Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-08-06

University Of Virginia.

l. mence on The LIST day Of September, and end
on the 4th Of July ensuing.
The following is list OF the Schools Of the mi
sersiiy, with the of the several Professors,
Wv:
/. Ancient Languages. GrssNnR HARM
son.
=. Modern Langaages.--Dr. GEORGE BLAEr.
TERMAN.
3. Mahcmatics.-CmAs. BoNNYcAsrLr
4. Natural h'toSophy.-WLLiAM Il. RoGERs
5. Chemistry and Mate,ia .He1iica.-Dr. JONI
p. EMMETT.
G. Nedicine.-Dr. RoBERT l.. GnFrlrn.
T. Anatomy and Smgey.-Dr JAMES l.. CA
8. Moral PhHosophy.-GEoRoE TUCKER.
Q. Law.-JoHN A. q. DAVIS.
t,UH Engineering .-The subjects taught in this
school, including Mlneralogy and Geology, arc di-
yided among the Professors of Matbematic, and
Natural Philosophy and Teacher Of Driving
In the Department Of Mathematics is included
Mixed Mathematics; in that Of Moral Philosophy,
Bellies Letters, Logic, &c. and Political Economy !;
IN that OF Engineering. Mneralogy and Geology
ana ~ that OF Law. besides Municipal Law in all lis
branches, the Law of Nature and Nations the
Science OF Government. aud Constitutional Law
The Medical Department embraces the Theory
and Practice Of Medicine, Obstetrics, and Medical
jurisprudence; TO that Of Anatomy and Surgery
PHYSIOLOGY IS attached. On these subjects as on
Matora MedIca and Chemistry, full courses of lee
lures are delivered. From The length ofthe session.
allowing the student sufficient time between the lee
les iof preparation, and enabling the Professor to
hold careful examinations the subject previously
discussed, the student has il IN his power at com
pafavey small expense, To obtain thorough instruc-
ton IN all The branches of Medical Science The
School OF Anatomy aud Surgery is adequately sun
Piled with subjects for dissection, and has attached
to 1t large Anatomical and Pathologica Museum,
which has been lately enriched by the addition of
important aud rare specimens, selected in Paris by
one OF the Professors. To afford the student the
lflpu nIf 'l,,,,,.. al -.
have provided for the establishment of an Inliimary
within the precincts.
10 be admitted INTO this Institution the applicant
must be sixteen years Of age but the Faculty may
dispense with this rcqnison in iasor of one whose
brother is student.
Every student is free TO attend the schools or his
choice; but II under twenty one, he shall attend at
least three, unless he has the written authority Of his
parent or guardian, the Faculty shall for good
cause shown, allow him to attend a less number
lie must, on naticuation, deposite with the Patron
all the money, drafts, &c. in his possession and the
amount must be at least sufficient to pay his fees
dofnitoiy rent, Nc, and three months board. All
funds subsequently received by HIM must be also
deposited with the Patton, who has charge of his dis
bursemeuls
Every effort will be made on the part Of the au-
thorles of the University, to secure the enforcement
OF the Act OF the Legislature which prohibits nnde,
severe penalties, merchants aud others from giving
crcdltto students.
1t Is required Of students to wear on specified
times aud occasous uniform dress, prescribed b,
the enacments, aud consisting Of cloth ola dark gre,
color 1t price not exceeding SIX dollars yard and
they are prohibited from purchasing, while they re-
man students, any other than uniform clothes
ordinarily and about the Uuversity they are allowed
to wear my articles of clothing winch they ma,
have brought with them.
Inc aculty may allow any man of good mora
character, above the age of twenty-three To ATTEND
the lectures IN any of the schools of the University
andto reside out OF the precincts, exc apt from The
regulations presclbed for the government Of students
except only for those which enjoin respectful and or
derby department.
+ BY resolution of the Faculty, Ministers of the
Gospel and students OF Theology may attend, with.
out lee, any schools of the University which the,
may desire.
The expenses ofthe whole session are as follows
board, Washing lodging and attendance 1926
Fuel and candles AT cost, and per cent
commission to the Patron, estimated at &c
Kent OF dormtory SIG; for half, when &C.
cupied by two students,
/ Use of lbraryand public rooms, Il
Fecs-l one Professor only be attended, $50;
II two, each $50; If more than two, each
S25, 7,
Total, exclusive of clothes, books and pocket -
money, S24;
In addition to the above fees, there is in tn,
school OF Law an extra fee Of $40 PAYABLE by thos,
students who attend the senior class.
The allowance for clothes is limited by the enact
ments to 500; and for pocket money, to $40.
helSlous services are performed at the Universe
ly every Sunday by the Chaplain. who is appointed
IN turn from the four principal denominations of the
State GESSNER HARRISON.
Chairman q the Faculty.
Juy 10 w4w
To Messrs. Lewis Franklin, in lis own right, and