The North-Carolina standard., 1847-07-28
RANDOLPHqMACO COLLEGE,.

iWyHE neg, Session of this Institston will open on
- Wednesday, the 4th of August The Collegiate
the second 81 weeks before, the I'd Wednes-
day OF june It best Tor students enter College
that time into the Freshman Glass, they stand
sPProved Examination English Grammar, sGeogfa-
ply Arithmetic. Latin Reader Caesar a books, Sal
lust Virgil (Bucolics and books OF The nadsJ cce-
70 CA Orations) First Greek Lessons, and Xenophons
Anabisis. ~ ,l-Ezl e41E 2a;.5E EsJ 8:s .!.r35l3
There are many young men who desire to acquire an
extensive English and Scientific Education without
prosecuting the ancient Languages. a
Our course of study is 50 arranged as to meet the
At the beginning Of the rsf session And the benefits
to be derived from the of the Libraries and from
tendance on the Literary Societies which attached
to the College, should form rery strsng inducements to
such young men to prosecute their studes here In
der to enter upon the English and Scientific course.
the student must he thoro9ghy acquainted with Gram
The expenses of the Institution follows Board
per session $40 Tuition and deposite fee per session
tai expenses, including text books, furnure fuel Sc
for room IN College Pocket money is an extra matter
altogether More than is necessary the reason
able wants of student will prove injurious. The prac
ce of contracting debts with tadesmen in the vicinity
of the College is in the highest degree pernicious
remedy for this bane of all Colleges, is this effect
That any Merchant who shall trust College STUDENT
without special authority from his parent guardian
SHALL upon conviction Of the fact forfeit the debt forfeit
his license and pay penalty of $500 Let parents and
guardians have due regard to this law, and where it
be strictly necessary to open account with Mer
chant, let the individual be designated and the amount
specified, and the evil will cease
PREPARATORY DEPARTMENT.
In coDnexion with the College it is proposed 10
tabsh Preparatory Schools in different places One is
now established in the vicinity of the College the
sons corresponding with those Of the College at
Rdgeway, N. c., on the Raleigh and CASTOR Railroad ;
and one at Garysburg at the Junction of the Ports
mouth with the Petersburg Railroad will go into opera
toh by the middle of January 1S48 if not earlier The
first object OF these Schools is to prepare young men for
College; the course of study, however, is such to fit
them to meet the demands of the neighborhood and
qualify students for The ordinary occupations of life.
FACULTY COLLEGE
". fl. Smih, D. D., President and Professor of Men
tai and Moral Philosophy.
Dauid Duncan, A. M, Professor of Ancient Lam
guages.
---- --Professor Of Experimental
Sciences.
Ezekiel fl. Bla1cH, A. M, Professor of pure and ap-
piled Mathematics.
OIirer H. p. C0fpre1G A. B., Tutor of Ancient Lam
guages and Mathematics
DIR. j. Schinlccel, A. NJ, Instructor of the French
Language. ..-t
PRINCIPALS OF PREPARAToRY SCHOOLS.
WiAiams T. Daris, Principal of tfie Preparatory
~. School at College.
-Prncipal of the Preparatory
School at Ridgeway, N. C.
-Princpal of the Preparatory
Schuol at Garysburg, N. C.
US s aFf &c REsgFeFs that % u enable ALE
perine,ltal Science that will be highly gratifying to
the friends of the College. .-....,--.
We wish to supply the Schools at Ridgeway ard Ca
rysburg with competent Teachers and experienced
disciplinarians of established regulations We invite
the attention of gentlemen devoted to the profession of
Teaching to those Schools, promising permanent and
lucrative situations Letters, postpaid, addressed to
receive due attention. w. A. SMITH. /
July Is, 1S47. 664--