Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-07


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UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA-Tbc next s...
~ sion will begin on the 10th of September, and
continue until the goth of July following. ~ U.s.
The expenses for the session of upwards Of ten
Board, includinRld and other room furni-
ture, washing and attendance 800
Fuel and candles, to be fnrnishad by the
Proctor, at cost and per cent commits
Rent of an entire Dormitory sic; for halfif
occupied by two students, @
Use OF the Library and Public Rooms, Is
Fees-if one professor be attended $50, if2,
each $50, If more than two, each 25, is
-, Total 2l8
The Faculty is composed Of the following Profess
!. Or Ancient Languages, Dr. GEsssEn HAnn,
SON.
OF Modern Languages, DR.. GEORGE BLAEr-
3. or Mathematics. Mr.. CHARLES BoNsYcAsrLs
OF Chemistry and Materia Medica Dr. JOHN
p. EMMET. .'- HaE IFFt7 - =
S. OF Natural Philosophy, DR.. R. NJ. PATTERSON.
6. or Medicine, DIR. RonLEY DuNGLrsoN.
2. Of Anatomy and Surgery, Dr.. THOMAS JOHN
SON. s-s.t f-.,s : = -
o. OF Moral Philosophy, Mr.. GroReE TucKER.
o; VI Law, for the ensuing session, Mr.. JouN A.
G. DAVIS.
Chairman of the Faculty for the ensuing session,
DIR. PATTERSON.
To be admitted into the University, the student
must be at least 10 years of age. Before he matr,-
culates, no must deposlte with the Proctor, all the
money, drafts. &C. IN his possession and the amount
must be at least sufficient pay for his fees rents
&c. and three months board. All funds subsequent
ly received by the student also be deposited
with the Proctor, who has charge of all disburse-
nlens. A rigid compliance with these regulations
will be enacted under the penalties prescribed by the
enactments.
The students are required to wear, on all occasions
ybn on ont of heir A.
which description is given in the enactments and
which can be procured at moderate price, Char
ottesville AS it is tine determination of the Visit
ors, that this law shall be strictly enforced The
tenton OF parents and guardians particularly drawn
to It, IN order that their wards may not be
provided with clothes which they viii not be permit
ted to wear. -
Every student is free to choose what professors he
will attend; but, II under the age of 81 years. he
attend at least three schools. unless, when he matri
culates, his parent guardian shall have prescribed
in writing. the schools which he desires him TO at
tend, or unless the Faculty, for good cause shown
shall allow him to attend less than three.
In the Medical School, one full course is consd-
cred, by the authorities ofthe Universities of Penn
sylvnnia and Maryland, equivalent to a course in
these institutions. The Lectures on Physiology on
Medical Jurisprudence, and on Matera Medica NAV
be attended as separate courses at the reduced fee
of Is dollars.
In the school of Moral Philosophy besides the lee
lures on Moral and Mental Philosophy and Political
Economy, lectures will be given, for the future on
Retoric and Bellies Letters including English compo-
| sitions. In the school of Modern Languages a Tu-
tor will henceforward be employed to assist in the
instruction of the classes.
The instructions conveyed, partly by lectures,
and partly by the study of approved text books and
in all cases, the assduly of the student is tested by
rigid daily examinations. Public examinations are
also held, twice year, on plan which affords
sure test of the proficiency Of the student and the
result is communicated to the parent or guardian
Monthly circulars are sent to the parents and
guar dams, giving statement Of the attendance of
each student at lecture and of his proficiency and
department. A. s. BROCKENBOROUGH
aug 3-Wzt Proctor