Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-08-03
RANDOLPH MACON cnr,rr,.

| rT,ilE next Session Of this Institution III,
wednesday, The fih of August. Tie ro "yen q
year IS divided INTO two sessions The first b-s'ssa
weeks after, and the second begins 81 werk oeelhs
I'd Wednesday Of June. IL is best for stna., 'oe 4,
College al the beginning Of the first session a.. eh
mission at that time into the Freshman C.ass o' ~
stand an approved examination on English GA r,in ,e'
Geography Arithmetic, Latin Reader Casa, 'uiaf
sailisi, virgil tBncolics and hooks Of ii. raeh',
Cicero Il ofatoGs,l Fist Greek LESSONS stt nod
phon'S Anabasis. -. Aein
There are many young men who deste IL ,e
extensive English and Scientific education 4
scouting the Ancient Languages w n.
Our course oI study Is 20 arranged as IL ma,
wants of all such, provided They present th,prs. "
be derived from the Of he Libraries a,d s'A =
tendance on thr Literary Societies whcl, ,,e , I'm Il
10 the College, should form very strong rd,Icel
such young men 10 prosecute Their studies her, ~ g
der to eErr upon the English and Scientific ~ -
student must he thoroughly acquainted wlth c.. y.
Geography AMI Arithmetic. "'l.s',
The expenses Of this Institution are Il fo,,....
Board per session $40. Tuition and Der,o.,,. ~
session sas 5o-or SIPS for the Collegiate Yea, ~
incidental expenses including text books ~, mlA
fuel, &C., Tor room IN College. Pocket mon.r ''r
ira matter altogether. More than j. ~ e.
the reasonable wants Of student will proye in,,, ,s
The practice Of contracting debts with ir .'.'.''
the VICINITY al College Is IN the highest Ter,-s
cious. law 0; the State Of Virginia vim peiri
provide remedy for this banc al ali COLLEGE. Nv y
eisrct:-That any merchant who shall trust c ~
student, rhout spteidt cnacrity frca L pdrts, a.
dan, shall upon conviction OF the IA infrt ~
forfeit his license, ard pay penalty u s5ai -.
rents and guardians have due regard To IN, ,,a
where u may be strictly necessary open an ,,a
with Merchant, lei the individual be designated ~
the amour! specified, and the evil Will Cease s1-
PREPARATORY DEPARTMENT
In conEcxion with The College. II II propp.-j,,
bllsh Preparatory Schools IN different plls,, d.
now established III The vicinity Of the ese,b...
sons corresponding with those 81 The colrgr. -
II Pal stUl mill %.
and one al Carey sbnrg. II the junction ~ tie Il @
with the Petersburg Railroad. viii 20 into co.,,,.
by The middle Of January, leis, II No, earlier. ~
iirst object oil these Schools Is II prrpar. .nrr
College; the course Of study htWettr Il ,uyn a,,
them 10 meet The demands 81 tie neiahhcrlcoA y,
qualify students for thr ordinary occupations II 4.
FACULTY OF COLLEGE.
w. 4. SMITH, ID. d., President and rrcf,,.., j,
Menl, and Moral Philosophy =
DAVID DUNCAN, y IL, PROBES sor 81 incient La.
eulses. -
- -, Prof Of Experimental Sciences.
EIEklEL A: BlAHCH, a. NJ, Prof. 81 pure IN. 4,
Piled Mathematics.
OLIVER II: T. coRrREw, A. b., TG,or II Ancer
Languages and Mathematics.
DR.. J. sCllIMMEL, A. NJ, Instructor II The rrel,.
Language.
PRINCIPALS OF PREPARATORY SCHOOLS
WILLIAMS T. DAVIS, Principal oi The T,epsr,i
~ School At College.
-, Principal 81 the Preparatory s,aoo !,
Rid.eway, ~. ..
-, IilHt l'ii ~ tue I4ffN.NuFS StlQ11
Garcy sbufe, n. 4.
SoTE.- Arrangements are ~ PROCESS ia! wil er,
bile in 4 few weeks 10 announce Professor #
pernrniGi Science that viii he highly ra,ifins 10 t
friends II The College.
We wish 10 supply The Schools Al RtseSay and Ca
reyshnrg with competent Teachers aud e.p.tireerd d.
cipnarans Of established regulations We Ayl,e .ht
attention Of gentlemen devoted 10 The profession !
Teaching, 10 those Schools, promising pfTmsnt
ana lucrative situations Lriieis, postpaid, atiiesr
10 The subscriber, al Boyiton, slecSlenburg VI, w.
receive due attention. VI. \. SMITH
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