Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-06-04
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.

TNO render education at the University Of Virginia
available to meritorious young men OF limited
means, the visters have provided that one student
from each Senatorial District Of the State shall be adj
mted without payment Of Professors fees or Univer-
sity charges, fines and penalties excepted.
Students admitted into The University on this oun-
daton have the privilege Of remaining two years. and
In cases of great proficiency this may be prolonged
by the Board of Vstrrs They are, however, subject
to expulsion, dsmssion or exclusion as well as TO the
minor punishments standing In these and In all other
respects except EXPENSE on the same LOOKING as ohef
students.
With view still further TO reduce the expenses Of
such Students the vlsers have made provision, al the
expense OF the University, that the sum paid by them
for board shall exceed sixty dollars for the session
of nine months.
The whole expense, independently OF clothes and
pocket money, is estimated as follows:
Board and lodging SoO
Fuel and lights-estmated at IS
Text books in three academic schoOls-ayernge %
slOo
The cost Of books in the Medical Department. IS
about thirty five dollars. and in the law schools about
hfty-fvc dollars. These hooks may he procured nj
bunkst near the University
Vacancies exist in the follow ing districts and VIII he
filled 1T theat annual meeting Of the Board Of Vsl-
tiers on the 45lh June, ls47:
Second Mononealin, Preston, Randolph,
Barbour, Marion and Taylor lin part.)
Fourth Disirict-Kanawha Mason, Jackson, Cabeli,
Wayne, Logan, Nicholas and Fayette.
Eighth Disirict-Berkeley, Morgan and Hampshire.
Eleventh Observation-Disclosures aud Pendlrton.
Thirteenth charlottesville, Brunswick ana
Dinwiddie.
Applications of candidates should be accompanied by
proper testimonials, and should reach the University
being addressed to the Chairman Of the Faculty by The
25th June
Persons interested should observe the following par
liculars
l. The applicant is requested TO state his age, which
be sixteen years, and to designate the
raj Schools of the University he may wish 10 enter oh
serving that the enacmenls require him, II under the
are Of wenyone years Ia attend at least three of the
Schools enumerated in the following list, unless, for
good cause, the Faculty permit him To attend less num-
her: |. Ancient Languages; Modern Languages; 3.
Mathematics; 4. Natural Philosophy; 5. Chemistry and
Matera Medica; Practice of Medicine and Ohs,et-
RIGS; Z. Anatomy, Physiology and Surgery; 8. Moral
Philosophy; 9. Law.
.. In order TO be admitted, the applicant must ex
hib satisfactory testimonials LIST, of irreproachabe
moral characters 3D. Of capacity partial cul
tivaton by original veor Of mind profit by tho in
sruction given the University 3d. if lie desires 10
enter the School of Mathematics, Of Natural Pho-
sophy, that he possesses familiar acquaintance with
ali the branches of numerical arithmetic, or II he de-
ses 10 enter the School of Ancient Languages that he
is qualified the study of the higher Latin
iraat nufhoys, and ith that nsi,ho, IL. Ia" 2"
rents are situation incur The expense Of the ed'l
cation without aid.
BY Order OF the Vsiteis.
J. l.. CABELL,
June l-c2aw4w Chairman Of the Faculty