Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-04-27
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.

APPOINTMENT OF STATE STUDENTS.
TIME Faculty will proceed hc OF Iuiy next,
a make appointments IL state students - hll vGCan
'ir- Which will the close oil III" s.--iOm, tue
following Senatorial i!ct- composed "- bcor" the ndop
ton 81 the present Constitution;
IT, MumCng"lin. Preston, Marion &c.
Ill. Wood, l;tcho Levi, SO.
~. kHTawhn rU;..II, Ma-On sc.
Y Monroe Gr' .'uhii.r, tI!Hf &c.
VI. Wyr4r In2cwcll, Smyih &c.
vi. Scott, Washington Rrs-" End Lee
VIII Morgan, lIcrck"y and Hampshire.
~. Rockingham HDd Prndl"tOn
Nv. FauqGrr and Prince WIllnm
XVI Wc-tnlorcHni, St"itord kin2 George. SC.
HXl Miiilcsnx. King and Queen, Ming William Sr
XXlv. Bedford and Franklin.
ky. Burknahnm Cmnpbril, Cumberland. SC
HNV!!i. FRINGE edward, Charlotte, Luncnbur., Sc.
xxx. GrccnsviIr, Brunswick and Dnvviddla.
Applications acrunpam" by proper testimonials -houl
BE- addressed 10 The Chairman OF the Faculty cruIn
containing fuller information will h" forwarded 10 any
requesting il. :. MAIFIN,
April I:-cwSw Chairman at the Faculty.
virginia MILITARY INSTITUTE
yANlk Board at NslOr "I the Virginia Military Institute
willmcl al the ln-ttur, on ilc 2jrh June next &c
make appointments o; Cadet. Applications should h'
nddTcscd 10 the Superintendent prior 10 the lei OF July
Vacancies will "Nst tor STATE Cadets from the follow
ims >"nhorinI districts nmd"rth" Ola Constitution:
II Bedford SC XVIII rW.y vHiia, &c
ILL., Spots ylvauia SC. MI Rockingham, 81.
". hinc.I,tri" ~. NIL h'tKc'ey &c
VI. AmgrI-'", 81. MIL Harrison, &c.
XII. AcCnInc, ~. *h|l. RIunswlck, &c
Nil. CGippcr, ~. NM Ohio, 50.
XVII. Prince Edward. Sc
Applications Ion PAY Cadet appointments may b" mad
from amy district u. the State. Applications for boil
classes OF CNri= must BE- accomplished by written "s,imo
n:as Of lair moral character acs admission brtwcc
Ii and - years All necessary information will br prmpt
| ~ afforded by addressing the undersigned
| FRANCIS II. SMITH Superintendent.
| hpri! @--co"inAprI!. Maya June. wing copy
ST. JOHNS COLLEGE ANNAPOLIS. MD.
HNliE Visitors and Governors OF this ancient seat D
Il lcnGn.Ia. among whotn oiici0 arc include,
In" 'ioy"rn"r lnd="- o! ;L" c"uri Of Appeal" and o''
rc.orsn"@n'i"n Their object i, to mnks II worthy OF it
patriotic founders. md .! rho distinguished The,
| gave, II, ''Th" University oi Maryland
ln"n"c tits fcorsaI; cation III thc College, the NiritO
and Governors lave decided To- NEE. the second Mon
day Of June next in their hail. pppoin the six ollow.
| Professors. viz.
/ 4 Prof, .sor Of Moral Philosophy NM, IIi,tory
=. Professor I'll Natural Philosophy and Chrns'ry
3. \ Professor "i Mathematics.
l. Professor Of Ancient Languages.
:" Professor oil Modern Languages.
Il. Professor Of tho Preparatory Department.
From these Professors Principal and Vice Prncipawi
BE- appointed
shall be divided, scniHnnunlly among the Faculty Ms io
low, VIZ:
The Principal to receive $500 per nnnum.
The Vice Principal $1,000 Z"
The other three Professors Of the college Department.
cnch 500 per auninl.
The Professor OF the Preparatory Department. $500 per
Hnnuu.
and in addition to these salaries from the permanent
venue OF the College all the Professors will have divided
among them equally the receipts Tor tulon money after
drdurtng ihcreirom sufficient sum inr ineident" md
other EXPENSES What addition th- will he Ia the income
OF the Faculty, depend upon their own efforts, and
the success attending tis reorganization o the Col
egc.
Some of The grounds upon which the Visi,ors and Go
rely lor IN what they here propose" will BE-
briefly stated
Tho known ralliu location OF This College is Clearly
manifested by the selection Of AnnapO, the site Tor the
Eava Academy OF The United states IN consequence 1t IL
brryL of I'm actual comparison OF the health OF the sol
dicrs here stationed ncnry hall century, with those
AZ the ohcr military stations ny the fact TINT the sinc
bIcr rvr y. ere; and by the recent establishment
here In the venerable ms-0n OF Charles Carroll 0 Car.
rGllron hy one orders Of the Roman Catholic church,
An Institution for the instruction OF their Novicc-.
Tn, Harding iIou-c College and Recitation Hall
all commodiou-, and beautifully l0ratri tho extensive
mad elevated College premises; and ire ample for the
vrnicnt accommodation OF mGuy rtudeus than they
have hitherto received.
In addition 10 the laia College Bukins in which ono or
more OF the have heretofore resided there
now bcin. erected the Collage premises brick buildings
for tho RESIDENCES OF the Professors, il being the intention
the VisitOrs md Governors, that n til" Professors shall
reside un tic College prCm-cS
The Library Philosophical Apparatus. Laboratory. Cnhi
ne, Minerals &C., have all been enlarged. AMI will
csvc ro-nl, additions H. 10 meet the demands the
aivaEcemcnis o: tine arts md scirncca.
There are, III innhp"- EOuhn Catholic, EpIscOpnl
Pre- bytTlhn and Methodist churches the services OF one
OF wlc! m Students hy the rules Of the College, are re-
duircd to attend on the Sabbath.
Thccunncxion. Is steamboats, md rmilroEd OF tis "y
with Baltimore and Washington daily afford constant and
ready NJ all incs.
The Stat. Legislature and Court of Appeals holding their
sessions here AFFORD TO the Students frequent opportunities
hearing The Of talent; and learning OF the tu'c, on
the most important UD1 interesting subject.
T. WATKINS LIGOE,
TIlOS. G.. PRATT,
I THOMPSON MASON
GEORGE WELLS
ALIEN. RANDALL,
Committee.
N E-lt isreques;ed that ak communications III refer
to b. made before the second Monday
OF 4ihc pe ana by addressing e'''ts |" "eorse "''F'