Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-08-16
.Hcd,rui Coliepe Of Louisiana,

fHNHE SATli SESSION nf instruction this school
IL Will open The lst Monday in December Rules,
and requisites Of graduation the same as in the
University of Pennsylvania ANY number of subjects
for practical anatomy will be supplied free of expense
Full courses OF clinics will be delivered q, the hospital
BY the professors Of medicine and surgery the latter Of
whom will perform IN the presence of The class, more
operations than be witnessed in any hospital Of the
Union
Physiology and Pathology, by Harrison, NJ d.
Materia Medca, Therapeutics, &c. f II Barton, NJ ID.
Theory and practice Of Medicine, James Jones, Al. d.
Chemistry and Pharmacy, J l. Rddell, NJ. ID.
Surgery, W Stone, NJ ID.
Anatomy, by &. A Mott, NJ. ID.
Obstetrics and diseases Of Females,
&c, A. H: Censs, NJ. y.
Practical Anatomy, G. ". Morgan, NJ. D.
E BARTON, NJ d., DEAN
Aug l6 29-wtlN
ANOLUMBIAN COLLEGE, DISTRICT OF CO.
u LUMBlA The Medical Department Of this in.
s,lulon has recently been reorganizad and The Lectures
will hereafter the first Monday IN Novem-
Der, annually, and continue until the Is, Of March
Daring tins period iu! courses will be delivered on
the various branches Of Medicine, by
THOMAS SEwaIL, NJ. d., Professor Of the Principles
Of Pathology and The Practice Of Medicine.
THOMAS p. JosEs NJ. d., Professor Of Chemistry and
Pharmoy.
HAn,EY LrsDslY, NJ D.. Professor Of Obstetrics and
the Diseases Of Women and Children
THOMAS MILLER, NJ. d., Professor OF the Principles
and Practice u Surgery.
JOINS NJ. 1uohas, NJ D. Professor Of Malevid Sfed
ca and Therapeutics.
Jous FGrpERcS MAY, NJ D Professor of Anatomy
and Physiology late Professor Of Surgery in the UnIyrr
SHY OF Maryland
The Lectures will be delivered in the large and COM
modous building situated al the cornor Of ~ street
aud Louisiana avenue, nearly equidslant from The Cap
tcl and the Presidents House.
In the arrangements of this building, particular refer
ence has been had to the study of Practical 7natOmy
branch which the student VIII enjoy peculiar iacl
for cul'ivating, both Of the abundance
Of mo,crisi which he viii be able all times
mand. and the accommodation Of The provided Tor
the purpose.
In order fxemplify the treatment Of the diseases
lecrured hy the Professors of the Practice OF Me
dicnr and OF Surgery, DiSpcnsary wall be attached
10 the College building. from which patients viii be
brought before the class, and thus the student AN en-
10y the combined advantages l oral and paccs teach
ing
The Professor Of Surgery will not only show all the
operations upon the recent subject, tut rW afford tie
student opporiun,y Of REPEATING The more important
ans ruth lbs Uscn hand He will have, at ais command,
for the purpose OF demonstrating The operations,
pete SETS Of the most approved instruments, recently
imported from France
The Professor of Chemistry has valuable and com.
peie Chemical and Philosophical Apparatus. ~hch
carefully selected in Europe and which will afford him
every facility Of demonstrating, BY experiment, The
truths OF his de parimcnt.
The Professor Of Obstetrics viii illustrate his Iectures
by obsterca apparatus and an ample collection OF pre-
paraiions ard drawings.
As there mary young men OF talent and worth in
different parts OF our country who from restricted CIR
cumsances are unable avail themselves OF the bene
tit Of public lectures the Professors have resolved 10
admit, gratnously, such students from each oithe
States and from each Of the Territories In order,
however, 10 guard against individuals whose education
and character DO qualify them to become useful
Hlelhers OF the profession the seecnn feA Papa
of whom has The right 10 select one student from his
respective State Territory, and whose cerlihcae OF
such selection will be passpor, TO all the lectures, by
paying only entering the school the usual Natricula'
ling fee Of five dollars.
The whole expense for full Conrse of Lectures by
all The professors is $40 Dssec,ipg Ticket $780, option
al With the student.
The requisites for graduation are, that the candidate
shall ha attented tie Lectures Of each Professor two
fall Courses full in this school, and one
in come other respectable institution. lie shall have
entered his name with the Dean Of the Faculty as
candidate for graduation and delivered TO aim nm nsu
quail dissertation medical subject thirty days
brfure the close OF The session.
All persons who have attended two full courses OF
Lectures in this school entitled 10 attend succeeding
courses free of expense.
The degrees nre conferred by the authority of the
Columbian College orporued by an &C! Of Congress
Of The United States
Good board be procured at from three TO four co
lars per week IF. MAY, NJ d.
Deaucf The FneuiN
City of Washington, August 10 s9-N