Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-05-15
.Htdirql CGHcYc 81 Richmond, ia.

SNINTER TERN OF LECTuRES:-Thc Trustees of lamp
den Sidnc, COLLEGE, having "rsanizcIa Mc'icai department,
and guardians OF young men engaged in the stGdy OF Medicine, that
the , mIG,t' I iYym ~ ., .1 Snn! Isss' !" T r G sle1ienI F,c wjr c" nis Of
TH. JOHNSON, d., formerly Professor Of Anatomy in the
University Of virsina,l Prysssgr IF .7uGtemy and Physiology;
JOHN CULLEN, D., Professor gf Theory and PrGeneegf Ne
l.. ". CnAMBERLAYNE, NJ D., Professor Of .Mattra Ned.
r. L. ~BOlfhANAN, ". D., Professor Of Obstetrics arb DISEASES
AUG. /" WARNER, NJ. H., Oaro Professor Of Anatomy and
Surgery in the University Of Virginia. Professor u Surgery:
SOCRATES MAupIN, ND, P'gs"sor Of Chemistry md PhGr.
mGcy.
The Winter Term, commencing on The frs, Monday Of Novcm,
Der. will continue until the last week in March, making n period OF
:e calendar months. The addition Of another mouth to the o'di'
nary sess'o" OF n'cdic2l lectures, which is admitted by every phy.i.
clan 10 be entirely too Short will enable tie professors TO cotapIci"
the course which would Otherwise be imperfect; 90 arrangement
which " i'll be dnIy appreciated by the medical student.
AS Medicine IL practical science, II must bc admitted, that no
scheme OF instruction could be esteemed perfect, "hicE did no, en-.
hIicc,asG part o! ~ cuti''u'nn, Attendance upon no'p''4i r;ac''ce'
With u viCw TO afford The student this advantage 10 IL fullest *
in the COLLEGE building, 10 which the SUDDEN, 81 ihnve access ut all
times, aud uPon which he will be required to rticnd at stated peri.
DDS during tie session Ia addition 10 " Which, the student WILDE adj.
mory, whic! are under the charge OF QUO oithc professors.
In connection with the above, i, will be well t" remark, that aS
one OF the chief Objects Of attcnlanc. upon Medical Schools, -, to
acquire a practical knowledge Of The anatomy Of the humGH 6Ody,
those loca,iors Omy which can afford subjects in abundance have
5een esteemed suited to the establishment OF Medical Schools. In
no city of our UnIon are aNatomncal materials 80 abundant and ei.
sHy procured as IN Richmond; and II viii be the aim OF The Faculty
to afford The student The full bcmef, of;his advantage, nniio"ncour,
ac him III making di,sectioHs aud performing the various surgical
W. NAEiHH WIZ 1' N 'AiAt t'. hb'Hf h'ff'N'' b"' wv NN W
OF surgical instruments.
The faculty. have obtained for 4 term OF ycars one OF the mos,
extensive and commotiuus public buildings in the city, clIgihly aud
centrally situated, which they viii Immediately III up rs u College
and Hospital. The size Of the building will enable them to secure
10 the student every comfort aud convenience, and while he is pr-
suing hi. attendance upon the lectures, lie wrilbc able 10 turn TO the
bed side of the Pa;cm; aud verify the principles taught b: his pro-
fcssots.
For the information of those medical students who rnnv wish to
present themselves ~ candidates for graduation, we append the re-
solution OF the Board OF Trustees, defining the NECESSARY iequls''
tioDs:
:" As attainment is The only just foundation for distinction, any
90 student shall br permitted TO present himself Tor cAamIuluOn,a al
:. the close OF each session: provided, however, he has previously
- attended IN This department ore iu! course 81 lectures. on at! the
- branches taught therein, together with attendance upon the dis
H seclim- room of the College for one session. ard shall hive studied
&. medicine with q rc.p,ciable practitioner for two years: he must
- also have registered his name as n candidate for graduation. with
I" the Dean Of the Faculty, on OF before the first day Of January Of
% that vca:. and deposited with him ai that time, u Thesis Written
80 by himself upon soUl" medical subject"
1t has been remarked by high uuihur,y, that every climate has
its own peculiar disease, ar types Of diseases: how important IL
this adm. sion 10 the medical student and the community: Tor, il
climate an. location modify disease, III OF The first importanc" that
try IN which he intends 10 practise. But there are other reasons
equally wcishty, which should determine the South. and pIfiIcu-
lafly Virginia, 10 sustain in her Metropolis Il we'll organized Mcti-
cal school. In addition To its iHhu"nc" upon the character and
Of dollars now drawn from her, for which nothing ia returned that
could not b. oLtaincd within her own limits. |, viii open q new
theatre for Southern .alcrt, ami invites the Junior members Oi the
profession to cultivate n>siIuOusly these departments which ere
long they may lie called upon TO teach.
la addition to the advantages: elIendy enumerated, ii should be-
stated ihat. The aggregate CNpenSc Oi boarding, Lectures, &c, VIII
be materially less than in the Northern cities.
The College und"T whose auspices the Medical Department l.
opened. il one Of the eldest aad most respccigbl" now IN successful
operation, and numbers among her alumni mnny Of the most tnun-
-uishcI citizens uI Virginia.
$500 AUG. l.. WARNER, NJ. d.,
DirbuonI. Nav II. 1873. 1I-2,1 Dean Otthc FGrulg.