Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-06-04
Mr. FOrhes, also p favor Of "a Convention.

| Mr.. Forbes, also u favor ola Convention.
Nj. Chapman Johnson. in favor Of the Substitute
sed.'e oppo-l,ion To the Memorial.
Mr John Robertson, in opposition to the Subsii.
| Mr.. p. Norborne Nicholas, in supper, OF The Sub
sttue.
Mr.. B. Watkins Leigh closed the Debate on the
same side
| The Debate closed, within u few minutes OF ~
oeiock-hy which time, the meeting which had bee N
very numerous ~ first, had dwinded to Il compara-
| lively small number. Some conversation took place
as To The propriey Of taking question under such
c"cnmsiancss-bu' finally il was tskea, the House
m'",'i, az" counted the result as above stated.
Inc Resolution was then adopted for keeping boil,
"r Hem"i'a' ANA Substitute open Tor signatures.
lhe proceedings were conducted, with great tenn
perahce--'be Debate was animated, aud occasion al
" very elo4uen,.
The following Expose of the arrangements
Tor The University must be interesting to all
the citizens of Virginia. There is one part of
The scheme, however, which demands In, esti-
cation the school of Anatomy and Nledi-
cine. Can IT be opened " iih effect al Char
iot'esvllie Cannot the funds of VIM. and
Mary College he brought To Richmond (? and
his Medical School be opened in some mea-
sure, under lis auspices ? The question Of
removal will, 1t is presumed, he taken up al
The next Board of Visitors OF Vim. g. Mary:
THE UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.
Charlottesville, May 2srbe period sor opening this in
su'ion being ultimately fixed the first day of February
next some previous Information respecting may be &C
eeptabe to the public, and useful individuals who NAV
have views favaing themselves Of benefits and our
press being ON the SPOT were, incumbep ON
us particularly 10 give that which Is
from tue oest sources accessible To us, aud such{
as are 10 be relied One hundred and nine ~
are IN readiness sufficient each FOR two studeali 1 ~
oue1s and studies. Six hotels are provided which Ma
OF rented TO respectable house keepers who
ordinary meals ~ such students choose TO engnge with
mem respecu'ey,noi exceeding SO ina With this
ae'e the University will have concern except 40 re-
strain eIcesses ofbe table In addition TO these accommo.
CATIONS provided at the University the town orCharIoes
'e' one mile distant, lodge aud board be, cen one
au Two hunured students The Professors will be in place
In the course OF the autumn, time to prepare
serves Tor the commencement Of their duties at the
ct the institution All students propose TO sn,er for
the year ensuing will he expected To attend on the i av
OF February, thai lie schools and classes may CONNIE
together.
There WILDE eight schoo in the University l. One of
Ancient Languages, Ancient History, Ancient
and Bellies Lettres. One of Modern Languages Modern
History, and Modern Geography Others Of Mathematics
T. or Natural Philosophy. S. OF Natural History. g. OF
Anatomy and Medicine. a OF Moral Philosophy g. OF
Law, Government ANA Political Economy.
Every student will be free TO attend whichever of the
schools he considers future pursuits md
required to ATTENDING others To Ancien,
goaa lie must already be able TO read their
higher authors For the schools of Mathematics and Nat
ur' Philosophy, he be proficient numerical ari
mr'ic For the Others nothing preparatory will be reaur-
ed except that into school any admiu ed un.
der rs years of age.
IL is expected that tho whole annual expense Of stu.
dent will be about ZOO exclusive OF clothes and peck
e Money aud that the latter article will he kept within
~ moderate limits general notice of all pa
Lars will be authorta'ely published in autumn before
which no engagements viii be made either Hotels o,
Dormitores Aiappcaiions then to be addressed "a
the Proctor of the University, Arthur s.
Esq who alone will letters these subjects We
regret to add tta the liberal dosaion 600 made b,
the late Legislature for the purchase Library and Ap
paraus rested ON contingency which fails that tn.
institution will he opened under this disadvantag
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