Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-01-11

7 III Nl1lS ia January w. W. ~ P
delphia, the first number Of The MEDICAL EAA
MINER Journal devoted to Medicine, Surgery, and
The Collateral Sciences. Edited by J. b. Biddle, NJ. D.,
and NJ. Clymer, ND
dical Giazetles of Paris, London, and other European
CAPITALS. lis object is to place in the hands OF the FRO
fcssion n cheap and succInct compendium oil Vaiuaoe
information, necessarily not embraced IN the pcriou'cni
works. published al greater intervals of time. 1t VIII
contain accurate and regular clinical reports OF the Two
principal hospitals Of Philadelphia, with accounts OF m
tcreslinn cases occurring in other institutions ana IN phi,
yate practice. Notices and reviews of new foreign and
domestic publications will appear. A large space Will
be devoted to a summary Of American anu European
Intelligence. Correspondents have been secured from
abroad, from whom may be expected numerous interest
ing communications.
Nerves, BY Thomas Harris, NJ. D., Surgeon of the Naval
Asylum, and of the Pennsylvania Hospital; On CHRONIC
Larynuitis, or the Sure Throat OF Clergymen. ny N.
Chairman, nj. D., Professor Of the Theory and Practice
or Pbvsic in the University Of Pennsylvania Case ut
Fatal Poisoning, from Pork, by w. Pepper, Nj. ID b.
Biographical Notices; Editorial remarks Death OF Dr:
Physick; Clinical Lecture and operation tor removal OF
both upper Maxillary Bones. by VIM. Gibson, VI. u,
Professor Of Surgery in the University of Pennsylvania,
and Surgeon to the philadelphia Hospital: Clinical Lee
teres delivered ., the Philadelphia Hospital, by w. w.
Gerhard. NJ. d., Physician to the Hospital Operation
for Double Harelip in an adult, with remarks, 10y }. Ran
doIph, NJ. D Surgeon 10 the Pennsylvania Hospital;
Clinical Reports Of the Pennsylvania Hospital; Domes-
tic Summary; Foreign Summary.
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Philadelphia, jan E-4t
NLASSICAL S%CHOOL-The subscriber, having
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school in his family the ensuing year, proposes to tnke
from q 10 5 boardrrs. There are also several other FAINT
lies of high standing sufficiently near to the school. who
will take boarders. In this school will be taught the
Latin and Greek languages, Algebra, Geometry, Sur.
yeying, Philosophy, English Grammar, Arithmetic, Geo
araphy, Sc. The school will commence on the 10Th
January, and continue ten montlls-oneo OF the summer
months will be given as VACATION This situation IS
remarkably healthy and pleasant. Churches sufficiently
near TO attend meeting every Sunday. From MIR. White q
known re utatiun and ability 10 teach the above sciences
reference may be made TO the Rev. K. Ryland, A. NJ ,
and VIM F. Nelson, A. NJ; Richmond. Persons wish
ing to encourage this school will please give early infm-
nation to the subscriber, living near Ayletts I. O. King
William county, Virginia.
For board, including washing, room rent. &c, $40 GU
tics. 90 90
EnoIish LANGUAGE, Is GO
WIN. LUMPKlN.
January G9-2awGw
EIEMALE SCHOOL near Charlouesrue.-The Sob
"a scriber takes this method OF informing the pubic
that Mrs. Mary &. Woodson's School for Young Ladies
and girls, will open on the 18th of January, and close on
18th December following, allowing one month for vaca-
ton about the middle of the term. For board and tuition
during the scholastic year Of ten months, the sum "i one
hundred and twenty dollars will BE- charged. Mrs.
Woodson having been engaged in school teaching tor
the last twelve years, with no little success, deems 1t un.
necessary 10 say any thing in relation to her qual'h"a-
lions for that responsible Office. Instruction will be gwen
in almost every branch, making up a good English edu
cation, and lessons on the Piano will be given by q highly
celebrated teacher Of Music. (Mr. Joseph Baelow) near
the University of Virginia, IN unusually moderate terms.
The school will be kept within quarter OF a mile Of Char.
lol,esville, a, a most pleasant and delightful situation,
entirely removed from the noise and hustle OF the town.
Reference may be had tn the Rev. VIM. S. White and
Thomas w. G,Imcr Of Charlottesville, and TO DR.. Tho.
mas Meriwether and MIR. Daniel +. Carr of Albematle
county. THOMAS WOODSON.
JanG 1-w1w
NEECHANlCS WANTED.-A Tailor, Boo,maker,
l9H q Joiner, &c, are much wanted at a new, beau.
liful and healthy situation, called Liiwalton, in the upper
end Of Lancaster County, Wa public place and
in a very healthy neighborhood, near the KapPahannock
River, and in sight of the counties OF Middlesex, Essex,
Richmond and Northumberland This stand has all the
natural advantages, abouDds in WOOD, wafer, fn ano
oysters; is convenient to navigation tor sieamPoats and
all other vessels. There are good and comfortable shops
calculated for each nf The above branches OF business,
with dwellings. gardens, lots, &c.
Possession can be had at any moment. lndustftous
and sober men will be expected. Letters to the Sub
scriber, P. F., directed to huntsville, Lancaster County
Va. will meet with prompt s%ltertion.
Nov 81 (5z-wlow"TssWM. .. MiTCHELL.
lar. RITCHlEshas taken an Office on Main street
one doot Sbose the residence of David Barclay
ESQ, where he may be found at all hours.
Nov