Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-09-18
JNO. P. METTAUER, Dean.
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MEDICAL DEPARTMENT OF HAMP-
IsA DEN SIDNEY COLLEGE, RICHMOND, Va
The twelfth annual Of Lectures in this Institution
will Monday October 3d. 1949 and CONT
nue. until the middle of March.
r. L. BoHANNAN M. d., Prof of Obstetrics and Daea-
ses OF Women and Children.
L. w CHAMBERLAYNE, M. D., Prof, of Materia Medi-
ca and Therapeutics
S. MAuFlN NJ D., Prof OF Chemistry and Pharmacy.
CHAs BELL GIBSON, NJ d., Prot OF Surgery and Sur
CARTER P. JOHNSON, M. D., Prot. of Anatomy and
Physiology.
DAVID fl. TUCKER, NJ D., Prof Of Theory and Prac-
tee OF Medicine.
A. E. PETIooLAs, M. D., Demonstrators of Anatomy
The Museum, Apparatus and illustrations for the de-
monstrato departments have recently received many add
tons, and are now very complete The facilities for
Practical Anatomy are unsurpassed The Clinical adj
vantages are fully commensurate with the wants OF the
student and especially valuable those preparing for
practice the South Clinical Lectures are given twice
week in the College Infrmary (Which is in immediate
contguity with the College, and once week in the Rich
mond Aims House. In these institutions the diseases
curing in Southern practice met with, and the stu
dent has the most eligible opportunities OF becoming
qnamted with their types and treatment The frequency
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. S., Tickets of the Professors
Board, including fuel lights, and servants attendance
may be obtained at s2a to 81 per week ekn,,, :,
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lvA opposite the City Hail. will reopen for the Seventh
Session, on Monday, lst October next.
1t is with slight qualification that Mrs. P is able to
look around at the proofs OF the OF her system OF
education in the many young ladies OF whom she has had
the care, who now adom society.
Experience has convinced her that is by the study OF
the exact sciences that the youthful mind best disciplined
and habits OF reasoning acquired: in her school particu
lar attention is paid to the Mathematics and from their
commencement the pupils are under the same master,
whose abilities undoubted, and whose perseverance is
untiring
From the eldest the youngest the pupils under the
supervision and personal instruction Of the Principal
whose chief energies directed the English branches
| The Lectures Natural Philosophy and Chemistry
WILL during the ensuing session. be illustrated by expert
ments for which well selected apparatus has been pro-
cured and sacred vocal music will form part OF the
Heisess af.sseY,, das.esss s--S---s---=
Terms for the scholastic yearpayabe quarterly in ad-
vance
| Tuition in the usual English branches. ...... $50
| Tuition in the higher English branches, including
Drawingin pencil crayons, and water coors, 40
| Primary department, for pupils under seven years
OF age ~
Ancient and Modern languages Latin, French,
| ltalan, &C, eacn. ........ ~
| Music on Piano Forte, Guitar, or Singing, each 60
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XKT ILLIAMsBURG MALE ACADEMY
w The subscriber having been appointed Principal o
the Williamsburg Male Academy, offers his services tc
all who may be disposed to patronze his School. Thu
healthy location of the town, combined with assduty
attention his part, will he hopes, secure for him lib
era portion OF patronage from the surrounding country
well from distance Board may easily be obtained il
Williamsburg by young men DESTROYS Of attending the
| Academy at about 500 per session.
The study will embrace all the essentials of
| good Classical and English education. Instruction viii
| also be given in French.
The session will commence on the LIST OF October, anC
terminate on the st Of July following The charges vii
be as follow
For the higher branches of study such as the Classics
Mathematics, French, &C. per sess ,:....,. $50 on
| For the common branches OF an English educa-
| ton, with the addition OF Latin or Greek Gram
mar per sess :9oo "
vance and halt on the first OF March.
No scholar will be received for shorter than fiv
months, and no deduction will be made except
protracted sickness.
Any farther information may be obtained by application
to Col. ROBERT McCANDLIsH President of the Board o
| Trustees, Williamsburg JOHN DABNEY.
u.s. Wing, Enquirer, Petersburg InteIligencer and Nor
folk Beacon will copy and send their accounts to Thu
Office for collection
6NONCORD ACADEMY 1.-THE next session o
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! LEWIS M. COLEMAN, A. M.
| REFERENCES.
! Hon. John Y Mason;*
| Dr. E. P Scots Speaker OF the Senate of Va.
Thomas j. Randolph, Esq Albemare.
| DR. Armistead Cooks Portsmouth.
| Robert c. Stanard, Esq, Richmond
VIM. H. Harrison, Esq: Prince George.
Richard Baylor, ESQ., Essex
! Andrew Hunter, ESQ., Jefferson.
Clayton G. Coleman, Esq Louisa.
| John Tabb, ESQ., Gloucester.
| VIM. H Roy, Esq., Gloucester.
] Hon. R. M. Il. Hunter, Essex
| Rt Rev Nicholas Cobbs, DID, Bishop OF Alabama
Hon. Thomas H. Bayly M. G.
| Judge Daniel Coleman, Alabama.
| Hon James A. Seldom M. c.
| Gen Bernard Peyton,* Richmond.
| Hon James NJ Mason Frederick.
Rev. VIM Friend, Port Royal.
| John R. Bryan, ESQ., Gloucester
| ThomasS Gholson, ESQ., Petersburg.
| Miers w Fisher ESQ., Northampton.
| John W. Tyler, ESQ., Wamenton.
| George F. Wilkins Esq., Northampton.
| Francis E. RiVes, ESQ., Petersburg.
*Gentlenlen who either have had, who at presen
have sons or wards members Of the Institution.
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