Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-08-20


" will commence on the 10th OF September, and end
on the 10th July following
The expenses oil the whole session are as follows
Board, washing, lodging and attendance, $l0e
Fuel and candles, at cost and per cent commits
sion, estimated at 20
Rent Of Dormi,ory $l6-for half, if occupied by
two Students,
Use Of the Library and Public Rooms Is
Fees-if one Professor be attended, $50, Il two,
each $3O-if more than two, each $25, IS
Total exclusive Of clothes, books and pocket e.,e
The allowance clothes is not permitted by the enact
exceed 800, that for pocket money $40.
In addition the above fees, there the School Of
Law extra fee Of $2O payable by those Students who
attend the Senior Class.
The Faculty is composed Of the following professors:
| 1. Of .Ancient Languages, DR.. GEsNER HARRISON.
| 2. Modern Languages, Dr. GEORGE BLErrER-
MANN.
| 3. Mathematics, CHARLES BoNNYcAsrLE
4 Natural Philosophy Dr. r. NJ PATTERSON.
g. .Medicine-This Chair is at present vacant but ar
engagements have been made for continuing the
usual, until the vacancy is supplied (See the notice
tchich foiotcs this adrertisement.)
I. anatomy and Surgery. DIR. THOMAS JOHNSON.
s. Moral Philosophy, GEORGE TUCKER.
9. La,c, J. A. G. DAVIS.
Professor BOnnyeastle has been appointed Chairman,
for the ensuing session and the join, Offices Of Proctor
and Patron, are held by w. c. Pendeton.
In each School there three regular Lectures week,
besides which, there in most Of them lectures
suited to the several classes into which the school is
divided The subjects taught in each School are fol-
fows:
L. Ancient Longudges.-In this School taught tho
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2. Modern Languages THE French, Spanish, Ital-
ian, German, aud Ango-Saxon, the languages taught
in this school,
3. .afahenatcs-The subjects taught in this depart.
ment divided into three biancheslst, Pure Mahe.
mates, comprising Arithmetic, Algebra Synthetic aud
Analytic Geometry, Trigonometry the Dierenia and In
tegral Calculus. 2dly, course of Mixed Matthews
Ss Surveying s.sA.a..
1. Natural PhIosophy-The course of lectures in tho
School OF Natural Philosophy is divided uto parts
The first part treats Of States, Dynamcs, Hydioaics
Pneunacs, Disqualification Strength and Stress of Mate
rails, and AcoustcsThe second part comprises Heat Tin
GLIDING Meteorology and the Steam EngineD Electricity
and Galvanism' Magnetism and Electro Magnetism OPP
| tics, Astronomy.
8. Chemistry and .fate,ia .Nediea.-In the lectures
to the Chemical Class all the important applications Of the
science to the mechanic arts, agriculture and domestic
economy noticed, and when practicable illustrated by
experiment In the lectures MateraN edca the ope-
ratons of Pharmacy fully developed There attach
cd to this department an extensive laboratory.
6, 4edieine.-The course in the School Of Medicine
tries, aud Medical jIrisprudence
| Z. anatomy and Sugey-The lectures are here de-
livered from subjects, with which the School is regu
arly suppiied-An extensive Museum is attached the
department.
8. Moral Philosophy.The Junior Class of this School
studies Rhetoric Bellies Lettres, Logic and Ethics The
Senior Glass studies Mental Philosophy and Political Eco
nomy.
8. La,u.-There are here taught the Law of Nature
and Nations the Science of Gov eminent, Constitutional
| Law, the Common and Statute Law Equity, and Mari
time and Commercial Law.
by the Officers and Students Of the University for the due
performance OF public worship and the attendance OF
Minister The Reverend William Hammet, who was
engaged during the past session. will continue ofciate
until Christmas
The attention OF parents and guardians is particularly
requested 10 the following provision in the enacments:
No Student shall be admitted under sirteen years of
age, except when he has brother the Univ ersy oy or
sixteen.
Every Student must, before matrcuaton deposit with
the Patron all the money drds SC in his possession; and
the amount must be at least sufficient TO pay his ees rent,
&c, and three months board All funds uently
ceived by him also be deposited with the Patron
who has charge OF his disbursements.
Every Student shall be permitted to select his Schools
provided nevertheless that every Student under the age
Of twenty shall attend at least three Professors
less, when he matriculaes, his parent guardian shall
prescribe in writing the Schools which he is required to
attend unless the Faculty, for good n shall
allow him 10 attend less than three.
The dress of the Students shall he uniform plain
Such Uniforms, according prescribed in tho on
had moderate
SCHOOL OF MEDICINE
The Board OF Visitors their last meeting made mr.
Engagements with distinguished medical gentle to fill
The CLAIR OF Medicine until to the late Pro-
lessor shall be regularly installed The Board, with the
I'll of September next. c. BONNYCASTLE,
Chairman Of The Faculty
July 80 2I-w3w
nj OTlCE-Thc subscriber having purchased that old
and well known stand formerly called Groomses, w.
ing the Three Chop road, So miles from Richmond 80
from Charlottesville, and from thence the Blue
about Christmas last has been very much engaged in re-
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