Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-15
HArIpDEN SIDNEY COLLEGE.

VENlIE exercises oflhis Institution wi re- commence
on the lst day OF November and end on the 81
"Wednesday IN April. II is confidently believed that
the arrangements ROW made, and the system Of dis
CIpImc pursued will afford the facilities ior cduca-
ton thorough and as Ina, of any College
III our country while the location Of the College IN
The midst OF highly refined aud moral community,
brings the Students urder Influence the sal
utary in the formation of their character WM.
MAXWELL, l.. l.. d. having a. copied the appoint
ment Of President of the Institution, will enter upon
his duties on the opening of the session. The pub
lie a'e already well acquainted with the reputation
of this gentleman, and OF his peculiar fitness Tor the
office To which he has been called.
WINTER COURSE for the DEGREE OF A. II.
Freshman Class.
/. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. II. Smith, A, NJ. Pro-
iessor--l'ourdons Algebra, Legendre's Geometry.
Davies eduioGs.)
.. Ancient Lauguages-R Robert q. Branch, A NJ,
Prolessof-Lny aud Neuophun.
3. Composition and Defamation.
Sophomore Class,
/. Mathematics-Pfofcssor Smi,h-P!ane aud
Spherical Trgonometr., Analytical Geometry,
Dawes edIion,.
2. Ancient Languages and History-Prolessor
Branch-Thucy dldes, Demosthenes, Horace aud
Cicero ad Dversos, Fergusons Rome with Lee
lures on Ancient Geography by The Professor.
3. Composition aud Defamation.
Junior Class.
l. Observation-Disclosures Smith-Dnerential
and Integral Calculus Dawes edltions)
.. Ancient Languages and lllstoiy-Proicssor
| Branch-Sophocles, Taciius, Juvena, FrosIs His,
tory ofGteece.
s. Chemist,y--John w. Draper NJ. D.-Turner
| 9th edition
4. Composition aud Defamation.
Senior Class.
l. Ethics, Rhetoric,-&c.-Wm Maxwell, l.. l..
! d., President aud Prolessor-Slewarts p Philosophy
OF the Mind, Campbells Rhetoric, Paey's Moral
and Political Pm oso by, Hedges Logic.
2.CAemstry and Natural Philosophy -Pro(essor
Draper-Tuiner, Library Useful knowledge on
Mechanics.
3. Reviews Mathematics, Latin and Greek
Glasses.
Dissertations every two weeks. Orations every four
weeks, aud Forcnscs every eight weeks.
! The members OF each class arc required to de-
claim in public in four weeks.
The Senior Class TO pronounce orations Of their
own composition
Expenses Of a Regular .Studenh
Board from 50 10 $40 per month Tuition, $50.
Room Rent, So Servants hire, 81 rs Deposc
50. Washing, 81 per month. Fuel and lights at
ordinary prices.
Candidates for admission to either Of the classes
are examined by the Faculty. 10 be received to
the Freshman Class, the candidate must be tho
roughly acquainted with the Grammar OF the Latin
and Greek Languages, Latte Tutor, aud be able TO
construe and parse correctly any portion OF Caesar
Com. Virgil, through 9tn Book Euied, Sdiiust,
G,rca Minora, their equivalents, and well vciscd
in English Grammar and Arithmetic.
INDEPENDENT Classes
Law-President Maxwell
French and Spanish Languagcs-Proicssor
Branch.
ANALYTICAL Chemisry-Preparalion Of Students
for .ledcal Characterization Draper.
Civil Engineering, &c.-Pmlessor Smith-Com-
rrising Lectures on Materials used IN Construction
| ID n,sc lieOpletry, Shades
Shadows and Perspective, Typographical Drawing
and the use of the Instruments required by u
vii Engineer being the course as taught at the U
$. Military Academy.
~ 1t is very desirable that Students should at
tenu at the commencement ofthe session
BY order the Faculty
FRANCIS Ii. SMITH.
Professor Mathematics and Clerk 10 The Faculty.
Oct. Is vi"