Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-09-06
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BOOKS aud Stationary 1T the Will Of the parents
l" favor economy, I" proven, nvdious dislinc IONS nd
discourage hv"""s tastes the Visitors required hr
""s !" wear unborn 0Tess the particulars Of which
are detailed 10 the II IL at once cb., I'D
V's' ani can be furnished on moderate terms IN Chur
!ottrSve This enactment will be- rig oroi,ly enforced
We admitted, the student lie 10 wears OF ,o. he
must be II! I" Commence the higher CLASHES # he vouli
ter the schools OF An,ient gesand # TN.
"'ihe"a'irs be acquainted with Arithmetic An tine
money "r" &C. in the students before he
rcu!ates, mus, he deposited the Proctor nd he mus,
's"S'' az 'sa as much as will pay Three boa
ms lees reItS &c as above ether i,h the
"f $ commission ut per cent. for disbursements
For the information III those live at d distance froo,
this Institution. may not be amiss TO add Tho '
he isstrnctiou is conducted in o,, ~ 90
lures and partly ny study approved tex, b,ok ,
IN all cases The assiduy OF the suIen, is tested by
Isl. The Professor of Anen Languages teaches Greek
and Latin, and lectures Greek and Roman .,a,,
artieni history and Grogsalhy
20 ihs Professor of Modern Languages teaches French
SPANISH itaIian German and Anglo Saxon, aud the l.c
lures ON m"dsrn History and Geography.
- d. ne professor "t Mathematics teaches Algebra
Heomtry, Trgonometry the application of aIyebsa m
Ma ihen,atics. " Ne'
4 The Professor of Chemistry Lectures ON Chemistry
aud AIa'r'ia Noccs OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES The .,
dents in the Laboratory. ~ DIV
5h' The Professor of Natural Philosophy Lectures on
me various branches of Physics, the application Of
Physics 10 the "
OH; The Professor of Medicine lectures on Phvsoloo
ah'i"gy' Pathological Surgery, Obstetrics and Medea
,P lie rs permitted to take uu,iIs
''n. me Demonstrators Of Anatomy and Su,eerv s.
'"tes Oh Anatomy and Surgery.
ON. The Professor OF Moral Philosophy lecture, q,
'e"ai Philosophy Logic, Morals aud Political Econo
my. ~sN''o
9Th To the Professor of Law is assigned instruction
W 'ne common and statute laws, that of Chaucery the
Law s"aal civil, meeatorial Mara,ime of Narute
d". ~ q tons aud also the principles Of Government
vatoy has lately been eiected, which is fur
Sne" WIN an excellent apparatus made well a. tle
h'!"sop'cai apparatus BY the best artists of London-
ne Library consists Of 10000 volumes selected
p''ncipaHy by MIR Jefferson. IL is conrnuak pairiny
OF The best periodical pubca tinns of London
rams, and the United States. Teachers of FeUccu A.,
SIC and Drawing, and Military ha We been IL
cense'i 10 attrnd ,he University
Every Student is free attend professors and
such oniy as he thinks will best qualify him ior his C
tuie profession % pursuit.
For the benefit Of the Medical School Dispenspry
mas uef" attached to the Unive,sry-aud the means .,
'fm"'S''a'Ne Anatomy amply provided. The Students
~ th school have the advanta Of course of
Tor ten months; which is than twice az loy M
us"al ~ other schoais Here the law student he,
"Pn''tnn''y q" euending lectures on Medical Jnrisu,
""nc'' Morals, Political Economy, sc.
"'"IhIy Circulars written o nd .,ar
"ns' stating the attendance of cach The lecture
ana designed to shPw students proficiency
''H "fpo'Hnebt. Public examine iions he'll q
}a on plan which affords the proficiency
' students aud The result generally published and
"'""yS communicated ,u the parent guntdnu.
A. BROCkENBKOUGH Proc,or
Cn The hrst Of January the board i'll be RS herein
tore at the rate of $50 for the session. iucludnp fire and
candies SC. 'e az"
July