Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-09-05
MEDICAL COLLEGE II RIcnMoNB.YA.


been done, aad from The cleastng zeal and eaetey
which aes daily displayed Ia the cause. there IS
ground Tor hope that America viii noi long hnger
behind other countries. Many Institutions that do
honor eiheirionndefs hase beeu projected and met
with success highly cfedlfsble 10 ilielr patrons
and professors.
Hitherto the South has teen lamruisby defeien,
10 Colleges fur preparing het youth 10 enter iuto
successful competition with those tfeed III o1her
institutions and the student OF medicine preparing
hustlfio heal diseases incident to The South. bad 10
seek ~ the North those facilities for Instruction
which we're denied him ri home.
II Is 10 be hoped the Day has aiieady dIwued that
vii mcItthc chans wit, which sup,peuess 50 long
bound tie South, and that Virginia 50 long and
justly Distinguished f9r political influence WIS
dom AMI fatlasm, Will asseti and maintain n least
an equality viii Der sister Stacs, il seerce and lil-
rratufe. Her University aud other lucTary Col
leces live already acquired vide spread ceiebny
and n remains 10 be decided. whether size vi be
true 70 herself and faithful 10 the cause OF seieuce
and human improvement, IN lending generous sup
por 10 Aedicat College, Which promises TO lie al
ornament 10 her Metropolis an honorto the STATE
and powerful instrument N promoting the cause
OF science throughout our whole country.
The Medical College has passed through the
probation and frumphrd the difficulties inci-
dent 10 an experiment, and II has gone into opera
ton With every prospect Of complete success.
Let Us take blicf survey OF some OF the atgu-
menis which commend lhis College the cordial
support Of Dbe South generally, Of Virginia 10 par
tcular and most especially 10 the eilizens Of Rich
/ mood.
/ Virginia and III The Siales Of the South, should
hal the coulmenc emcnt of this institution i'm
pottan1 Ia ther history era from which Hey
may date their emancipation from the servile bond
age which has hitherto iettered then intellectual en-
ergtes and made them dependent on foreign seats Of
lcarung for the education Of Their II the South
/ extend TO it liberal patronage thy will build up
! 4 Medical College, combining all The advanaz es
of the Northern Universities. with many peculiar
to its locality, winch bey may obaln knowledge
oitheif profession among people whose social Dsti
tutous, manners, feelings and Interests identical
with their own. Virginia Is eniueuly interested m
/ the success OF this College not only as = matter
OF State pride, bnt ~ pecuuary POINT OF view. In
/ stead Of paying hundreds of ti0usa ds yearly,
she does 10 foreign institutions, she viii aanu-
ally receive an accession oil thousands 10 her capital
! Richmond IS directly aud deeply interested many
/ intelligent and we'll educated young men will be
annually added 10 her society, aud the sums
two hundred thousand dollars at least.) which
! 60 from Virginia alone, will be expeud,d among her
| citizens.
The lufrtnafy attached to tie College and
which has for sofHe time been in successful opera
ton ought be sedulously ioslcred by all WHO feel
Interested ~ ~ INSTITUTION haueht with coHHtI IS
advantages to the College, the CIV. aud the whole
community. ] he CrlZets OF Richmond should be
July alive to the deep sfake rhey have IN this part
ment of the Corgc By fostering the Iulftnary
Trey provide an asy ian Tor the afflicted who would
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- us now NM niiei We" oil Tie advantage
"l'e" '"'s 'o"e s. nuns eul TO the student oil med
Tue i'Cu't3 - composed 81 men OF the higl cs
"'ui"l "'tI' "3'''N' 'Ad Acknowledged proficiency
:" ne s'''nee III "'"'ehe-incn Who have earne,
t'' '"e', ''''s 't''heu} h'tR reputation, by
'U',s an. ."'leAs1u liael1e OF lhelf profession.
Df, Warner, ihr Dean ni the Faculty, is a grad
uaie OF tue lnhcNI'y 81 hmS land. He lecture,
'oI some he 10 plWale class N Baltimore, and IL
,Iis MS hi@' Guy ne acquired considerable popu
''tHy as 'tachft' lie WAS subsequently appoint
ca 10 tAe th9r OF Anatomy and Surgery In til,
University o. Nhgma where lie greatly advance,
ms reputation rs teacher aud fixed his Claims to
hlsh oider q talents, extensive requirements an,
rare excellence in a that constitutes the professor
upon lasting tunaation. His glowing fancy an,
the classic beauty Of his STYLE throw the charm q
poetry around every thing he touches, warming th
imagination Nhle lac 1astrucls the understanding.
III : ulleuls an ainmEus OF the University o
Penusy wanna. lie lbs acquired consider uIe nnu
as private lecturer. and has pracliscd his nfoies