The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-09-01
OF VIRGINIA

esJTY OF VIRGINIA
ao. Of this institution annually
s.e on the LIST day of October,ant
ne 4th of July following.
I. Of the University,with their re
,isssors, are
"a Languages----Fr. Gessnel
! Lauguages.-Dc. Charles Kraft.
I.,tes Mr.. Edward H. Courte.
/ PhilosOphy--Mr. William B.
,or,neering-the subjects of which
ssiween the Professors Of Mathe.
Natural Philosophy.
'.trv-.Dr. Robert E. Rogers.
CDR. Henry Howard.
ms and Surgery--Dr. James l..
Obtcspbv..Mr. George Tucker.
Indqe Henry St. C.. Tucker.
.ebools Of Languages are also
Il and modern history, and, the
he respective languages; in the
,homatics is included mixed ma.
4 that of Engineering, mineralo-
~: in that of Moral Philosophy.
.hcic, and political economy;and
BESIDES mut icipal law in all its
law of nature and nations, the
snmenr, and con stitutional law.
fted INTO tn MinstitutIon, the ap-
se sixteen years ofage !; but the
dispense with this requisition in
those brother is a student.
Heut IS free to attend the schools
but ifhe be under twenty. one
he shall attend at least three, un-
edby his parent or gurdian, in wri-
q Faculty, for good cause, to at
nmber.
Ia under the age of twenty one
Imred to beard within the pre-.
Ideposite their funds with the Pat
bich he is authorized 10 charge a
Ri two per centum.
|nents formerly requiring students
Inscribed uniform have zen sus.
services are regularly performed
|sity by chaplain, who is appoint.
|Om the four principle denomina-
hate. And by a resolution of the
Esters of the Gospel, and young
Il for the ministry, may attend
|chools without the payment of
|Oessors.
|ses of the session ofnine months
ing, lodging, and attend
W44O
tory SIG; for half, if Occu-
rooms Isl
|1les, estimated at ~
bne professor be attended.
!, to each professor $50 ;rf
two, to each $25-say rs
I've of clothes, books and
beg 238
Law there Is an extra rec oT$2U,
students attending the senior |
nee for clothes is limited to 500, |
b money to $45.
average amount expended by |
ents. found; from the Patron 8
e about $3.50 ; which is believed |
b for every useful purpose.
WILLIS FL. WOODLEY.
B. Proctor and Patron U. of Va. /
go,
EAL DEPARTMENT.
6the instruction in this depart
University presents pecullarities to
} other school OF Medicine in the |
lectures commence on the first |
nt terminate on the 4th of July |
he length of the session, which /
period of nine months. three Pro-
Dabltd to perform all the duties |
er medical institutions are usual |
SIX; and the students are seldom |
ttend more than Two lectures on !
. BY this arrangement, he stu
opportunity of being well groun-
my, PhysIology,and other elemen-
Of Medical Science, before.they
their applications in connexion
y of the practice Of Medicine and
ly before each lecture, the stu.
ljected to a full and rigid examin-
preceding lecture, or on portions
ext-boOks. 1t is apparent that the
ID the outlines have been briefly |
allows the student to commence
complete his medical studies in
10 land presents a happy combin'
advantages of the system of in-
private pupilage and that ofpub-
9 Of approved mural conduct may /
lddate, and receive the degree of
Ut reference 10 the time he has
10 the study of medicine, or of
cOOOl; provided he undergoes. in a
banner, the various examinations
J The enactments.
assofs are:
Rogers; M d, Professor of Che.
macy, and Materia Medica.
ward, NJ. D., Professor of Path
II,actIce Of Medicine, Obstetrics.
jurisprudence,
ICaOell, N. D., Professor Of Anato-
Y \, and Surgery.
I LIS H. WOODLEY. Proctor.
!, s95 REWARD. |
'4Hf from the subscriber on the
Ivy, l64s, Negro man JOE-JOE
.ssrs Old, about 5 feet 9 or 10 in
\. quite stout.-very black (but
-. ssAest shade) has a down look |
I'M N. Gas red eyes generally. Joe
~ described by saying he is rupt- |
!. y has to wear a truss.
NY Issard vii be paid TO any person
s SAD negro in any jail 80 ! get