Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-09-04
August 2S.
WILLIAM & MARY COLLEGE-

AUGUST the 10th, 1929.
'HNHE College will open usual-Thc Grammar
II school on the first day. and the other schools ON
the last Monday in October.
Moral Course: The Rev. Adam Empie, Professor
Bellies Lcures, Rhetoric, Logic and Moral Philoso-
ply Text books-Bair's Lectures, Hedges Logic
and Paley's Philosophy
Law Course; Judge James semplc Protessor.-Law and
Police. Text book-Tucker's blackstone.
Political Course: Thomas II. Dew, Professor.--Hiso-
ent snd Poco Natural and National Law Govern
Elements, Brown abridged by Hedge, VatteI, Lock
-, Rousseau and Smiths Wealth of Nations.
Chemical and Philosophical Course: VIM. Il. Rogers
Proiessor.-Chemistry Mincralogy, Botany and Ma
tura Philosophy, with its application TO the Mechanic
Arts. Text books-Webster's Chemistry, Rogers 5
-, Introduction, and Cayallos Natural Philosophy
Mathematical Course: Ferdinand s. Campbell, Profess
sor'-Geometry, Algebra, Plane and Spherical Trigo-
nomery, Surveying, Mensuration, Comic Sections
fiuxions and Astronomy. Textbooks Hutons Ma
thematcs, Flints Surveying, Vince's Comic Sections
and Fluxion's and Grcsory's Astronomy.
School of Humanity: ID Browne, Profcssor-The Greek
and Latin Languages, Geography, Ancient and Mo-
dern, and the usual branches OF English instruction.
Modern Languages: G. de La Pena, Professor-The
French Spanish and Italian Languages.
The expenses OF pupil in the Grammar School for
Session OF ten months, board, washing, lodging,
fuel &c. SC. aJOo
Fee for tuition, 20
Those of Student in a Session, for board, wash
ing lodging, fuel candles and attendance of SER
wants, sc. e1oo
Fees 20 three Professors, $40 each, GO
Naturalization or library fee, 4
Sis5
Law student may attend other lectures but il
ne attend the Law Lectures only, his expenses will
be, for board lodging, washing fuel candles attend
ance OF servants &c from the last Monday in Octo-
Der, when the course commences, to the beginning
of the last week in April, when it must close $50
MatriculatiOn or Library fee. which will enile
the student 10 the free of the Law Library con-
sisting of collection of well selected books suited
to his course of study, in addition TO the general
Library r
Fee to tho Professor, 90
SI0o
The Law STUDENT should furnish himself with the
text book-Iuckers Blackstone, AMI the Revised Coie
nc ought also to bring with him. all the Acts Of Assem-
bly, since 1919 the compilation of the Acts of Congress-
the sessions Acts since the compilation and the FEEDER
alist
Board is payable in advances one half when the stu
dent enters college and the other half when half the
course has terminated.
Students are bound TO board in College, unless they
obtain permission OF the Faculty board elsewhere
which can only be granted upon the written request Of
the parent or guardian and upon condition that no more
Is paid by them, than by the boardcrs i'm College
by order of the Faculty,
DABNEY BROWN Sec'rv.
The U. S. Telegraph National Intelligencer Raleigh
Star, Baltimore American, Charlottesville Advocate and
Richmond Wing, are requested TO publish this notice
once The Herald and Petersburg Old Dominion, twice
once at this fine, and again about the first of October
and forward their accounts 10 Mr. Ed Christianof Rich
mond, the Bursar of the College, for payment.
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