Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-10-20
il NIIIo NIcLA Jul i-N, LhaI! n
JOHNSON REYNOLDS, Sec'y.


W Lila y MARY COLEEGE.
II now gives us pleasure to announce the results
OF the late Conyocation OF the Board OF Visitors
of this venerable Institution. 1t convened early
on Monday last, and adjourned late ON Tuesday
The names OF the Members are as follow, arranged
according 10 Senioriiy:-
Burwell Bassett, Rector Robert Saunders,
williamsburg Alexander Gait, do..-John b.
Seawell, Richmonds William Arms,ead, King
WithGm"-William Brown, williamsburg =
John g. Pryor, Elizabeth CityH = Robert G.
Scott, Richmond. John Tyler Charles (ity+ -
Richard g. Moore, Richmond William H. Ma
con, .NetU Kent4 Charles Everett, -QlbemorLe -
Hugh Nelson, do Robert B. Taylor, .NorfoL.
Robert Stanard, RichmOnd- Joseph Prentiss,
-Nansemond.- John ID. Watkins, .ne,o Kent
James M. Garnet, Esser---Robert McCaa dish,
Wiifdms5ug.s
Those, whose name. hsve an asterisl, affixed TO
them, were present at the Cohvocstion.
We under stand, that very material changes
were made in the Rules and Regulations of the
College: The most importan; part of their busi-
ness being confined TO the Election of new Pro-
fcssors, and the organization of the duties of the
respective Chairs. The Rev. w. III. Wilmer, oil
Alexandra, and Mr.. Thomas r. Drew, were
appointed to different Chairs in the College, TIE
following is a list of the Professors and the du-
ties which they respectively to discharge:
Reoeyend lPttliani H. JPIi0iey p e.ilent,
and Professor of Moral Philosophy Teaches Mo-
raj Philosophy, Ethics, Rhetoric, Bellies Letties
Philosophy OF Grammar and Logic Salary 81 100
with house, garden and servants, to cultivate it,
and wood.
THONGS r. Dc,o- Professor of Political Law
= Teaches Natural and National Law, Political
Economy, Politics, History, and The Philosophy
of the Human Mind Salary 81, 100.
Ferdinand S. CampbeH- Professor of MaFhe-
matcs- Teaches the first 6, and the Illh and l2th
Books Of Euclid's Elements, Plain and Spherical
Trigonomeiry, Comic Sections, Algebra the Oftho-
graphic, Stereosraphic, and Gnomonical Projection
of the Sphere the Elements Of Fluxions, Geogra-
Surveying, Navigation, Construction of Maps and
Charts, DAZZLING, Notifications, Gunnery, Per
spective and A Tchitecture Salary 100
Patriek II. Rogers Professor of Chemistry
and Natural Philosophy Teaches Mechanics
Hydrosiatics and Hydraulics, Pneumatics, Acous.
tics, Optics, Magnetism, Electricity, Galvanism,
Chemistry, Natural History, and the Elements of
Botany SALARY 100.
James Sempie- Professor Of Law and Police
Salary 500.
DGbney BJot0ne Professor OF the Ancient
Languages Salary 5000 and an assistant at
$3.50
Each Professor has fee of 500 from each pupil
who attends his class.
The Professors deliver Lectures three times in
each week, from the last Monday in October to
the last day OF June. Accommodations of Boarding.
Lodging, lcondies, wGshing,l and fuel can be
obtained at Sl2O per course and if the Student
attends Professors, bis whole expences cannot ex
coed $50, OF, including books, $500 for the whole
course.
We understand, that Mr.. Wilmer will most
probably accept his appointment; and that Mr..
Dew has accepted and been installed. (He has
just returned from tour of two years in Europe
We trust that every exerion will now be made
to give the present organization of this venerable
College foil and fair experiment - The Lectures
will commence on the last Monday of this month.