Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-10-09

Materia Medica and Pharmacy by 49,
Chemistry, by Robert Hare, NJ ID.
Surgery, by WIN. Gibson, M. d.
Obstetrics and Diseases of Women and Children, by
VIM. p. Devices, NJ d.
Clinical Medicine and Surgery taught by the Pre-
scribng Medical Officers the Buckley Hospital under
the Guardians of the Poor, and the Pennsylvania Hos
pital w l.. HORNER, NJ. d.,
Dean IF The .Nedirai Faculty.
BID lCHMOND MEDICAL SCHOOL-Iecturesu up
n u the various branches of Medical Science win
be delivered in the city of Richmond. commencing the
last Monday in October, and ending the LIST of March
next For that purpose the following gentlemen have
associated themselves together and will teach the sub
Jests affixed To their respective
TIL. JOHNSON, Nj. D., Anatomy Physiology, and Sur
JAMES BEALE, NJ. D., Practice of Physic, and the
ROBERT BRIGGS, NJ. D.. Materia Aledica 'rbcra-
peuiics aud Hygiene
ROBERT w. HAXALL, NJ d., Midwifery and the
Diseases of Women and Children.
-- .--------, Chemistry and Pharmacy.
Although the Chair If Chemistry not yet assign
ed 1t IL believed that Chemist of entire compete ncy as
lecturer and practical operator will accept this drnar
ment before the course of lectures commences The
Chemical Apparatus belonging to of the teachers
Is complete with very few exceptions II was p,irclas
ed in Europe under the superintendent of Messrs La
crox and Pixi indeed considerable portion of it was
made by NJ Pxii IL will be in complete order by tile
last of October
Lectures will be delivered daily by each teacher ex-
cept the teacher of Midwifery, who will lecture four
times week, giving the students by that Arrangement
opportunity of attending Clinical Lectures twice per
week
One of the teachers spent several months in Paris du
ring the last autumn and winter making Anaomca ard
Surgical Preparations for the Museum and purchased
every important anatomical model and morbid specimen
which could be in that city He is al present
actively engaged, making preparations and models for
the ensuing session of the Richmond Medical School
very valuable collection of Surgical Instruments has
been purchased, with which every surgical opera
on from The most trivial to those of the greatest mag
ntude will be exhbtcd and the students will be per-
United TO perform all chrurgca operations upop the
IL al
assistant who well qualified for such duties will aid in
the dIssecng rooms, where the Teacher of Anatomy
VIII attend three hours every evening give
on Practical Anatomy The anatomical facilities of
Richmond and ITS vicinity inferior TO in the u S.
One OF the above named gentlemen is Physician 10
inc richmond Aims House. where the students will
have an opportunity, twice week, oftencr of hear
ing Clinical Lectures feeling the pulse, applying the
stethoscope, Ito the of which, one of the above
named gentlemen has paid special attention. and max
ing such other examinations of patients tue attending
physician may deem cxpedient TO he instituted.
There are many very respectable private boarding.
houses IN Richmond where students can be accommo-
dated on the most reasonable terms
The terms for the course will he $50 for each ticket
August IA. 29-tlN
ED OANOKE LAND FOR SALE.-Desipning to
Ea move TO the South West propose to sell the fol-
lowing valuable real estate One tract of land living on
the South side of Roanoke River, in the counties of
Meckienburg, Virginia and Warren North Carolina 5
miles above Weldon and 6 above Wilkins Ferry con-
tanning 300 acres; of which, about 600 bottom Of
superior quay-l00 in original wood, and first-rntc
plant land Of the high land about acres only have
been cleared the balance heavily timbcred and of
good quality for the production OF wheat and
The improvements embrace every building necessary for
quarter plantaton--mostly new, and in good order
The tobacco barns unusually good built chiefly withs
IN The three years last past, and sufficient
crop of 10000 pounds. can, with confidence pro-
nounce this of the very best on the Roanoke
OF ITS extent and few, If any in good situation
Tor immediate profitable planting Ii is very convenient
TO the Petersburg and Richmond markets. and will short
ly be equally TO that of Norfolk by means of the
Portsmouth Railroad now rapidly tending to its compe
ton. Excellent abound in all of
taton--and know it 20 be remarkably healthy having
resided on it, with my family for two years My Ply
scians bills for attendance than 60 negroes,
have not exceeded 40 dollars for the last five years
bloomsbury my place of residence lying on the waters
OF Smiths Greek, Warren county, ~ Carolina miles
West of the town of Warrenton and 10 from Roanoke
River, containing 800 About one-half of this
tract IN wood and fair proportions say 200 acres fine
tobacco land There also 60 highly mproved
cotton lots and 40 TO 80 of creek bottom The i'm
provemenis very extensive well arranged and slight
repairs now being made, will put them in good order
lie situation Is pleasant and the neghborhood agreea
bic.
One other tract lying within half mile Of the Court
House OF that large and wealthy county Mecklenburp
Va. containing hundred and lightweight acres
The greater portion this land is standing in original
wood, and about one half of good quality well adapt
ed to the production of wheat and tobacco IL would
furnish agreeable and convenient residence to any
gentleman having children TO educate, being within a
few minutes walk of that hourslnp institution RAN
doph Macon College, and female school of high stand
ing in BoydtonFuIther description of these lands is
deemed unnecessary is presumed that those persons
W PuSu"se VIII view tHtIn MT. DANIEL II.
Hicks VIII treat Tor the tract near BoydtonBad health
obIges to seek nilder climate and am therefore
resolved on seng.Lettcrs addressed me at Warren
ton, N. Carolina, will receive prompt attention.
GEO ID. BASKERVILLE.
June l6 i2-tf
AhNE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD.-Ran
" oil fron the subscribers agent, i'll Staunton Au..
gusta county, Va, last February March, bright mu-
lao negro girl, slave, named PAMELA about IL years
old, with black hair and eyes-rahcr inclined to be
chunky, and believed to have over one eye She
was purchased OF Peter Hanger by Henry d. Bedford
She was raised by Maj Mons McCue of Augusta coun-
ty Va-Shel left young child in Staunton at the time
OF her departure II supposed she is either lurking
about Mai mcCue in Augusta county Va, or ran off