Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-25
PROPOSALS
Il NEW SCHOOL FOR BOYS

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new school foe the Educ alton of Bov, ,h;rn n,
We ordered and regulated after the plan Of an, Co.,.
oy"nsHA, ana other similar Institutions lately open,S
pies: '"'"s ss"''s' P"ne-
ooys shall be Boarded aud lodged ,oge,bsr In mi.
1891 s ,"e oooesc arrangements Of which shall bs
e'Ns'v W Me <hne'ps OF tho School, and Matron of
proper qualifications who shall be sel,e,sa Go hs
mere sn"h De al least Eve Teaehess fr,ucIpsI ana
hrapches. W." '"o SH'o"'"S
J.. English Lapsusse-ineludOs READING. w,;,,,,. r,o
TO the age of the pupils. INSTRUMENTATION
:. Sreek and Roman Lausuages and L,.r,,,.
D. Modern Languages, French, Spa .i,b. &C.
tural, Sc. y' Wv" ana NJ
5. Ad,hmstic, Book. Keeping and M.,h.m.,,..
no trrcpai shall also be the TEACHER of ,sr.. p,.
phy ana some ono Of tho Assistant Professors ,bs ~
the teacher Of Gymnastics. "" os
Inc course nj studies shall he ordered by the p,;,.,
Out may be regulated according " the pleasure of IN.
fcnts 50 as to make either preparation for thu
shy, or Tor Tho business and duties &c active Iif
me mode Of instruction shall be substantially tba,
wen pursued In similar Embellishments and which il
s e"n'ISrd to secure the advantage of accomplish
ca teachers combining themselves scvcraly to particular
branches OF tuition, and ,eaehiug only small elnse, OF
about ten scholars ach, so sblns them n ma Iii
attention TO each Individual bny. 80
The government OF the school shall be entirev
The punshnents for failure in stables OF other
cues snail be moderate" and administered with due disce.
on They shall consist Of eoLf doripc MI -
hsnishrcnt from the table, md other priys,Ion mi
when absolutely necessary, Gas il may som,tim.. b. ~
no shsNer boys,l little corporal cotrec,ion
r"pl should oeeome habitusliy aud
or refractory. he sha be- reported to his parents AMI o.;
rateiy dismissed from tho sehonl. 80 p''-
ne umHst attention shall be paid the morals ana
manners oi the pupils who will slweys be under thu v.i
liant inspection Of their instructors some one of ,.
'"t ry WIN moi he suffered to leave the ground uho,
sp'e, pesson' ana Tor good but will DO con-
sian'y pursuing their studies their amsemen,,
the eyes nf their suardians.
a, II Is believed that religious instruction will greatly
c""duee to the maintenance Of proper discipline in ,eS
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wrHare oi ITS nembcrF, all proper ears shall he ,.t. q,
'"suc' he o"ys In the principles OF Christiauitv bo,
a"y view %oaeye. to the supposed interest Of any
p"uonisr sect They shall accordingly be taught the
m-nta Of Sacred Philosophy from the Bible, thew ,h, no
tequ'ren 10 attend morning evening and nm IN.
sabbath day hey shall be taken in the foreman ,Io,
ner teachers or some of thru to publc svoY,bn
such h"uss nc their or
e'p" ehsh prescribe: aud in the afternoon they sha n,
attend service ~ their Chapel Roo,n where ,hs pin
epa' ,he instruct them ny reehstons the Scriptures
ana shhii also give them sermon or Ieetu,.
10 he'r age And they she'll be taught at all times. bo,b nv
reccpt aud the example Of their tn f.., a.,
man." ~ '"'' ""'y oi
mere snail DO tuo terms in the year With vacations
'~eeni the rs' term from the dr October IN the
"f September. " ' WV
The charge fnr cnch boy will he two huulrsd dallas,
year. payable halt yearly in advance for boa rd ,odepr
washing npd m-uding, ioo fuel lights and Ali 6,,;,
except mattress ind bad clothing which must be p,oyie
oy the pupil himself The boys will be permitted TO
with the family durinu the ynca,io,, ,,;,hon, -. "
charge. ny N"P
arrangements will 30 made for opening the ,eboo, with
""t delay as soon hy scholars shall have been rpss
Sen ana most probably first of October nrxt If
larger number shall be obtained IL Is Intended thu, an
dhionsl number of instructors shall also be employed
Is heheved that the Monticello HOUSE, the seat of tho
iao MR. JceTson he procured the
and u Is hsped that gentleman Of Jept.
an" every way qualified for the service, may be
TO take the charge of il PRINCIPAL -
" Tie following gentlemen msy be referred 10 far AN,
TURNER information that may he desired; they will asn
receive the names OF any pupils whom their parents or
guardians may hs disposed TO engage.
lIUGH NELSON, Esq. Albemnrlc
Hon. WIN. Z. RIvEs.
Rev. FREpERICK w. HATcH
Rev FRAScIs BowMAS,
DR.. FRANX Cam,
THOMAS J. RANDOLPH, Esq. -
ALEXANDER GARSETr, ESQ
2 D D. HsnRIsoS, Esq Lynchburg
JOSEPH &. CApELL, Esq. Nelson.
Rev. JESSE ARnIsTEAD, Buckingham a
Rev. JoaS III. RICE, ID. d. Prince Edward,
IiESRY Il. WATKINS,
Gen. EDWARD e. CAnRISGroS, Holifax.
DIR. JoNEs, NottOway.
Gen. WM. BRoADEAx, Dinwidde,
Ney. B Is II. RICE Petersburg.
WIN. NJ ATKINsoN, Esq.
WIZ. III. MAcFARLAND, Esq
RI. Rev. RrcHARD e. MooRE, Richmond
Judge WIN. CABgLL,
CHAPMAN JOHNSON, Esq.
Rev. VIZ. j. Armstrong,
Rev. STEPHEN TAYLon,
Rev. - Kern,
JAMES M. GAREErT, Esq. Essey.
Judge FnAEcIs Books, Fredericksburg.
Rev. SAmCgL b. WILSON,
Rev. EDwARD e.. McGUtnE,
Hon. CHARLES +. MERCER, Loudouu.
Rev. WIN. MEADE, Frederick.
Judge ALLEN TAYLOR, Stanton.
CHARLES STUART, Augusta.
Gen. JAMES BREcKENRIDGE, Boteourt.
Gen. FRANcIs PREsToN, Abingdon.
Gen. JoHN III. Cooke, Fluvanna.
JOHN TIMBHRLAKE, jr. Esq.
Rev. SHEPARD X KoLLocK Norfolk
Wa. MAXWELL, Esq.
April IS ato