College Notices in 1806, From the Richmond Enquirer; Wm. and Mary Qrtly., Vol. 20, No. 1a

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                             COLLEGE NOTICES IN 1806.

                            From the Richmond Enquirer.

   A table is established in college to receive boarders at the low rate of thirty dollars
per quarter; it is intended that the table shall be plentifully furnished in a plain but
decent style.
   Thos who wish it, may be accommodated with Beds, Fuel and candles at a moderate charge.
Jan. 25, 1806.

   The semi-annual examination of the grammar boys and students, will commence on the 11th of
this month; and the visitors are reminded that by their own resolution they are to meet on
the same day.  This and other business of importance to the interests of the college, it is
hoped will obtain their punctual attendance.
              Samuel Tyler, Rector, Williamsburg Feb 4, 1806.

   The appointment of a Master of the free school in Williamsburg will be made on the first
Saturday in April next, the master will have a tolerable comfortable tenement and commodious
School-House free of rent, and may probably make by fees of tuition, between three and four
hundred dollars per annum.  March 2, 1806.

   An usher to the Grammar School in William and Mary College.  A competent skill in Greek
and Latin will be required, and also testimonials of unexceptionable moral conduct.  The
salary is L100 per annum, with board and a convenient room in the college.  By order of the
President and Professors.

   N. B. To anyone who shall discharge the duties assigned to him entirely to the satisfaction
of the Professor of humanity, an additional compensation will be allowed by the said pro-
fessor from the tuition fees paid by each scholar.  March 28, 1806.