Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-07-16
RANDOLPH MACON COLLEGE.

rrHE next Session Of this Institution will open on
Wednesday, the 9TH Of August. The olegate
year Is divided into sessions. Tie first bsgna 8
weeks after and the second begins 81 weeks before The
Cd Wednesday of June II is bcsi for students enter
College at tho beginning Of the first sion; and for nd
mission at that time into the Freshman ,lass they
stand an approved examination English Grammar,
Geography, Arithmetic Latin Reader, Cesar Is hnoksl
saius, VIRGIL ('ucolics and hooks cf the h.nladaJ
Cicero "a Ora0ns,) First Greek Lessons, and Keno
phnn's Anabasis.
There arc many young men who desire TO acquire al
extensive English and Scientific education wil:un! pro-
scouting The Ancient Languages.
Our course of study is arranged az TO meet the
wants OF all such, provided they present themselves al
the beginning Of the first session. And the henehI TO
be derived from the Of ihe Libraries and from al
tendance the Literary Societies which are attached
10 the College, should form very strong indcensni 10
such young men TO prosecute Their studies here In or
der upon the English and Scientific COURSE the
student must he thoroughly acquainted will Grammar
Geography and Arithmetic.
The expenses Of this Institution are follnws:-
Board per session s40 Tuition and Deposiie Fee per
session S2a 5G-or S25 for The Collegiate year, with
ine;drnts expenses including te1t hnokss furniture
fuel &c, for room in college. Pocket money s an rx-
ira matter altogether. More than is necessary TO meet
tho reasonable wants oi student viii prove injurious
The practice Of contracting debts with tradesmen IN
the vicinity Of College Il in The highest degree PERIL
provide remedy for this hane of all Colleges s to this
effect :That any merchant who shall fInst College
student, host SPECIAL cathory from his parent or caar
dan, SHALL upon conviction Of the fat. ioiri! The debt
forfeit ha license and pay penalty of $780, Let pa
rents and guardians have due regard 10 this law. and,
where il may be strictly necessary To open IN account
with Merchant, let the individual be designated and
the amount specified, and The evil will cease
PREPARATORY DEPARTMENT.
In connection with The College, il is proposed 10 esia
bllsh Preparatory Schools in different places One -
now established in the vicinity Of the Coess-iiis srs-
sons corresponding with those OF the College: one n
Rdeeway N. c., on The Raleigh and CASTOR Railroad:
and al Gareysburg n the junction al The portsmouth
with The Petersburg Railroad, will into operation
by the middle of January, ls46, Ii not earlier. The
first object pfthese Schools Ia prepare young men for
them To meet The demands of the neighborhond, and
qualify students for the ordinary occupations OF lile
FACULTY OF COLLEGE.
W. A. SMITH, u. D., President and Professor Of
Mental and Moral Philosophy.
| DAVID DUNCAN. A. NJ, Professor Of Ancient Lam
-, Prof. Of Experimental sciencrs.
| EZEKIEL A. BIANCH, a. NJ, Prof. Of pure and ap-
piled Mathematics.
OLIVER II. r. CORPREW. A. Il. Tutor If Ancient
Languages and Mathematics.
Dr.. j. ScIIMAEl., a. NJ, Instructor Of the French
Language.
WILLIAMS T. DAVIS, Principal Of the Pfrplrato-
~ School al College.
-, Principal If the Preparatory School At
Rdseway, NC.
- -, Principal of the Preparatory School At
Gareysburs. NJ
No1E.-Afranccmcntsa arc III progress that will
BILE us in few weeks 10 announce Professor of Er
pcrmtaai Seeaee, that will be highly gratifying 10 the
friends Of tho College.
Wa wish TO supply tic Schools a, Rdgeway and Ga
reysbrg with conp-ien, Teachers and experienced d--
cipnarians Of established regulations We invite the
attention Of gentlemen devoted To the profession Of
Teaching, 10 these Schools, as promising permanent
and lucrative situations Letters postpaid addressed
To the subscriber, al Boydton, Mecklrnburg, Va will
receive due attention. w. A. SMITH.
July l6-cw3w