Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-09-06

Professors, w.
J. Z. EMMETT, NJ. D. Chemistry and Materia Ne.
diea.
az. GRIFFITH. NJ. D. Theory and Practice Of
Medicine. Obstetrics aud Medical Jurisprudence
J. l.. GABELL, NJ. d. Anatomy, Physiology and
Surgery.
The organization Of the Medical Department,
Of the University of Virginia pr, sens neculi.,itie
not to he found other Schools III the United STATES
and Which the experience OF many years has shown
10 be admirably calculated 10 fulfil the inen,io,, r
lis founders. II would be needless 10 detail ,be
circumstances by which the University has been en-
abled 10 secure 10 Virginia and the South generally
all the benefits OF school acknowledgements a.,
ganze but ills deemed right, after SO many wears of
successful operation, that the public should be made
acquainted with oil the great points in which II
differs from other Medical institutions
The session continues for 10 months without in
teuuption, and two Lectures, each an hour anil
hall long, delivered on the same day. The
instruction Is thus gradually impaired and proftablv
retained by the student, who does not therefore, ex-
pellence the perplexlty and fatigue OF daily encoun-
tefns SIX OF seven Lectures, delivered in rapid sue
cesslon, IS always happens elsewhere in conse-
qaente Of the necessity of COMPRISING all the Lee
tares within the space Of iour five mouths.
Ateach meeting of the several Glasses the students
are subjected to a full examination the proceeding
Lecture, thus enabling the Professor ascertain their
acquaintance with The subject ad to explain suci,
polsis Is my have been misunderstood.
Any person ii proper age aud approved moral
eondaet may offer Is candidate for graduatiou and
receive the degree of NJ y. without reference to the
time Of joining the school, provided lie undergoes in
satisfactory manner, the sarIou examinations pre-
seflhed by tie cndctmens. These examinations are
held 1t different pelodsoi the session: by which ar
RING emenl the student is enabled prepare himse II
thoroughly on each OF the branches without the con-
fusion OF thought and fatigue OF mud incident to
the method ado ted III other Medical Institution
The separate examinations are in Anatomy and
/ Ia a Practice Mod,
/ Chemistry and Matera Meilea, including pha,macy
-Obseucs and Medical sprn,ence-Snrgery.
The time thus occupied, FOR each candidate Is
between three and four hours, period nearly skiold
long that usually appropriated TO this purpo SC
in other schools. THUS, by tins system. it must be ey
dent that diploma Is granted 10 any one not
fully qualified TO receive the honors OF the doclo-
rate.
Connected with the school is an Anatomical and
Pathological Museum, which has been lately en-
rehed with important and rare specimens, selected IN
Paris by one OF the Professors An annual appro-
praton is allowed By the authorities of tie Unlver.
>lly for the purpose oil securing sui jecs, and ample
means or dissection are thus afforded each stu.
dent, at the llalIng cost oil five dollars.
.Nrrane emeuls have been made Which will enabl,
the Professors to deliver Clinical Lectures, at an
lntifmary now established within the precincts oil
he University
Tie Medical Student has the use OF the public
Library upon the same footing aeadenica stu
standard works aud periodicals OF ns profession.
The expenses 1or the session for ten months arc
limited To >2l3, II Two sindedis occupy one ,ormo-
~ Oh S266ll student rents IN entire oormitory.
Tins sum provides Tor boat, Including bed and
other room Misunderstanding aud allendancc-in-
cland candes-rent Of dornory-llsc OF Library aud
public rooals-lee to the Professors, and dssec,nz
lee.
August w,l5S
T At { =,
Inv aud Ghancefy, continued and held for the
town oil lyuchbarg, atthe Courthouse, in said tonit
on Thursday the 3lst day OF May, 1888, sitting as
a Court OF Ghancery
Sarah 5. Le~elIin, who sues by her mex, friend
james II. Eel!olS, Plaintiff
john Lewein, jacob Ramboueh, William b.
loue5 aGa William 5aris, Defendants.
This cause came on tins day TO be heard on The y.
rislnal and amended bills answers OF the defendants
John Lewellin, Jacob Rumbough William b. Jones
aud " llm Ears aud the SUBJ qua dated the 81 III
June, 80 which appears 10 have been duly txecu-
ed, AID examinations OF Witnesses, and WAS argued BY
counsel On consideration whereof the court doth
adJudse order aud decree, that OF the commits
stoGers Of TINS court do take account of the pro-
perry acquired by the defendant John Lewen, by
virtue Of his lnttrmarrlage with the plaintiff Saral,
>. Lcnen, and the value thereof, al the time it was
received, aud what has become OF the same, and also
an account Of all the property owned by the defend
suit, and the value thereof and the debts due and
owing by the said John. And report the same to the
count with any matters specially stated DEF med per
tlneht by himself, required ty The parties TO be
SO stated aud on motion OF tie plaintiff by COUNSEL
Tor further peBdeRte lite allowance the CONT doth
adJndge, order and decree that the defendant John
Lewelim do ply to the plaintl Tor the present. tie
sum OF forty dollars
Copy-Tese,
ID. ROBES, GIN.
CoMMIssIoNER's OFFicE,
Lynchburg, 18th August, 1888.
The parties in this catfse will take notice. that
have appointed Thursday, the fourth day OF October
next, 10 commence the accounts directed by the
foregoing order of court; on which day they are re-
CURED 10 attend al my office, in This town. viii, their
accounts vouchers and copies of count papers pre-
pared Tor examination and settlement.
JAMES BENAGU c.
August l6 w1y
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