The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1846-12-29

and terminate the 18th day Of June following.
The schools OF the University with their respective pro-
]. Ancient Languages, Professor Harrison.
8, siaihemaiIes' :. G9a5epay
I. Natural Philosophy, W,B. Rogers. M
g. Civil Engineerng-he subjects Of which divided
between the professors Mathematics and Natural Phlos
ophy.
; T Hss,P% PS, and Surgery S mssSs.y.
n, ~ f h0Ia rh''o'"phS j. 3. Minor.
In both schools Of Languages also taught Ancient and
Modern History, and the literature OF the respective Ian
In the school of Mathematics is included mixed mathe-
In that of Natural Philosophy minealogy and geology.
In that of Moral Philosophy, beesettre logic and Po-
In that of Law besides munich pal law in all its branches,
the law of nature and nations, the science oil government
To be admitted into this institution the applicant must
be sixteen years of age; but the faculty may dispense with
this requisiton In favor OF one whose brother Is student
Every student is free attend the school OF his choice;
but he be under twenone years OF age he shan attend
in writing by the Faculty for good cause to attend
less number.
All students under tweny-one years of age required
to board within the precincts, and to dePose their funds
with the patron. .
Religious services are regularly performed the Uniyer
y by chaplain, who Is appointed, in from the four
pincipa of the State and by resolution of
schools without the payment of ices the professors The
privilege is extended TO young men who are Prep1r-
ing for the ministry, upon their presenting TO the Faculty
satisfactory evidence Of decided merit
The expenses of the of nine months follows;
Boarding lodging, and attendance sioo
Rent of dornitoy SIG for half, If occupied by two
Use of public rooms 10
Fuel and candles estimated at l5
Fees, if only professor be attended, $50; II two,
to each professor $50; if more than two, to each
SIS; say 10
Total exclusive fclohes, books, and pocket money S23
The allowance for clothes is limited to $780, and of peck
The average expended by resident students
Is iound from the patrons books to range about sou
which sum is believed to be amply sufficient for use
full purpose WM. .: hhMf Eh,
Proctor and Patron, University Of Virginia.
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT.
The plan of instruction in this department of the Uniyerc
sy presents pecnliares to be found IN no oher scho OF
medicine in the Union. The lectures the LIST
Of October, and terminate on the 18th of June.
Owing the length of the session. which, embraces pc
od of nine months three professors enabled TO perform
all the duties which in other medical institutions are usu,
ally assigned to six and the students are seldom required
attend than lectures tue same day ny this
arrangement the students have opportunity OF being
y branches of medical science before they investigate
their applications in oonnexon with the study of the prac-
Immediately before each lecture the students subject
ed full and rigid examination on the preceding lecture
portions of approved textbooks 1t is apparent that
the pan of which the outlines have been briefly stated is
which allows the student commence as well as TO
complete his medical studies in the institution, and pre-
happy combination of the advantages of the system
of instruction by private pupage and that OF public lee
lures.
ANY person of approved moral conduct may offer
candidate and receive the degree of NJ d. without refer
the time he has been engaged in the study OF med-
cine or of joining the school, provided he undegoes, in
satisfactory manner, the various examinations prescribed
by the enacuments. The professors are;
Robert E. Rogers, NJ d. Professor of Chemistry, Phar-
macy and Materia Medica.
Henry Howard, NJ d. Professor Of Pathology and Pmc-
tce of Medicine Obstetrics and Medical Jurisprudence
James L. Caben, NJ d. Professor of Anatomy Physolo-
john I'm" ssiaSs Davis, M ,r anatomy tony