Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-06

! The Senior ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS tho remain
der OF Algebrn, application of Algebra to Geometry.
Comic Sections, Spherical Trigonometry Projections
OF the Sphere, Mathematical Geography. Astronomy
and Fluxons.
The Natural Philosophical embracing Dvpa mics.
Mechanics Hydrodynamcs, Pncuma,ics Acoustics
Optics, Magnetism, Electricity, Metcorology Pbys
zeal Geography, &c together with the practical sub
Jects OF the strength OF materials tho construction
OF watch and clock work, of roofs, arches bridges
roads the steam engine, and elementary principles of
I architecture.
Besides the studies required for graduation. the
moral department embraces the SUBJECTS of criticism
10 reference to the fine arts and the philosophy of the
pussonsS--and tie Political Department, the subjec,
OF History Each Of these departments have both
junior and Senior Class making with the Physical
and Mathematical courses, four .Janior and four
Senior Glasses.
In general, the Student is deemed capable Of at
tending and Is required by statute to attend all the
ciasses necessary Tor degree unless the Faculty
should see cause To allow him to attend fewer -
With their consent. he may attend the four Junior
classes in the fist, and the four senior classes in the
second year. If this be deemed unadvisabe he has
1t IN his power to graduate i'm two years bv ,mitiino
The classes not required for graduation, or he may
embrace the eight courses above mentioned ,opeth
er with studies in he department of ancient or mo
dern languages, by continuing at College for three
years.
The necessary expenses of n regular Junior Stu
dent tor the whole course, follows:
80 Board and lodging 500 90
Washing. fuel. candies, &c. 90 os
Three entire fees, for the Moral. Ma,hemot
zeal and Chemical courses co 90
One nan fee Tor the Metaphysical course 10 90
MatriculatIon fee, which entities the Student
to the use of the general library 5 90
nv SOS 90
The expenses of regular Senior Student are ten
a'ltdSs less than the ABOVE amount ,-inasmuch he
is required to enter only three classes.
The Lam Course commences at the OPENING Of the
College, and terminates the Saturday before the
last Monday April
The sub jects upon which lectures are delivered in
this department, are Law and Police the Constrtu.
lion OF the o. States, and that of Virginia
The expenses of Law Student are as follows.
Board washing, fuel, &c. 500 90
Tuition fec on No
Alatrcula ion fee, which entities the Stu dent
to the use of the general and the law libra
~ ) 90
Sis 90
Other classes, but arc permitted DO if hey hn,;
proper.
The Grammar School opens on the LIST of October.
and closes on the LIST Of August
The sub ectS taught in this DEPARTMENT are Emo
iLsh Grammar, Geography, Arithmetic, Writing and
the Latin and Greek classics,-and, addition the
higher classes arc exercised i'll composition and elocu
ton.
The necessary expenses of scholar are rs fol-
lows:
Board, including every thing 500 90
lultion fee 90 90
w s 30 90
The Scholar may board with the Professor of Hu-
mainly or elsewhere, but his board not to exceed
) 90 for the course.
Phe School of Modern Languages opens and closes
at the same time with the Scientific courses
TUITION fee $50 90
phe subjects taught in this department are the
French, Spanish, and Italian languages with His,or-
icnl and Philosophical observations. The elements
of philology applied these languages, are like
wise taught
The studies in all the Scientific departments are
conducted by means of lectures and rec,atons from
appropriate text books.
The Students are examined infinitely at euch lee
tn'e when additional explanations and illustrations
arc furnished by the Professor
students and Scholars are also questioned circum-
s'antiay on the details of their studies in the pres
erce OF the Faculty at frequent periods in the Course
and at the public examination.
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