Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-11-10

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E trustees OF the University Maryland the salts,
faction OF Informing the public, and, especially Medical
ahd Law Siudents that te Affairs and condition Insti
ton have recently undergone full investigation lis pto
sofshPs been reorganzed and uch ampI. aud
made Tor medical aud egal Instruction, AZ
ford the highest expectations future success, and
per,y BY act OF the General Assembly of Alaryln At
their last Session. the Charter of the University was altered
aud reUrmed aud m control and government were paced
entirely the hands of Board of Trustees of which The
have applied themselves jealousy iaboriousy 10 The
Of correcting, What has been as abuses of
plying deiect so lar a then enabled them and of in
Producing more economical aud harmonious system into ain
the departments u The University, which been heretofore
In line Faculty Of Law, the Professor furnished with the
"npest accommodations for students in his department. not
Leetes bat for private studies. Has Library large and
well chosen His terms according the privileges en-
Joyed The charge for attending the Lectures which extend
through ten months III the year, is thirty dollars
In the Faculty of Phyc, efforts have been spared by the
aud tbs fullest medical science. BE
sides seV professors, assigned many adjunct
professor has been appointed Ia the char anaomy and
OF Clinical Lee'm the Inr merry provided 10 be
delivered by tue Foieors OF Surgery, and oe Theory and
Practice OF medniae. So that deficiency of Instruction. IN
any ol tne ehaf'' nor even temporary interruption need
be apPrehended The trustees explicit this point
they that have at some
sons, been made IN there's peel.
The subject Of reducing the expense Medical education
in this College has excited the anxious attention the T
tees Aud they gre happy TO be able state that
Ees formerly made are entirely abrogated and Others
deraby reduced They have also resolved apply TO the
Legislature fo such additional peouniay ad will enable
them yet further u Lessen the present unavoidable expenses
6tudents cine
at this tiise necessarily sub led are FOR ro years.
an attendance seven Professors, each SO sea
sOn'one eourse $40
hh attendance on our Proiess0Is second course, 80
An Attendance on course VI Clinical Lectures, 8
a AIatriculltion Fee S
a B,POma Fee. 10
n1aEinsa tolaof $40
Or averaging for y,dY, 100
students wishing t. attend the Lecture, of tbs Disco
tO will be Liable 10 a fee Of 10
Making then the average for a year, SIPS
The Trustees deem II point to
aud Legal Students especially hse esidiug north south
west Of BALTIMORE the great and unrvaed advantages Of
this city aud University Tor instruction these departments Of
Science.
The Lecture Rooms of the Professors Medicine are SIN
cous and ofthe nosVapPTOved constructions with uhmsry
only few yards distant, and small but select Library at
tsched 10 the Institution The apparatus belonging t. Ia
Chemical Chair ample and extensive; and there museum
Of HOrbd preparations aud various, any 9TH.
the United States The cabinet Of Minerals &c. il rich
aud contains niay beautiful specimens Tins piio ed under
the charge 81 Professor OF Geology aud MIneraogy recent
~ appointed to that chair, who will deliver course Vi Lecture.
In hI, Department, during the ensuu-
baltimore conveniently aud pleasantly situated; cones-
sedly healthy with aiaree popuaoh aud possesses Dd aad
temperate riiuae. Boarding aud accommodation for
students eau he procured here III. terms
Tie local position OF this city likewise recommends for Tue
facility o communicating With by land gatei. aud nv
is proximity u e metropolis Of is vi that VI the
Uniou. u order Of tie Tf,tiees
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