Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-08-01
University OF virginia.

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>HE next session will begin on the 10th Of
September, and continue until the goth Of
July falluwng. ,''
The expenses Coz tie session of upwards ten
months, are as foIlows,-
Board. including bed and o:heT room
furniture, washing and attendance 900
Fuel aud candles, Ia be furi i.hed by
the PROCTOR. al cost and FIVE per Cent
commlSsiun, estimated at &C
Rem: of an cut!rc Dorm TORY gi6; for
half, II oceupi-d by two nd,nts. 1s
Use OF he L;orery and Public Ro"u.s. s
secs-f ne pref ssur b" attended $50,
twosssch So: 1t more lhua tvo,
each. Sos u
Total g
The Faeully is composed Of tie !,..a~;ag Pre-
/. ofAncicpt Languages, Dr. Crs>ra i3Ar-
BISON.
2. or Modern Lspgucgsc, Dr. q BLnr-
rERMANN.
3. Of Mathematics. CHAs R3wxrcA,7Lr
BsQ.
q: 0: Chemistry and Af-,eela Medioa, D. J
s. Oh Natural Phio,op!y D. R Nj Par
TERsoN.
6. OF Medicine, DR.. Il riley pUoLisnx
u Of Anatomy aud Surgery, Or. rEomAt
JOHNSON.
3. OF Moral Philosophy, Gronar Tucrsn
Esa.
9. Of Law, Jons a. G DAvt~, ESQ
Gnu imam Of Ia Faculty, or the eusu no Sc =
sion, DIR. PArTERsos
Instead ut the Offices If prnct n and Assis-
tnnt Proctor. 3D. B ard f V.or.r lav. la,eI,
established these & Pr ct"r, nd Z. rom ~, ti,.
''ud'.iis' aud ARrnUn :. BrocKE>BR. ucu p.o.
mas been sppnin,cd Patron, and HIS A Cam
Esq Proctor.
To be adni ted into Tho Univer.iy. the STU
dent must be at least sixteen years nf ape B.,
lore he martr,culates. he must deposite with I'm.
fa'ron, all The money, dr1fis. & C in his pnsscs
Si'h' ana the sm'unt must b. M least suffic en-,
opay his fees. rpnt., &c and thre. .n,,th
board. All funds subs, ouentlv rcr,.ives hy H.
student must alss be deposited with The Pa, rom
whe has charge # all his disbursements. A r..
ga compliance with these regulations viii b.
'xacted, under the penalties prescribed bv ,h,
cnac mruts.
Students above twenty years ofage have tn
privilege Of rrsid ng out of he precincts. m nh,
nous approved by he Faculty
lne students arr CURED IT, wear on all occ.
SONS, when out CT Their dorui g. uni orrn
oress' "i which description Is gwen in The en-
ac'sments, and which can be procured at a mod
crate price, at Chiriottesvilie. AS il is the.d
termination of the Visners that tbis law sb.lf
be strictly enforced, the at enl n of parcn,. sud
q ardians is par iculary drawn 10 il, in ordrr
'hat their ne ar wards may not be- provided viii
cothes winch they wtll not b. PERM, ted 10 .,.ar
Every student is fire." lo chnuse VIA, mr.. -
"rs he will attend but If under NJ ee OF 81 wears
ne must tend at least Three sEhunls, unless.
when he mairIculates his parent or Guardian
shall have prescribed. IN writing, the schools
whlch he desires h!m tn at end, or unlass tb,
Faculty, for good cause shown, shall all,w hun,
to attend less than 3.
In the Medical School, the LECTURES on Pbv
slolngy, on Medical jurisprudence, and ON Mate
RIA Nj rdlcu NAV be attended IA separate. cour..s
at he fee OF fifteen dours each
in the School of Moral Philosophy. besides tho
Lectures on Metaphysics. EIhlcs and Political
economy, lectures are now on Rte O ic anu
Bile -l4"itr"s. IN i"din" Enol sh com os tons
In the School of Law in addition to the usual
course of mum ,cipal Law; there will
be taught for the future, the Law of Nature and
Nations, Civil Government, and Constitutional
Law.
In the School of Modern Languages. a Tutor
employed TO assist in the instruction of the clas
ses, and j. HERyE, Esq. has been engaged for this
duty.
The instructions are conveyed partly by lectures.
ana partly 10y the study of approved text book g;
and, IN al cases, the assduity of the strdan; is
tested ~ rigid daily examinations Pao;. ex.-,
nations are also heid twice year, on Plan wf..en
affords test of the proficiency OF tbs s.uaen
ma ne result Is communicated to tie f2.en: or
Euar-i.n.
3" hen any sudent shall, on exaurinz:;c-, 1--WE za,
is.ac'ory evidence of his prohcIenc, y mo g. lies
OF any OF the schools ofthe Univ5rsIy : -.av o. q
vote OF the Faculty, De declared G1at-9-e Il TIA.
School; and 1t has recently en- &C, -
Gation II the Schools ofIAnciert Languages II 1sa-
einaticS, Natural Philosophy, Chemistry and Nor
al Philosophy, shall sntitls the studen; 70 al atd,
tIonal and higher degree with the title q Master
Q -1rts 81 tie CHirsgSIy # Virginia.
july p. 1884. K. NJ PATTERSON,
CKAIRAAS cY TIE Faculty.
NS>7- Ehe Richmond Euquurr d Con Wug .le lie
q'rsted ." polish thr Stsys ro'ics Gutr e. l. Tor
"r.k-' ana the H@'omai ineii ge'csf. Geo 1neu'an,
NHtchtz Statesman. New OIirsus Courier, f'unisyIt
Democrat North Caroiua Star. hailssun = 9 Al-r
sury Nar4sl GsEsue aud Z Gou- usacou q req1-s-
ed publish uceK l15 -, weeks aud Jrr
heir accounts TO the rsorto, for pa yuleni.