Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-11
PROPOSALS
a s.NEW SCHOOL FOR BOYS.

n t.NEbf SCHOOL FOX BOYS -
sp'opcssd Ia establish. a, Chsrlossssvt,s
new School foe the Education Of Boys, which mali
ne ordered and regulated after the plan OF the srm.n
cymnasia and other similar Institutions sssy ooencd
our own country, upon the following general piiaSl-
The boys shall DO boarded and lodged togs,hes In .u,
table House. the domestic arrangements OF which shall DO
"dered ny the Principal Of The School, and Nation OF
proper quahcatous who nall be selected fo the cha
There shall be at leasi Eve Teaehets Ptiucip.L IA
I ranches: ~ "''S
J.. English Langusge-ineludns Readirv yy,;,,,,. F,o.
cueon, Grsmmar, and English Lera aecommoia "a
to tie age of the pupils. ""'~~
q Greek and Roman Lang, sges and Li,e..rnts.
.. Modern Languages, French, Spanish A.. :.
Il Geography, and Elements 81 History Civ,, ,os
tural, &c. '' S..n an'-
S. Arithmetic, Book Keepiu: nn.l Mathematics.
Inc Principal sha! i-o be the tesehss nf s,r,.d
sophy, and sowc one Of the Assistant Pso.s,o. r. ~ ~
the teaci-r Of Gymnastics. go" DC
The course Of studies shall he ordered by the p.;ue,
ou, may 30 regulated according To ,hs pleasure ID. pa
rents so As to make either preparations for the upi,s
sity, or for tho business and duties Of sctive Ife
Inc mode OF instruction shall be substau.isv ti,a,
wh'cn pursued IN similar establishments and which n
"aPPhy eootved to secure the advautsss Of aecompb
Cd teachers combining themselves sevsrally to-
OF tu't'on aud teaching only saa ea.ses of
ven SO enabling them pay all props
attention To each Individual boy. 80. - ' :
The government of the school shall be rn,relv
In" puisents for failure in studies or other
ces shs oe moderate, and administered with due disexc
A"ey cOnSist oil confinement
Punishment from ths table, other pr;v. ,ioos an,
when absolutely necessary, Gas may somstinea be M,
the sm"iIsr boys) little corpnrai correction m any
pupil SHOULD become hsbitually and ibv me-
or refractory he shall be reported TO bi, ma ren,s ~
vatey dismissed from tina school ~
The utmost attention shall be paid to the morn, a
manners o tho pupils who will slweys be uuder ths 81;
liant Inspection Of th.ir instructors some one M
for they will not he suffered leave the sroond i,n
special pernson and for good eause; but will h, Co.
staniy pursuing their studies or their No.
The eyes 81 their guardians
As Is believed that religious instruction will ere,ty
e"u0e w 'ne ma'nnhAnce OF proper discipline in such
40 ess oment ami otherwise essentially promote ,lrr
W. Hare oil IT'S members, all roper care shall he tsken n,
instruct the boys i'm thu principles Of Chstanitv M,
any view whatever TO the supposed nieses, Of any
Sect Ihey shall accordingly be taught tbs ce-
nes oil sacred Philosophy from the Bible; they shall h
required to attend morning evening ayer,: and an ,I
Sabbath day they shall he taken in the forenoon along
heI 'eaeh-or some one Of them, public worship
ueh hnuse as their shall the
Ermcpal shall prescebr aud 10 the afternoon thew ta,
atterd service in their Chapel Room where the r
ciPai shall instruct them by from the
ann shall also give them short lecture sdantBd
to their age And they she'll be taught at all times bo,b ~
precspt and the example Of their ee, Gu,
and keep his comma ndment which the whole du,y n
man, -
There shall be terms in ths wear with a,or 49,
TWEEN the 6r, from the 6rM Of October .. the ,,s
81 april and the second don the Gre, Of hisy r,s
sf September.
The charge for each boy will be two hundred doIia :.
year, payable half yearly in advance, for board LODGING
washing and mendins loom, fuel lights and all furnture
except matIe"and bed eothng which must be provided
ov Ihe pup himself The boys will be permitted 10 remain
with tho family during the vacations without any eKlr,
charge. I-r'1
Arrangements will be made for opening the school Win
OUT delay as soon rs fifty scholars shall been
geo; and most probably the 6rs Of Ociobas ne Ii
larger number shall be obtained it is intended that an ad
ditona number of instructors shall also employed
IL believed that the Monticello House the seat of the
late Mr. Jefferson, may be procured for the
and svs S'Rs sy a Of DISTINGUISHED ,a.n
TO take the charge of il PrineipaI
III The following gentlemen NAV be feferrea "a n, sn
further information that may be desired; and thew win No
leee'ye the names Of any pupils whom their parents or
qua Id'ans may be disposed to engage.
itUGH NELSON, Esq. Albenarh
Hon. WIN. G.. RIvEs
Rev. FREDERICK w. HArcn, -
Rev. FRANCES BowMAN,
DIR. FRASK CARH,
THOMAS J. RANDOLPH, Esq.
ALEXANDER GARRETr, ESQ.
JESSE u. H4RRIsoS, Esq. Lynchburg.
Rev. WIN. s. REID,
JOSEPH G.. CABELL, Esq. Nelson.
Rev JESSE ARstIsTBAD, Buckingham
Rev JoHS II. RICE, d. d. Prince Edward
1iENRY L. Watkins,
Gen. EpwARp C. CARarSorox, Halifax.
Dr. JoEEs, Nottoway.
Gcn. WIN. BROADNAx, Dmwiddic
Rev. BESJAMIN II. RICE, PETERSBURG
JOHN F.. MAY, Esq.
WM. Nj. ATKINsoS, ESQ.
WIN. III. MAcFARLANp, ESQ. &"
ut; Rev; RIcaARD G. MOORE, Richmond.
Judge WM. CABELL,
CHAPMAN Johnson, ESQ. =,
Rev. WIN. J. ARMSTRONG, ~
Rev. STEPHEN Taylor,
Rev. - Kern,
JAMES Nj. GARNETT, Esq Essex.
Judge francis BaooKE, Fredericksburg.
Rev. SAMUEL b. WILSON,
Rev. EDwARD e.. McGUInE,
Hon. CHARLES F. MEncER, Loudoun.
Rev. WV. mBADE, Frederick
Judge ALLEN TAYLOR, Stanton.
CHARLES STUART, Augusta.
Zen. JAMES BREcKENRIDoE, Botetourt.
Gen. Francis PREsToN, Abingdon. ~.
Gen. JohN II. Cooke, Fluyanna.
JOHN TIMBERLAKE, jr Esq.
Rev. Shepard X. KoLLocK Norfolk.
WM: MAXWELL, Esq. &c" -
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