Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-08-26

Fuel candles at cost aud pes cent, commission.
estimated at On
Rent OF Dormory $l6--for half, II occupied bv
two Students, q
Use Of Library and Public Rooms, Is
Fees--it one Professor be attended. $50, IL two.
each 90; IL more than two, each $25, 10
rV naos exclusive of el0he books and poekei s2s
The allowance for clothes is no, permitted BY The en-
aciments TO exceed $780, that Tor pocket money $40
In addition to the above lees there is in the Sebo, Of
Law, extra fee of $50, payable by those S,ulen,s
who attend the senior class.
The faculty is composed Of The following Professors:
" .anfenf Ldnguages--Dr. Gesuer Harrison.
2 Modern Longudges-Dr. George Better,nann
athematies-Charles Bonnyca.ie.
Natural Phifosophy-Dr. II. NJ. Patterson
8 Chemistry 8 Materia .Nediea--Dr j. p. Emmett.
Med'cine--Dr. A. T. MsgiII.
q 'anafomy Surgery--Ds. A. l.. Warner
.. Mordt Phuosophy--George Tucker.
9 La,o-J. A. G. Davis
Professor Bonnyeas,e ha, been appointed chairmon.
and Patron, are held by W. G. Pendle,on.
In each School there three regular Lectures
week' oesues which, there are in most OF them
lectures suited 10 the several classes which the school
Is divided The subjects aughln each school are as fol-
lows:
Latin and Greek languages and leraure aud The Hebrew
language.
= 3 Modern Languages. The French, Spanish, Italian.
herman, aud Ango-Saxon, the Languages taught in
this school.
3. Mathematics The subjects taught in this depart
meni are, Pure aud Mixed Mathematics and Civil Eng
neeting. -
A. Natural Philosophy In this School all the usus,
branches oil the subject taught aud illustrated with
the assistance OF an extensive apparatus.
D. Chemistry. In the lectures the Chemical clsss
The applications OF the science noticed. An extensive
laboratory is attached 10 the department.
For the Medical Department, see below.1
.. Moral Philosophy In this school are also included
courses oil Bellies Leitrcs and Political Economy
9. Law. Besides Municipal Law, in all its branches
there are here also taught the Nations the Science
OF Government, and Constitutional Law.
Private arrangements made from session 10 session
by the officers and Students OF the University for The due
performance OF public worship end the attendance OF
Minister. The Rev. N. ii. Cobbs of the EpiscopaI
Church has been engaged and will oiciae during the
next session.
The attention OF parents and guardians is paricoarlv
requested 10 the following provision in the
NO student shall be admitted under sixteen years of
dge except when he has brother in the University over
Every Student must before matricnaon ieposit with
the Patron all the money drots &C. in his possession;
aud The amount must be at least sufficient pay his fees
rent &c and three months board All funds subse
W received by him also be deposited with the Pa
iron, who has charge OF his disbursements
Notes OF the Bank OF the United States and of tho
Banks chartered by the State Virginia or Bank drafts
upon either OF the Banks in the City Richmond can
alone be received on depose by the Patron OF the
dents
Every Student, shall be permitted 10 select his Schools
provd d. nevertheless that every Student under the age
unless when no a,riculaes his parent guardian shall
prescribe In writing the Schools which he is required TO
attend unless the Faculty good cause shall
ALLOW him 10 attend less than three
The dress OF the Students shall be uniform and plain
lSuch Uniforms, made according TO model prescribed
IN lie enaclments, may be had moderate terms in
Charlottesville.
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT
The Medical Lectures in this Institutions will COM
OF the LIST OF july
John P. Emmett NJ d. Professor of Chemistry and
Maieria hledica.
Alfred T. Magl, Md, Professor ofTheory and prac-
iiee # Medicine Midwifery, Medical Jurisprudence
Augustus L. Warner NJ. d., Professor OF Physiology,
Anatomy and Surgery.
Fee TO each Professor $25 For hoard, including fuel
candles, &c $3.50 For The OF Public Rooms SIS.
lhs School possesses the great advantage of having
session oil more than ten MONTHS which enables half tho
usual number of Professors Medical Schools to per-
form the duties OF the department, by which the aggre-
gaze OF Professors ices Is very much dimni-hed. still
greater beneh results from the length oil the session. and
IL Is one TOO which only be appre by those no
have been obliged elsewhere, attend lectures day.
u.s. mat The studies are conducted gradually, that the
Student instead oil being hurried ground he to
"ave WIN raPidy inconsistent with profound study, is
enaoied to investigate thoroughly each subject pre-
scented TO his mind
The School OF Anatomy and Surgery is literally sup
Piled with subjects for dissecion there is attached to
II a large Anatomical Museum
course OF Lectures in this institution is received as
equivalent to course in either the Philadelphia, Baltimore
OF Pennsylvania Schools that Student who has at
tended full course Of lectures here entitled TO stand
Tor graduation after one sessions attendance either of
The above named Institutions.
The Professors in the Academic and Professional
choo'' are required each 10 lecture three times week.
masng an aggregate OF only nine lectures which Stu
uehI OF even modera g Industry easily MASTER
o. BONNYCASrLE, Chairman of The FacuIfq
August 8. 27-w4w
I'm ERY-VIRGINIA-Al Rules taken in
~ the Clerks office Of Prince Edward County Court,
the 7th day Of July, 1884:
James Foster, Plaintiff
against
:, Charles Woo lsOn and Samuel venabe, ExOrs of James
Ewing, Decd aud Edward Booker, Defendants
~ UPON AN INJUNCTION.
Inc defendant, Venable not having entered his appear
anee and given security according act OF the Gene
raj Assembly and the rules Of this Court and IL anpearin
mat he Is not an inhAbant OF this State On the motion
o. he p,alnuD, by lis Attorney, il is entered at Rules
soresai and accordingly Ordered, that the said defend.
ah' 'enaoie, DO appear here the first day October
Court next, and answer the plaintiffs amended bill; and
'hat copy OF this order be forthwith inserted in some
one OF me pubic newspapers printed in the city of Rich
non Tor Two months excessively aud also posted AT the
'front.' door oil the courthouse Of this county.
copy Ieste, ID. J. WORSHAM, c. c.
suly 10. 20-wSw
IN observation-disclosures a court held for
N Buckingham county the ninth day OF June 1884:
George TAPseott, assignee OF Hull c. Hill, plaintiff
against
John MOseley and Frances his wife Defendants
The defendant, John Mosecy not having entered his an
pearance and gwen security according the OF As
sem6ly and the rules of this Court and il appearing NV
satisfactory evidence, that he not an inha6an of ts
country: is ordered that the said absent defendant DO
appear here on the FIRST day OF the next September Court
and answer the bill Of the pntiG; and that copy offfs
order be forthwith inserted In some newspaper published
10 The city OF Richmond, for months and
posted at the front doer OF the Court of this county
A Copy.-Testc. II FIDRfDCF - ~ :.