Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-07-18
University of Yirsini.

University Of Virginia.
THE Sessions Of this Insli,u,un =.
L commence on The first day Of Oc,o o"I.i
terminate on the 29lh June FOLLOWING e' a
The Schools OF The University w,,h :,
spec,ive Professors, are. W." 'Hs. Z
!. Ancient Languages, Professor Harris.
2. Modern Lang Wages. Snba, .soH
3. Mathematics, C C.neie
4. Natural Philosophy vSvvur y
5. Civil Epgineering-the subjects 81 D. ,.t aog'
divided between The Professors Of Ns ""'ea !:
and Natural Philosophy. '"'Hai'.
6. Chemistry, Professor RED.
:. Medicine How, wye
s. Anatomy & Surgery, CabeIl
O. Moral Philosophy,
10. Law,
In both Schools Of Languages are also, :.
Ancient and Modern History, ard the LIZ.
Of the respective languages.
In the School OF Mathematics is Include. :
ed Mathematics y
In that Of Natural Philosophy, Mine.slce, !,
Geology. y
In tina, of Mora Philosophy, Bellies Le,,rs. !
gic and Political Economy. :
In that of Law, besides Municipal Law !,
lis branches, The Law of Nature and y.,..
the science OF Government and Cons,ir.,,.
Law.
To be admitted into this Institution. he -.
cant must be sixteen years Of age: bu, lie f.,
~ may dispense with this requisilion in .ayc.
one whose brother is student.
Every student is free 10 attend the scEoc,,
his choice; but if he be under INVENTION. =.
Of age, he shall attend at least three, unle,, ;,
thoriSed by his parent or guardian in wriliy,
BY the Faculty, for good cause, 10 attend !,
number.
A | students under twenly-one years Q! age J,
required 10 board within the precincts, ami i +.
post their funds with The Patron.
The enactmenis formerly Requiring slu1ss,
wear prescribed uniform, and 10 pay > per .,
commission on their deposits, have been eIe, .
Religious services are regularly ptltoIme.
the University BY a Chaplain, who is appoa.
in turn from the four principal denominaiic:.
the Stale; and BY a resolution OF the Faculy /,
nisters OF the Gospel may attend any Of tie sou
without the paymcn. OF fees 10 the PTotessc,
The same privilege is extended 10 young r
who are preparing Tor the ministry, upon I.
presenting 10 the Faculty satisfactory eyicerc:
decided merit
The expenses Of the season ofnine monks
as follows:
Board, lodging and attendance, :.
Rent OF Dormiiory SIC; for hall, II occupied
BY two,
Use OF Public Rooms,
Fuel and candles estimated al
Fees, il only one Professor be attended $50
il two, TO each Professor 80; if more than
Two, 10 each IS; say,
Total, exclusive Of clothes, books and pocscl
money, S..
In The School of Lsw, there is an erl.,
Of 800 payable BY students attending Ii. s:l
class.
The allowance for clothes is limited Il 81
and OF pocket money TO S45.
The usual average amount expended by ID
dent students Is found, from the Patrons 81 !,
to range arout $3.50; which sum is believed /.
amply sufficient for every useful purpose
WILLIS II. WOODLEl.
Proctor and Patron, University Q. Y.
EXTRACT from tie Report 81 the COMMITTEE n A
nance 10 The Bo7rG Of Tisite1s, Jui, 1916
"The committee, on he general subject q
hHuh'Ss VI luC ci..'SiSi1i nav Hoh shANs
under their confederation the enquiry, WIZ, 4
any, and whct, retrenchments could he ms;e
the expenses OF students And rs prclimilaN'
;hia, they have ob,a med from The Proctor ar I
iron 4 statement iiom his books, showing he II
al rrp.nd;iuys OF each oi the resident graty.
of the presen, session. From this numt-r 4
have selected six, comprising one OF Tue lie
nd one OF the lowest grade III expenditure, 4
four n!hers exhibiting fair general average /
bavc caused The subject Of expenditure o
shown in detail.
THE expenses OF the residue Of The grst..l
of the present session. are shown ~ an aver;
designating them by their respective schools
"'rhe s,atement referred 10 is exhibited VIII
report.
"The aggregate Of expense 10 each sud-
thus practically stated, the committee came
lieve will be deemed exrravasanl; nor 10 4
see where any rational reduction can be me-.
Still, from desire 10 prune down The eSpers,
the lowest scale consistent with the welfare q
institution; and believing that i, may he iQl,l
far as now indicated, they recommend lhs'
price of board be reduced 10 one hundred q 4
for the session, and that the commissions % \
posiies Of the students be limited 10 SUNS DEP /
ed for payment of board and Professors fees 4
that said commissions be no longer charge
the students, but deducted from the suns 50 a
sited."