Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-08-10

UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.-The next Session
" will begin ON the 10th September, and end the
Goth July following
The expenses OF the whole Annual Session are as follows
Board, washing. lodging aud attendance, 500
Fuel aud candles, at cost and per cent commission,
Rent OF Dormory $l6-6r half, if occupied by
two students, s
Use of the library and public rooms Is
Fecs-ii one Professor be offended, ss5O-if two,
each S3O-it than two, each S25, rs
Total exclusive OF Clothes books and money, S2IS
The Faculty is composed of the following Professors;
l. Of .fncient Languages, DIR. Gesner Harrison.
?. Modern Languages, DR.. Geo Bettermann--Tu-
tor, Mr.. Herve
3. Mathematics, Charles Benny CASTLE Esq
L. Natural Philosophy, Dr. X. Nj. Patterson.
D. Chemistry and .Nateria .uediea, DIR. John p. En-
g. Medicine, DIR. Robloy Dunslison
.a an2 iy, ana Surgery DR.: Thomas johnson.
g. La,c, John A. G. Davis, Esq.
There also separate teachers Of Eiocution Music
and Fencing who are permitted by the Faculty TO give
instructions in these ornamental branches of Education
The Offices of Proctor and Patron Of the Students
arc now united and have been conferred on VIM. G.
Pendleton, Esq.
Professor Tucker has been appointed Chairman of The
Faculty for the ensuing session.
The attention of Parents and Guardians is partic uarly
requested 10 the following provisions in the Enacments
No Student can be admitted under sirteen years Of
age, except where he has brother in the University
over sixteen.
Every Student, must before matriculation deposit
with the Patron all the money drafts, &C. in his posses
sion; and the be least sufficient pay his
fees, rents, SC. and three months board. All funds sub
sequeuy received by him must also be deposited with
The Patron who has charge Of his disbursements.
HE'S required TO all occasions when out OF his
dormtory, Uniform dress, particularly described in the
enacunents which is at once cheap and becoming, and
which may be procured moderate terms in Cha
vile.
The student may select the Professors he means TO
atend buff he is under twenty one he attend
least three of the nine schools unless when he marcu-
ates his guardian prescribe in writing the schools he is
to attend unless the Faculty. for good cause shewn
allow him TO attend less number.
On proving his proficiency the Student may obtain a
diploma in of the several schools. The graz
duate in the school OF Ancient languages, Mathematics
Natural Philosophy, Chemistry and Moral Philosophy is
entitled to the degree of Master Of .4rts.
GEORGE TUCKER,
Chairman Of the Faculty.
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT.
The Lectures will commence with the session OH the
ioh September, and be regularly continued till the goth Ju
y ollowiDg-a course than twice long at any
Medical College in the Union.
The arrangement of subectss as follows:
Physiology, Pathology, and Medical Jurisprudence
RoDLEY DUNGLIsoN, NJ ID.
Chemistry ldterid .lfediea and Pharmacy, JOHN p.
EMMETT, Nj. ID.
-4,,atomy and Surgery, with Disseetions, THOMAS
Dr. Dungson will also deliver course of Lectures on
the Philosophy Of Natural History
The Anatomical Museum is already in condition TO
elucidae the Lectures Anatomy and Physiology and
daily receiving additons.The surgical apparatus is be-
eved to be equal to any in the Union. ali the other IA
ctcs for the study OF Anatomy also possessed here
amply as in any other Medical College.
course OF Lectures in the Medical Department here
here is considered in the University Pennsy vana as
equivalent TO course in that institution
August 3. 25-3t
Times WINCHESTER Republican,, Wheeling Gazette n. e Star
satesman Huntsville De Nashville Wing KnosyIc Ros aSd
week for three weeks and forward their
payment