Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-10-13
Sept. -.
w. BROWNE, Rector.
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VIE scheme Of removing The College and believe is
abandCned and we shall go TO work tomake William and
Mary useful she has heretofore be he cause Of science
and humanity No should attempt euory after the re-
ply cite to the Address Of the College when he visited
1t IA Oct 1874 II all TO whom the denies the Institution
are entrusted, will srdently aud mite in the
OF the duties their stations, tor fears that the
Cnliese VIII add greatly 10 the moral force ote aud
tribute ia high degree towards the pemanency Of our pu-
cal institutions, the preservation Of Liberty and the di,ens
ton OF nee principles through the world, whilst of
science will be advanced and the se4boa to be the
guardian spot Of Virginia, wall be enabled to rear her head
the friends II the University against William Mary COLLEGE
why should they wish 10 put her down! The prosperity ofe
college Cannot tah,o add to the prosperity ofhe University
The principal object Of tn. meeting Of The Visitors Of MI
liam and Mary College the 10th October next to ap
point President, aud Professor Of Moral Philosophy For
the information 0 those who may wiling TO an,
POINTING nj in the College, and OF others who may disposed 10
communicate HornatioD that may the Board IN
selecting fit PERSONS the offices that may be vacant Il ia
deemed proper That the salary of the President IL
and that excellent House calculated for the
OF large family, funhe him. with extensive garden in
closed aud cultivated at the expense Collegen
Feueh oohvehes the Faculty, aud pesides the Board
carries on athe ePondence Of tn, College perof ms
many other duties which, however, neither difficult nor
Ouiesome' Ihat the Professor Of Moral Philosophy, is
entitled TO asaiIy Of twelve hundred fifty dollari
ot as aiee 81 twenty dollars for every student
who attends rdtt Of two eassei to owhch he lectures
every day." That the Pfoiesso1shp of Moral Pho.opbv
embraces he following sciences to wit The Philosophy Of
usnmsi, Hheioiir Bellies Letters Logic EIcs, Meaphy-
cks Natural and National Law, Poticks aud Political Eco
nouy Ihst from 1893, with The exception Of few years af
G te death " the Right Rev Bishop Madison long pre-
sided oyerthe College the Offices of and Professor ~
Moral Philosophy hestiTed same person; thai b
few students other than those who attend the Law
70 enter the Moral School, aud every year some Of he Ia
Suden become members Vi the Senior Moral Class Thai
has betn suggested Probshe that the Conyoes alton rsav
deem exPedieutto establish Pfoessorbip Pols ~
assign TO that char Of the sue embraced by the
foieor.hP Of orsiPhhosophy to,si Natural aud N1onsI
Law, POiiok aud Political Economy limit the sl,,v f H.
Professor Of Moral Philosophy, i've Hundred dollars
he President tst may he chosen to that Prossoiship fix
ne 'Wy Of ne Professor Of Po Law hundred and
city dollars allow each Professor fee Of twenty dollar G
every student that attends him aud require Of each TO Lecture
at Isd thee umesa week That the College, the higher
to eommtuee, AMI close On the 4b July following
Hgenemen willing TO accept either both The Offices nov,
vacant Or eitr OF the situations under the suggested
meat chould ntake Pace would make known 5eir he
Rector oOme one Of the Vtor, and forward any s,nonisI
OF their tusss tshond they deem expedeut /,
nat the course would be approved, and that II would
enAhicthe boadio h The Offices 10 which they NAV have r.
appoint with greater satisfaction aud IN manner ~ ~
more tiee'9aly, The Interest," Of the Institution
| williamson ,SePt.s 8, 1895