Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-02-24
CANCER
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find he art Of Heating, generally.

FHNHE subscriber respectfully informs the inhabitants
n of Richmond and vicinity, who may wish his aid
that he has become competenGy acquainted by the in
structions from the celebrated DR. Lynch of New York
city cure that formidable and fatal disease dcnoni
mated Cancer, without the of knife caustic but
effected in the same way and manner practsed by Dr.
Lynch, who has met with unparalleled in the
treatment of this complaint and also that of Fsuo or
fistnlaAs the subscriber is here from the City of
New York. person wishing TO be cured of the
named complaints, will please apply Immediately
him, at the Mansion House, Main Street.
Richmond JAM w. w. MARSHALL.
Certfcate from Dr. Lynch
do hereby certify that DR.. w w Marshall has been
under my instruction. and assisted Inc in my business
which is attending to Cancer complaints and the art of
healing, generally. He is using my medicine 1
flicted d. LYNCH
The subscriber refers to Mr.. Day of Manchester; Mr.
Gilanl Mr. James Caskic, Archibald Thomas and Mrs.
Ezekiel DAVIS, Main Street, Richmond; MIR. Benjamin
Harrison, of Berkeley
All letters must he postpaid. w. w NJ
January z, 1884. 7i-wtf
HHEMALE SEMINARY The subscriber and his
IL Lady purpose opening Female Seminary in
Farnville Prince Edward County, Va, on the first
Monday in next March, the design of which, is to i'm
part Young Ladies thorough practical KNOWLEDGE of
the various scientific and pursuits usually
taught in similar institutions The conductors had
many years experience in teaching and it may sa-
your too much of cgotism for them TO assert that they
have always received liberal patronage and enjoyed the
satisfaction of knowing that their patrons satisfied
An experienced teacher in Music will be employed and
as many facilities Tor eXpeditng the Young Lady in her
scientific requirements may reasonably be expected
BOARD
The citizens of this place feel disposed TO make such
arrangements for the Seminary both respects suitable
families for Young Ladies' and price of board as Will
not fail TO satisfy the public From meeting of
pectable citizens held for that purpose authorized
to public information, that board will be afforded in
good families, and all necessary expenses included ex-
cePt bedding, for 81 80 per month and few familcs
that will incur but little expense by so doing will
find all and board for 81 per month.
MANAGEmE~T.
daily Register of REGULATIONS worthy Of merit de-
GnCrI,-remarks personal dcncanOr nd n lv
composition from each Young Lady will be reserved for
parents perusa and the purpose OF elcng paisewor-
vered to Young Ladies', embracing the general nffu-
ence of science morality and personal accomplishments
and these will be addition to the Lectures on the va
rious branches of science
The scholastic year will consist of sessions of five
months each; at the close of which, will be exhibit
ton of Improvement and one month vacation. Payments
for board and tuition will be expected mi.annualy
the close OF each session.
YEARLY TUITION.
Junior Class in Notwithstanding Orthoeraphy
Heading, Penmanship History of the United States and
Modern Geography, .......................... $50
Senior Glass in Englisli--embracing the higher Stu
dies OF English Origin, Ancient Geography, the various
branches OF Philosophy, Mathematics, Natural Science
ana beiies-Lettres ...................... $25
For the Ornamental Branches and Languages added
Music, including use of Piano Forles, ....... 1913
Drawing, Painting and Needlework ............ Is
French, or Ancient Languages, ............... Is
contingent expenses not above, ............... 3
when the same pupil shall study English, Music
Painting, and one Of the Languages $50 will
be deducted from her bill of tuition.
Good Apparatus for assisting the learncr-and cxpe-
renced teachers recommended by Literary and Profess
sona men, together with the interest manifested by the
citizens of this place and surrounding country arc
the basis on which patronage is expected
A. j. HUESTIS.
Farmvlle, Va, Feb 3. s6-w3w
We have examined numerous certificates from the
Rev. Wilbur Fisk, President of the Wesleyan Unvcr-
sy, Connecticut, and from John Burrage and VIM A.
Bradford Commissioners of Schools in New Bedford,
Massachusetts,, in relation to the literary course and
qualifications of the Rev A. j. Huestis and think they
afford every satisfactory evidence of his qualifications as
aeacher OF such seminary he proposes establish
JAMES MADISON