Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-09-08
HILTON SCHOOL.

staunton Aug II, ls57-cauw6w
! HILTON SCHOOL.
TIME undersigned will open a School ut his residence,
IL Gordonsyile, in the county OF Orange on the
i LIST OF September 1851.
The course of instruction will include the English La
tin Greek French and Italian language and their tera
ture and Mathematics.
The Principal my son, X II. New man, has been educn
ted at the University OF Virginia. and graduate OF that
Institution in most of the departments in which he will
| give instruction
a limited number OF pupils can be accommodated in
my family subject to the rules aud enjoying like pri.
| TERMS Tuition and Board. including everything,
$500 for the session OF 10 payable on the
Of September the other the close OF the tern 30
| OF June, 1858.
Further information If desired may be obtained by nd.
dressing either the Principal or the undersgned At Cor
louisville. JAMES NEWMAN.
Professors Harrison schce dc Vere Bedsoe and Gil.
dersleeve, OF the University.
Rev. ID. y. Ewing, Gordonsville.
F.G Ruiin Esq and R. B. Haxall Esq, Of Richmond.
Col John Willie Orange Court House.
r. b. Jones, Rapid Ann station, Culpeper
July s--ctlst Oct
MEDICAL COLLEGE OF VIRGINIA.
SESSION 1878.
VUyHE next Annual Course Of Lectures will com.
mence on the let Of October, 1857, at the College
Building corner of Marshall and College streets, Rich.
mond and terminate the lst of March 1853.
Surgical and Surgical Anatomy, by CHARLES BELL
Theory and Practice Of Medicine. by DAVID II. Tuck.
ER, NJ. u.
Matera Mcdica and Therapeutics, by B. X. WELLFoRD,
ND
Anatomy, by ARTHUR F.. PErIcoLAs. NJ d.
Institutes Of Medicine ana Hiedca Jurispruorhco ny
LEVIN S. JoYNEs. NJ. d.
Obstetrics and Diseases of Women and Children, by
JAS II. CONWAY, NJ. d.
The study of Practical Anatomy may be prosecuted
with the most ample facilities and at very tring expense
Clinical Lectures are regularly given at the College In
Via mfr
College, 10 all times well hed with Medical and 5urgi'
cal cases and furnishes peculiar facilities tor Clinical in.
MANY surgical Operations are performed In the pre-.
sence of the cais and the Students being daily admitted
the wards enjoy under the guidance OF tue
unusua opportunities for becoming familiar only with
the symptoms aud diagnosis of disease but with its daily
progress and treatment. 49,
Amount of Fees for Lectures, sloJ
Naturalization Fec .
Practical Anatomy, ~
h. rics Of on:d including Fuel Lights and Ser
wants attendance varies from 50 to so per week The
Catalogues containing fuller information concerning the
institution will be forwarded to those who apply for IT, or
specific enquiries will be answered by letter.
r l.. =. JOYNES ID,
Jul, a-ctlst Oct Dean of the Faculty.
FLAT ROCK FEMALE SEMINARY.
INOR the year 1851 the first Session OF this institution
II will dominance on the 5h January ana close on me
10th of June The second Session Will commence The
2Uth of july and close the 10th of December.
TERMS, payable at the end OF the Session: .,o .,
Tuition it in the English Departments, including
Mathematics w
French extra. W
Music .............................20 90
Ornsme mt al Branches each 90
Latin aud Greek Class, taught by the subscriber oo
F-In cases Of protrsced sickness deduction VIII be
In the ordinary Female Schools Of tue country. where
one teacher is employed it 10 impossible for want Of
time for the teacher to devote nai a.
music Ia necessarily the piano 70 learn and prac'
ce her music without assstance. should there be but
ten scholars and half hour only devoted oy each to
music the teacher being present. hVe hours OF the
ora time will be consumed, and but little left Tor the in.
struc,on in other studies To this may be traced many
of the complaints of Female Schools.
The great object OF my secure the constant,
nersops attention the Teachers to every Department
For this purpose teachers nre employed One to at.
tend TO the ordinary English Branches including Maihe.
aud the Sciences and the other to Music French
and Ornamental Branches. Miss T. T. SCOTT will again
have charge of the first Department BY her fidelity and
her amaby of character she secures the love Of all
her pupils and from my own examinations, know that
those under her instruction progress with extraordinary
rsudity and proficiency.
rho Ornamental branches, Miss IRENE ksAUrF 10 engag.
ed a lady educated with great care. As a teacher,
she has given the highest satisfaction to her employer and
nstrons All that hear of her 10 exceedingly compi.
mentsry observe, that in Music the Young Ladies take
in ine 1rsef 1 tie n'ue
frequently examine the young ladies' especially on
such branches generally in Female School, very
Numerically learned w men tnb 70 take place NOT
Generally known by them The consequence thar they
In closing, feel 1t due to the Young Ladies who have
attended this School, express my grateful appreciation
Of their uniform kindness to each other. and every
member of my family. Their extraordinary decorum,
their handsome observance of those social prophecies
h;cb contribute much the Of female
;sty their dgent application to their duties and their
nroSciency meTi, more than ordinary praise.
When notified what day Studenn will reach Blacks
md Whites by the cars OF the SouthSide RailiRoad a
suitable Conveyance will be provided
TEvery article Of clothing should be marked:
TI5.My address il MacF arland's. LunenburS, Wa.
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