Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-12-28
Randolph Macon College.

T'IlE rext session uG this lmS,i uton viii o2rr on
Wrdrrsday. 1911 January, 1913. The tOlireH',
year is divided into two sessions The hfst begin
weeks a,Ier, and the second 81 weeks before the :;
"Wednesday 0f June. II l. brs, Tor SUDDEN 10 rn'd
College at the brannlacol The Grs' session. and iof ad
mission nj th,ttifr inta the Freshman Class, they mus
stand an an; rnvrd examination On English G'amnia.
Geography, Artrm.t,c, Latin Reader, Cesar a b"o.
Salusi, Virgil, (ur0ucs and 6 books of the d.nitd'
Cic.ro q orations, Fmst Greek Lessons, and Memo
phOn's ADahaslS
There are many Young men who desire acquire az
extensive EagiIsi aud Scientific Education, withoL'
prnseculin. ths Ancient Langui ses.
Our course az study - so arranged as IN NEE wv
wants of all such, provided they present hemsr'vr, ~
the beginning of the rs session; and the benefits To- W
derived from the nt III" !.ban"s and IRON ai;rG'
anre III. IL e:aty Societies which are attached 10 s
College, should form v"rG sror! Inducements To sue"
Young prosecute tneir stliie. here. Ia order
enter upon ths English and Scientific coursr, the 81"
dent must be tho'uuehly acquainted with Grammar
Geography and Arithmetic.
The expenses OF this Institution rs follows: hoa''
per session $50; Tuition and deposile fee per .es'@3
so2 30; sla5 for the Collegiate year, with nddt"a.
expenses, including text books, fOrnurc. fuel &c"
room in College. Pocket money is an extra matter a,
getber. More than Necessary 10 meet the fta'oha
wants Of q student viii prove injurious. the pfae""
Of contracting debts with iradesm-n IN the vlcihiN ~
College Is in the highest degree peInitious; 10"
the state OF Virginia, with view To- provide Il r. me-!
for this bane Of all Colleges, l. TO tins rnect IVY
merchant who shall trust College student. "iIHo''
SPECIAL AUTHORITY IRON PAREsT or GriEp'i''
felt his license, and pay penalty OF $500 ii irH
ard guardians have due regard La THIS law, ana WV.
it may be strictly necessary TO open an account n,
me. chant, let the individual be Designated ana :"
amount specified, and the evil will cease
PREPARATORY DEPARTMENT.
:, ro,n, In, with the College IL is proposed To ~
tabli.h Prrparaiory Schools in different places oh.
now established IN the vicinity oi tne Son'er, =,
sjons orrrsponding with those al lhe toiese, on.
Ridswav. North Carolina. on The Raleigh and ",'S.
1,tyoad. and one a carey sbTrg n the junction OF n
portsmouth, nth tnr Petersburg Railroad. VIII 90 NV
onsraton by the middle Of January, lei-, II noI cav,
er The first object OF these schools ~ bow,ys,
Young men for College; the course Of study, no~.
Is such AZ fit them to meet the demands 81 le am
borhood, and qualify the students for the ordn1'
pstions Of life.
FACULTY CT COLLEGE. ,-..., Il
W. A. SMITH, d. d.. President and 'i'''''
Mental and Moral Philosophy. ,,,. Llu.
DAVID DUNCAN, A. NJ, Professor oil a"e''"
guages. -, p,oenmeuisl
Rev C. F. DEEMS, Professor Of hiP''''''
Sciences. :, ,,..so, Of pure
and app,led Mathematics e .oetrnl
Oliver H. r. CORPREW, Alb, Tutor o. ""''''
Languages AMI Ma.hemi;les r. Pf,noh
Df J. SCHIMMEL, A. 81, instructor %
Language
PRINCIPALS cF PREPARATORY SCHOOLS.
WIN r. DAVIS. Principal of the Preparatory 9e"'N'
-, Principal Of the Preparatory ''"'''
RidcHay, North Carolina: ,-...,,,o,v School a,
-, Principal oil the f'ep
We wis. supply The s s.aessis al and
Carey .hurg with eomPe,;sinn' equations Ne invie
di~citnna,Ias, ..n,i.mrn devoted to the profession
Tsaehins to those schools, as promising pe''A"'A'
iueiae nost paid, addressed to the snnse1 Su.
pd1d,on Seekenburs, Virginia vii, feee SwIra.
teptioD.
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