Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-08-15
FALL SESSION OF
Randolph Macon College.

rs,IE Fan session al TN, institution VIII commence
on "Wednesday, the 9,h Of An!nst, leis m. pre
paratOry Schools al lidsrway aud Gareyshurg, y. =
| viii opeu on The iih Monday in July.
/ FACULTY Or COLLEGE.
| w A. SMITH ID. D., President and Professor o
Mental and Moral Philosophy.
DAVID DUNCAN, A. d., Professor oil Ancient Ian
EZEKIEL a. BLANCH, A. NJ, Professor Of pur'
and applied Mathematics.
OLIVER il. P. CoRPREw, Alb, Tutor OF Ancient
| Languages and Mathematics
| FACULTY OF THE MEDICAL DEPARTMENT
| METrAUER, A. NJ, NJ D., L. h. d Professor
Of The Principles and Practice Of Medicine and Surge
| nv, and of Clinical Practice
| f. J. METTAuER, a. NJ, VI. d., Professor OF Anato
my, Physiology and Chemistry.
-, Professor of Therapeutics and Ma,eria
Medca. Obstetrics and the Diseases Of Females and
Children.
PRINCIPALS OF PREPARATORY SCHOOLS.
WIN T. DAVIS, Principal Of the Preparatory Schoo
CHARLES B. STUART, A. ~, Principal Of The Pre-
| paratory School at Gareysburg, North Carolina
WILLIAM T.. DOUB A. Nj, Principal Of the Pie
paratory School At Rideway, North Carolina
The collegiate year Is divided into t%o srssioE--
Tb. 6yst bepIns weeks after and the second 81 weeks
before the I'd wednesday III June. To such as desire
10 enter College, Is important that they he III attend
ance al the openin. Of the session short absence n
that time may place The student under disadvantages
which will impair his scholarship Throughout the ses
son our course Of study is - arranged as e. meet
N. wants of young who desire 10 acquire an e1-
tensive English Education, without studying the An
cent Languages. The benefit 10 be derived from The
use of the Libraries and from attendance on III. Lite
rary Sucet.rs should strongly inGuce such yninI men
10 their studies here In order 10. STUDENT
10 enter upon the English course, he nufb- ibouugh!
acquainted with English Grammar, Geography ara
Arithmetic
,er essinn s4J; Tuition and depusitr fee per session
a 5: 81 Us for the Cullre year, exclusive OF III.
cdrnnl 1penses, which include the cost o text books,
fuel furniture, Sc, for room IN College, We respect
fully advise pare ns. that more pocket money an y
necessary 10 supply the reasonable wants al student "
INJURIOUS IN. practice ofconracting debts with trades
men in tile vicinity Of College, Is ~ high degree pei
ni,ious law ui the Stale of Virginia, designed 10
nrovi,Ir remedy this bane Of all Colleges l. 10 this
ra.c,: That any merchant who shall give credit I" i
College student, WITHOUT SPECIAL AUTHORITY FROM h'
un shalt upon conviction oi the ilct,
forfeit the debt, forfeit his license and be- lned soUO =
Lei p.rrns ami guardians have due regard To this law,
and where il nay he necessary open an account ith
n me,clIant lei the individual be designated, ana tie
amount specified. AMI the evil will cease.
In the Medical Department full course {" lectures
is uiven all the branches The term commences on
the Isl of November and continues ten months Inc
usa prr requisite qua cations are required OF candi-
dates for graduation.
NECESSARY EXPENSES.
Fee for a full course, SID w
Books not exceeding ~ w
Bnard for ten months. including fuel,
lights, &c, &C, &c, ~ w
s255 90
PREPARATORY DEPARTMENT.
The primary object of the Preparatory schn's 10 10
prepare yonng for College, but the course ni SUI
DIV such meet the wants ci the heighooihooa ~
which they located, ana TO quay s'uaehs LOT 'he
ordinary occupations al lie
The school in the vicinity OF College continues un
der the direction of Mf w. u DAVIS, an aDe nna sue
c.ssfnl Teacher and my own Immediate supervision.
sessions and vacations are the saine as those OF
,br coI,ee. proper The OF board, &c Is little
Iess than a student Of college pays
Boarding and lodging ~ private families, including
all necessary expenses, SO per month
Tuition ne session Tor Classical students, sec
DO do. for English studlrs, is
Far IN. ,choo nj Gareysbufg, y. C., We have oh.
tanned the services of Mr.. Charles B. Stuart A. ~;
and for the school al Rldgeway, n. c.. W. have en-
caged the services of Mr. w. &. Doub, A. VI. These
esntlpme graduated lew years since al our lnstltu-
lion with high iepuiation and have been te"chihe
with efuinrn, success since that time The school al
Careysburs was opened on the third Monday IN 1anu
ary and that at Ridgeway was opeHed on lhe i,is'
Monday m February lad are ia successful operation
The scholaatic year will be divided INTO Two ses'o"'
Of hve months each.
Expenses al hs Gnreysbl,g Se'9ol.
BOARD in The best families per month, from oto ~
Tuition for Greek and Latin; per sess'''' 10 90
Do. Reading and Spelling :. 10 so
no. other English branches, ~ oo
Ezpenscs al The Ridsepag oeaoos.
BOARD per month, al the Academy HAIL. 50 w
In do. In private Idhii"os, . "
iuilioh- l.,in o. md Reading, /" 10 60
10. I,pleh.r branches OF English, IL so
Schools are IN siigibe locations, in intelligent
nd morai communities Gareysburg is in Northamp-
san y C.. directly at the junction OF the Portsmouth
.on t ivmin eton Railroads Rdgsway is In Warren,
~ r. al Rdgeway Depot on the Raleigh and CASTOR
Railroad. 49,. ,.Lo,.
"a .snerr in company with one Of the officers of the
GnIere 10 attend the annual eXaminations-grate all
.he students and admit qualified applicants 10 the diff
fsrent elias College, without further examination.
Persons sending 10 the Preparatory Department on
NUS end 10 the school the vicinity Of
College, unless some specie arrangement is made vim
H. s,hseriher w. A. SMITH.