Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1828-08-09
For clothing the expenses not to exceed
Pocket money,
S35S 90

Books and Stationary at tho will of the parents
To favor economy, to prevent invdious distinctions
req inc students To wear uniform Dress tho parc
of which are detailed in tho enactmens It's at once
cheap and becoming and be furnished on moderate
terms ms Charlottesville This enactment will DO rgor
ously enforced 81
To be admitted, tho student be I6 years of age he
must be fit to the higher classics if he would
enter the schools of Antient Lanprages-and If The
school OF Mathematics, be acquainted with Arithmetic
All the money drafts &c the Students possession be-
tore he matricuatcs must be deposited with the Proctor
and he must deposit as much as will nav tbree
months board, his fees rents &c above stated togeth
bursements.
For the information of those who live at distance from
tins institution 1t may not he amss to add the following
particulars The instruction conducted in part by
Lectures, and partly by the study of approved text books
but IN all cases the assdy of the student is tested by
LIST: The Professor Of Antient Languages teaches
Greek and Latin and lectures Greek Roman liter
allure, antient History and Geography
ID. The Professor of Modern LANGUAGES teacbes
French, Spanish Italian, German and Anglo-Saxon and
he lectures modern History and Geography
Sd. The Professor of Mathematics teaches ALGEBRA
Geometry, Trgonometry, the application of ALGEBRA to
Geometry, the integral and dercntia calculus and mix
cd Mathematics.
4th The Professor of Chemistry, lectures on Chemis
try and Moteria edca and occasionally exercises the
students in the Laboratory.
5h Tho Professor of Natural Philosophy lectures on
tho various branches of Physics and on NATURALIZATION of
Physics to tho arts
9Th The Professor of Medicine lectures on Physiology
Anthology Pathological Surgery, Obstetrics and Medical
JuFi5frudence-lte is permitted TO take private pupils.
9TH The Demonstration of Anatomy aud Surrcry lee
lures Anatomy and Surgery
oth Inc Professor of Moral Philosophy lectures on
Mental Philosophy, Logic, Morals and Political Economy
9TH To the Professor of Law is assigned instruction
in the common and statute laws that of Chancery the
Laws feuda civil Mercatoral Maratime and of Nature
ara Nations, and also the principles of Government
An Observatory has lately been erected which is fur
nshcd with an excellent apparatus made well as the
Philosophical apparatus by the best artists of London
The Library consists of 10000 volumes selectsd
Principally by Mr.. Jefferson 1t is continually GAINING
accesSons Of the best periodical publications of london
Pars, and the United States Teachers of Fcncino Mn,
sic and Drawing, and Military Instructor have BEEN IL
censod TO attend tho University ~ "
Every student is free 20 attend such professors and
profession pursut
for the bereh of the Medical School Dispensarv has
;ncd to the Uniyersyand the of demon
S'i'tIe Anatomy amply provided. The Students u this
school have the advantage of of lectures for ten
months winch is more than twice long is usual in
other schools Here also tho Law Student has oppor
Morals, Political Economy &c
Monthly Circulars written to the parents and guar
dans, stating tho attendance of each Student lee
ture roomsand designed to shew the students procien
cy and department Public examinations held twice
year, on plan which affords test of tho prof
cheney OF the Students AM the result is generally pub
ished, and always communicated the parent or guar
dian. A. S. BROKENBROUGH Proct1r
Un the first OF January the board will no hereto
FORE the rate Of $3.50 for the sessions including fire and
candles &c.
81 The Louisiana Advertiser, Louisiana Courier.
can, and Louisville Advertiser, requested to publish
the above once week for two wseks and forward their
August 2, 1898 r.