Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-05
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~ sion w.II begin on the 10th of Sept -
continue until The aOth Of Inly lSltowi,S - n
the expenses for the = session Of uhW9rlf q Ia
months, are as follows: {, - ~ ~ ~
Doards including bed aud other room ltfhis
ture, washing and attendance x ll.s = y 116Ds
Fuel and candies. to be fufnlshad ~ rho 4 4 -
frcctor at cost and per con, comuAiS- =
sion-estnlated a ~ i ~ 4 a.
Rent OF an entire Dorm,ory ei6. fay half ~ q -
occupied by two Students ~ NJ y ss5is = IS &
Use OF the Library aud Public Rooms. - *
Fees--if one professor be nltendsd $50 n ~ n
each $50, it more than two, each %, & IS
The Faculty is composed Of the following Prott
i OF Ancient Languages, Dr.. GrsssEA iiAari-
OF Modern Languages, Dr.. GEoRor BrAEr-
3. OF Mathematics. Mr.. cmAkLEs BorSrcAsrIs.
!, - W chemistry and Ma'eua Medica, Dr. JohN
5.,of Natural Philosophy, DR.. r. ii. PArrEnsoN.
o. VI Medicine, Or. RoRLEY DoNGL IsoK.
Z. OF Anatomy and Surgery, Dr. TnemAs JcnE-
9. OF Moral Philosophy, Mr.. GKoner t UexEA.
= o. VI Law for the ensuing session, Mr.. JOHN A.
Chairman of the Faculty for tho ensuing session,
To be admitted into the Univeraity, the studopf
must be at +easL 10 years of age Before he matrI-
cuiates, he must deposte with tho Proctor, ali the
niViey, uIets, SSc III his possession and tho
must be at least sufficient pay for his fees rents
&c and thee months board Alfunds subsequent.
" received by The student must also be deposited
with the Proctor, who has charge of all disburse-
ments rigid compliance with these regulations
viii be enacted underline penalties prescribed by the
enactments.
The students required to wear, on all occasions
when out OF their dormtores, a uniform dress of
when description IL given the euactments, and
which can be procured at moderate price ut Chm
iottesvle. As II is tine determination of the Visit
crs that this law shall be strictly enforced, The ut
tentl2n OF parents and guardians particularly drawn
To 1t, IN order that their wards may not bo
provided with clothes which they viii not be permit
ted to wear.
Every student is free to choose what professors he
VIII attsnd but, It under the age of 81 years. he must
attend atieast three schools unless when he matri-
cuates 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 consid-
cred by the authorities ofthe Universities of Penn
syivnnla and Maryland, as equivalent TO course in
these institutions. The Lectures on Physiology on
Medical Jurisprudence, and on Materia Medica may
be attended, as separate courses at the reduced fec
of Is dollars.
In the school of Moral Philosophy, besides the lee
lures on Moral and Mental Philosophy and Political
Economy, lectures will be ryen for The future on
Retoric and Bellies Letters Including EnSlsb compo-
srions. In school of Modern Languages Tu-
tor will henceiorward be employed TO assist in the
instruction of the classes
The instructions are conveyed partly nv lectures
and partly by the study approved text books, and
IN all cases, the assiduy of the student is rested
rigid daily examinations. Public examinations are
also held, twice year, on plan which affords a
sure test OF the proficiency of the student and tho
result Is communicated to the parent or guardian
Monthly circulars sent to the parents and
guardians, giving statement of the attendance of
each student at lecture, and of his proficiency aud
department A. s. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
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