Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-07-29

THE SAMUEL DAVIES INSTITUTE

FNHE SAMUEL DAVIES INSTITUTE
l. ioc#,c.l Halifax c. H. Va, i. under the Of
W. H. Presbytery and has for it, Object tho thoroue h
intellectual and moral training of youth for the response
hilities of lifr.
1t has already in it: brief existence acquired great
putaton Tor the !cy and efficiency of its instruction.
and government. The of study is extensive.
hracing than half the regular College and
preparing young graduate in two years in the
best institutions n the lani Thorous hne-s is the great
inject sought and therefore particular attention be-
slowed the rudimrntal branches both of the English
and Classical departments. Constituting they do the
basis Of ali sound scholarship and solid Improvement.
The government is strict and pnternal. No efforts
will be spared studious haits decorons be-
havior, and prompt and implicit obedience. Scrupu.
ouS ia exercised prevent habits Of extravaganza.
Accordingly Of the fundamental nws of the School
is that Student shall purchase any thing credit.
except with express permission rom his parent, gunrd
an teacher. No temptation to prohiescy will be in
the path OF the Student except hen the nd-creet
pride love Of parent shall besiow much pocker
money: against which policy. the Trustees and Facul
ty here their protest As they have
been thus far annoyed by waseful Of ncons
fathers, they do to countcnance continue
them. should they be sent.
The Institute is located in plentiful healthy and
moral community Board can be had in excellent fami
lies from IS to $40 per mouth including washing fuel
and lights.
THE FACULTY ARE
Rev J. II. SMITH, A. n Principal and Prof. Greek.
who also has charge of the Religious education Of the
students.
Mr. r. II. GRAVES, NJ, Prof Mathematics.
Mr.. Gro WHITE. B.. Prof Latin. These two Pro-
ssors jointly have charge Of the English department
a. .. TERMS:
Tuition in English nlone. - per month.
- in the English and the Classical
and Math. department. .--------44
The only additional charge for Jantos services so
cents per session.
There sessions in the year.
Next session will open LIST September.
iv 22.-wiwif JNO. A. SCOTT. Sec'y Board.
MT EDlC AL DEPARTM ENT OF
lvl HAMPDEN SYDNEY COLLEGE. RIcHsosp
VA.-The fifteenth annual course Of Lectures in tn.
Institution will commence MONDAY. the l.h OF
October. and continue until the ensuing March
r. L. BOHANNAN. NJ. D., Professor of Obstetrics
| of diseases OF w omen and Children.
L. w. CHAMBERLAYNE. NJ. D., Professor OF
Materia Mrdca and Therapeutic.
=. MAUPIN, NJ. D., Professor OF Chemistry aud
Pharmacy.
cHAS. BELL GIBSON, NJ. D-rrofe..oro surger,
and Surgical Anatomy.
CA TER 2. JOHNSON, NJ. D., Professor of Ana,o
DAVID il. TUCKER, NJ. D.. Professor of the The
ory and Prnciice If Medicine.
A. e. Pc iICOLAS, NJ. D., Demonstration IF Ana,o-
nv.
The study of Practical Anatomy may be prosecuted
with the ample facilities and uncomfortable ey
pense.
CLINICAL LECTURES are regularly given at the
Cuese InErmary and Richmond Aimshouse.
The lnhrmnry, under ;hesame roof with the Collrre
and subject the entire control If the Yaruliy ut all
tines well filled with Medical and Surgical cases. and
furnishes peculiar facilifies for clinral Instruction.
Many Surgical Operations perfurmed in presence
the class; and the student being freely limited To the
wards eaioys under the guidance the Prnfe ssors UNI
usual opportunities for becoming familiar with the symr
toms. diagnosis and treatment of disease
| Observation-Disclosures fee. s. Professors
fees (aggrcga,e) el05; Demonstrators fee &IO Grndu
| alton fee $25
The price Of board. including fuel lights and SER
wants attendance i. usually % To % so per week.
The Catalogue &C. containing fuller information con-
corning the Institution. will be forwarded to those ar
plying for it. specific enquiries will be an.weaed by
| letter 8. MAuPIN. NJ. D..
iy 26-7t Dean of the Faculty.