Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-03

UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA-The next SEES
~ sion will begin on the 10th of September, and
continue until the goth of July following.
+ The expenses for the session of upwards of ten
months, are az follows: N''s4 e'.a s"..HE. a-.as
Board including bed and otherroorn furni- aE E"1
turc. washing aud attendance ' SlQo
Euel aud candles, to be furnishad by the
Proctor, at cost and per cent commits
sion-estmated a. - .'. ~. 81. H - 20
Rent of an entire Dormitory Sic; for half if .'7'
occupied by two students, 80. a2.=ia '..'. nf 6
= Use of the Llbrary and Poblic Rooms Is
Fees-if one professor be attended 500, if 2, H' ID
4- each $50, If moro than two, each 25, rs
Total 81 e. 20 .z7.-s 500 o. ~--a e1a
The Faculty is composed OF the following Profcs-
sors- .la tf Aai.s.-E q B"
j, Or Anciant. Languages, DR.. GEssNBn HAanr-
& 2 OF Modern Languages, Dr. Groaep BLAEr-
4, Q. or Mathematics Mr.. CHARLES BossrcAsTLz.
y a or Chemistry and Materia Medica, DR.. JoHS
= 8. OF Natural Philosophy, Dr. R. IL PArrEasos.
6. Of Medicine, DR.: RoBLEY DUNeLIsoa.
Z. OF Anatomy and Surgery, Dr.. TnomAs Joua-
8. OF Moral Philosophy, Mr.. GroRez FucxER.
g. OF Law. for The ensuing session, Nr. jour a.
6. DAVIS. -agI.-- - -. $50 y -. ~
Chairman of The Faculty for the ensuing session,
To be admitted into the University, the student
must be at least years of age. Before he matr,-
culaes, he must deposite with the Proctor al the
money drafts, &c. 10 his possession and the amount
must be at least sufficient TO pay for his fees, rents
&c. and three months board. All funds subsequent
" received. by the student must also be deposited
with the Proctor, who has charge of all disburse-
men,s. "A rigid compliance with these regulations
will be enacted under the penalties prescribed by the
eDnctments. g-a--,. III .... Xxx.
The students arercquired TO wear, on all occasions
when out of their dormitories, uniform dress, of
whcha description 10 given in the euactmsnts, and
which can be procured at moderate price at Char
lot,esvile. AS it is the determination Of the Visit
ors, that this law shall be strictly enforced he at
tention ofpsrents and guardians is particularly drawn
to il, in order that their or wards may not be
provided with clothes which they viii not be permit.
ted 10 wear. .-,....s
Every student is free to choose what professors bo
will attend; but If under the age of 81 years. he must
attend at least three schools. unless when he matr.
culates, his parent or 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 tbsn three.
In the Medical School, one full course is ccnsid-
cred, By the authorities ofhe Universities Of Penn
syyunia and Maryland, ms equivalent to course in
these institutions The LECTURES on Physiology, on
Medical Jurisprudence, and on MOteria Medcs may
be attended as separate courses, at the reduced fee
Of Is dollars. -I ..
In the school of Moral Philosophy. besides the lee
lures 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 Pu-
tor will henceforward be employed TO assist in the
instruction of the classes
Tho instructions conveyed, partly by lectures,
and partly by the study of approved text books and
in all cases, the assduity of the student is tested by
rigid daily examinations. Public examinations are
also held, twice year, plan which affords a
sure test Of the proficiency Of the student, snd the
result is communicated to the parent or guardian
| Monthly circulars are sent 10 the parents and
guardians, giving statement of the attendance OF
each student at lecture, and Of his proficiency and
department. ~. s. BROCKENBOROUGU
aug 3-w2t .-..- .. Proctor.
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