Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-08-11
OF VIRGINIA, The next session

UNIVERSITY OF vIR0INIA.--The next session
will commence the First Of September, and end
on The 18th Of July following.
Tue expenses Of the whole session, arc as follows
Board, washing, lodging and attendance, 800
Fuel and candles, at cost, and per cent. commis-
Rent Of Dormisory sl6-for half, il occupied by
rse Of ,h ;hssr, 49,, PHI.
Fees-if one Professor be attended, $780, ir two,
each $50; II more than two, each 49, ......... 40
Money $<io
The allowance for clothes is permitted by the en-
actncnts TO exceed 800 that for pocket money $40
In addition to the above fees there in the School of
Law, an extra fee Of $40, payable by those Students
who attend the Senior Glass.
The AcuLrY is composed of the following Professors:
!. " fneiem Laaguages-Dr GEssSEs HARaros
2 Modern Laaguages-Dr. GEoRoK BLxrrkaaAsx
j. uathennaf;cs-CHARLEs BoSSYcAsrLr.
4. Natural Philosophy -
O. Chemistry and .uateria Mediea-Dr.J J. z. EMmEr.
o. 5fedicine-Dr. A Il. MAcILL.
z. Inatomy and Surgery-Dr. A. L. WARSER.
.. Moral PhuOsophy-GEoHcE TUCKER.
.. La,o--J. A. G DAVIS
The joint offices of Proctor and Patron are held bv
In each School there three regular Lectures
week besides which, there are in most of them extra
lectures, suited TO the several classes which the
school is divided. The subjects taught in each school,
are follows:
l. Ancient Languages In this School are taupbt
the Latin and Greek Languages and Literature and tie
Hebrew Language.
3. Modern Languages. The French Spanish, Italian.
Eerman and Anglo-Saxon, the Ian Iuages taught in
this school.
3. Mathematics. The subject taught in this depart.
ment are, Pure and Mixed Mathematical and Civil En-
cheering
4. Natural Philosophy. In this School sll the usual
branches OF the subject taught and llu trated with
the assistance of an extensive apparatus
D. Chemistry. In the lectures the Chemical Class
the applications OF the science noticed. An
sive laboratory is attached to the department
For the Medical Department., see teiow.l
d Moral Philosophy. In this school ure also included
courses of Bellies Letires and Political Ecor on,v
~. BeSldeS insl l.au all ,fc
there are here taught the Law of Nations tn, Science of
government and Constitutional Law.
Private arrangements made from session TO ses-
SION by the Officers and Students of the University for
the due performance of public worship the attend
ance oil Minister distinguished minister of the
Baptist Church is expected 10 oicate during the next
session.
To be admitted into this institution the student mus,
be sixteen years of age but the Faculty may dispense
with this requsition in favor of whose brother is
student
Every student is free to attend the Schools OF his
choice but 1t under twenyone, he shall at least
three professors unless he has the written authority of
his paren, or guardian the Faculty shall for good
cause shown allow him to attend less than three
Every student must OH matrculating, deposit with
the Patron all the money drafts, &c. his posse
ana the amount must be at least sufficient ay his fees
rent &C, and three months board. All unds subse-
gneny received by him. mnst be also depost,d with the
Patron, who has charge of his disbursements.
students are required to a Uniform Dress mr.
scbed by the Enactments; consisting of cloth of dark
gray mixture at price not exceeding six dollars yard
The Faculty authorised TO allow any man of good
moral Character above the age of three to at
tend the Lectures in any of the Schools of the Uniyer
siy and to reside out of the precincts exempt rc m the
regulations prescribed for the government of the Stu
dents except only those which enjon respectful and or
derby department.
Notes of the Bank of the United States and of the
ahhs chartered by the State of Virginia bank drafts
upon either OF the Banks in the city of Richmond can
alone ne be received on deposit by the Patron.
the session. ~ = w S u
ETEDICAL DEPARTMENT.-The Medical Lee
Vn lures In this institution will commence on he LIST
day OF September and terminate on the 4th of July
Matera Medica.
, Alfred T. MagiII, Nj. D., Professor OF Theory and
Practice of Medicine, Midwifery and Medical Jurs-
prudence.
augustus l.. Warner M. d., Professor of Physiology.
Anatomy and Surgery. '''
This School possesses the great advantage of having
session OF more than months which enables half
the usual number of Professors in Medical Schools 10
perform the duties of the department by which the p
gregate OF Professors fees is very much diminished
sun greater benefit resulting from the length the scs
sion, and which only be appreciated by hose
who have been Obliged elsewhere to attend six lectures
day. that the studies conducted so gradually that
the STUDENT instead of being hurried over the ground he
Is 10 travel, with rapidty inconsistent with profound
study, enabled to investigate thoroughly each subject
as II is presented to his mind
The School of Anatomy and Surgery is literally sup
pied with subjects for dissection and there is attached
to 1t a large Anatomical Museum.
A course OF Lectures in this Institution is received
as equivalent TO either the Philadelphia Bal
nore or Pennsylvania Schools; that Student who
mas attended full of lectures here is entitled TO
stand for graduation after sessions attendance in
either OF the above named Institutions
j. A. G. DAVIS,
Chairman Of the Faculty
July a. 23-w4w
R GDA REWARD-Qf out of the county of Flu
W %6V vanna)-will be given for the apprehension