Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-07-21
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VHNlI. next session ot this institution will
mcucc on the lst DIV OF September, and cud
on the ith of July lollswn;g.
The Faculty ,I composed of the following rroics-
|. of Ancient l,ngnaees--nr. Gessuer Harrison.
>. Modern Iangu,ees--bf. Geo. Brttermann.
,. Mathematical 'harlcs Benny castle.
1. Natural Phlosoph,--N illIam -. Rogers
, Chemistry aud Matera Medica--Dr. John Z EN-
met.
6. Mcdlrnc-Dr. Alfred L. Magill
I. Anaom, aud Suteefs-l)r Aug. l.. Warner.
4. Moral Philosophy -t;cotgc Tucker.
.. law--John \. &. DAVIS.
In each department are thoroughly taught the
branches usually comprchcudcd in II. Besides
winch, III HAT OF Mathematics included Mixed
Mathematics aud Civil Engineering aud in that OF
Moral Philosophy, Relrs letucs aud Political Econ
In the department of Law, besides Municipal law
in all ITS branches, t.fe here taught the Law Of
Nature aud Nations, the Science OF Government, aud
Constitutional law.
In the Medical department, the Professor al Me
dlclne embraces N hls course not only the Theory
aud Practice of Medicine. but also Midwifery aud
Medical Jurisprudence and the Professor OF Anat-
omy and Surgery includes Physiology IN his on all
~h,eh branches, rs ON themstr, and Matera Mcd-
ca, full courses of lectures delivered Owing to
the length o the session ten monIhsl the three Pro-
icssors of this department cnabled 10 perform
the duties which IN Other Medical schools requires
double that number 10 perform whereof, the expense
ot tuition - very much diminished. And the stu
dent having but nine lectures week 10 attend, IN
Sic al ol da> enabled To study the subjects OF
lecture, which moreover, the class, III all the
schools oi the University nrc regularly and rigidy
e<anus d. The school ot Anatomy and Surgery IL
literally supplied with subjects Tor disseetion and
has attached TO It y large Anatomical Museum.
student who has attended full course oi Medical
lectures tins institution ~ entitled 10 offer for
graduation IN Philadelphia, Baltimore 81 Tansyl-
wanna schools, altcr one sessions attendance.
To be admitted into tins institution the applicant
must be sixteen years al age; but the Faculty may
dispense with this r.qntsiou IA favor OF one whose
! brother il Studcn
Every student Is free To attend the sehopls Of his
choice but if under twenty Que, he shall attend at
least tfcr, unless he ms tie written authority of his
pafcnt or guardian. OF tie Faculty shall Tor good
/ cause shown, allow hlm II attend r. number
lie nust on uauiculaion, dcrosltc with the Patron
all the money! DRAFTS ". III hIs possession, and the
anloun, must be N least Sufficient 10 pay hs fees,
dotmilofg Icut, Sc, and three months board. All
/ funds subsequently received by hm must be also
Deposited with the Patron, who has ehar9e of his
disbursements.
/ Students required To wear . uniform dress pre-
sefibed by the cnacfmens: consisting Of clo;h of
da,k gay color at Pflee not exceeding six dollars
! yard.
The Faculty may allow any m,n Of cood moral
character, above the aac tNcu', -trae. attcul
the lectures in any Of tc schools of The iniYrrsity
and t. reside out Of tie pfcc,nrs, exempt from the
regulations prescribed tor the runeet the stu
denls except onlyttose which rnjol respectful and
orderly department.
The expenses Of tie whpl. SO Son follows ::
Board. washing. lodslne apI uttrndanre 500
+ Full aud caudes N cpsf, and per cent. 90
commission to- tie Pat on, estimated At (
/ Rcnt oi dornli,ory II :; for halo whoa .
occupied by two students,
So of Library and public rooms, Is
Fccs--if ono Professor only be attended
SO; two, each 30; if more than 81
two. each 50.
! Total, exclusive Of clothes, books, and -
pocket money. sis
In addition to the above fees. there is in the School
# law an extra Of go payable by those students
,yho attend the senior class.
The allowance tor clothes is limited by the enact
IN cuts TO z 1000 and for pocket money. to $40.
Religious services performed ri the Unversiry
every Si,nda, by the Chaplain, who is appointed il,
mtn from thr luui principal denominations Of the
State 1OllN a. e. DAVIS,
Chairman Of fhe COMMITTEE.
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