Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-08-13

Optics. Magnetism. EIssiieity. Neteors axy PHYSICAL
Geography &c. together with the practical subjects Of
the strength OF materials, the construction Of witch
and clock work, Of roofs. arches. bridges roads, the
steam engine. and elementary principles Of architsc-
ture.
Besides the studies required for graduation the oral
embraces the subjects OF criticism in refer.
enee to The fine arts, aud the philosophy Of the passions
and the 20 itcs Department the subject Of II story
rach oil these departments have 10th Junior and q
Senior Clns>: making with the Pt ysicai and Ma,hema.
ca, courses, four J,mior. and four Senior Classes.
In general, the Student Is deemed capable OF attend
ing, anu required statute attend, all the classes
necessary Tor degree, unless the tscuy should
cause TO allow him 10 attend fewer. With their consent,
he r,ay attend the 10 Junior classes in the first aud
the Tour senior classes in the second wear II this bo
deemed nnadvisahle, he has in his power TO graduate
IN two years, by emitting cissses rot required for
graduation or he embrace the eight boye
mentioned, together with studies in departmeut Of
ancient or modern languages, by continuing at College
The necessary expenses for regular Junior Student
Tor the whole course follows:
Board AMI lodging 800 90
Washing, fuel. candles, &c 20 90
Three entire fees. for the Moral, Mathen,at.
ical and Chemical courses 60 On
One halt fec for the Metaphysical course 10 90
Matrculation fec, which en- tiles the Student
to the use OF the general brary 800
1886 90
The expenses Of regular Senior Student are ten
dollars less than the above arnount,nasmuch no
required TO enter only three classes
The Lao Course commences at the opening Of the
S,ege and terminates the Saturday before the last
The subjects upon which lectures are delivered in
ms department Law and Police. the Constitution Of
the w. States, and that of Virginia. -
me expenses Of a Law Student follows:
Board, washing. fuel. sc. $50 %
Tuition fee 20 90
Naturalization fec, which entities the Student
TO the use OF the general and the law IL
brary 500
Sis 90
Law Students not required TO attend any OF tho
other classes but permitted do il they think
proper.
The Grammar School orens on the lat of October and
closes on the Est Of August.
The subjects taught in this department are English
Grammar, Geography, Arithmetic, Whiting and the La
TN anu Greek cIassics,-and, in addition, the higher
classes are exercised in composition and eocuiion.
The necessary expenses OF scholar sre follows:
Board including every thing sioo 90
Tuition fee 20 90
af2o 90
The Scholar may board with the Professor Of HUI.
manity, or elsewhere, but his board IL exceed
300 for the
The School OF Modern Languages opens and closes
~ "'e same same. tune with the Scientific courses:
The subjects taught in this department are, the
French Spanish and Italian languages, with Historical
and Philosophical observations The elements of Phi
o.ogy applied to these languages, likewise taught
The studies IN all the Scientific departments are
Quoted by means OF lectures and reeatiens from up
proprate text books
The Students examined infinitely at each lecture
when additional explanations and illustrations fur
Students and Scholars are also questioned circum.
sfantaly the details Of their sudes In the presence
OF the Faculty at frequent periods ia the course and at
the public examination.
A. EMPIE, Prest. and Profr
August l3. 2s-h
UNIPERSITY OF PE.N.VSYL V.f.EIH
sNH EDICAL DEPARrMENT.-Th-I Lectures will
I'VE commence a.-usuAi on the fret Motdesin M
vrmbsr, and b.. continued tiI March. Ths arrange.
meDts OF the brsi chez '. foliows:
ANAToMY-P. ). Physick, NJ. ID, w Z. Horner.
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MATsRIA MEDIcA John Il Oman Coke, NJ. D.
Practice MEDICINE Nath auirl Chairman
NJ. d
MiDwIPERY-Thos c. James M. D. wn. p De.
wee, NJ. ID.
CHEMIsTRY - Robert Hare, AZ ID.
SURGERY hsop. NJ. u.
INSTITUTES OF MEDIcINE-Sam'lJ .ck.on NJ D.
Chucs instruction T. given At the Phiiad l,hia Aims
House and Pennsylvania III spiia twice week.
w. FORMER ID an,
NJ 1853. Ch--nu' Street,
Avg. IL 25 J. NIGH