Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-10-03
=. BROW NE, Rector.


SEPT p. 80,
'TNHL scheme Of removing the College It,u, and ~.
n Abandoned aud we shall 20 TO work TO uat " H., =
MARY ueiu as she ha, heretofore been in the cuse of
aud humanity No should atiemp he % &c 10 E
ply Of Lslay cite To the Address of the Collevs
1t IN Oct 1874 Ii all 10 whom the de,tinies of The
are entrusted, will arde nily and ,ealoisIv rn
o. me duties Of thtr stations, tor no fear. ma, H.
college will add greatly the moral force ofilc ts,
iou't "a nigh degree towards the permanency Of our lii
cal Institutions the preservation Of liberty and The i,.f
Ton OF ee principles through The world whilst the intc., If
o'enee wd be advanced and The hoard den, 10 he the
guardian spot OF Virgins, will he enabled 10 rear her
no distant day lneyer could the reason Of the % If
the friends II the University against William &
why should lhy wish 70 put her down? THE property f6e
College cannot ltlo add 10 the prosperity oftbc
The principal object Of The meeting If the Visitors Of IN
tam and Mary college on the 10th Of October next is TO an
point PRECEDENT and Professor Of Moral pb;oby f.
the Information IF those who may he willing 10 reeve
poniintnt IN the College, and ofOthers Who nav he .oc t.
any information that may tend toad the GARD in
selecting 1T persons 10 The Offices that may he vacant It l.
s 10 shei nat the salary Of the President IS
uoiais per mnur' payable quarterly IN advance
aud that an excellent House calculated for the ec
~ l,' re amy hn'nhed him. with extensive garden IN
dha cultivated a the expense Ut the Collecf.n Thathe
T tsdent the Faculty, sud rre.iJe. =, Tho III
c'ls' on an ht correspondence ofhc Colere and PEI form
buiihensomc That the Professor Of Moral pbil,t m
e9ledto asalty Of twelve hundred aud fifty dollar
Dt as ana 10 aiee u twenty dollars Tor every r
who attends either " histwo cae.; IN one which t.,
every day" That the Profesorship II Moral pb,lo,b
elnb aces ihe following sciences, to ws The Pp.oo5 ~
6ramms, Rhetoric, Bellies Letters, Logic Etb,r. mf
'eks Natural and National Law, Poldek. snJ P5,e,i ~
Monty" That from i733 witIifhe execution Of r., 49,
er the death u the Right Rev Bishop Madison ,,b Ia
sided ovcr The COLLEGE, the Offices ofPredent and
Moral Philosophy were bestowed ON Inc inc II, y Ol
Few students, ghe ihu those who attend the Law LeS, g
10 enter The Moal School, aud every year some og The -
Siude e become members - The Senior Moral Glaze ri,
has bee sugge'ted probable, that the Coifyes,ion
deem expcditnito establish Professorshp Of PoiesI -
l'si5n a. that char Of the suhects now embraced g.
Pfoieorshp Of Moral Phosophy,to wiz Natural and Ni
Law Poihck and Political Economy limit the ssls,, ~ d.
~ moral Pophy u FIVE hundred dosr a. poot
ne FeHder that nay be chosen that pofes,of,bt g.
ht 'aafy Of the Professor of Polca I4w AZ eyep bnn 81
y ooa allow to each Professor +, Of twenty dollars for
every student that ends him, and require n each IN e
~ leas Three tmtsa week" That the College ,,tots ~
SCHOOLS opens on the JDh October (n) when the Lecture, 49,,
10 nmt nee anil close On the ith July follouinr "
Hgr'Nsmen' willing 10 accep either both The or....
Y'eHn OF ether o The situations under the sugos,ct
mepi ohouid Htake place) would make known e,r g.
heeo oifs0ms one u the Vtors aud forward spv
o. theu hiness chonld they deem expedent h Z
hseYed int The course would he approved and that y
enae tne Boardlo III the Offices 10 which tbe NAV bs, -,
appoint with rresier sassction and m a manner g. -,
more saec'aally, The interest. of the Institution.
Williamsburg, Sept 2 1926
(a) The Grammar School oprns on lie T., OIL
closes % The ltst Jolly following. 's'' an'