Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-10-22

The price Of board, here estimated al Su, is That PAID
10 the College steward, who, III consideration OF certain
privileges, binds himself 10 the Faculty take all Stu.
dents who apply for board a. the price here stated
The students boarding with him lodge in the CoIeee
Building.
The ri:cr OF board, including washing lights md fuel
al other Boarding Houses in town cannot exceed $3.50
This has been established by general understanding
with The College authorities.
The public assured, that the entire amount of the
necessary expenses at this Institution is exhibited above
Whatever money, therefore, beyond this amount, shall
be furnished to the student, will be altogether the
discretion of the parent guardIan ard 1t is earnestly
recommended that this sum be as small as possible.
The Text Books here advertised may be all had here,
according 10 agreement with The Bookseer) al price
certainly not exceeding the Richmond prices.
Any student proposing 10 join the regular Junior Ma.
hemalicn Class, must be prepared TO commence with
Simple Equations and the Third Book Of Davies LIE.
gendre.
Those w!lo have had no preparation in Mathematics,
may obtain II IN preparatory class, IN which are taught
merely the Elements OF Algebra. including Simple Equa
tons, and the first books Of Davies Legcndre
In addition The studies above enumerated, there is
d.r:rnen of higher studies, necessary to the attainment
Of The oe5rse of A Nj.
student proposing to attend this department. with
view to graduation IN it, have taken either the de-
gree of A. B in this College or the same or some equ
vaent degree in some other College Of equal standing
and must also be proficient in the Latin language
The courses, which viii occupy two years, will be as
follows and supervised by The Professors their severa.
departments
Moral end Political Departments Campbers Rheo.
ric Wbaeiey Logic, Chalmers on the Moral and Intel.
lectua Nature OF Man. Whaleey and Senior Polili-
cal Economy, Smiths Wealth Of Nations and Ricardo
on Political Economy, Brown The Emotions, Chal-
mers Evidences of Christianity
HStortca!-GIlIie's Greece, Ferguson's Rome Sis.
mondls Decline and Fall Of the Roman Empire Rus
sells Modern Europe, HaIlams Middle A ges, end
Constitutional History of England, History of the U
States
Mathematieal-Y oungs Algebra; Young's Analytical
Geometry, and DIserentia aud Integral Calculus Gin
sleds Astronomy.
Physieai-Turners Chemistry 10Th pdilion.) Young's
Mechanics, BrewsIers Oplics BakeweIls Geology,
Olmsteds Astronomy.
Lac Constitutional Law
II The student, in addition 10 the degree Of A B. shall
take ,he Law degree o. then the Mathematical and
Physical portion OF the masters may BE- dspens-
ed with: or, if he be graduate in the school of Enp.
neering, besides having taken A. 3D. then the Moral
md Political, and Historical portion may be dispensed
with In either case the student must take The half |
OF History which he may have omitted in the
B. course-a course of History consisting of Two sepa
rate half courses comprising Modern the other An
Gent History Of which is sufficient for the degree
OF A. Is. THOMAS R. DEW President
Sept l. ;i3-wl2nhO !