Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-07-20

quaineu 10 Judse-r'h'eks, winch usually cons''-
v"e par. o, tnr SENIOR Course, are here throws
ITO me rre'nnn-yea, on account OF the greet
sosteuseness on the studies by which they are sue
0eereo; .
ioooS'"'e n's esi'' sna AT the same Time To rem
~ - '"' ~ pos''oF' 'ne want o. sniheent mum
per o. good primary schools IN the stat, Teach.
thosr who may wish to extend their classical learn
ms ONT also i'rthe instructions of those whose
snoS,suse OF their own language Is nadequate.-
's', enere'ore "is most earnestly desired ai'thosc
my oe u'eeea 10 atteno, whose Years, or whose
Genc'eneies, render them unht for te Moral
oou'Se OF Ihhosopny chemistry and Mathe'na-
''NNs' can oe au'ahc'geousy s'ouieo "uh The Lah-
su,gss.
nc co'ese-L,nrary, a'tnnngh z" cont'ins a num-
De' vi vs'y 'auaoie WORKS. Is not calculated to be
=, .i.'In sers'ce 70 students. he Law Class in
pa.ua', Aper'enee" serious inconvenience IRON
oe'ns uhao'e 10 procure the books, tn which REFER
enee was IRON time tn time made. For the pnr-
o! sucn Library rs students require. $4,000
W" r oe 'n.heoaey appropriated, spd aturther sum
vi seou' oivoV viii De annuaiiy devoted TO the same
Important OBJECT. 10 remnserate the College, a
nstrcuiation-fee OF Us Will be demanded Of each
student those who attend the Law-Lectures ex-
eepeo, anu OF .hem oio VIII be rxpecte'', on ac-
oo"ne o the hisn price OF lIaw-Books, and the
sn'ai'ness oil the L2w-Ciass. The supply Of
.N' ooNs psN'ng oeeh very defective during the
,sst course, they will be MIXTURE Furnished, by tn
C'iegr, AMI measures have been already taken TO
,'s.'e constant ana adequate number. AS the
p"Ss w''' De ne'ivered to the students at the Phil
sueen'. ana New-iork retail prices, and as any
pr"nt which may arise from this source will be
scrupulonsly appropriated to the enlarge rnent ftLe
Stude''fs-Li6Iury, IT is hoped parents aud guaria
WIZ hot purehass IN other towns; and all Students
WI" y" uner arrival IN w lams,,irg, unpro-
'"es' WI" Dc required to buy OF the College Libra
~.
~ ne necessary expences ola Student at this in
n S,nlks n hoe opdt
e'n"g c'ars's, are S235 Tor the course of Gig
~ "n."s' In tnat sum are included fees to three
Professors, which number all Students are requir
70 aueno' except those who come to h..sr the Law
;. .,s,;.'eS where Departure IRON this regulation
oesreo' particular application on the subject
NUS e made ny parents to tho Presidest.
InS ext BOOKS which are used by the Fresh
msn-Ciass particularly, are costly, but the money
.pe.meu on TINS account, should be consd. red Us
au out 10 the grestest advantage as The works thus
pc' e'aseu are the hest upon the several subjects
OF wn'en uev treat. Taking every thi' e into
e"naserauoh, S3OO are esteemed an Economical,
s'u 0foo a very liberal allowance for young man
uu."'s one course.
II "ouiu De improper to conclude this address
wnheut reminding the public ofthe advantages which
this Institution holds out, {, all those who wish m
oestow upon their children, the inestimabl. bless
,'ss OF liberal education. Classical Learning, il
'ss osen before mentosed,i TO be restored in
shuuon to this, and independently of minor sub
jects, the course of instruction eamprebenSs Nat.
era' philosophy and Chemistry, the highest branch
es 0, 1athsematicks Natural, National and NUM-
G,pa, Law Ethicka Metaphysics, Government and
Political tEcnhomy,
me character OF the College is conceived to be
cu'nPietey established; some irregularities (of
wn'en, however, the most exaggerated reports have
gohe'orth') 1t is true, occurred, but they were not
o. nature materially to affect the utility OF the In
s.l'uilon, as very lew were implicated, and the ex-
anso'e correctness oil deraeanour could scarcel b.,
e 81 among upwards OF 70 young Vrgiazs,
TIL 1yo MON were members Of the Fresh na.-Class
hese ssoruerstoo it mus, be recoec,sd yyre
usn as w'l' inevitably be sometimes prsci'sed in