Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-01
-MONTAERI HOSPITAL.

.4nd .neGicat, Classical and Scientific Tnstituhon
9NiIE subscriber having recently purchased of Mr.
Edward A. Lynch, his estates the Apo
mattox in The county of Chesterfield (Cobbs and
Mount Airy) eight miles bel 80 Petersburg, four u
oove Bermuda Hundred and City Point and fifteen
from Richmond, respectfully notifies the public. that
ne Is IN the act of preparing buildings for the
modaton of persons laborng under chronic Diseases
as scrofula, epilepsy. &c. &c and Will b. ready. af-
ter the 18th OF January, TO receive any additional
number of patients Every facility will be afIorded
Tor administering wafer and vnpor baths, palvanism
electricity, the goses, &c.
Ierms-ln cases not acknowledged hopeless. tine
pay VIII be- no cure, no pay. except for board. In
coniessedy hopeless cases. the pay will he expected
TO b" IN proportion TO the relief given.
Board from one to four dollsrs per week ACCORDING
20 the accommodation required. The average NAV hr
stated at two dollars per week. Persons able and
wiling to render equivalent fer their board in la
Dor, will be allowed to do SO.
In every of pure dyspepsia ;he suhscriber
VIII engage 10 forfeit $50, if he fails effect cure
upon physiological principles, speedily and as efec
tuaLy as can be done by any empirical remedy what
ever-upon condition however that the patient ri
gIny observes the rules prescribed.
Patients must he well supplied with clothing; as due
warmth and cleanliness ry in every Gu
rativc process.
Operations connected with midwifery and SURGERY
VIII be performed on the poor gratis.
Eight or ten medical students would be taken. if
early application be made, at S 90 pc year PAYABLE
quarterly IN advance, unless specific bargain be
,4i"N' W '"t contrary. lDs includes expenses for
board. washing lodging insru ctron in all the science
connected with the study ofmedcine, use of library
museum &C Should any be disposed TO prosecute
at the same time the study Of the languages math-
ematics, or any of the sciences unc"nneced with me-
dicine' facilities will be provded;-but. in such nm
event they will be subjected 10 an additional charge
S25 per year.
The advantages OF 's Institution are first its location:
wn'Sh pTovebaly heahy while surrounding country is
remarkably the everse-Secondy proximity TWO arpe
noushns towns which afford opportunity of GAMMA early
negence oil improvements the science of medicine and of
consulting occasionally with of the me
ca gentlemen oil the age thirdly, absence Of all
the usual lures of vice. fourty the facilities will afford the
uoeh OF frequently testing among the poor medical know
ann asy the multiplied opportunities that will be fur
n'sheu oil PRACTICAL demonstrations IN anatomy.
ohou any young gentlemen conclude
dies at this institution they would do we'll as
~ as prac cam as the subscriber expects perform IN short
time the following important operations
An operation on the eye for Pterygium.
Ditto ditto. Ectronium
An amputation
An operation tor The extiTpaton of diseased ovaTa
Grafton which but rarely falls OF phys ian Il
perform.
Application may he made The subscriber personality O
through the medium of the Post Office Petersburg
NlontaeTi, Pee. 25-lawu JOS. : BAKER.