Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-27
surgery the ssuyvesant students shsllI have been
jeetesi Al the Naval Boardr'
Hear wha, he says Of his eoun,ryman, ID. Patti

Surgery. the ssuyvessnl students shssi have been
jeetei Al the Naval Boardi'
Hear wha, he says Of his eounttyman, ID. Patti
| son:
"Then comes D.. rAuison-'cranvue Sharpe rs,,ison
late OF here, there AMI every where. An eNraornar,
aud melancholy fatality appears 10 have marked the cnr'
cacheri In ola sow-he hileia isnea n. tailed in d
| umorc-twice tie failed In PhiadelIhia-snd now az ain
ures OF his past lie, he has aleI In New York n ~
d not well know the msct able lnirs uing oabe dealing
indeed Iamcniabie spectacle to SEQ man thus driver
rom city to ev. ant frOm shore saotc, leaving behind
memory As an ana'omle teacher pr ratdson date,
aso. The year Of our Led lsiO1hs ssSws sIhsps Shs
mol 10 science Of anatomy and ply soy Is now taught la
that with such teacher Of snS,om, all The students OF
the siuyvesan, 1nsttue who applied for admission were
| rejected 10y tho Naval Doar ="
Although it adds greatly TO the force of Benefits
structures upon the other Professors, We ore pleased
TO see that our Acquaintance, Dr.. DRAPER, who
lectured at Hampden Sidney College with distn
gushed success, is made an exception by him. No
doubt DE-. B. is Professor OF distinguished abili
ties as a lecturer.
After eas,iga,ing Drs Bedford and Sands most
severely, he concludes his article thus:
nut the sren-thc slarinE-,he MOTTO de
want OF clinical bed sdo nT'ueon. This is the sorest
psSs to Dr.. MS sanIsI gently touch UPON
H. for we would 10 save M student. coming
from tho country and who possibly he Undue ed {,
the Hospitals, Dispensarcs, &c. in the Cy are IN the
hands OF thcCrosby SCHOOL Icth DC khoN tcn,
that the sayvessn School has means Whatever OF Civ
ING raeheoi knowledge OF diseases and tier appropriate
treatment True. last winter cltH9hs was gct UP nut
from the ealouscs and OF prs MOL anu Tson
was discontinued. No wonderful without opportunities
ficarnInr the nature OF disease, and witnessing IT'S
ment all the Students OF the stuyvesani School wo a
piled for ams sion rejected NJ the Naval boarui
I'VE might enumerttc the Quarrcls OF THIS taeus Win
each other, amongst the causes OF the tauc OF THIS
PatiiSon called DIR Mott old stesl fool OF THAI Dr
Mott described DIR paiiison an im'udcnt old bahbcr,
with door plate ike sian board, and hsnd thh always
put one Ia mind OF the asue' TIE public doesn't We sup
certain pamphlet illustrative OF sunjr exciting passages
tn the life OF pr Paitisou We have shown. al events
that the Professors aud All un; iaI tho duties Of
their ChaTstat they cannot aord practical instruction
10 their sudcnts-tha their institution Is the laughing
stock OF the ProfcSson-and thai Il Ia wonder that all
their pupils who applied for adiss ion into the naval
eaieorps were ienominicusly rejected"
The Richmond Medical School affords the Stu
dent OF Medicine every facility which is offered by
any other institution in tn country. Tor the Faculty
10 composed of gentlemen OF aeknow lodged ability
in their several departments, as much so as any in
our Oldest and best Schools; and why should i, he
neglected. 1t cannot be kept in the background,
for its advantages too Obvious 10 be overlooked
by the judieious and wise student II has not, like
a mushroom, sprouied and sprung up in day. No,
mol, has fought its way against every ob,tacls,
and made itself respected by every impartial per-
son who knows any thing Of its mode Of ins,ruc,
tion." ID.