Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-04-19
no. A5o

Elias Dali, charleston, .. S.-oehSe Oh
Hearing.
Henry Winsop, do.-Ascites.
Elias H. Deas, do.-Inhamation.
Edward G. Burlington, Va.-Hydroce-
phalis Internus.
Meredith Him, Md.-Agents Of Alb
sorption.
Thomas A. Roberts, Baltimore-Cho-
lera Morbus.
Jacob Shower, Md.-Cynanche Ira
chealis.
Francis Y. Simmons, Charleston, S. {.
-Cynachea Trachehealis.
Charles M. Yates, Neutrality-suspicious..
George w. West, do.-Hepatitis.
Robert E. Smith, do.-Phenomena Of
Vomiting.
Josias A. Beall, do.-Cholera Morbus.
Robert Neale, do.-Cholera Infantum.
Geo. w. War6eld, Baltimore-Diges-
ton.
George Patterson, Va.-Stricture of
the Rectum.
John w. Hammond, Md.-Modus O.
perendi of Medicine.
Washington w. Hewitt, Ohio-Cancer
Thomas J. Cowman, Md.-Intermit.
tent Fever.
John G. Howard, doom the Use Of
Emetics.
Jonathan Manro, Baltimore-on Small
| Pox.
William A. Rainey, Md.-Cirsocele.
Edward w. Carrere, Baltimore-Pa-
thology of Fistula.
Nicholas Terrel, Va.-Perpetual Fever.
John Fl. Jones, Md.-on the History
of Medicine.
William Edelen, do.-Phisiology Of the
Liver.
Lewis L. Holiday, Va.-on Inflama-
ton.
John S. Buck, Acknowledgements
! Trachealis.
Charles V. Swe aringen, do.-Rheu-
matism.'
Daniel H. Skinner, doom the Quail
fcations Of Physician.
William R. Dorsey, do.-Erysipelas.
Jefferson Shields, do.-Cholera Infar.
Thomas Poole, do.-Vis Medicatrix
Nature.
Joseph Martin, Baltimore-Enteritis.
Chafles ,Byrne, Ireland-De Morbis
Coxariis.
Edward Jenner Smith, Baltimore-me.
dical Botany.
William S. Moore, Ohio-Hepatitis.
Charles S. Frailey, Baltimore-Epilep-
| Sy.
Robert II. Nelson, Virginia-De Rheu-
matismo.
John NJ. Anderson, do.-Asclepias In
| carnala.
John B. Hawkins, Maryland-on Ano-
malous Bilious Fever.
Lunsford p. Yandell, Tennessee-In-
sanity.
Hugh Hamilton, Virginia--Pneumonia.
Henry w. Snyder, Baltimorc-Cy-
manche Tonsillaris.
James w. Parsons, Dist. Of Columbia
-Phthisis Pulmonalis.
Edwin Dorsey, Baltimore-Hydroce-
phalus Internus.
Henry Kuhn, Maryland-Dysentery.
Levi c. Cordell, Virginia-De Tetane
Vulneribus oriente.
| William Addison, Pittsburg, PA. -
Intermittent Fever.
Henry w. Fitzhugh, Virginia-on Lys-
sa or Canine Madness.
Thomas J. Gassaway, Maryland-De
Pneumonia
Henry Alexander, Charleston, S. c.
on Phrentis.
David Keener, Baltimore-on the ORR
gin and character of the poisons pro-
ducing remittent and typhus fevers.
John w. Connor, South Carolina-
Hepatitis.
John Norcom, North Carolina-on the
| Emphatic glands.
John Pattison, Scotland-Apoplexy.
Edward c. BelIamy, North Carolina
Eclamsia.
Rein D. Hewitt, Maryland-Apoplexy.
Gideon G. Tongue, doom Yellow Fe-
! yer.
Caleb B. Greenwood, Georgia-On Di-
| gitalis Purpurea.
John J. DrurY Md.-on Apoplexy.
Henry d. Sellers, doom intermittent
| Fever. "
Robert w. Young, Virginia-on the
Physiology of Bone.
William w. Morgan, do.-Hepatitis.
Francis M'Coy, Maryland-on Anthrax.
At the same time the honorary de-
gree of M. D. was conferred on DR..
Charles Atkins, of South Carolina, on
DR.. Peter Mowry, of Pittsburg, Pa. and
on DR.. Ephraim Mcdowell, Of anville
b
Kentucky.
| .This gentleman is entitled to the
| medal for having produced the best
Latin Thesis.
! MAXWELL MCDOWELL, M. D.
| Dam of the Eacnltu of phxsic