Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-10-27
.U.NIYERSITY OF .alaRYL.a.A.o.

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OF the University OF MARY have the a,is-
faction Of informing thesuAe and especially Medical
on have recently undergone full investigation its profe
ofshPs been reorgauzed, and such amp. and
made tor medical and legal instruction. as 10 at
ford the highest expectation. of it. future success aud
bey ny an act OF the General Assembly of Msryand at
her last Session. the Charter of the University was altered
and reformed and its control and government were placed
entirely the hands OF Board of T,u,ee Of which the
Governor OF the State IL eroO President. The trustees
nave applied hsmseve, zeaioGy aud aboriou.y the
o correcting what has been complained abuses; of sup
plying detee, far as their enabled th,m and Of in
Producing eeonomie aud harmonious, system into all
departments Vi The University which had been heretofore
In the Faculty Of Law the Professor furnished with the
"mpet accommodations Tor students in hts department not
LeS,Hes but iot Privse studies His Library large aud
wen eh,,sn Ia terms vny according to the privileges
Joyed The charge for attending the Lectures which extend
through ten months a, the year, is thirty dollars
III the Faculty OF Phsc, Efforts have been spared by the
S ns fullest means Tor si ueiion IN medical science Be-
sdes screen professors assigned o branches adjunct
professor has been appointed the char anaiony
Et OF S'ncai Lectures at the lntimsry provided to De
ny Tue Professors Of Surgery and Othe Theory and
f'au OF Medicine So tatno deficiency OF Instruction
~ ue eh',''' nor even temporary interruption need
oe 'PPrehended. The u'ees explicit tins point be-
cause they "e aware that ns have
sous, been made ia thisr,speei
The subject ofredueins expense or Medical education
III th College has excited the Tr,,-
ices AND thry are happy to be sbe 'ostIe that some char
i3rmey made se entirely abogated, and oh,rs
nefa'iy reduced Tey have also resolved apply the
Legislature ioi such additional reeunsy aid, will enable
"g YET to lessen the Pre,ent ",abe expenses
Medicine
are al th time necessarily subjected, for years.
An attendance ON seven Professors, each so a
s0n,one eom'e. $40
An attendance four Prvle.ors, second course 80
@tn attendance GA ,Eir eDuise ot GIaicl Lectures,
Mairicuatim Fee, 3
IL Diploma Zee, 10
Making total of $40
o. averaging TOT are yea-. 100
Students ~i,h'"s oaiend me Lectures Of tn. Disco
1o' will be iidoictO 4 fee of 10
~ lkins then the ayerag, for wear, SI2l
ine trustees deem unnecessary to point Medical
and Legal sudeH's especially tn, r-jns north .o,,
q" west oil oiiinorc, the great and led advantages
'i ey and University foI these tntnis
Science.
The Lecture om' oF the Professors in Medicine are spa
onus aud ut the most approved mcnn. Va h an lnay
oIy lew yard, distant, and small bu, elect Library at
t-fhed to ihe Institution The appaatu, h,neiue l. ia.
Chtnctl Char Is ample aud extensive and there museum
OF hoFsd preparations more and various than other
m The United State The cabinet Of Minerals sc Is ri .h
ands1ns many brawul sprci,ls. This piao ed under
que chage NJ Professor Of Geology aud MnerAcv recent
~ appointed 10 tiai CHAIR Nhu will deliver Lecture
III Ia, Drr"I mrHi, din ng The ensuing season
DaluhoYS conveniently aul pleasantly situated; confes-
.eGis hey wih a!age population, and mild aud
temperate inmate boarding and fr
students can he procured here the terms
The focal position Of th. city likewise Tor the
facility of communicating with b land water: and b,
M proximity To- the metropolis ct Of tha of ,
Unou b. order vi The r'u.,ees.
II b. TANEY, Vice President,
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