Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-07-30

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July so 81,
h UNIVERSITY OF vIRGINIA-The next session
" WIZ begin on the 10th of September and continue
unit, the goth of July following
The expenses for the session of upwards of ten months
are iollows
Board, including bed and other rom, r,rri,,,
r, wias snn and attendance 800
Fuel and candles, TO be furnished by the Proctor,
at cost and per cent comnission-esmat-
Kent OF an entire Dormitory $l6 for half il &C.
cupied by two students,
Use OF the Library and Public Rooms I5
Fees--it one professor be attended $50, If two
each $50, If more than two, each S25 Ia
Total 2Is
he Faculty is composed Of the following Professors
i"Ol Ancieat Languages, DIR. GEssNER HARR1soN,
K vi Modern Languages, DR.. GEoRGE BLAETrER-
3. or Mathematics Mr.. CHARLES BoNNycAsr1p
- =. vi Chemistry ard Materia Medica, Dr. John p
8. OF Natural Philosophy Dr. r. M. PArrrpsoy
D. VI Medicine, DIR. RoBLEY DUNGLIsoN
T. VI anatomy and Surgery, Dr.. THOMAS JouNsoN
g. vi Moral Philosophy, Mr.. GEORGE TUCKER.
DAVIS. ' 80 y"
, Chairman of the Faculty for the ensuing session, DR.
PATTERSON -
10 be admitted into the University The student must
DC at least 10 years of age Before lie a,ri Inc
must deposite with the Proctor all the money dr.0e
&C ~ ms possession, and the amount must be at eas
suheeht TO pay for his fees, rents, &c. and 3 months
board All funds subsequently received by the studen
must also be deposited with the Proctor who has chargc
o. ag disbursements a rigid compliance with these
regulations will be enacted, under the penalties pre
scribed by the enacmens.
inc students are required TO wear, on all occasions
when out of their dormitories a uniform dress Of
"nicn description is given in the enactmen,s and
which can be procured a moderate price M Char
,i , As II IS the determination of the Visitors
. S raw sha be strictly enforced, the attention OF
parents and guardians is particularly drawn to il i'm or
der that their sons wards may not be provided will,
CLONES me which they will not be permitted to wear
livery student is free 10 choose what professors he
VIII attend; but if under the age of 81 wears h.. mus
attend at least three schools, unless when he matricu
MS parent or guardian shall have prescribed il
"iihng the schools which he desires him to attend al
uness me facuity, for good shown, shall allow
him to attend less than three
IN the Medical School, full course is considered
ny me authorities OF the Universities of PennsvIvania
ana Maryland, equivalent TO course in tbeee inst;
tltons. The Lectures Physiology, on Medical JIM.
rlsprudence, and on Materia Medca may be attended
Ms separate courses at the reduced fee of Is dollars
the school Of Moral Philosophy besides the lecture
On oral and Mental Philosophy and Political Economy
lectures viii be given, for the future on Rhetoric and
pei'es Lettres, including English compositions
In the school OF Modern Languages n Tutor will
be employed TO assist in the instruction Of
Inc instructions conveyed partly by lectures and
partly by the study of approved text books; and in ali
cases the assiduy of the student is tested by rad dali
examinations. Public examinations are also held
twlce year. on plan which sords sure test of the
PoncehGy oil the student, and the result is commune
Gated to the parent or guardian
'ontniy circulars are sent TO the parents and guar
dIans giving statement of the attendance of each sin,
'' at lecture, and OF his proficiency and department.
a. 5. BROCKENBROUGH Tractor.
ne Natonal lnteigencer, Constitutional Wing Geor-
ga Armenian, Matches Statesman, Baton Rouge Gazette
huntsville Democrat, North Carolina Star Charleston
5 C. Mercury, and National Gazette are reomestcd 70
publish the above notice week for two weeks and
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