Governor's Message and Annual Reports of the Public Officers of the State, and of the Boards of Directors, Visitors, Superintendents, and Other Agents of Public Institutions Or Interests of Virginia, Део 1Samuel Shepherd, public printer, 1854 |
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1st day 1st July 1st October 30th September 66 Married Alexandria amount appropriation balance Ball screws Bank of Virginia board of visitors bonds building cadets capital cent Clarkesville commonwealth coupon bonds creek turnpike debt Demency disbursements Discharged district dividends duties Epilepsy estimated expenses Farmers Bank Female Governor of Virginia hand Ill health indigent children interest internal improvement James river January John JOSEPH JOHNSON June legislature Literary fund loans Lynchburg Male Mania March Northern funds paid Partial insanity patients penitentiary Petersburg poor children prem pupils railroad company receipts received Remains remarks respectfully revenue Richmond city road salary Salt Sulphur springs school commissioners school quota Second Auditor Sept September 1853 statement Stationary superintendent teachers Total treasurer turnpike co turnpike company Unfavorable Unimproved Unknown Virginia Central railroad Virginia military institute W. S. Kemper William
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Страница 59 - He should serve during good behavior ; reside on or very near the premises ; and his compensation should be so liberal as to enable him to devote his whole time and energies to the welfare of the hospital. He should nominate to the board suitable persons to act as assistant physician, steward, and matron. He should have...
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Страница 59 - ... not otherwise, the assistant physician, steward, and matron. They should, as a board, or by committee, visit and examine every part of the institution, at frequent stated intervals, not less than semi-monthly, and at such other times as they may deem expedient, and exercise so careful a supervision over the expenditures and general operations of the hospital, as to give to the community a proper degree of confidence in the correctness of its management.
Страница 59 - State institution, selected in such manner as will be likely most effectually to protect it from all influences connected with political measures or political changes ; if of a private corporation, by those properly authorized to vote. II. The Board of Trustees should not exceed twelve in number, and be composed of individuals possessing...
Страница 60 - The situation and circumstances of different institutions may require a considerable number of persons to be employed in various other positions ; but in every hospital, at least, all those that have been referred to are deemed not only desirable, but absolutely necessary, to give all the advantages that may be hoped for from a liberal and enlightened treatment of the insane.
Страница 122 - ... to the best of his knowledge and belief. Given under my hand this 3d day of November 1853.
Страница 59 - Physician, he should possess the mental, physical and social qualities, to fit him for the post. He should serve during good behavior, reside on, or very near the premises, and his compensation should be so liberal, as to enable him to devote his whole time and energies to the welfare of the Hospital. He should nominate to the Board suitable persons to act as Assistant Physician, Steward and Matron ; he should have...
Страница 60 - If a chaplain is deemed desirable as a permanent officer, he should be selected by the superintendent, and like all others engaged in the care of the patients, should be entirely under his direction.