Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-05-22
VOL. XXVI...NO. 4.
Compositions in Latin and Greek

pen Philosophy OF Rhetoyic; Paley's Moral and
Political Philosophy; Astronomy.
! 2. Observation-Disclosures end the Iai;p- au,i
Greek Classics.
SKINNER Session.
J l. Says Political Economy, Laws of Eal,irs
and Nations; Chemistry and lie applications; Mi
neralogy; Geology.
q Reviews-philosophy and Language.
year.
Lectures are given on the most important sub.
iects Of the course.
Dissertations every two weeks; Ora,ons every
-FOUR weeks; and Forensics every eight weeks
through the year.
I The members of each class are required h,,de
claim IN public once in four weeks; the seniov
class to pronounce oratons OF their own coinuosi.
ton.
Those students who wish to study the Modern
languages, may substitute them for all the Ia,n
and Greek Of the junior year, except Horace and
Sophocles
Private instruction will be given in the Oriental
languages
| SCIENCE
| Course of Siuisss
The studies Of this course are so arranged: that
those students, who wish TO omit the study OF tho
Latin and Greek languages can obtain in three
years, an accurate and extensive knowledge Of all
the English aud Science branches OF liberal cdtl-
cation, and also some knowledge of the nloder,,
| languages, il il should be desired
| The students pursuing this science course ard
those students, who are pursuing all the studio 81
branches at the same time, and enjoy equal priv;
| leges.
knowledge of the principles of Englsl, Gram
mar, Geography, and Arithmetic is required, IS
preparatory.
I FIRST YEAR.-U inter Session
L. Recitation-Lacr0ix' Arithmetic. EuIer's
Algebra, Legendre's Geometry commenced
2. Rec. Hedges Logic; Morse's Gcograp,,,
Svo. vol; Tyt!ers Elements OF History and enc
nology; Eacroix' Algebra.
Il Sun'mes Session.
L. English Grammar, Murrays Sro. Sot
bialr's Lectures on Rhetoric; Exercises IN ElecA
ton.
! 2. Legendre's Geometry completed; Ana'rtc
Geometry commenced; Plane and Spherical III.
gonometry, and Algebra applied TO Geometry
Dcciamaton; Compositions every four wsss9
| through the year.
SECOND YEAR IVInttr Session.
L. Chemistry with experiments and !Ius:so
tons, Modern Language, Moral Philosophy.
| L. Algebra applied TO Comic Sections; Topogra
phy, or the application OF Geometry TO Projections
| Diaiiing, Mensuraton ofiieights and Distance
avigaton, Nautical Astronomy; Surveying; he
Vei'hg' &c; fluxions; and Natural Phifo-ophy
commenced.
l. Natural Philosophy-M echamIcs. pneumat
les, II ydrosiatics, Magnetism, Electricity and o.,
lcs; Astronomy commenced
,z' Chemistry and its applications COMPLETED
Alineraiogy; and Geography; Modern Eaneuale.
or Political Economy
Defamation; Compositions every aiyec weess
through the year.
THIN YEAR PiMtey Rfssion.
| J. Philosophy OF the Mind; sampbey's pLi,o
sophy OF RhetoFic paIey's Moral and politjcs;
\ Philosophy; Astronomy.
4 2. Reviews.
Summer Session.
Il 1. Says Political Economy; Laysgo. %atur..
and Nations; Paleys Evidences.
2. Reviews, Mathematics and Philosophy
Dissertations every two weeks Orations every
tour weeks; and Foren:ics every eight weeks
Through the year
Those students who have completed! the aiore
course OF studies and whose various examinaitous
have been deemed by the Trustees satisfactory
shall be entitled 70 public testimonial OF the same
with the College Seal affixed
The FIRST session of the College commences o.
the FIRST day Of November, and closes on ttg
fourth Thursday Of April the second session CON.
nences on The first day OF June, and closes on tie
fourth Wednesday in September.
Each SUDDEN. is required TO report himself +
clock on the first day Of the session.
! CHAPTER III.
ADMISSION INTO CoLLEGE
hRTIC Re l.. Candidates for admission TO eitEer.
OF ihe Glasses are examined BY the Faculty 70
! be received TO the Freshman Class the candidate
: must be thoroughly acquainted with the grammar
OF the Latin and Greek languages and the Latin
Tutor be able correctly to cOnstTue ard parse arv
portion of Caesars Commentaries; Virgil throuqi
the 9th book OF the Eneid; SalIusi Cfcero's Sc
Iect Oratons, Greek Testsmeni,-John, Acts Ro-
, mans and Hebrews; aud Dalzel's Goecianea Gts
ca MInora, or Jacobs Greek Reader, or tier
equivalent d: he must be well yersed in the Fle
meDts OF Geography, Ancient History EnoIigi,
Grammar, and Arithmetic Gar as Proportion
Arr. 2. No student can pass from a lower in
TO higher class, until his examination on all the
studies oil the lower class shall have been ne
proved
ART g. No student can enter an advanced class
unless bis examination belore the Faculty. ON ali
the studies completed by that class, be deemed ca
iisfactory.
ART a. A student from any other College ap
plying for admission into this must produce test>
monals OF HE good moral conduct, from the Ia
Guilty oil the College which he has left, and stand :,
good examination agreeably TO the third article
When such a student shall have finished the re-
inaindeT OF the prescribed course, and confprIned
10 the laws in other respects, lie shall receive the
literary bonors TO which ne would have been er,.
GtIed. had he commenced his course in this 80
suiion.
| Arr. 8. Any student, moi wishing 90 obii;n q
liberal education, or 10 complete The scie nee course
OF studies, but TO receive instruction in some par
tcular branches of learning, may Join any class TO-
which he is prepared; and during mis- come xiop
shall he subject TO all the regulations Of hnt clasg
to which he is attached.
/ Art. 6. All such students az are not attached
to any one Of the College classes shall be consider,
ed as in the grammar school, and subject 10 the
general laws and orders The College
! Arr. 7. Any student returning to College al.
ter the commencement osthe session, shall payfh.s
| Treasurer's bill for the whole term except if,
cases where such return has been prevented BIZ
| sickness or other unavoidable accidents.
/ Art. q. No student can be permitted tn Tecifc
with his class, until he shall have produced are.
cep from the treasurer for having paid in advance
his tuition, rent and del osit & tho etc vards
l receip FOR having paid in advance the pfics OF
| board for the session.
| Arr. 0. Before siuaen, ran have his naina
| entered on tho College roll lie must in the p,e.
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