoHN +. MAY, ESQ
" VI. NJ. ATktNsOr. Feu.
w. II. MACFARLt>r ESQ.
H. I,jl Rev yv R'cg 4 c. MooOr, Richmond.
! CHAPMtN JcHNsOS, ESQ
Rev. WV !. ARNsTRoNc
| Rev. SrErHgN T,YLou,.
! Rev. ---- kEHF,
JAMES NJ GARNFTr, ESQ Esscy
| Judge FRANCs BRuoXE, Freder;rksI,.r~
! Rev SAMUEL b. Wusov.
/ itcv. Eow ARD G. McGutgr.
ION CHARLFs =. MERcrR. Lcudour
! Rev WV. MEADE. Frederick
! Judge ALIEN TAYLOR stanton
! CuAHrs SrrARr, Augusta.
! Ten AVIS BptCNt NEDGF, Botctuir,
| ten. FFtNcrs PRrsroV, ABINGDON
| Gen. yonN H. CocBE, FuVanu5
| goHN TNRERLtEE, IL. Esq.
Rev SuEPARD X. KoILocK Norfolk
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