Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-07-16
HiLLL4.M {. M.iRY COLLEGE.

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FEIHE LECTURES in this institution will commence
IL on the I'd Monday in October The departments
al instruction and The expenses Of the TO-.
lows:
COURSE FOR THE DECREE OF A. o.
JrsnR fEaR
Bellies Lenrss, Loge. Ehies md History Thomas R.
Dew, President and Professor Text Books-Blars
Lectures, Hedges Logic. Pacy's Moral Philosophy,
Manual of History by The Professor.
Poi.irai Inc ind GoreramrEt- Beverly Tucker Pro.
fessnr Tex. Bunk -Fael's Law of Nations
.Nu'hsmatics- rbt Saunders, Professor. Text Book.
-L~grndre's Geometry, Young's Algebra, Davies Sur
th,mistry-Join MilIng,om Professor Text Book
Manual Of Chemistry, by John Webster, NJ. d, 3;
edition
Poluical Economy, GOsnnment and Metaphysics
Thomas X. Dew, Professor. Text Bnoks-Say 5 Pnii;i.
cal Economy, Dews Lectures on the Restrictive SSs.
tem and Usury, Browns Lecture, Dew Essay on Sia
very
Natural Ph1osophy-Jno MiIIington. Professor Text
Book ( ,nstpds Natural Philosophy Essay on Galvan.
ism and Electro Magnetism, by the Professor
.H"themutcs-R"bt Saunders, Professor. Text Books
-Yuuru's Algebra, DAVIES Analytical Geometry, Ds.
yic's Calcuius and O!mspd's Astronomy.
INDEPENDENT CLASSES.
Lan-Bevrrly Tucker Professor. Text Books-Tuck.
cts Commentary. Stephen on Pleading, Revised Code,
Feisrolist Kenls Comnrnaty. Qsi vol y Madison
Resolutions aud lrpori. and S'arkie on Evidence
Crit Engineering john MIins'on, Professor Tex:
Books Ifralisr CIVIL Engineering, aud Treatise
the Steam Engine, bath hy thu Professor.
CLASSICAL. DEPARTMENT.
A change 10 this department has recently been made
by the Visitors by Inch II has been placed high
rong the classical department in any institution.
This has been done by absh'Us the school for boys
hprsotrr existing AMI establishing two sses descrih
ed b-l"w To be- attended only BY the marculnred
dents OF The College. In each Of these, certificates Of
proficiency Will bs granted ond The student who
fully through BOTH Will receive The general ceriIh
ut lIlsra
the SUBJ els of hr Junior Moral Course.
Lqtm Literature and Greek L,erature.-Dabnry
Buwne. Professor.
The Text Books cannot now be arranged the
is not yet maiurrd They be had here by
the student wishing 10 attend either class.
To enter thu Latn Class, the student must be able 10
read Ssliust ana virgil aud Tor admission iD"ih- Greek
Class, necessary that he sial! be qualified to read
EXPENSES or : REGULAR STUDENT.
JuIIvR YEAR
Fers 10 thee Professors, S2,euch, eco 90
Hall lee Junior Political (ValteD Glass, ~ ~
MarlcuIarinn Fee, 5 10
Board. including washing and lights, rs 90
Fuel, 10 be paid Tor, las Gsed) sag IL W
S2o5 90
SENIOR YEAR.
Fees 10 three Professors, 60 90
hlaircu iaiipn Fre co
Board, &c rs before, say 49, No
SI95 "
" me lndrpeH0ent Glasses.
Law, $50 90
Engineering, 20 o.
Lam 81 90
Greek, 20 10
The price o board, here estimated al $3.50 is that paid
10 thr College steward who in consideration Of ceraln
privileges binds himself 10 the Faculty 10 take all Stu
dpuls who apply for board, at The price here stated
The students boarding with him lodge in the College
building.
The price Of board including washing lights and fuel
at other Boarding Houses tu@n cannot exceed Sl5O.
This has been established by genera! understanding
with the C"ege authorities.
The public assured, that The entire amount Of Tie
necessary expenses at This Institution PxhIhed abov"
Whatever money therefore, beyond this shall
BE- furnished 10 the student, will be altogether at the
dcreiinn Vi the parent or guardian; aid II 10 earnestly
recommended that this sum be as small ss possible.
he Text Books hire advertised may lie sl had here
(accnrding agreement with the Bonkssilpr al price
certainly no, exceeding the Richmond prices.
ANY student proposing 10 join the regular Junior Ma
thrma,icni Class must he prepared 10 cnlamence with
Simple Equations and the Third Book OF DaTles Le
grndrc.
Those whn have had no preparation in Mathematics,
may obtain il 10 preparatory class in which Taught
merely the Elements of Algebra. including Simple Equa.
tons. aud the first Two bnnks Of Davies ieg"nare.
In addition 10 the studies above enumerated, there il
department Of higher sudes necessary 10 the attainment
Of The degree OF A NJ
a student proposing 10 attend this department, With
view graduation it, must have taken either the d.
ysnt dsgree in other College of fqnal standing,
and must also be proficient in the Latin language.
The cnnrse-, which will uccupy Two years, will be
follows and supervised by the Professors IN their several
departments.
Moral and Political DEPARTMENT -Csmpbell's Rhsto.
rio Hhalelpy Logic, Chalmers an thu Moral and Intel.
ecua! Saings ofMsn. Whetpleys aud Seniors PolIti-
cal gcnnnrny Smiths Wealth Of Nations, and Ricardo
on Political Ec0nomy, Brown on the Emotions, Chol.
n,er. Eyidpncrs Of Christianity.
Hisiorical-Gillies Greece. Ferguson's Rome, Sis.
mondls Decline and Fall OF the Roman Empire, Rug.
sells Modern Europe, Ha'ar.s Middle Ages, and
Constitutional History Of England, History OF The U.
States
mathematical nungs Algebra; Young's Analytical
Geometry and DIftfe nal and Integral Calculus, Ohm
stpd's Astronomy.
PhusicaL-Turne.s Chemistry 18th edon,) founes
Mechanics, Btpws,ers Optics, BskewelIs Geology,
Olmstrds Astronomy.
Lnsc DEPARTMENT Constitutional Law.
n the sudpni IN addition 10 The degree Of a b soll
take ,bp Law degree Il then the Mathematical and
phvsca portion Of The masters may BIZ dsppns-
cd uub. or if he be graduate in the school If Eng
neet;np (tesldes having taken A. b thrn the Moral
md Poicsl and Historical portion may be dispensed
with IN either case, Tie student must take the half
course Of History which he may havr omitted IN the A.
g. cnurse-a course of History consisting of two sePa
rate half coursps comprising ModrIn the other IN
History, Of which is sufficient for the dFgree
of A. b. THOMAS K DEW. President.
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RaUBLiC SALE.-By virtue of Deed OF Trust
IL executed by Daniel SrrinRer and a,ie.to the sub.