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


EDWARD WALTON. }uo..
Cumberland, July 8 Il 1890. Is-w'ds
HNTHITE MARSH FOR SALE-Thc Subscriber
Wv is authorised by the heirs and distributes Of
Mary NJ p. c. Rootcs, decd 10 make sale of that vau
able estate in the county of Gloucester and of Yr
GINA, called WHITE MARSH, supposed 10 contain
about two thousand acres 1909 OF which first
Low Grounds; and the Hills OF the best quality in that
section Of country. minute description of this Estate
is unnecessary, il certain that persons disposed
purchase will examine it particularly they invited
TO do So and Mr.. A. Smith the Manager, residing OH
the premises, is instructed TO show any gentleman who
desires it, every part of the Estate. will only add
that these Lands lay between Ware aud Severn Rivers,
and extending 10 both, aordng nav CATION 10 vessels OF
large burthen, and furnishing fish and oysters of tho
best quality, and in great abundance The improve
ments consist of large brick Dwelling House, with
four rooms floor, nearly new and finished i'm the
best style; all necessary out houses, Of them
brick, an most OF them new. The Low Grounds lay
in one compact body Immediately in front OF the house,
without single break, and every part to be from
the dwelling at single glance OF the eye they fine
~ calculated for the production of Barley Wheat In
dian Corn Cotton &c in fact this Estate is generally
acknowledged by all who have it, to be the best
OF the same extent and OF the handsomest in Va.
The time Of payment will be made TO suit the pur-
chaser and the necessary number Of hands cultivate
the Estate, together with the stock of every kind farm
ing utensils, sc. will be sold with ii, if required
May IL. l-wf JOHN TABB.
"A T University OF VIRGINIA.-The next session
q will begiu the 10Th OF September, and continue
until the Goth of July following.
The expenses Tor the session of upwords OF ten months,
as follows
Board, including bed and other room furniture,
washing and attendance 600
Fuel and candles, 10 be furnished by the Proctor,
at cost aud per cent commission-cstmat-
cd at %
Rent of an entire Dormitory SIG; for half, if oc-
cupied by two students,
Use OF the Library and Public Rooms, 10
FCes-if one professor be attended $50, If two,
each $50, if more than two, each $25, rs
Total 2ls
la 1or ILL
J. or Ancics.t Languages, DIR. GEssNER HARRIsoN.
MANN.
3. OF Mathematics, Mr.. CHARLEs BoNNYcAsrLE
H. Oh Chemistry and Materia Mcdca Dr. John p.
EaIMET
8. OF Natural Philosophy, DR.. II. NJ PArrrnsoN
g. Oi Medicine, DIR. RoBLEY DUNGLIsoN.
Z. OF Anatomy and Surgery, D. Thomas JOHNSON
8. OF Moral Philosophy, Mr. GEORGE TUCKER.
9. Oh Law, for the ensuing session, Dir. JonN Is. c.
Chairman of the Faculty for the ensuing session. Dr.
PATTERSON.
10 be admitted into the University, tle student must
be at least 10 years of age Before he maricuates he
must dcposite with the Proctor all the money, drafts
&C in his possession, and the amount must be at least
sufficient TO pay for his fees, rents, Sc and $lnons
board All funds subsequently received by the student
must also he deposited with the Proctor, who has charge
OF all disbursements. rigid compliance with these
regulations will be enacted, under the penalties per-
scribcd by the enacincns.
The students required 10 wear on all occasions
when out oi their dorInitores a Uniform dress, OF
Whch description Il gwen ia the cnacimcDts, and
which be procured at moderate price, at Char
otesve. As il is the determination OF the Visitors
that ihs law shall be strictly enforced, the attention OF
parents and guardians is particularly drawn 10 it, in
der that their wards may not be provided with
clothes which they will not be permitted to wear.
Every student is free TO choose what professors lie
viii aend but, il under the age OF ~ years. he must
attend al least three schools, unless when he marcu-
aies, his parent guardian shall have prescribed in
ting, the schools which he desires him TO attend OF
unless the Faculty, for good shown, shall allow
him TO attend less than three.
In the Medical School, full is considered
by the authorities Of the Universities OF Pennsylyania
and Maryland as equivalent TO course in these insti-
utions. The Lectures on Physiology, on Medical Jul
rspruionce, and Dlateria Mcdica may be attended,
separate courses at the reduced fee Of 3 dollars
In the school Of Moral Philosophy b sides the lectures
ON Moral and Mental Philosophy aud Political Economy.
lectures viii be given for tie future, Rhetoric aud
Bellies Gcttres, including English compositions
Ia the school OF Modern Languages, Tutor viii
hcnceiorwod he employed TO assist in the instruction q
tlie classes.
The instructions conveyed, pagtlyby lectures md
partly by The study Of approved text books; and in all
the assiduy Of the student is tossed by rigid da
ly examinations. Public examinations also held
twice year, plan which affords sure test Of the
proficiency Of the student and the result is commune
Gated TO the parent guardian.
Monthly circulars sent 10 tho parents aud guar
dams giving statement Of lie attendance OF each stu
dent at lecture, and Of his proficiency and department
A. S BROCKENBROUGH, Proctor.
The National Inteligcncer, Constitutional Whig ,Gcor-
gia Athenian Matches Saicsmau Baton Rouge Gazette,
Huntsville Democrat, North Carolina Star, charleston
S. c. Mercury, and National Gazette requested 70
publish the above notice eek for two weeks, and
forward tbeir accounts to the Proctor for payment.
July 30. 2t-w4w