Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-08-29
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The expenses for the session of upwards ten
months, are as follows
Board, including bed and other room
furniture, washing and attendance 800
Fuel and candles, 10 be furnished by
the Proctor, at cost and five per cent
commission, estimated at 90
Ret of an entire Dormitory GIG; for
half if occupied by two students, Is
Use of the Library and Public Rooms, 5
Fees--if one professor be attended $50,
1.-two, each S3c; if more than two,
each, S25--75
Total 2I8
The Faculty is composed of the following Pro-
fessors:
L. OfAncient Languages, DR.. GEsNER HAIR
RIsoN.
2. OF Modern Languages, DR. G. BLnr-
3. OF Mathematics, CuAs. BcNNYcAsrLE,
ESQ.
A. OF Chemistry and Materia Medica, DR.. j.
P. EMMETT. a s
S. OF Natural Philosophy, DR.. r. NJ. Par
IERsoN.
6. OF Medicine, DR.. RoBLEY DucLrsoN
a. Of Anatomy and Surgery, DR.. Thomas
JOHNSON.
8. OF Moral Philosophy, GEoRaE TucKEa
ESQ.
8. OF Law, JoHN A. G. DAVIS, ESQ.
Chairman ofthe Faculty, for the ensuing ses-
Instead ofthe offices of Proctor and Assis-
tant Proctor, the Board Of Visitors have lately
established those of Proctor, and Patron of the
students; and ARruURS S. BRoc KENB ROUGE Esq.
has been appointed Patron, and JoHN A. Cam,
Esq. Proctor.
To be admitted into the University the stu
dent must be at least sixteen years OF age. Be-
fore he niartrlculatcs he must deposite with the
Patron, all the money, drafts. Sc in his posses
sion, and the amount must be at least sufficient
to pay his fees, rents, &c. and three months
board. All funds subsequently, received by the
student must also be deposited with the Patron,
who has charge of all his disbursements. A RI
gid compliance with these regulations viii be
exacted, under the penalties prescribed by the
enactments.
Students above twenty years ofage have the
privilege OF residing out of the precincts, in any
house approved by the Faculty.
The students are required TO wear, OF all coca
SONS, when out CT their dor;ni; cries. uniform
dress, OF which description is given ia the en-
actsments, and which can he procured ct q mod
crate price, at Charlottesville. as it is the de-
termination of the Nsiters, that this law shall
be strictly enforced the attention of parents and
Guardians is particularly drawn to it, in order
that their sons or wards may not be provided with
clothes which they Will not be permitted 10 wear.
Every student is free TO choose what profess
ors he VIII attend; but if under the age O! wears,
/ he must attend at least three schools, unless,
when he matriculates, his parent or guardian
shall have prescribed, in writing, the schools
which he desires him to attend, or unless the
Faculty, for good cause shown, shall allow him
to attend less than 3.
In the Medical School, the Lectures on Phy-
slology, on Medical Jurisprudence, and on Mate
ria Medca, may be attended as separate courses,
at the fee of fifteen dollars each
| in the Gchool Of Mo,al Philosophy, besides the
| Lectures on Metaphysics, Ethics ard Political
Economy. lectures ere now given on Rhetoric ant
| Bellies Lettres, including English compositions
| In the School OF Lev in addition to the usua
! professional course OF municipal Law, there will
J be taught for the future, the Law Of Nature anC
Nations Giyl co'FFeegE2llllent and Constitutions
Law
In the School Of Modern Languages, = TT'TTo-
is employed to assist in the instruction of the elias
ses, and j. tiERve, Eco, has been engaged for tbi
| duty.
The instructions are conveyed partly by Lectures
and partly by the study of approved text books
| and, in all cases, the assiduity Of the student il
| tested by rigid daily examinations Public exam
nations arc also held twice year, plan which
affords test OF the proficiency of the student
and the result is communicated to the parent o
guardian
When any student shall, on examination give sat
isfactory evidence of his proficiency III the studio
of any of the Schools cfthe University ne may on
vote of the Faculty, be declared Graduate oT thu
School; and it has been recently enacted that grad
uation in the Schools of Ancient Languages fIath
ematics Natural Philosophy Chemistry, and dc
al Philosophy, shall enttle the student to an add
Itional and higher degree, with the tile of Maste
Of Arts Of tie University Of Virginia
/ july 25, 1881. Il. NJ. PATTERSON,
CHAIRMAN or CHE T.cuLTY
05- The Richmond Enquirer 81 Con. Wing are re
quesed TO publish the above notice week Tor
weeks, and the National Intelligencer, Gee Athcnar
Natchez Statesman, New Orleans Courier, Huntsvll
Democrat, North Carolina Star, Charleston, S c. Mei
curry, National Gazette and St Louis Beacon,
ted to publish il once week for weeks, and iorwaf
their accounts TO the Proctor for payment.
M EDICAL DEPARTMENT.-The Lee
IV-h lures will commence with the Session O
the 9th of September, and be regularly contin
| on. r IL. T. II