Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-11-05
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/ on the Ist day OF November and end on the ID
"Wednesday in April Il is confidently believed that
the arrangements now made. and the system oil DIS
cipline pursued. will afford The facilities educa
ton as thorough aud extensive that Of any College
IN our country, uhe the location OF the College,
The midst OF highly fehncd and moral community,
brings the Students uLdef influence the most sal
utary IN the formation OF their character w VI.
MAXWELL, l.. l.. d. bayins accepted the appoint
ment OF President OF the Institution, viii enter upon
his duties the opening of the session. The pub
lc are aliesdy well acquainted with The reputation
OF This gentleman and Of his peculiar fitness Tor the
office 10 which he has been called.
WINTER COURSE for the DEGREE OF \. H.
Freshman Class.
|. Observation-Disclosures H. Smith, A. NJ. Pro-
fessor-Bourdon's Algebra, Legendre's 6eome'ry
/ Davies cdnions)
.. Ancient Languages Robert g. Branch, A. NJ,
Professor-Lvy and Aenophun.
3. Composition and Defamation.
Sophomore Glass.
4 /. Mathematical ofessor Smith-Pane and
Spherical Tngonometry, Analytical Geometry,
( Davies cdnions.)
.. Ancient Languages aud Ilsiory-Professor
Bianch-Thucy dldes, Demosthenes, Horace and
Cicero ad Dsersos, Ferguson's Rome. with Lee
lures on Ancient Geography by the Professor.
). Composition and Defamation.
Junior Class.
!. Observation-Disclosures Smith-Dii1ercnrial
ana lnfePrdl taICnlus, iDdvies cdtiiOns.)
2. Ancient Languages and I1istofy-P rolessor
Sophoces, Taeitus, Juvena, Frosts Ills
tory Of Greece.
3. Chemisty--John w. Draper, NJ. D.-Turncr
9th edition.
4. Composition and Defamation.
Senior Class.
!. Ethics Rhetoric, -&c.-Wm. Maxwell, l.. L.
D., President aud Professor--S,ewan's Philosophy
OF the Mind, Campbclls Rhetoric, Paleys Moral
and Political Ph losophy, Hedges Logic
, Chemistry and Natural Philosophy -Professor
Dnper-Tuincr, Library Useful knowledge on
Mechanics.
,. Reviews Mathematics Latin aud Greek
Glasses
Dissertations every weeks, Oralions every four
weeks and Forcnsics every eight weeks.
Tho members Of each class required to de-
clam IN public once in four weeks.
The Senior Class to pronounce otations Of their
own composition.
Expenses Of II Regular .SttdeaL
Board from 50 toSl0 per month Tuition $50
Room Rent, Sc. Servants hire, 81 IS Deposltc
-. Washing, 81 per month. Fuel and lights at
ordinary prices.
Candidates for admission to either Of the classes
are examined by the Faculty. To be received 10
the freshman Class the candidate must be tho
roughly acquainted with the Grammar of the Latin
aud Greek Languages, Latin Tutor, and be able to
constue and parse correctly any portion of Caesar 5
Com, Virgil, through 9th Book Enlcd, Sallus,
Hrrca Minora, OF thcir equivalents and well yersed
III English Grammar and Arithmetic.
MdeJ cnicnt Glasses.
Law-Presidcnt Maxwell.
French and Spanish Languages-Professor
Branch
Analytical ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS of Students
FOR Medical Coleges-Prolessor Draper.
Civil Engineering &c.-Proessor Smith-Com-
prislng Lectures on Materials used in CONSTRUCTIONS
Railroads. Canals, Descriptive Geometry, Shades,
Shadows and Perspective, TopogIaphlcal Drawing