Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-09-01
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% EttE Collegiate Department. is prepared !or th
= reception of such pupils as may desire to III
'anu Cue courses, which! commence on tho 18th day
, of September next.
2he Faculty of iris consists Of
Tho Rev. " VI. H. Delaney, d. u. Provost
md Professor OF Moral Philosophy.
ROBERT ADRIAN, H. l.. ID. Vive-Vroyost and
Fro!gscr of Mathematics.
The Rer. SANUEL B. WYLIE, d. u. psofcs
for OF the Iatin, Greek and Schrcw Lrnguawca
ALEXANDER DALLAS BACHE, Esq. ~ Il
Professor Of Natural Philosophy and Chemistry
The Kev. EDWARD NuTlEDGE, a. II. Assis
tant Professor OF Moral Philosophy
BESIDES these, assistant TO the Faculty is rro
gijed; and Che modern languages arc accessible to
Che students, through competent instructors ap.
pointed by the Board.
The Collegiate year he rims en- tho Isl, day Of
ScPtcmber. aud terminates tho 5 LIST day OF Juy
us Divided i"io three terms the jrSi co,nnlencin
Oh the lSt'i September and terminating OF the c2d
December; the second commence rg the 9TH Jan
uary, and terminating the 18th April and The
tsira commencing on tho lst Of May. and ier,ni-
mating on tho last day Of July. Tie yacat iors arc
weeks at the close OF the frat term two weeks Il
Tho close Of the second term, and six week. 1T the
c!occ Of The third term.
To be admitted into the Freshman Glass; u stu
den. must lie 1t least Ii years of egr. lie mus. be
qualified for examination the following SUBJECTS
qndnu,'ots:
l,at:a-- Caassr Virgil, solllst, odes of Horace
GreeE-N"" Testament, the four Gospels Acts
and the Ep3:ics OF Peter. Xenophon. first three
books Gf;sca Njnora, or Jacobs Greek Reader
Quantity aud scanning in each language.
Arithmetic, Including fractions and extraction
Of roots Tbs Elements Of English Grammar and
u Modern Geography.
20 SUDDEN. is admitted TO advanced e,,n,li-,
without the fullest preparation for tho ceas INTO
which he appes for admission.
1"' Course Of iastructioa 10 .hs CoiI.gs rs ca
fciiorg:
FRESHMAN CLASS.
W''A 'hs qrGi. Gf @e;hsms :ies.-Arth'retis re.
viewed Algebra, 10 quadra:ic ogua.ionG inclusive
huciid's Elements OF Geometry
van fas itct. Of Lsnguagcs.-soraco (Od.s
reTaNed and sAtires.( Gr.aca M.;e-a vol l.
s.Pictctus Latin aud Greek exercises Roman .uJ
Creek Antiquities
Hi!t the Assissaat Prof. If Moro! fAi!..e2Ay-
AngIish Grammar and Geography reviewed IGTGr,-
mar OF Rhetoric. Readings iii Prose- snd Poetry
written TRANSACTIONS from ancient authors. Dee
!amsticn.
SOPHOMORE CLASS.
'I.!" !ds E-rQt. Of lia|hcmat:e$.-E elements of
Algebra end Geonl. completed Application o!
Algebra to Coon Plane Trigonomctry. ltlo dom
onairations anaiyticailyQ Surveying and Meusu-
ration. Spherical Geometry and Trigonomctry.
H'th ms Prtf. c5 Neutrality-suspicious., de Of.
SIS al 2s oTa'ore) Terence. Ciccros 0rStions.
liorsce's Epist!os. Grece Majoru, vol. /. cenlple
ted. Iom9r's Had. Laiin aad Greek exercises
WA the Prof. IF Na:. P4:!os. cnL Cacn..-EIe
u'ents of Natural Philosophy and Chemistry.
wan TIC Assist irGE Of Nat. I'Aiios.-fistory,
Rhetoric. Elements OF Criticism, Elocution
English Composition.
JUNIOR CLASS.
I"ith the Prof Of Observation-Disclosures
NeoSrapIy, including the use OF Globes and con-
atrnction Of Maps and Charts. Higher Algebra.
Analytical Geometry, including comic sections
Dniercntcl Calculus, (Fiuxions.l
N'!h The iref. a Laagnagss.--Art Of Poetry,
5nycnal. Persius Livy. Gr;cca Majora, vol. 2.
ITitb he i'rof Of Nat PSiloa c5G Chs1n-lIr.
cEANICs-Thc doctrines of rest and motion ps
applied to solids and fluids. Application TO ma
chimes.
fuYslos.-Electricity. GIugnotizrn. Elsa.ro-
magnetism. Chemistry.
With Tie Assist Prof Of Nor. I'ailos-EIistosy
end Criticism continued. Moral Philosophy Logic
English Composition Forensic Discussions.
SENIOR CLASS.
Wiih the Irorost.-Eydences Of Natural and
Rcyenled Religion. Metaphysics. Natural and
Political Law. English Composition. Forensic
Discussions
With tie Tr2t. IF Observation-Disclosures Calcu-
lG1. Analytical Dynamies with the application TO
physical astronomy.
par tie Pref q. observation-disclosures authors
reviewed completed Longinus Tacitus.
IY"@ Ike Fr@f. Of Nat PIiOs. and Chea-
PHTsscs. Optics. Astronomy steam Engine.
General review Of the course of Natural Phiicso-
ply Chemistry completed.
Hebrew, Spanish, French and German may Re
pursued, if required by parsnts.
The instructions of the College arc cepysyod in
part by lectures, but principally by the study the
most approved text books, aided by the ex plana
tons OF the proiessors.-Vhe diligence Of thu, stu
dent is tested by rigid daily examinations. The
character Of each recitation is recorded, and ths
results communicated 10 parents or guardians in
the middle, and at the end of each term At the
end Of each term, public examinations of oil the
classes are held by the Faculty; and the students
arc clGsscd i'll the order Of merit.
The terms for instruction III tho regular studies
OF tho College already enumerated, are S25 per
term, payable in advance.
Tie modern languages taught by approved
at a moderate additional expense.
Proper boarding, including washing, &c. can be
had i'll The city, for from 925 to 3 per week
students not from The city of PhilaGelphia, will
If 1t be requested by their parents have one Of the
Faculty appointed as a guardian, who will take
charge OF the disbursements, and attend to the
comfort and wcll-daing of the individual.
JAMES c. BIDDLE,
au Si-ot Secretary of the Trustees
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