Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-09-10


TINE Lectures viii Commence Mundav, November
Il the 4 h. ant he continued under The following ar.
rancemen', To lie middle Of March eus;ilns:
Pr"elcr and Theory sled cine, by Nathaniel Chap
nan. NJ. ID.
Ch-mstTy, hy Robert Hare, 81. y.
Su.ery, b. William Gibson. NJ y.
Anatomy, ny William T.. Homer, NJ. ID.
Institutes nf Medicine. BY Samuel JACKSON, VI. H.
Matrrd Mediea aad Pharmacy, by CeoIse Il. Wood,
81. q.
Obstetrics and The Diseases OF Women and Children,
by Hugh l.. Hodge, ". d.
\ coarse OF Ciinca! Lectures and Demonstrations. In
with The above Will lc given at III: eS
tensile and convenient lnirmary called the Phadc.-
phia Hospital.
Clinical Medicine. by W. w. Gerhard, NJ. d.
! Clinical Surgery. by DIS. Gibson and iiorrcr.
Clinical Instruction in Medicine is also gwen ffom The
l.. tny of November 10 The 1t day OF March, ~ Dr.
Wood, in The Pennsylvania Hospital.
Clinical Instruction IS likewise given NJ the Unversi
". r. HoRNER, Md
Dean nf the Medical Farulty.
s63 Cha.;nut 81, Fiji, Sept. &, lai 3i-2twii!"
WILLIAMSBURG MALE L FEMALE SEMINARY.
's'i!E Schn a,c Of this Seminary consists OF ten
months, and is divided into two SESSIONS The first
session tegins IN. Isl day of October AMI ends on The
last day Of Frbraiy; tie econd brGs The 1T day Of
March, and ends on the Iast day of July.
The OF instruction. rmnraces The several branch
e. of n plain English Education. the Greek and atin
Languages. Rhetoric, Composition, Logic, Ethics, Men
tai Philosophy. Chemistry, Natural Philosophy aud Ma
tirna'ics, including higstra, GSonrtry Irsonnmciry,
tiai Caleuiu'.
Music, Drawing and Painting, vii? also be Taught, If
desired.
III. principal Tex, Books are, Krkhams English
Grammar clrlis icosra2hy aud htla., Dawes Afl'h-
m-c. The mo-t approved ed.i'"rs of The casc.. Blair
Rhetoric, farser- Logic, IA ty's s'ora fhinsathy,
Btowu's Lectures IN Mental Philosophy, Smith, Che
misty, Dlia>cads Schrul Philosophy, Days Algeria,
DAWES I.escrirc, Sur:syin: aud Calculus.
TCirios-Fo. al or any ii: The plain English braGrh-
es. 500 4 ef:il.
For Greek Latin, aud lie Sciences, or any
oi ihra, 50
$50 onr halt 81 the Tuition mt-t h- r,d an an.
rance, and The Other bali ii tie beginning Of the second
ssssan.
Eoar., fempioylrc that term IN is most extensive
sense vii be furnished "T $3.50 term, cn' !'r Of
which n,ns; h- paid ca-c.:' :5 the other half al the
brgInniG. OF The Second Sesslnn.
The subscriber mas ;aa,'e arrangement with Nj A.
G. : utha Ia board himself and Pupils. The Pupils
boardin. with Mr.. Soutiail will lie, al time-, under
tie cont'o Of lie subscriber: and VIII have the s'flces
attention paid 10 their education, roials and nanners
81 Board.ra VIII he Iatsed With iord, and ruplls
with Tui,icn from Tie illi- 1T which They become shca
tu the oEi "filr Term, unless Withdrawn BY the Con
Srut al the subscriber.
TIE E,ks used IN this Seminary can lie purchased al
This place. L. ;. II. PRYOR
williamsburg, Angus, 30, 1911.
TESTIMONIALS.
Tie School 81 Sir. Pryor has heeG established in VIII
Iiam>Lurg for several yr5.s during which tine have
become ell acquainted both win lis discipline a1d the
character of The Instruction imported. tve no hcsia
IN saying that deserves to rank the first
cl:ooIS STATE The discipline IL admirable the
various subjects he processes 20 teach have b"cn well
laurh. ..1 ~ rm.is ..a 49,. :.:...,, a,ipi: ,::-
,nu-. successful siudrftI ut Institution Mr. Pryor
deserves BIZ clIsscd, Too, anon. the very few teach
es clprbe Of nparna correct information, IN Il cor
rec; manner The il"r'l Sciences The preparation
ufhis pupils in this department, being almost unrlvaed
T.. X. DEW,
Presirn. William and Mary College.
February 18th, lsH.
have seen, with pleasure, Mr. Pryor's Gard, an.
nouncnc his purpose 20 continue lis valuable School ANA
setting iutn his ut Destruction. My residence III
Williamsburg has made ne familiar with l'r. Pry"r's
discIlinr and lis effect. tr nanne,s, hahils. and
rorlis cf his pnp> Ii hoy can he made 10 htirc
him, II properly and study diligently. Mr. Pryor viii
make him do both. Ny position Professor in VIII
liam and May College I,3 cahfd me 10 judge oi tie
training aud preparation ot youths, who come to us
thIucch sir Pfynr's School. and prepared 10 say,
IN, ;tcv are IL t-e:s classes tor
the information ire al, acquired. and. shat i, NO. IN:
o.taat. for Tie Development 1T tie faculty o! acGnSi-
ton hy It's oArrc.sr, under liz tniiioh con-Gei bis
School n, greatly advantageous oiae Colspe andof III
e""'e value :" r i w,m and Mary t cosse
February 10Th, lsi;.
Mr.. Pfvors School established lone before my ar
rival in Williamsburg, aud ma'.e known to me as one 81
ys[y H ii acr Of H II H t9aF
william AMI Mary College, have iai anr.c nppo'tuGi.
Is OF Judging, myself OF It's merits. rhcrc, haze hceh
able 10 do n, justice 10 Mr. pfyo;S ;a!rh,s n Teach
er, and his, perhaps unsurpassed. mc"h ~ hiScp4Gn
rian. The young men, who passed from mr.. fy"i's
School Ia College, take very high -aBans among
tr students Of M classes; ard 10 Judge from the Ny
p,yor does 10. Only scrrrd III teaching The many lie
n of tie different branches al polite education, hut
what il Infinitely Important lie trains Tie mud Of
yO.ng men 10 stldy and inquiry and thus lays open 10
tn. Tie only way self improvement, and advancing
III WIG '''' ''' CuAs MINNIGERoDE,
Professor % Humanity WIN. and Mary College
FeLrnmy i2th, leii
consider the School Of Sir. Pryor, in Williamsburg
a. on. al tie ycIy brs in The country, il all particulars
have lad al opportunity o observing is fcst'ln tie
.gi.s from his Schoc! 10 TO Ice" These not "niy
have always ia the ifunt rank Itgnifrhchi hut
have witiuut c.c-ptlon, exhibited The 81 popiic'y
u. d.incaEor pgu:ng fih HE moral training obtained
from him Is not inrinr 10 tie intellectual cultivation
bestowed. ar. Ifyo.'s abilities ~ arler and me-
ihnd ui instructions Of h. aud certainly
az very hi. nrder yet 30 hot regard either of these
particulars Is his rhtf excellence THIS CONCEIVE To
he fWil exceedingly raic and valuable n rare the
higll standard wi, liz has established tor bn"cli ~
regard 10 the dulles aad qua cations uf teacher, and
hi. perfect conscirnti"aancss ana nneitted fseon III
performing The whole of tlec dunes, anh III Keeping
fully w To iha; standard. have derived this opBion
from Closely intimate acquaintance with Nj Fyn! oil
many years durati0n-f;nnI which have derived no
less tcurhl than p,casuie-which entities mr Ia speak
with absolute confidence OF his moral as wen rs Of hs
intellectual qualities. HJ. ShUNbEhS,
Prof ni Mathematics in WIN. and Mary College.
Williamsburg, lg.h Feb, isil.
have rrra, pleasure in adding my testimony Of ap7ro
hatiun those # M brother Professors ct Ni'a; ana
Mary Cuc.r. Daring The ciet years lila, have held
q Professor. hin in that Institution have had many o.
Mr. Pyu.- scholars pErlls IN my Classes, and nave
been struck h, their uniform co;d conduct ana ny ihe
excellent and effective manner "a "hrh hey nave nch
grounded in yrnc pies If the SIis nccs 1t has been
NY N' JOHN WELLINGTON,
Professor Of Chemistry and Natural Philosophy,
in William ard Mary College
9Th FEBRUARY 1911.