Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-09-07
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, Ep IgnMOND COllEEGE.--The next session Of
he this Institution will commence the 1sot October
and close on the 18th OF July The of study is
complete embracing WHAT usually taught in the Cole
ges OF the United States. The Faculty consists OF
Rev. Ro. RYLANp, President and Professor OF Moral
Science.
Mr. LEWIS TURNER, Professor OF Natural Science
Mr. JOHN LAWSON Tutor of Mathematics
Mr. Bennett PuRYEAR, Tutor of Academic Department.
NJ. ARTHUR FRISE, Professor of Modern Languages
The Trustees the public that they have the high
est confidence in the ability and fidelity of the above named
gentlemen An apparatus and commodous hall for
Lectures and Experiments in Chemistry and Natural Phi
loopy have been provided and the Professor will devote
himself to those departments The first commencement
OF the College will be held early in October when the de-
gree OF A B., with appropriate exercises will be conferred
on two students who have finished the course The pre-
misses will be put in good repair the rooms whitewashed
the buildings painted and the beds and bedsteads
TERMs-For board, including light, fuel, Diet washing,
and attendance S95 tuition $40, total $685. payable
ly Interest will be charged all bills remaining unpaid
after the close of the session Each student furnishes his
lamp and chair and has access to the Library for ST. No
discount for absence, except for sickness Tuition in Mo-
dem Languages $40. The whole charge to candidates
for the ministry is 800
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MEDICAL DEPARTMENT OF HAMP-
I'VE DEN SIDNEY COLLEGE, RICHMOND, Va
The twelfth annual course OF Lectures in this Institution
will commence on Monday October ed 1919 and CONT
nue. until the middle of March
R L. BoHANNAN NJ D., Prof of Obstetrics and Disea-
ses OF Women and Children
l.. w. CHAMBERLAYNE M d., Prof. OF Materla Medi-
S MAuPlN M D., Prof of Chemistry and Pharmacy.
CHAs. BELL GIBSON, NJ, D., Prof of Surgery and Sur
CARTER P. JOHNSON, NJ D., Prof of Anatomy and
Physiology.
Dawn Il. TUCKER, M D., Prof Of Theory and Prac-
A E. PErIcoLAs M. D., Demonstration OF Anatomy
The Museum, Apparatus and illustrations for the de-
monstrato departments have recently received many addi
tons, and are now very complete The facilities tor
Practical Anatomy are unsurpassed The Clinical ad-
vantages are fully commensurate with the wants OF the
student and especially valuable to those preparing tor
practice the South Clinical Lectures given twice
week in the College lnfirmary, (Which is in immediate
contiguity with the College, and once week in the Rich
mond Inns House. In these institutions the diseases
curing in Southern practice met with and the stu
dent has the most eligible opportunities OF becoming ac-
Of Surgical operations before the class together with the
facilities for witnessing the treatment OF Surgical cases
renders this OF the best Schools OF Practical Surgery
CHARGES Naturalization So Tickets of the Professors
| S1O5, Practical Anatomy $40, Graduation Fee $25;
Board including fuel lights and servants attendance
may be obtained at s'ss to 81 per week e94nt,7
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! KSARMvILLE FEMALE SEMINARY
A. The exercises OF the next session will commence
the first Monday in October, and continue uninterrupted
ly, with the exception OF weeks at Christmas
til the last Friday in July following Terms for the
sion of ten MONTHS as follows:
Board and tuition in the English Branches. $l3o 90
luItlOn alone ~ w
Latin and French Languages each ........ 20 90
With an extra fee Of five dollars from each member of the
| classes in Natural Philosophy and Chemistry.
Onehalf OF the above charges is payable in advance;
| the balance at the close of the term
Pupils from distance, unless excused for special
sons will be required board in the family of the prnc
| pal !NO. b. IlNSLEY, Prnl
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lvA resume the duties of her School on Monday, the
third OF September. She will continue to teach the
rious branches OF English Education. She will also be
prepared to give instruction Music the piano forte
also, instruction in the French Language.
She returns her thanks to her former patrons and soi
future pedgng herself give faithful attention to the
children committed to her charge.
M. H. GILL, -
Franklin street, opposite the Masons' Hail.
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