Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-08-06

CHESTER FEMALE ACADEMY.
fHNHE subscribers announ,e 10 their friends. and to the
y public, that they have removed to the village of
Chester, and Oh the let Ocbber next, will open their
Academy for the reception Of young lndics. boarding
and day pupils, continuing enc uninterrupted session to
July Isl, 1859.
In this move they arc actulied by several welehty and
important reasons Fret, heath to themselves and pupils.
Secondly, long and practical experience, as well as ooser-
vRtion, has convinced them that the country is the best
place for the perfection Of female aducation; to cultivate
the mind, soften the manners, t1tor the temper and die
position, and, lhsi' though not le, sI to keep Inc near ri ana mo
. pen air, invigOrates the body, aad gives new strength AMI
cn.rgy 10 the intellect.
The buildings are large and convenient. situated on All
.m,nence about four hundred yards from the Richmond
and Petersburg rail road, overlooking the village OF Ches-
tor, Chesterfield county, Va Twelve miles south OF hlch
mond. and only ten from Petersburg. The establishment
has been purchased, end extensive additions are now in
rapid progress, with an intention &c make II a permanent
residence and school.
rails of the Young ladies at all tines. and n deep interest
taken in their Advancement; In a word, Chester Academy
will be n Christian school: and study there conducted in a
way 10 make the pupils not Only learned, but good and
happy. rrpus
Board, including washing and lights, for the session
Tuition in Nil the English branches. Mathematics
excepted, ~
Including which 80
Music, instrumental and vocal, onPisno and Guitar.
each, M
The Harp, ~
Drawing and Painting at Professors prices.
Payments half In advance-balaace at the close OF the
session. MRS JEtfE.RSoN MiNOR.
MSS ADA BYRON MINOR.
Dr.. Jefferson Minor takes great pleasure In saying, that
the move TO Chester, and the establishment Of a School
by Mrs Minor and her daughter, Miss a. B. Minor, meet
his entire appreciation. He prornses a parental eye over
the charge entrusted TO their care. In event Of sickness
every attention will be paid, and 10 charge made Tor pro.
fessional services. The situation, however, is remhrkable
for health.
Address proc,or's Creek P. o., Chesterfield county, Va.
Aug 3-c3m
MEDICAL COLLEGE OF VIRGINIA,
SESSION OF lsJ-5y.
HyHE Annunl Course Of Lectures will commence on
the hrs. Monday in October. and continue until the
LIST OF March.
CHARLES BELL GIBSON, NJ. D.
PRACTICE OF MEDICINE
DAVID II. TUCKER NJ. D..
nArrRI. mypIcl AND TKrRAPEUTics,
BEVERLEY X. WELLFDRD, M. ID.
ANATOMY,
A. NJ. D.
INSTITUTES OF MEDICINE AND MEDICAL JURISPRUDENCE,
l.. S JONES, NJ D.
os.rErE1cs AND DISEASES OF woHES AND Chill DIEM,
LANES II. CONWAY NJ. b.
CHEMISTRY AND PHARMACY,
JAMES B. McCAW, NJ. ID.
DEMONSTRATION OF Anatomy,
MARION HOWARD, ID.
The Study of Practical Anatomy may be prosecuted
with the most ample facilities and at a very trlning exc
pense. Clinical Instruction is given in the lnfrmary Of
the College, which is at all times well supplied with Me.
dical and Sureic al cases, and being undor the same root
with the Lecture Rooms. affords IN. student peculiar ad'
vanta gee tor the observation OF disetse.
FREE For the full Course OF LecsirsS. -----.-. slU3
Demonsustor OF Anstomy..------- ~
Msuiculstion
L. g. JoYEEs, NJ. D.,
July l3-esOed Dean ofths Faculty.