Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-15

"a NEjg school FOR BOYS.


vs. proposed IN establish, Ut of near Charlottesville
new School for ,hc ,Edues, Of Boys which shsli
os ordered aud regulated after the plan OF the German
"ym"a"s and other similar Institutions lately opened
plies: - 20 o
hs boys shall be boarded and lodged oge,ber In su
'eoe Rouse. the domestic Of which shall DO
ordered by the Principal the School, and Niuron of
qushestons who shall be selected foe the ehasse
There shall Dc at least Eve Teaehsrs,a Principal and
Jour nsss'"m Proicsso who shall teach the fcllowiua
!. Englsh uase--incuding Reodina Writing. Elm
euuon, GRAMMAR aud English Literature
to the nge OF the pupils. 1865
2. Greek and Roman In manage. aud r;,.,
5. Modern Languages, French. Spsuish O.. -
tural, &c. o''" ""s "--
,,5. Arithmetic, Book Keeping aud hIa,hem.,e. 8.
The Principal shall also be the teacher of ssrr, DAN.
ophy' aud some one of the Assistant Professors shall b,
the teacher Of Gymnastics. W
The course Of studies shall be by the
may be regulated according tho pleasure of the
rents, SO as to make sither ,r the Unive,
siy, or Tor the bnsness aud duties OF active fe
The mono of instruction shall be substaatialv
WHEN pursued IN similar establishments, aud which \,
hhppiiy confrved To the of
ed teachers, combining themselves everaily TO
o,anehe'o tuition, and teaching only small classes Of
a"ou' ten enabling them pay all propry
attention to each Individual boy. y ''D's
Tue the school shall be entirely
Ihe punshen,s for feilmo in sics other
cics snail be moderate, and with du. d,.r,
on They shall consist OF during plax hon,s
Punishment from the table, other and onI
when absolutely necessary, (as may sor,.tnss be IN,
pupil should become habtuslly and aeyls.,
OF 'crae'oy he shall ba rspord his parents aud r;
vA'rly dismissed from the school r.
The utmost attention shah be pahi IN Nh,
manners ot the pupils who will atweys be unde, m. ,;
a"t inspection of their Instructors some oue of then,
Tor they VIII not he suffered To leave ground vi,bo,
special penisson aud for good cause; but will n, Con-
"niiy pursuing their studies their amuscmeI,s before
the .yes"i their guardians
IA 1t IS believed that religious instruction. viii greatly
"""ee w 'ha maintenance Of proper discipline in such
a" e'aos'iDent ana otherwise essentially promote the
w'"hfe OF ITS menhcfs, all proper shall he taken 10
instruct the hoys IN The principles Of Christianity bur
my view Whatever to tie suppo 4 nieres, Of any
pa'hcuiar sect They shall accordingly be bc .
ne"ts at Sacred Philosophy from Bible; thew shall b
required to htead morning evening prayers: and ON tb
oanoah day hsy shall be iakeu in tho forenoon along with
Their Teachers or some Of them, to public vorshiu a,
such house MS their or ohs ,h
Principal snail presebe aud ia the afternoon ,bsv sha
attend service III their o~m Chapel Room. where the Prr-
cipa shall instruct them by Iertao from tina
and snail also give them short sermon or er,,.
TO their age Aud they shell ut all tr, ho,h ~.
precept and the example of teir instructors to ar
and keep his eomnan dments which ia tho ,ho, A., -
man, - -
There shall be two terms in thu year with vacations, BE-
tween; the hrsi o the FIRST October 10 hs 6,s,
oi April, aud the from ths FIRST of Nav m IN. -,
of September. = = - -
The charge for each boy will be two HUNDRED dollars
year. payable nall yearly 10 advance, for board Iodeine
Washing AND mend'ng 'oom fuel lights, and all furniture
except 'aress aud bed clothing which mus be ptov5ea
by the pupil himself The boys will be perm,d 10 ,smain
WIN the family during the vacations without any extra
charge. ~ $3.50
n'snscmen's viii DC made for opening the school with
out deay'as soon as fifty scholars shall have been ensa
geo; and most probably the first of October n
areer number shall be obtained il is intended tbs, an
'n", NUMBER Of Instructors shall also bs en,poyed
IL IS believed that the Monticello House the seal Of m.
a'e MI Jefferson, may be procured for the
aI n-pen mat gentleman Of distinguished ,alen,s
10 take the charge of it as Principal
III The following gentlemen may be re{srred ~ n, ,r
oner information that may be desired; and they will ao
'eceve Tie names OF any pupils whom their parepis or
guardians may be disposed to engage.
HUGH NELSON, Esq. AlbemaYle ..
Hon. WIN. G.. RIvrs
Rev. FREDERICK w. HATCH "f .r
Rev. FRANCIS BowMAN,
DR.. FRAsK CARR,
THOMAS J. RANDOLPH, Esq.
ALEXANDER GARRErT Esq a's
JESSE b, HARRIsoN, Esq. Lynchburg
JOSEPH &. CABELL, ESQ. Nelson ~
Hcv. JESSE ARMIsTEAD, Buckingham
Rev. joan II. RICE, d. D. Prince Edward !.
t1ENRY 10. WATKINS,
Gen EDwAED c. CAnRrSoToN, Halifax.
DR.. JoNEs, Nottowny.
Zen. WIN. BRoADNAx. Dinwidde
Rev. BENJAMIN II. RICE, PETERSBURG.
JoHN +. MAY, ESQ
WIN. NJ. ATKINSON, ESQ
WIN. H. MAcFARLAND, Esq.
~; Rev "; RICHARD c. Moons, Richmond.
Judge WIZ. CABELL,
CHAPMAN JOHNSON, Esq EG
Rev. VIM ]. ARmsrRoyc, 81
Rev. STEPHEN TAYLoR,
Rev. - KERR,
JAMES M GARNETT, Esq. Essex
Rcy $50, n DSo1hE, fredericksburg.
Rev. EDwARD c. McGUrRE,
ZION. CHARLES +. MERCER, LoudouD.
Rev. WV. MEADE, Frederick.
Judge ALLEN TAYLoR, Stauntop.
CHARLES STuAnT, Augusta.
ucn' JAMES BREcKINRIDGE, Botetourt.
Gen. FRANCIS PREsToN, Abingdon.
Gen. JoHN HI. CocKH, Fuyanna
IouN TImBERLAKE, jr. Esq"
WIN. MAXWELL, Esq. ''@
April IS o.
SPRINGS iSTAGE. 80
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