Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-08-28

KDICHMOND MEDICAL SCHOOL.-Lecturcs up
n q on the various branches of Medical Science viii
be delivered in the city of Richmond, commencing tho
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
jecis affixed to their respective names:
TIL JOHNSON, Nj d., Anatomy, Physiology, and Sur
JAMES BEALE, NJ. d. Practice of Physic, and tho
Institutes OF Medicine.
ROBERT BRIGGS, NJ. D., biatcra Medioa, Thera-
peutics and Hygiene
Diseases Of Women and Children.
-----------, Chemistry and Pharmacy.
Although the Chair If Chemistry is not, as vet assign
cd it is believed that Chemist of entire competency M
lecturer and practical operator, will accept this depart
ment before the course of lectures commences. The
Chemical Apparatus belonging to of the tcacer2
is complete, with very few exceptions 1t was purchas
cd in Europe under the supcrinendence Of Messrs La
croix and Pix indeed considerable portion of IL was
made by M Plxii. 1t will be in complete order by the
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
an opportunity of attending Clinical twice per
week. r.
One of the teachers spent several months in Paris du
ring the last autumn and winter, making Anatomical and
Surgical Preparations for the Museum, and purchased
every important anatomical model and morbid specimen
which could be procured in that city. He is 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
tlon from The most trivial to those of the greatest mag
ntude, Will be exhibed and the students will be per-
united to perform all chrurgical operations upon the
subjects in The disscctng 1t is expected that
assistant who is well qualified for such duties will aid
the dissectng rooms, where the Teacher of Anatomy
VIII attend three hours every evening give instructions
on Praeticat 9nato'ay The anatomical facilities of
richmond and It's vicinity inferior to in the u g.
One OF the above-named gentlemen is Physician 10
the Richmond Alms-Honse, where the students will
have opportunity, twice week or oftener of hear
ing Clinical Lectures, feeling the pulse applying tho
stethoScoPc, TO the of which, of the above
named gentlemen has paid special atcntion) and max
amin al.
physician may deem expedient to be 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 will be $50 for each ticket
August a. 20-.IN
N oNPLus viii make his first season in America
~ at my 'Truc Blue Plantation in ST Matthews
Parish, 80 miles below Columbia in the State of South
Carolina.
This stallion was imported by myself, last Fall; and
LOT ms PeGgree and performance whilst the English
turf, see The sixth number vol 9Th of Skinner Amer.
can iurf Register for February, 1895. Nonplus wss
bred by Mr.. Burton gotten by CArrAE "a favorite son
of GolumPus Ivy Gobanna was foaleJ in the Spring
of 1921 1t will be by reference 10 his pedioreo
ana the facing Calendar that he is nearly allied with
the best blood OF England: and while the course beat
many of the finest horses of his day; among others
Lord Fitzwiiliams Muatio (half brother to Nonplus
ana Tor whom four thousand guneas were offered and
reiused;) the celebrated horses CRANKY and Medora
Lord kiburne S Purity and Action; Vanish Cameia
and Iarrare and Laurel and Popsy celebrated sons of
bldckiock) Nonplus probably sold for more money in
England, than any horse ever imported into America
having been purchased when three years old by The
Duke OF Cleveland, at three thousand guineas. His
colour is rich bay, with black legs nane and tail and
no white, except his two hind heels He il feet 2
inches high, with great muscular power and compact
ness; clean limbs, and fine action. He is remarkablv
docc, and finely tempered though very animated Eo
deservedly ranks amongst the stations of the bohest
character, and Is now in fine health and condition For
the estimation 10 which he is held by the subscriber be
VII only remark That he has put to him this season all
ms nnest mares In consequence of the great number
OF fine imported horses recently brought into the conn
ny, the terms Of the present season will be very low
the groom. y
Mares fed for 20 cents day. and every attention paid
to them, but no liability for accidents
RICTD SINGLETON
S. Carolina, April o. 1I5-sf