Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-08-20

Of which lie distinguished ornament, both as skill
fu surgeon and accomplished professor Every one
who knows DR.. Johnson accords TO him talents oil Inc
very Tst orde and all who ever heard him LECTURE une
in ascribng 10 him wonderful powers of analysis and
great facility in conveying information TO The minds oil
those whom he is instrucng.
Dr. Chamberlayne is also graduate OF Pennsylvania
University. He has for many years been known as a
sklltu and successful ph yscian in Richmond lbs pr
vale and professional character stands deservedy high
with all who know hm-'he is above reproach, the
other highly reputable His style is casle and persp
cuous and his lectures are always instructive.
he diploma of Dr. Bohannan bears the signature oil
the immortal Rush.
The SUCCESS that has attended his practice in his par
tcuar pertinent. furnishes the most satisfactory tesl
Inony OF hEs proficiency The writer OF this article ne
yer heard Dr. Bohannan lecture, and as he has no per
sona acquaintance with him, he say nothing OF his
style as lecturer, Of his intellectual endowmenls
But The satisfaction which he gave 10 his class last WIN
tef is e most aterng proof Of his capacity as teacher
DR.. Muupin il graduate of the University OF Flrgi'
nia He is young man Of rare end"wments. FRO
foundry erudite, and ofindomabe industry ne devo'es
all the of his well Stored mind 10 The inyes
CATION Of his subject; he porays with pencil OF light
and i'll usraes with the force of demonstration. AS
Lecturer, Dr. Maupn has few equals Of his age, and per-
haps superior.
The I'nfrmary is rapidly rising in importance, and
must ha We triumphant success The contract which The
Faculty have entered into with the General Government
viii pla e in many diseased mariners-increasing lis
resource and extending the variety OF Interesting cases
This to geher with the Aims House and fenitentlary
which under the superintendent OF two OF The pro-
fessors, md which the Students have access will in
the cou Of session, probably furnish cases OF almost
every d incident to climate During the SEES
wh ch closed pr last, tie professors exhibited
the CT almost all the simpe and complicated suIg
cal operi itions upon the living subject.
The bundance of the best material for dssectIons
the and cheapness with which 1t can be procured
furnish advantages not TO be met with at any institution
Eorh the Potomac, and equal if mol SUPERIOR 10 any
in the niled States. The winters sufficiently cool
to cont the dissecons uninterupedy, as late asls
desabh and the cold is intense as 10 lnJure
the subj ct endanger the health of the student while
engaged in this arduous but important branch OF
his enqu res The saubriy of the climate is such, that
it furns hes guaranty for the health OF The native
ofevery latitude. Those of the North have nothing TO
fear from excessive heat and The Soulherner IS IN no
danger fl ON extreme cold.
The n Iuseum which already contains many valuable
anatomic al preparations and fine specimens OF morbid
structure is rapidly increasing and will soon present
coilectie' surpassed by none in this country.
Board convenient The College, can be produced at
cheaper than in any city Of the Union al which there
is Me, 1cal College.
To the hour of relaxation, which is indispensable TO
every mind virtuous enlightened and polished society
offers il exquisite enjoyments and there IS no better
saieg ual ID against dissipation, immortality and vice OF
every XII nd than intercourse with the pure, The vr
tuous al ,d the refined While enjoying the best ad
vantages for acquiring an extensive knowledge OF ms
professc n the student may devote his leisure hours 10
the refL ed pleasures Of polished society contract &c
quaintan and acquire manners which will furnish
materials for pleasing rerospeclion and be source OF
profit ar ID an ornament to his future life.
The ritter Of this article has interest in this ns
tuition her than that which every frg nian ought TO
feel in Il he institutions Of his native State He is in
way cor necled with the College, md in commenting
TO the favorable consideration of his eIowcilzens he
has sh purpose 10 subserve; whnle may be due
10 his vie VS. they must carry with them that weight
which n nth ever gives TO good cause however eebly
exprssse d. He invites investigation and attention 10
the subj ect and hopes that ADLER pens will engage in
~ institution interesting and important
TO the immunity. FERUS.
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