Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-08-29

u will commence on the 10Th of September. and end
on the 4h oil July following.
The expenses OF the whole session, are as follows
Board, washing, lodging and attendance, 500
Fuel aud csnd'es,at cost aud per cent commissions
estimated at 90
Rent OF Dor"ory $I6-Or half, If occupied by
two Students,
Use OF Library and Public Rooms Is
Fees-if one Professor be attended. $50 If two
each 30; II more than two, each 1926, 75
Total exclusive of clothes, bOOks, and pOcketl e,,a
money, Szio
The allowance for clothes is permitted by The en-
acments exceed 500, that Tor pocket money $40
In addition TO the above fees, is in the School of
Law, an extra fee of $50. payable by those Students
who attend the senior class
The faculty is composed of The following Professors:
l. ~ .dnfient Ldngu0ges-Dr. Gesner Harrison.
2 Modern LanguGges--D DR.. George Bleuermsnn.
3. Observation-Disclosures BonnycasiIe
A. Natural Phiiosophy-Dr. X. NJ. Patterson.
Chemistry & Moterfa .Meded-Dr. J. P. Emmett
6. .hed'cne--Dr A. T. Msg.
4. Aadtomy g Surgery--Dr. A. L. Warner.
9. Moral Phitosophy-George Tucker.
o. LdD-J A. G. Davis.
Professor Bonnycastle has been appointed Chairman
Tor the ensuing session: and the joint Offices oil Proctor
and Patron a,e held by w. G. Pendle,on
In each School there three regular Lectures
week; besides which, there in most OF them extra
lectures, suited TO the several classes into which the school
Is divided The subjects taught in each school, are as fol-
1. Anient Languages In this School are taught the
Lain and Greek languages and literature. Hebrew
language
2. Modern Languages The French, Spanish Italian.
Ge'man' and ADgIo-Saxon The languages taught ia
this school
3. Maizena, les. The subjects taught in This deport
ment are, Pure and Mixed Meihemaics aud Civil Engi.
neeTing .
A. Natural Philosophy. In this Schoo. all the usual
branches OF the subject arghi, and illustrated with
The assistance OF an extensive apparatus.
D. Chemistry, In tue lectures TO the Chemical class
the applications OF The science noticed An extensive
laboratory is attached 10 the department.
For the Medical Department. below
9. Moral Philosophy In this school are also included
courses Of Bellies Leures and Political Economy
o. Law Besides Municipal Law, in all its branches
there are hero also taught the law OF Nations the SCIENCE
oil Government, and CONSTITUTIONS Law.
rv"'e arrangements are made from session session.
oy We ocefs anu Students OF the University, for The
performance oil public worship, and the attendance OF
Minister. The Rev. N. H.. Cobbs of the Episcopal
Church hsbeen engaged and will oIicate during the
The attention OF parents and guardians is particularly
requested to the following provision in the enac,nents:
No student shall be admitted under sirfsen neors f
age except when he has brother in the University over
sixteen. "
Every Student must, before mstrcualon deposit with
the Patron all the money. drafts &C. in his possessions;
and The amount must be at least sufficient to pay lis fees
rent, &c and three months board All funds SUBSEQUENT
~ received by him must also be deposited with t,e Pa
iron, who has charge of his disbursements
Notes OF the Bank Of the United States and of the
RANKS Chartered by The State OF Virginia, Bank drafts
alone be received on deposie by the Patron the Stu
dents
Every Student shall be permitted 10 select his Schools
provd d, nevertheless that every Student under lie age
Of twenty one, shall attend at least three Professors
unless when no marculaes, his parent guardian shall
attend OF unless the Faculty for good cause shewD shall
alloN him 10 attend less than three.
he dress OF the Students shall be uniform and plain
iouch Uniforms, made according model prescribed
IN The enactmeOts may be had on moderate terms in
ChafiOttesyille.l
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT.
The Medical Lectures in this Institutions will COM
mence on The 10Th day Of September and will ermna
Of the lst Of July.
John p. Emr1ei, NJ. d Professor Of Chemistry and
Nj dferia h1edica
Alfred 7. Magii, M D., Professor of Theory and prsc.
ce 4 Medicine, Midwifery. and Medical Jurisprudence
Augustus L. Warner, NJ d., Professor Of Physiology.
Anatomy and Surgery.
Fee each Professor S25 For board Including fne1
candles, &c $50. For tie use OF Public Rooms S15
This School possesses the ges advantage Of having
session Of Than nontbs which enables half The
usual number Of Professors IN Medical Schools 10 per
lorIn tho duties Of the department. by which the ssefe-
gate OF Professors Ices Is very much dimin.hed sill
greater benefit results from The length OF lie session.
u one too which only be appreciated by those who
nave been Obliged elsewhere, 10 attend six lectures day.
IS, That The studies conducted gradually, that the
STUDENT instead Of being hurried the ground he il TO
travel, with opdily Inconsistent with profound study l.
enabled TO Investigate thoroughly each subject, pre-
sented 10 his mind.
The School Of Anatomy and Surgery il literally sur.
piled with subjects for dissection there Is attached to
large Anatomical Museum.
Of Lectures in this Institution IL received az
equivalent TO course in either the Phiadepbi Baltimore
1ransyisania Schools; 90 that Student who has A.
tended foil course Of lectures here entitled stand
for graduation after sessions attendance, in either Of
the above named Institutions.
The Professors in the Academic and Professional
schools, required each 10 lecture thee times week
making an aggregate Of only nine lectures which Stu
deut Of even modera. industry can easily master
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