Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-08-11
University Of ui7'giMfN.

THNIII. next session OF tins institution will com
II mence the LIST da, OF September, aud end
an the 4th OF July following.
The Faculty IS composed OF the following PROBES
/. OF Ancic.l I1nguag Gessner Harrison.
, Modern Languagcs-Dr, Geo. Brttermann.
;. Mahematics-ChmesB onnycastle.
/. Natural Philosophy -Vllllam j. Rogers.
5 Ghcmistr, and Natcria Medica-Dr John =. En-
9. Medlcinc-Dr Alfred T. Magf
!. Anatomy aud Surge,y-Dr. Aug. l.. Warner.
:. Moral PhIlosophy-tieorge Tucker.
.. Iaw-john A. G.. Davis.
In each department thoroughly taught the
branches usually comprehended IN 1t. BESIDES
which, in that of Mathelnatic, included Mixed
Mathematics and Civil Engineering and in that of
Moral Philosophy, Bellies Lettres and Political Econ
omy.
In the department of Law. besides Municipal law
in all lis branches, there are here taught the Law OF
Nature and Nations, the Science of Government, and
Constitutional law.
In the Medical department, the Professor of Me
dlcnc embraces IN his course not only the Theory
and Practice Of Medicine, but also Midwifery and
Medical Jurisprudence; aud the Professor of Anat
omy and Surgery includes Physiology IN his, on all
winch bIdnches,a a. ON Chemistry and MatcrIa Medi
ca, full courses OF lectures delivered Owing 10
the length of the session (ten months the three Pro
icssors OF this department enabled to perform
the duties which IN other Medical schools 1t requires
double that number to perform whereby the expense
OF tuition Is very much diminished. And the stu
dent having bat nine lectures week to attend, in
sead OF SIX day. enabled to study the subjects OF
lecture on which moreover, the class i'll all the
schools OF the onlvefsltv regularly and rgidly
examined The school OF Anatomy and Surgery is
literally supplied with subjects for dissection, and
has attached 10 ii a large Anatomical Museum. \
student who has attended full course OF Medical
lectures in this institution is entitled To offer for
graduation IN Philadelphia, Baltimore Transyl-
schools :
10 be admitted into this institution the applicant
must be sixteen years OF age; but the Faculty may
dispense with this rcquistlon III favor of whose
brother is student.
Every student is free To attend the schools of his
choice but II under twenty one he shall attend at
least three, unless he has the written authority of his
parent or guardian, the Faculty shall for good
cause sho" allow him to attend less number
lie must on maticuatlon dcpuSite with the Patron
all the money, drafts, &c in his possession and the
amount must be AT least sufficient to pay his fees
dormltorv rent, &c, and three months board All
funds subsequently received by him must be also
deposited with the Patron, who has charge of his
disbursements.
students are required to uniform dress pre-
scfbfd by the endctmens: consisting of cloth OF
dark gray color II prlee not exceeding SIX dollars
yard.
The Faculty may allow any man OF good moral
character, above the are oil twenty three to attend
the lectures any Of the schouls of the University
regulations prescribed fDfthe Government ofthe stu
dents except only those winch en- on respectful and
orderly department.
lie expenses Of the Who'll session are IS follows:
boartl, washing, lodging aud attendance, 800
Fuel and candles at cost, and ) per cent. ao
commission 10 the Patton, estimated at ( ~
Kent OF dormory $40 for half when
occupied by two students.
Sc OF Library and public rooms, l.
fecs- one Professor only be attended
va e1rb # ia,
two, each So.
Total exclusive of clothes, books, and -
pocket money. S2IS
In addition To the above fees, there is III the School
OF law an extra fee of $50, payable by those students
who attend the senior class.
The allowance for clothes is limited by the enact
ments to SloO and for pocket money. to $40.
religious services performed at the University
every sunday by the Chaplain, who is appointed in
yum iohthe four principal denominations of the
state JOHN 4. 6. DAVIS,
Chairman Of the COMMITTEE.