Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-10-24

l..ls ~ AUGUST the 10th, 1929.
VHE College win open as usual-.Tho Grammar
school on the first day, and the other schools Oh
the last Monday In October. ss~ 81
Moral Course: The Rev. Adam Emple, Professor
Bellies Lettres, Rhetoric, Logic, and Moral phioso-
ply. Text books--Blair's Lectures, Hedges Logic
ind Palcy's Philosophy. st -siSH ~ 100.
Law Course: Judge James Semple, Profcssor-Law and
Police. Text book-Tucker's Blackstone.
Political Course: Thomas II. Dew, Professor.--NTe
aphysics, Natural and National Law, Government,
Political Economy and History. Text books, Browne
Lectures on the phiiosopy Of human mind; vattels
law OF Nations; Lectures Governments; the Pro-
z lessor Smiths Wealth of Nations and Lectures ON
History by the Professor. *
Chemical and Philosophical Course: VIM. B.. Rogers,
Professor Chemistry, Mineraogy, Botany and Ma
tural Philosophy, with its application the Mechanic
Arts. Text books--websters Chemistry, Rogerss
Introduction, and Cavallo's Natural Philosophy. ~
Mathematical Course: Ferdinand s. Campbell, Profess
sor-Geomctry, Algebra, Plane and Spherical Trigo-
nomctry, Surveying, Mensuration, Comic Sections,
thematics, Flints surveying. Vinces Comic Sections
and Fluxions and Grcgory's Astronomy.
School of Humanity ID. Browne, Professor-Thc Greek
dern, and the usual branches OF English Instruction
Modern Languages: G. de La Pcna Professor.-The
French, Spanish and Italian Languages.
The expenses of pupil in the Grammar School for
Session Of ten months. board, washing, lodging
fuel, Sc. Sc. 800
Fee for tuition, 20
$40
Those of Student in Session, for board, wash
ing, lodging, fuel, candles and attendance Of
wants, &c. APO
Fees to three Professors, $40 each, SO
Manifestation or library fee, 8
$ls5
Law student may attend other lectures, but II
he attend the Law Lectures only, his expenses viii
be- for board, lodging, washing, fuel Candles attend
ance OF servants, &c. from the last Monday i'm Octo-
Der, when the course commences, to the beginning
OF the last week in April, when il must close sSi
Naturalization or Library fee. which will cntitlo
the student TO the free of the Law Library, con-
ssting of a collection OF well selected books suited
to his course of study, in addition to the general
Library, s- 4
Fec TO the Professor, 20
-
SlO9
The Law STUDENT should furnish himself with the
text bookTuckcrs Biackstone and the Revised Code;
he ought also TO bring with him, all the Acts of Assem-
bly, since 1919, the compilation Of of Congress the
sessions Acts since the compilation and the Federalis
Board is payable in advance; half when the stu
dent enters college and the other half when half the
course has terminated.
Students are bound 10 board in College, unless they
obtain permission OF the Faculty to board elsewhere
which can only be granted upon the written request OF
the parent or guardian, and upon condition that
is paid by them, than by the boarders in College.
BY order of the Faculty.
DABNEY BROWN, Scc'ry.
The U. s. Telegraph, National Intclligencer Raleigh
Richmond Wing, requested to publish this notice
once The Herald and Petersburg Old Dominion, twice,
once at this time, and again about the first of October
and forward icr accounts to Mr. Ed Christian of Rich
'nond, the l3ursar of the College, for payment.
August Is. 29--Iaf30thN