Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-08-04

HNlyERsITY OF vIRGlNIA.--The nos, sessioo
~ will commence the First of September and end
on the 4th Of July following.
The expenses Of the whole session, are as follows.
poa,o, wasnng, lodging and attendance 5000. 500
Fuel and candles, at cost and 8 per cent commits
Rent q Dos%o.y si6.-isi hais II oseapcd :,
Use of the Library and Public Rooms. ....... ls
fees,if one Professor be attended. $50; II two.
each $50; II more than two, each S25 ... N
Total, exclusive of clothes books, and pocket} s,,,
The allowance for clothes is not permitted by the on.
actmcnts to exceed $lO0, for pocket money sao
In addition to the shove fees there in the Schpol of
Law, an extra fee OF $40, payable by those Students
who attend the Senior Class
me rAsuLri Is composed of the following Professors:
Il. ~ .fncttm LdRgtages--Dr Ggssxrn H. Rp,soS
= Modern Lang1ages--Dr. GroRcR BrxrrrmmAsx
g. I n...'', &c -CuARlrs BoSs,cAsrLk.
q naturM Phdosophy- -- @
8. Chemistry and 5iaie,ia afedieo -Dr. J p. Eun,YS
D. uedieiae--Dr A. II. MAcnL.
q -anoto'ay aad sargery-Dr. A. l.. wARSrn
o. Moral Phifosophy-GronoE TucKER.
p La,c--J a. DAVIS
The ioint Offices of Proctor and Patron, are held by
W. q. PEsDLEroN. -
In each School there are three regular Jec,,,c. ,
week; besides which, there most Of them cxtra
lectures, suited TO the several classes into which The
..oo 70 diviaed. The subjects taught in each school,
L. Ancient Languages. In this School arc taught
h-a, ana creek Languages, and Literature and the
= Modern Languages The French Spanish, Italian,
German and Angio-Saxon the Languages taught u
this school, ~
3. Mathematics. The subject taught in this devar,.
nent are Pure and Mixed Mathematics, and Civil En-
A. Natural Philosophy In this School all the ,s,,,
branches OF the subject taught, illustrated with
the assistance of an extensive apparatus.
D. Chemistry. la the lectures TO the Chemical Glass
the applications OF the science noticed An exteu
sive laboratory is attached to the department
lfor The Medical Department, see belowl
D. Moral Philosophy In this school are also included
courses OF Bellies Letircs and Political Economy
4, u Law, Besides Municipal Law in all its branches
there are here taught the Law of Nations the Science of
government, and Constitutional Law.
lrivatc arrangements made from session TO scs-
sion by the Officers and Students the Univcrsty for
the due performance of public worship aud the attend
ance of Minister. A disting uishcd minister of tho
Baptist Church is expected to oiicate during the next
To be admitted into this institution the student n,ust
DC sixteen years OF age; but the Faculty may dispense
student. ' 80
Every student a free to attend the Schools of his
unoce, put under twenty-one, he shall attend at least
three professors unless Inc has the written authority OF
ms parent guardian, the Faculty shall r good
cause shown allow him to attend less than three
livery studentb must, on matriculating deposit with
me raion all the money, drafts, &C. his
and the amount be sufficient TO paw his fees
rent, &c. and three months board All finds snhs'
9uenty received by him, be also deposited with the
raron, who has charge of his disbursements
o.uqehts are required to wear Uniform Dress pre-
scripcd by The Enactnens; consisting cloth of arL
gray mixture, at price exceeding six doa, ward
Inc Faculty are authorised TO allow any man ofro
SnaidctcT, auoVc the OF mt
tend the Lectures in any of The Schools of The niver
sity and to reside out of the precincts excp from t.
regulations prescribed for the government of tho Stu
oents except only those which enoin respectful and or
DERBY department ~ ~
Notes of the Bank of the United States, and of the
banks chartered by the State of Virginia or bank drafts
upon either OF the Banks in the city of Richmond eau
alone be received 2plde deposit by the Patron
m char OF Natural Philosophy, resignatos Of
H., ~ iaon viii be certainly Gilcdby the
ME EDIcAL DEPARTMENT.--Th Medical Lee
1VA lures IN this Institution will commence on the lst
day OF September, and terminate on the 9TH of July
John y. Emmett, Nj. d., Professor of Chemistry and
Matcra Medica -
Alfred Il. Magill, NJ. D., Professor of Theory and
prudence ~
Augustus L: Warner, NJ D., Professor of Physiology
Anatomy and Surgery 81
inns School possesses the great advantage of having
the usual number of Professors in Medical Scbools 20
perform me duties of the department which the
grcgate OF Professors fees is much diminished
SUI. greater benefit resulting from the length of the ses
who have been obliged elsewhere TO attend six lectures
oay 49, that the studies conducted so gradually Tint
the student, instead of being hurried oyer the ground m
Is 10 travel, with rapdity inconsistent with profound
study rs enabled to investigate thoroughly each subject
as II ~ presented to his mind.
The School of Anatomy and Surgery ia l;beralIv s,n
ped with subjects for dssection and there il attached
to 1t n large Anatomical Museum
course OF Lectures in this Institution is received
as equivalent TO course in either the PHILADELPHIA Bal
mas attended full of lectures here is entitled 10
STAND Tor graduation after sessions attendance in
etier oil the above named institutions
J. a. G.. DAVIS
,.,,o, Chairmanef Tho Faculty.
Jury ~f' 23--w4w
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