Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-10-10
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AiE scheme Of removing tie College trust and believe Is
- abaudoned, aud STALL 50 work make william and
aud humanity. No should attempt il sor after bs re-
ply u LhlaJ etc TO the Address of Cuieee hea he t
II IN oct 1924 II all TO whom te te.nes oil the Institution
az WI aTdfni aud zsaiousl unite ~ the discharge
OF the dni.s OF their stations Tor fears at he
college ~" add greatly 70 the moral force ofe stale and con
'"e 10 hisn degree towards The Penauency of ou i,i.
cal institutions, the prtsergaun Ut liberty, aud the dsemin,-
ton Of ire principles tni ouss the world whilst the Of
wiz oe ADVANCED and The sea-hoad, destined to be
guardian spot Of Virginia, viii be enabled h mead Al
10 distant day never could the M jealousy of
fIH' 81 tHe University against Niilum Mary college
why should they wish 70 put heI down? The prosperity o
College cannot ialto add 10 the prosperity ofAe Uaye,
% p'HI pa o91ol OF me meeting o The Visitors Of M
dm aud Ida!y College the 18th October ueNt Is 10 an
POINT Pre'.eu, ini Professor oil Moral PhDs,nhy 81
thelnofnaon u those who may be wiling receive an az
Ponint ut IN me College and Of oers may he dspo, L.
ave 'oy Information mat may tend TO ala the Board
i III Pe,so"s 10 me omces That may i've vacant,
deemed Propert state; That the salary OF the Presdeo H.
t nuhditd doia'' per EnuA aya5le quarterly advance
- m mem '4H'e di' ua'ed Tor The &c UnmJdltrcn
OF large family, isiu'nisaed him. with extensive garden NJ
anu 'u'd'ed te expense Of e College" That the
o9nrenos the fdGuy, aud pfesides at the Board,
carries on all the correspondence Of tn, COLLEGE and p,l
H,1y C'neI au,S which, however, are neither rcut
% ih1t ihe Ffoessor Of Moral Philosophy, D,
entitled to salary Of twev, huudI ed aud afty do
or sd TO tee 81 twenty dollars f every student
@ tg "i ms Two classes; 10 one o which he ieciui
every day" That the PfofessOsp vt Moral PbilosnI,
me oi'o"ing scienot to w.t. The Philosophy Of
'heoiic, be'es Leiel Logi, Enics, Aeiaph,
s'oSs, Natural and National Law PohtieAs and Pole Eco
lns' rom !SS whit e2oepton OF few ears al.
yer 'Ie death ~ e nigh Rev Bishop Madison long pc
sided oyethe College the uGcts e.iIent and ,of -,
moral fhHosofy were hewtd on The som that b,t
ie" Students Diner than those the Law Lp m
to enter The Moral School, and every year some Of tbe g
oiude become members Of the Senior Moral Glass That
has been suggested probable, the Covocs,u mas,
deem eEPedentto establish aPoiessorshp OF Political Law
assign 10 tat chl some Of the subjects embraced by the
Pfoe.soh'P Of Moral Philosophy, wa: Na,ura and ,ioi
Law, Poiicks and Political Economy, limit lie .slty lie
froe',o OF Mort Philosophy i've hundred Io4rs point
the edeni That may I've chosen, that Prof.so-,n f
ht ildy OF he Professor Of Pocal Law atseyen bundled and
my Hos' allow 10 each Professor fee of twenty o for
every student that attends him. and require Of each 10 Lecture
NJ lea: thte mesa week That the College Is To e hrher
10 eonintnee, anJ chose On the 1til JIy ol.owinr
ugehilencn willing TO accept either o both the oe nos,
vacant, or ether ui the situations The
meot, Chould Uiske placed would max, en-,
Eefio' oisome Que Of The Nho ,and forward any testimonial,
2I h'l iHI, sn'nd they dc,m tzp,denJ Is couhdeuu,
believed that the would bc sppiostd aid tat fl ~
enable the Board 10 OH the Offices TO which tey s, have m
appoint with greater Satisfaction suI 40 manner f ,,
more eGecuaiiy The Interests Of the institution,
williamsburg Sept O. 1896.