Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-10-20

country will never lose the strong exci,emen, nro
uucea on this occasion. 1t is the provinca Of
9 institution 10 waken up a generous ardor a
! enthusiasm Tor learning nd philosophy in
,ne minds OF the young Virgnans. Already the
desired effect has been in some degree produced.
eng enc VIII go on-It will increase, until the
n'shiy gifted youth of our State will anpear
mong the foremost in a noble rivalry TO raise onr
country as high 10 intellectual Attachments az she
Is in political glory
benjamin W. Leigh Esq. and Jesse B. Har.i-
son Esq were appointed to deliver the Ors,ion,.
anu MIR. Frederick G. Specie the Poem, at Tie
COURSE OF STUDIES
ACADEMY ATTACHED TO COLLEGE,
Auams Latin Grammar; Corderius; Epitome
Historic Sacr1; Latin Tutor; Cnsar's Commen-
taries; virgil and Latin Prosody; Sallust; Cicetos
Oratons
=, Ha,ekenbnrgh's Greek Grammar, ty Goodrich;
C.uH Deiecius' Jacobs Greek Reader; Dalzels
Conectanea Greca Mnora, and Greek Prosodv-
Nelson s Greek Exercises, and Knappiu,, Cretl'
Testament.
Lempriere's Classical Dictionary. Tooke,s Pan
'heon and Adams Roman Antiquities, TO be con-
sui'en ana studied so that the student NAV explain
all classic illusions.
muIray's English Grammar; Webber's Ar,bme.
TIC; Elements of Geography and Ancient His
tory.
Inc students are TO perform such exercises in
eiocu'ion and composition as the Precep,or NAV
direct. N'P''' nay
COLLEGE.
Each Class has two studies. and a dsiIv rer;,,.
non IN each study, except the Senior Glass
FRESHMAN Class JYTutey Session
L. Cambridse's Course of Mathematics Ia
croixs Arithmetic. Euer's Algebra, Legendre's
Geometry commenced.
q Cicero's Orations reviewed.; Liyy; Grar,
Xenophon.
Composition and Defamation
Summer Session
j. Legendre's Geometry complicated; Graca
Ma10ra, "a vol.-Homer and the minor Poets.
Horace odes, and Greek and Latin Prosody.
z. English Grammar, Muuay's Syo vol:
bar Lectures on Rhetoric; and Exercises in En-
&C uton.
Latin and Greek Exercises and Roman Ami.
qulties continued through the year
defamation; Compositions every four weeks
through the year.
SoPHoMoRE Glass Winter Session.
!. hedges Logic, Morse's Geography, $40.
VOL; Tytler's Elements of History aud CbronoI-
ogy.
q GrSca MajoFa-Thucydides, Lysias, Isoc.a.
les and Demosthenes; Tacitus
defamation and Composition
Summer Session
l. Lacroix's Algebra; Analytic Geometry
commenced; Plane and Spherical Trigonometry, s.
2. Excerpta Latina Quintilian and Cicero.
hreca Majosa- Dionysius, Longinus and Ari.-
totle.
TRANSACTIONS from English into Latin g. Greek
through the year.
Defamation; Compositions every four weeks
through the year.
JUNIOR Glass -Uirter Session.
L. Chemistry with experiments and illustrations.
Greca Majora Aristotle, Sophscles and Fn,ini
des; Horace
2 Algebra applied 10 Comic Sections; Topo-
graphy, or the application of Geometry to Proiec
Mons; DAZZLING; Mensuraiion of Heights and Dis
tancef' Navigation, Nautical Astronomy; Survey
ing; Levslling, SC. Fluxions.
Composition and Defamation.
Summer Session
L. Enheld's Natural Philosophy
Pneumatics, Hydrostaiics, Magnetism, Electricity
and Oh tics.
2. Cicero's Philosophical Work.; Grgca Ma
Jola -Aenophon's Menoro5ilia, Plato and Aris-
totIe.
Compositions in Latin and Greek.
Declamaiion' Compositions in English every
three weeks through the year
SENIOR Glass Winter Session.
/. Stewards Philosophy of the Mind LIST vol:
CampbeiPs Philosophy OF Rhetoric; PaIey's Mo-
raj and Political Philosophy; Astronomy
2. Reviews Mathematics, and the Latin ana
Greek Classics.
Summer Session
1. Stewards Philosophy of the Mind, "a vol;
Chemistry and its applications; Mneralogy; Geot-
ogy; Laws OF Nature and Nations by Yatte
2 ReViews--Natural Philosophy and As;ron-
omy.
Paey's Evidences once a week through the
year.
Lectures are given on the most important sub
jects of NE course.
Dissertations every two weeks; Orations every
Tour weeks; and Forensics every eight veeks
Trough the year.
The members of each class are required 10 de-
claim In public once in four weeks; the senior
class 10 pronounce orstions of their own composi-
ton
Private instruction will be given in the Ofiental
and Modern Languages.
The first session of the College commences nm
the first day Of November, and closes on the Lac,
Thursday OF April; the second session commence
on the first day of June, and closes ON the fonr,h
Wednesday in September.
Each student Is required to report himselfbv 2
O'Clock on the first day of the Session.
COLLEGE EXPENSES.
FIRST SESSION. srcoND Srssro,
Board, from S1s 10 81 Board, SAG 70 "a
Tuition, - 90 Tuition, 16 OO
Room rent, 90 Room rent, A 90
Servants hire, Is / gervanf5s bire o.