Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-01-06
Randolph Macon Collier.

'I'FlE present session of this Institution opened on wcd
day the ith August The Collegiate year is d,ia,
into two sessions The first begins ceks alter and m.
cond u weeks before the End ednesdsy oil June
students To College the beginning OF the first se
and for admission at that time into the Freshman Class IL
must stand approve eSanina Non ON English Graz
teos rapny, Arithmetic, ATTN Reader Cesar a books1 S
lust Virgil, tBneol,es and books oi the Eniad) tr,r
a Oraons First Greek Lessons, and Xenophons An,h
Their. many young who desire acquire an .,,,,
.i,e English and Scientific education WI bout 81
ancient languages.
Our course OF stud, arranged meet the v,n,,
all such provided they rrcscn, Themselves at the beginning If
the first And the benefits to be d.rs I'd tn.
OF the Libraries and from attendance IN The LIBRARY Soc %
which attached the ollege should orn yer, ,r
inducements to such young men to prosecute their studio,
here Ia order upon the English and Scientific cn,
tho student must be thoroughly acquainted with Grammar,
Geo.taph, and Arithmetic.
The expenses Of this institution a. follows Board ma.
session $40 Tuition an dcp,e lee per session s22 5Oor
SIPS for the Collegiate year with incidental expenses, IN
GLIDING books, furniture, 'nc Sc for Cou.p.
Pocket money is matt,i altogether More than !.
meet the asonable wants o student prov.
injurious The practice contracting debts with tradesm,n
the vicinity al College in the highest degree perncou,
law OF the State oi iLSnia with WV to prov nie re-.
mciy for this bane OF all Colleges TO this effect That an,
authority from his paie gnldi shall upon COW ,,,iun
OF the fact forfeit the debt forfeit hi> ieense pay pen.
atty of 500 Let parents and gnard4n have due rtgarlo
this law, aud where may be strictly necessary open
with liant let the nd ,idna b. designated and
the amount specified, ard the evil will cease.
PREPARATORY pEp,RrMEsr.
In conneNlon with the ~pcge is proposed To establish
Preparatory schools in Inherent places. One is ssab
liShrd the vicinity OF the College the correspond
ing it'll those oi the olcec R,tgcway, N. t. OH
the Raleigh and CASTOR Railroad and at Carey sburs
the junction OF the Portsmouth with the Petersburg Railroad
will go operation by tho middle OF January, lS4S if net
earlier The first object OF these Schools prepare Young
for College the Of study, however, such 10
h them the demands of the ncighholood and quality
students or the ordinary occupations OF HE.
f4r1 LTY or CotttGt..
W A Smith, D. d, Piesdth' and Prof Of Mental and Nor.
al Philosophy.
David puncaa, \. NJ, Prof Of Ancient languages.
Revh Chas + Deems, rro' OF Experimental Sciences
Ezekiel BIanch, \. NJ, Prot OF pure and applied Mahe-
mItics.
Oliver H. =. Corweu \ r., Tutor of Ancient Languages
and Mathematics
DIR. j. Shmne 4 NJ. Instructor of French Language.
PRINCIPALS or rEEPARtToRY soHooLs
VIM r. Davis Principal oil the Preparation. School at Col
lcgc.
-, Principal OF Ia, zee 'arato'y School at Ridge
way, n &.
- -, Principal OF the Preparatory scsooi at Gareys
burg y. &.
We wish t. supply the School at Raecway and Garev,
burg with Teachers and experienced
Of established regulations. We invite the attention OF gen.
cmcn devoted IA ht profession ol Teaching To those School,
a promising permanent and lucrative situations Letters,
burg, Va. will iessive due attc.tlon.
W. \. SMITH.
Dec 2-wl2m