Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-07-27
RANpQLpH. MACON COLLEGE.

u Wednesday, the 4th OF August. The co:iegiaIe
sM Is divided into two sessions. The nrst oegins
eeks AFTER and the second begins 81 weeks before .ie
Wednesday, of June. II is best for students 10 enter
-ee at the ginning Of the first session; ana LOT ao
zion at that time into the Freshman Glass, they must
kand an approved examination on Enehsh bfammaf'
Biography, Arithmetic Latin Reader, Cesar "a BOOKS
kausi Virgil (Bucolics and hooks OF the tnlads')
iWero "a Oratons,) First Greek Lessons, and Keno
hons Anabasis. -
There are many young men who desire TO acquire an
krensve English and Scientific education Without pro-
s.tulin. the Ancient Languages.
oar course OF study is so arranged a. 10 meet the
nls OF all such, provided they present themselves NJ
r beginning Of the first session And Inc oenen1s 10
derived from the use of the Libraries and from al
ndance on The Literary Societies which are attached
,he College, should form very strong inducements 10
a.h young men prosecute their studies here. IN or
to enter upon the English and Scientific course, Inc
aIent must be thoroughly acquainted win Ufamiuai,
Biography and Arithmetic.
The expenses Of this Institution are as foiiows.-
BARD per session $40; Tuition and Deposte rec per
sion s2a 5O-or si25 for the Collegiate year, WIN
Srlntal expenses including text hooks1 turniture,
lsl &C.. for room In College. Pocket money Is an eA-
matter altogether. More than IL necessary 10 mee'
.e reasonable wants of student VIII prove injurious
he practice Of contracting dehis WIN ttauesinen ~
ous. A law OF the State of Virginia, with view 70
yde remedy for this bane Of all Colleges Is 70 tnis
fscl:-That any merchant who shall trust Coieee
dsnt, S'taout special authority FROM ms Pa.t, %
sfet his license. and pay penalty oil Sa.u Lei p.-
nls and guardians have due regard TO this law, and
saee IL may be strictly necessary 10 open an account
stha Merchant Let the indiviaaai 90 oessnue"' sh'
.. amount specified, and the evil will cease
PREPARATORY DEPARTMENT.
10 eonnexion with the College, IL Is proposed TO esta
ahh Preparatory Schools In different places. one II
low established In the vicinity Of tne Coiese-e SOS
foas corresponding with those Of the College: ono
ldssway, N. c., on the Raleigh and CASTOR Railroad
i Carey sburg. at the junction ofhe portsmouth
Mt the Petersburg Railroad, will 80 into operation
y lie middle Of January, ie4e, II not earlier. In
r obec, Of these Schools Is prepare young men 70
cd,.e; the course Of study wcvet, is such as TO
Len 10 meet The demands Of the neiehborhood, an
unity students for the ordinary occupations OF liie'
FACULTY OF COLLEGE.
v A. sMlTE, ID. D.. President, and Professor
y,nial and Moral Philosophy.
paylrS DIJSCAN. A. NJ, Professor Of Ancient Lar
,wses. -
EZEKIEL a. BLANCH, A. NJ, Prof.. Of pure and 81
OLIVER Ii. p. CoRpREw, A. B., Tutor Of Ancien
languages and Mathematics.
Dr. sCHfMMEL, n NJ, Instructor of the Frene
PRINCIPALS OF PREPARATORY SCHOOLS.
WILLIAMS r. DAVIS, Principal Of the Preparato
7 school al College
-. Principal of the Preparatory School
-, Principal of the Preparatory School
ineysburg, N. &.
ScIs.-Auaaeements are in progress that will ena
;. US in 4 few weeks 10 announce Professor oil -
R,aia Science that will be highly gratifying to tn
isois of the College.
We wish TO supply the Schools ut Rdgeway ana va
,yhurs with competent Teachers and experienced on
rpiinarans of established regulations. We invite 10
slsuion of gentlemen devoted 10 the profession 9
Teaching, 10 those Schools, promising pcrnlanen
ad lucrative situations. Letters, postpaid, addesse
1.-THE subscriber, at Boydton, Mecklenburg, Va. WI
fteve due attention. w. A. SMITH.
July l6-cw3w