Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-07-28

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yr~uE uext session OF this institution VIII eou'
q mence on the Ist daS OF oeptembsf' au" thu
On the It'll Of yuly following.
- ,rbc Faculty. is composed Of the following PROBES
!, of 4,,;e., Lancuaces-Dr. Gcssner Harrison.
:. Nd, I,naaapes-Dr. Geo. HlrttCrmann.
, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Bonnycastie'
1 Natural losoplfy-NIil lam u. ROGERS.
:. chemistry and Maieria Medica-Dr. John En-
met.
&. ucdcine-nr. Alfred 4. MagiIl.
: an,,on,y and Surgery-Df. Aug. J.. Warner.
: un,,l PhlIosopiy-George Tucker.
.. iaw-lohn \. g.. DAVIS.
In c,e, department are thoroughly taught the
branches usually comprehended III 1t. Besides
vtirb. IN that Of Mathematics are included Mixed
Nthpruaties aud Civil Engineering aud in thai Of
Moral Philosophy Bellies Lettres and Political Econ
III II the department of Law, besides Municipal law
IN all IT, branches. there are here taught the Law of
Nature and Nations. The ScIence oil Government, and
Constitutional law.
In tbe Medical departments, the Professor of Me
1,e,,. embraces IN his course not only the l hnory
md p,ar,irc of Medicine. but also Midwifery and
Medical Jurispnllence and the Professor OF Anat-
omy aud surgery includes Physiology III his, on all
.bich b,,ncbr..as on Chemistry and Matrria Meti-
CA. full courses OF lectures are delivered. Owing to
the Ipnoth Of the session item nonths) the three Pro-
fes,ors of this department are enabled 10 perform
,t, l,,,,.s which in other Medical schools it requires
donblr tiaf number to perform whereby the expense
of tuition syery much diminished. And the stu
dea1 having but nine lectures A week to attend, in
stead Of six a day, Is enabled to study the subjects of
lrrture. on which moreover, the class, as in all the
schools of the | University, are regularly and rieidly
rxaminad.Z The school Of Anatomy aud Surgery IS
/ literally supplied with subjects Tor dissection, and
has attached 10 it Il large Anatomical Museum. \
student who has attended atrll course of Medical
LECTURES in tins institution i entitled TO offer for
graduation in Philadelphia, BALTIMORE or lr1nsyl=
y3oi, schools. after one sessions attendance.
T,be admitted Intu this Institution the applicant
,n,1st he sixteen year, of age but the Faculty may
di5.en>c with this rcquisItloifin favor OF one whose
brother iSa student.
Every STUDENT i free to attend the schools of has
choice but # under twenty one- he shall attend at
least tl,rep. unless he has tbs written authority OF ms
mrenfo or guardian, or the Faculty shall for good
ca1lse shawn. allow linn TO attend a less number
lie must. on matlieulation, leposite with the Patron
all the money. drafts, &c. il his possession, aud the
amount must BIZ at least sufficient to pay his fees,
dormitory rent. &c, and thee months board. vi
funds subsequently, received by hnn must be also
! deposited with the Patron, who has charge OF his
disbursements.
Students are required TO wear a uniform dress pre-
seribed by the enactmcnts: consisting OF cloth OF a
dark gray color, at a price not exceeding six dollars Il
yard.
The Faculty may alloWahN man Oh gooi Hio'di
character, above the age OF twenty-three, TO attend
the lectures in any of tho schools OF the University,
and to reside ont ofthe precincts, exempt from the
regulations prescribed for he government otthe stu
dents, except only those which enjoin respectful and
orderly department..
The expenses Of the Whole session are as follows:
Board, Washing, lodging md attendance, 300
Fuel and candles at cost, nd > per ccnt. oo
commission to the Patton, estimated at
Rent ofdormltofy SO; lr half, when ;
occupied by two studelts,
isc of library and public rooms, ID
Fces-if one Professor oily he attended
so; iftwo. each S3Oj ii more than "a
two. each 81.
Total, exclusive Of cloths, books, and =
pocket money SIC
In addition to the aboyt fees, there is III the school
of law. an extra fee of $40, payable by those students
who attend the senior c,ss.
The allowance for clothes is limited by the enact
ments to @l09; and for pocket money, to so.
Religion, services are performed at the University
every Sunday by the Chaplain, who is appointed IN
t0In llomtle four prItipal denominations al the
Slate. lOllN AG, DASl>
Chairman Qffte COMMITTEE.
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