Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-08-06


the las; Friday in June, with two public scmi-ln-
nual examinations.
TERMS: For board and tuition Ten months, $50
Tor expenses OF school room aud apparatus. $50
payable one hall on the lst Of September, and one
half on the lst Of February.
july IL 20-lSept
A MELA ACADEMY.-The next Session
n will commence Sept Isl, and end July Isl
1918.
Board and Tuition. Sls0-:s75 to be paid Sept
Isl; SO February Isl. Puncua attendance at
the commencement OF the session is earnestly re-
qucsted Refer to WM H. HARRISON.
9-r,F Direct, (post paid) Elk HIP o.. Amelia
July lift w. II. II.
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINlA-The next
~ session oil his Institution will commence on
the Isl Of October and terminate on the lih of
July following.
The schools OF the University, with their re-
spcctivc professors. are
!. ANCIENT LA>GrAGEs-Prof,ssor Harrison.
=. MonERS Observation-Disclosures --
3. MATHEMATIcs-Proftssor CcuI,enay
t. NATURAL iiILosornY-Prc!cssor w. B.
! Rogers.
s. CivlL E:GrsEERrHG-Thc subjects of which
are divided between The the professors Of Mahc-
mates and Natural Philosophy.
6. CnEMsrRY-Prot II. f. Rogers
T. MEDIcNE-Prot. Howard
s. A"AToMY AND SrRdERY-Prof Cahcll.
2. MoRaL PuEOSoPaY-proi g. Tucker
H. Law-Proi. II. 81. G.. Tucker
For more particular information in regard TO
expenses. dc, see one of the printed catalogues
or the Washington Glol,c or The National Intel
ligcncer. WILLIS H. WO0DLEY,
Proctor and Patron.
July - .22-il0S
g--T'rhc Richmond Wing requested TO copy in
the country paper.
UNIVERSITY or YlRGINLA.-Thcc chair
\ Of the school of Modern Language, Of This
Institution having become vacant, by The rcsig-
nation OF Professor Charles Kratsir the Board
OF Visitors will proceed, al special meeting on
The 10th September, 10 fill The vacancy thus oc-
casioned.
The compensation of the Professor consists Of
salary OF one thousand dollars, and fee OF
twenty-five dollars from each member Of the
School besides the use ola comfortable dwelling
ani garden free .! rent. The Languages taught
are German, French. Spanish, Italian ard An
slo-Saxon.
Applications may he addressed TO The under
signed, al the University o! Virginia.
WILLIS II. WooDLEY, Pfocter:
July % 22-,l0S
- The Il. Wing will publish regularly in the
counir; paper--and the New York American.
and New York Evening Post, the Boston Post,
and Boston Atlas regularly in their city or daily
paper, until the 10Th of September, and forward
,hcir accounts to this Office for collection. One
copy OF the papers containing the advertisement
70 be sent 10 the Proctor with the cost Of advcrtis-
ing.
MEDICAL COLLEGE IN RICHMOND,
INI VIRGINIA-Thc Seventh Winter Session
ot the Medical Department OF Hamplca Sidney
College. will commence in Richmond on the last
Monday in October (he 2sth.) and con,inuc IN
Ill The las, Of February following
John Cullen, NJ. d., Professor ri THEORY and
Prpticc of L:diciW.
Auss. l.. Warner, VI. D., Pyofssor ef Surgery
md .Sargica! Aadtomu
L. W. Chamberayne, NJ. D., Professor Of
Therapeutics and .Na!cria Medite.
R. l.. Bohannan, NJ. D.. Professor II O!;,c-
tries and Diseases Of Women and Children.
Socrates Maupin, NJ D., Professor Of Ciemis-
m AMI Pharmacy.
Ielirics Wyman, NJ. D, Prof.ssor Of .Ana'omy
md PSysiolosv
A co,nmoiious and elegant College and mfr
mary Building is in progress Of erection. ami
will be completed by the opening Of the session
il has been 50 arranged, as 10 afford 10 the Student
every convenience and comfort. and viii! enable
the Faculty 10 extend 10 him ali the advantages
and facilities for a thorough education. which
the present advanced condition OF Medical Science
demands The College lnirmary, City Aims
house, Armory and Pcniicniiary, afonl ample
means for instruction in clinical Medicine and
Surgery while the facilities for studying practical
Anatomy, and operative Surgery, are unsurpas-
sed. Physicians in the country, who do not re-
ccive the catalogue, which vii! be Issued during
this month, Dulv.) will please send their adj
4 \ ~
AUGS. l.. WARNER, NJ. D.,
Dean Of The Fmruin
July2 16--ilstNnv
81 The Richmond Wing, National lG,clIi9cn-
Ger, and Globe (Washinston) will insert in colln-
try paper until the frs, al November.
EMORY AND HENRY COLLEGE, WASH
II rNuroN County, TA-The next session oflhis
institution will commence on Thursday. the 22,l
of August. EacuRn-Rcy Charles Collins NJ.
A. President and Professor Of Moral and Mental
Science. Rev Ephraim f. Wiley, NJ. A., Pro-
lessor of Ancient Languages and Literature
Edmund Langley, NJ. A. Professor Of Maizena,
ties and Teacher OF Mo.crn Languages. Ebenc-
ger Stevens, B. A. Tutor
The course of study and plan of instruction are
substantially the same As those Of the most rcspcc-
table Colleges in our country \ high standard
of Classical and Mathematical studies is sircnu-
uuNll Dut al S'iIllc llOSp
which are practical and more directly connected
with the business of life, receive particular al
tcaon.
Ecpenses.-Studcnts pursuing the St'i;lies OF the
Collegiate Course are charged SIS per session OF
tive months, and 30 cents for tic use of the Libra
r.. Board is 81 so per week. contingent
charge OF 81 VI is made for hell ringing, sweep
ing, &c. No extra charge is made for washing,
fuel, and room rent, although these items al SINH
lar institutions, usually form very considerable
part OF the expense Students in the Preparatory
Course are charged the same, excepting the tut
ton, which varies from $40 To $40 so per session.
Total expenses for the year from SS5 10 sos.
Gorcramen,.-Thc government Of the College
ismld and parental, bu: energetic and finn. The
officers ale constantly with the Students ever rca-
df to restrain disorder to watch over their mo-
rails, and correct their evil habits they also eat at
the same tables and reside with their families in
the same buildings
The college buildings are spacious and elegant
and for beauty and healhiulness Of location un-
surpassed ty any in the State. The salubritv of
; the climate among the mountains is proverbal
and the Faculty are determined that 70 College
shall offer superior advantages for solid cluca-
lion. The libraries number about 5000 volumes
There is also valuable cabinet OF minerals, and
also all necessary Philosophical and Chemical
Apparatus. C. COLLINS.
June 6-wtd
DROWN, TAYLOR & TUCKER, (forme.-
IL " Brown & Taylor) Commission MER-
CHANTS GRooER,, Richmond, Va, will pay par
ticnlar attention 10 the sale Of Tobacco, Flour and
Wheat LUDWELL H. BROWN,
EDWIN NJ. TAYLOR,
BEVERLEY TUCKER.
Refer 10 Messrs. Storm. Dubois & Co, New
York; Caleb Cope, ESQ.,, Philadelphia Lewis
Webb, Esq, Richmond Wyatt Cardvell, Esq,
Charlotte c. B., William Kinney, Esq, staunton;
Mayo Cahell, Esq, Nelson; Judge Henry St. Gee
TuckeT, University OF Virginia.
Feb 20 ss-w1y