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UNIVERSITY OK V4AG11N4A
UVHE sessions Of this institution annually


commence on the LIST day Of October,and
terminate on the 4th Of July following.


The schools Of the Uniyersiy,with their re-
spective professors, are
I. Ancient Languages----Fr. Gessner
Harrison.


2 Modern Lsnguages-Ds. Charles Kraft
mir.


Mathematics Mr.. Edward II. Courte-


{. Natural philOsophy--Mr. William B.


r:;v;l Engineering subjects Of which
are divided between the Professors OF Mathe-
rnatics and Natural Philosophy.


s. Chemistry Robert e. Rogers.


2. Mediciae-Dr. Henry Howard.


9. Anatomy and Sufgery-.Dr. James l.
Cabell.


9. Moral Philcsphy--Mr George Tucker.


10. Law Judge Henry St. G.. Tucker.
!, in both schools of Languages are also
taught ancient and modern history and the
literature of the respective languages; IN the
school Of Mathematics is included mixed ma.
thematics in that Of Engineering mlneralo-
Qy and geology in that Of Moral Philosophy.
bcIleenlestreg; logic, and political economy;and
in that Of law, besides muir icipa1 law IN all its
branches, the law Of nature and nations, the
science Of government, and con stitutlonal law.


To be admitted INTO this institution, the ap'
plicant must be sixteen years OF age but the
Faculty may dispense with this requIsltlon In
favor of one whose brother is student.


Every student is free to attend the schools
of his choice ; but if he be under twenty -one
years Of age, he shall attend at least three, un-
less authorized by his parent or gurdian, In wrl-
ting, or by the Faculty, for good cause, TO at
tend less number.


An students under the age of twenty one
years are required to beard within the pre-
cincts,and to deposite their funds with the rat
ron, upon which he is authorized 10 cnarge
commission Of two per centum.


The enactnents formerly requiring students
to wear o prescribed uniform have been sus-
pended.
. Religious serviceg are regularly performed
at the University by chaplain, who is appoint
ed in turn from the four principle denomira-
tons of the State. And by a resolution of the
Faculty, ministers of the Gospel, and young
men preparing for the ministry, may attend
any of the schools without the payment OF
fees to the professors.


are as follows


Board. washing, lodging, and attend
Rent f Of dormitory. $1e; for hall. if Occu-


pied by two, o
Use of public rooms 10
Fuel and candles, estimated at 70
Fees, ifOnly one professor be attended,


$50 1.-two, to each professor $50 If


more than two, to each $25-say rs
Total, exclusive of clothes, books and


pocket money 2S5
In school of Law there is an extra fee of $50,
payable by students attending the senior
class.


The allowance for clothes is limited to 500,
and for pocket money to $45.


The usual average amount expended by
resident students found; from the Patrons
cooks TO range about $3.50 which is believed
10 be sufficient for every useful purpose.


WILLIS Fl. WOODLEY.