Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-09-17
or The MlrEsnIeHk ClGssss

Latin, 30 90
Greek, 20 90
The price of board here estimated al $780, is that pa
the College steward, who in consideration OF certain
rivlIcges binds himself 10 the Faculty 10 take oil Stu
'n,s who apply for bourd, at the pice here stalled
he students boarding with him lodge in the College
uilding.
The price of board including washing lights and fuel,
other Boarding Houses in town cannot exceed $3.50.
This has been established by general understanding
nth the College authorities.
The public assured, that the entire amount Of the
ecessary expenses at this Institution is exhibited above.
Whatever money, therefore, beyond this amount shall
furnished to The student will be altogether at tie
secretion Of the parent guadIan aud II is earnestly
commended that this som be small possible
The Text Books here advertised mny be oil had here,
according agreement with the Bookseller, } at prce
'rialny not exceeding The Richmond prices.
Amy student proposing 10 join The regular Junior Ma
',ematcal Class must be prepared 10 commence III
Imple Equations and the Third Book Of Davies lie.
endre.
Those who have had no preparation in Mahematics,
nay obtain in preparatory class in which iauc@t
merely The Elements Of Algebra, including Simple EGua
tions and the first Two books Of Dawes Legendfe
In addition the studies above enumerated, there ~
department. Of higher studies necessary 10 The aainntE'
the degree OF NJ
student proposing TO attend this department, wa 4
view 10 graduation it, must have taken either the 6e.
pree Of a. in this College, The same or some eq".
yaen degree in other College oil equal standirE,
and must also be proficient in The Latin language.
The courses, which Will occupy two years, VIII be az
follows, and supervised by the Professors in their several
departments:
Sforat and Political Department. -Campbell's Rheto
rio Whateley Logic, Chalmers on The Moral and Int!
lsc,ua Nature of Man. Whaieleys md Seniors Po!I',.
cal Economy Smiths Wealth Of Nations, and Ricaftn
ON Political Economy, Brown the Emotions, Ch5I.
mers' Evidences OF Christianity.
His,orieal- Glllies Greece, Ferguson's Rome. S..
mondls Decline and Fall Of The Roman Empire, Rus
sells Modern Europe, falams Mitdle Ages, ard
Constitutional History Of England, History Of The g.
States
Mathematical Youngs Algebra Youngs AnalyriceI
Geometry, and Dl.tcnlia and Integral Calculus, DIN
seds Astronomy.
Physicai-Turncr's Chemistry 9th rdition) Yonng
Mechanics, Brews.er's Optics, Bakewells Gfoi"gy,
Olmsled's Astronomy.
Lau Dryortmrnt- Constitutional Law.
If the student in addition TO the degree Of sian
take The Law degree a. b then The Mathematical ard
PHYSICAL Dol ton Of the masters may be dspcrs-
ed with: or if he be graduate in the school Of Eng
neernc (5cs:des having taken A. b then the Moral
and Political and Historical portion may be dispened
with In either case, tie student take the hcIf
course of History which he may have omitted in the A.
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 dce'ee
Of a. h. THOMAS X. DEW, President.
Sept "a 35-GO,hO.