Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-08-03
BY JOHN l.. RIDDELL, Nj. 4.
lLatc of the State of New York;

Six Lectures will be delivered daily, throughout
the session.
MIR. Rddell will teach private class on Chemistry,
by examinations and familiar modes of illustration.
His lectures Botany strongly recommended by
the Trustees and Faculty, but not requisite to gradua
ton, will be delivered in spring and summer
The price of the ticket Of each Professor will be
SD, making an aggregate OF one hundred and 1--WE;
the marlcuation fee two dollars the dissccting
ticket ten dollars and the graduation fee twenty dol
lars.
Those who intend to graduate must take the tick
cts of the Professors before the Goth OF November.
No student will be admitted to examination tor de
gree who is not 81 years of age; OF good moral cha
racter has not studied medicine with private pre-
ccpor for three years including the time OF his at
tendance on the lectures; and has not attended two
full courses in this College, and taken the dssecng
ticket once, or one in chartered institution, hav-
ing less than five Professors and another IN tins
College; but physicians who have been in separate
practice four years, may become candidates after at
tending single course Students who attend two
and do wish to graduate at the end of the
second term, may continue to attend thereafter
long as they choose, by paying the mariculaton fec
only.
Clergymen having pastoral charge, who are de
sirous of acquiring medical knowledge, but do not
intend to change their profession, may attend tho lee
lures gratuitously.
themselves OF the benefits OF the lectures on Med'-
cal Jurisprudence, obtain tickets to that course,
by paying five dollars each.
Graduates of all other regularly organized and lc
gally authorized Medical Institutions, will be at Ii
bcrty attend the lectures this institution gratu-
itously.
The Board of Trustees have furnished the Faculty
with ample lecture rooms, in their capacious and
central cdifce, where those who wish to prosecute
practical anatomy, WILL under the superintendcnce OF
the professor of Special and Surgical Anatomy, be
furnished with commodious apartments and all de
sirablc facilities. These apartments will be opened
the first of October, to afford students who may de-
sire engage personally in operative anatomy, with
out being interrupted by lectures, the requisite OPP
portunities.
! The united cabinets of misunderstanding and
morbid, human and comparative-oi DIR. Mcdowell
and DIR. Gross, will be found extensive diversified
and instructive; and as is the fixed purpose of the
| Faculty to render their School eminenty anatomi-
cal they intend to adopt such measures will effect
a rapid augmentation OF the museum OF preparations.
Various courses of lectures by four of the profess
sors. and several gentlemen out of the School, are
now delivering and will be continued till the regular
session commences in autumn. These lectures are
preparatory to the establishment OF permanent
Summer School and for this year gratuous.
| In conclusion, the Faculty will add that every
Sunday morning of the three last months of the
session, the professor of the Theory and Practice,
will deliver IA discourse the social, moral and re-
ligious duties of students and medical men: which
of course the members of the class will be at liberty
to attend or decline, according to their respective
| tastes By order of the Faculty.
DANIEL DRAKE, NJ. d.. DEAN,
Medical Faculty Of Cincinnati College.
| Cincinnati, Ohio, July 23 6w