Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-23
PROPOSALS
n, VIEW SCHOOL FOR ROVE


mWoposed To sstsbiish, al or near Oh. ro,,.s.,,,
new School Tor the EdueatIon Of Bows, ,h,rs
and regulated AFTER the Plaza Of The Ussms"
Symnas' and other similar lately opeo.
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The boys shall DO boarded and lodged ,oss,he, a; AMI.
aels Houses the domestic auauasmens of which shsiI r.
ordered oy the Principal lhs SCHOOL, and Ms,roo ~
p'SPs. who shall BE- selected 70, eha,sr.
snsh DO at least Eve Teachers, Principal sod
branches: $500" ''s 's''o""s
English LansosgeE Reading wriios. Elo.
sutton, Grammar and English Literature, seeommodatvi
to tho age OF tho pupils. N
S Mrss, ond Roman Language: and Literature.
tural, &c. S s"' I" u
| 5. Arithmetic. Book Keeping a nd nis,bem.,;..
The Principal shall also be the e ache, of 49,. p.,,
| the teacher Of Gymnastics. .'' 20
This of studies shall be ordered bv ~
bn' may be regulated according pleasure of nm, ~
rents 50 as to make either preparation for the Uniyr
s''y, or for the business and duties Of active life
Fhs mode Of instruction shall be substsniiaIlv mar
winch pursued in similar establishments which IL
happily eon'rived tho advantage of aeeompiI,h
ed teachers conhning themselves severay TO parieolar
BREACHES Of uision, and tsashug only small eus,e, oi
about ten eaeb enabling them pay alt proper
attention To each individual bay.
The government Of The shall be ep,elv nm
The punishmen,s for failure studies or other deInourn
ees sha be moderate, and sdmise with due iscre.
iney snai consist OF eonh"emsn' during play hours,
oan'hent from the table, and other and oniy
when absolutely necessary, may sonstines he ~,
inc smane' ooysO little corporal correction. II sny
pup" seouid become habitually and ncorgiby
of refractory he shall DO reported his parents and r
vatcly dismissed from tho school, = W.
The utmost attention shall paid 10 the morals anj
manners Of the pupils who aiweys he under IA. ,,
liant inspection of their instructors some one Of ,beT
TOT 'n.y VIII not ne suffered to leave fo ground without
special permission, and for good cause: but will n.
stany pursuing their studies or their h.
the eyes their guardians.
as is believed that religious instruction. will urea,lv
10 me maintenance Of proper discipline in sucn
an establishments and Otherwise esseotisIly pro,o,, %
welfare OF s members, all proper shall be taken Ia
instruct the boys in the principles of Chrsautv bu,
without any view whatever the ipere., of an
particular sect They shall accordingly be the ,s
mems OF Sacred Philosophy from the Bible. they shall be
equeu 10 aiend morning evening on ths
Sabbath day ihsy shall be taken in the forenoon aonu With
'ner teachers or some Of the public worship a.
such house their othe N,
nepai shai prescribe! and in the afternoon they snail
attend service in their Chapel Roam where the pr;n
cps shall instruct them by reeatons tho Scriptures
emu snail also give them short or lecture
IN their age Aud they shell az times bo, H.,
Teeept add the example Of their instructors ear Coz
and keep his eonrns udments which ia the uho. 49,, &c
man." 10y W
There shall be terms in til. year with vses,iop, h
veen the bret term from, the FIRST Of October 10 the
o Ap, and the second from The 6rst May To- the fir
OF September. $3.50
The charge for each boy will two hundred dollars a
year. payable hall yearly In advance, for boa I'd odeius.
washing ana mending room fuel, lights, aud furnufs
except mattres and bed clothing, which must be
by the pupil himself The boys will permitted 20 remain
with The family during the vacations without any extra
charge. -.
Arrangements will be made for opening the sehoo, With.
delay as soon as my scholars shall have been ega
sed; aud most probably the FIRST Of October next III
larger number shall be obtained is intended tina, an adj
u'tonsi number OF Instructors shall also employed
IL believed that the Monticello Hoosr the of e.
late MIR. Jefferson, may procured for the bss,.
aud 1t is hoped that gentleman Of taeutx
and Qualified for the service may be induced
To take the charge Of il Principal.
l The following gentinea msy be referred 10 for any
further information that may be desired and they also
receive the names Of any pupils whom their parenr OF
r
tiuGH NELSON, Esq. Albemarlc. q: =.
Hon. WIN. C.. RIvEs,
Rev. FREDERIcK w. HATCH
Rev FRANCIS BowmAN,
DIR. FRANK Cam,
THOMAS j. RANDOLPH, ESQ.,
ALExANpER GARRETT, Esq.
JESSE Is. HARRISON, ESQ., Lynchburr
Rev. VIM s. REID,
JOSEPH G.. CABHLL, ESQ. Nelson.
Rev. JESSE ARMrsTEAD, Buckingham.
Rev. JoHS III. RIcB, ID. ID. Prince Edward.
HENRY Il. WATKINS,
Cen EDwARD G. CAnRISGToH, Halifax
DIR. JoNRs, Nottoway.
Gen. WIN. BRoADNAx, Dinwiddie
Rev. BEsJAMIN II. RICE, Petersburg.
JoHN +. MAY, Esq.
WIN NJ. ATKINSON, ESQ
WIN. H. MAcFARLASp, Esq.
H. TX Rev yv R'cnARD G. MOoRE, Richmond.
CHAPMAN JOHNSON, Esq.
Rev. WIN. J. ARMSTRONG;
Rev. STEPHEN TAYLOR,
Rev. - Kern,
JAMES NJ GARNErT, Esq. Essex.
Judge FRANCIS BRooKE, Fredericksburg.
Rev. SAMUEL =. WILSON,
Rev. EDWARD &. McGUIBE,
Hon CHARLES +. MERCER, Loudpun.
Rev. WIN. MEADE, Frederick.
Judge ALLEN TAYLOR, Stanton.
CHARLES STUART, Augusta.
Gen. JAMES BREcKENRfDGE, Botetourt
Gen. FRANCIS PRESTON, Abingdon.
Gen. john III. CooKH, Fluvunna
JoHT TIMBERLAKE,j r. Esq. 4"
Rev. SHEPARD X. KoLLoCK Norfolk.
WV. MAXWELL, Esq.
April 10 SIC