The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-01-12

UNIVERSITY OF VlRGINIA.-The sessions of this in
y sttuton annually commence ON the LIST day of October
and terminate on the 18th day Of June following.
The schools of the University, with their respective pro
cssors, are
l. Ancient Languages, Professor Harrison
= Modern Languages, Schele
g. Mathematics, :" Courenay.
g. Civil Engineering-lle subjects of which divided
between the professors of Mathematics and Natural Phos-
ophy.
g. Chemistry, Professor X, E, Rogers.
T. Medicine, g Howard.
9 Anatomy and Surgery, g Cabell
9 Moral Philosophy, g McGutey
TO- Law, SO ]. B. Minor.
In both schools Languages are also taught Ancient and
Modern History, and the literature of the respective Ian
guagss ao,
In that Of Natural Philosophy, mneraogy and geology
In that of Moral Philosophy, beesletres logic and pot
In that of Law besides municp law in all its branches.
the law OF nature and nations, the science of government
To be admitted into this institution, the applicant must
this q q Pi whose STosg
Eyery student Is free to attend the school Of his choice;
least three, unless authorized by his parent Or guardian
in writing or by the Faculty. for good cause to attend
All students under eny-one years of age are required
to board within the precincts and to dcpose their funds
Religious services regularly performed the Uniyer-
shy by chaplain who IS appointed in turn from the four
the Faculty, ministers Of the Gospel may attend any the
schools without the payment of fees to the professors The
same privilege is extended to young men who
satisfactory evidence Of decided merit.
The expenses of the season of nine months follows
Boarding, lodging and attendance 500
Use of public rooms Is
Fuel and candles estimated at Is
Fees, if only one professor be attended, $50 if two,
to each professor $50; if more than two, to each
Total exclusive clothes books and pocket money S2ls
The allowance for clothes il n;tad n, @yOO and or mock
ct money to $45.
The usual amount expended by resident students
which sum is believed to be amply sufficient for use
Proctor and Patron, University of Virginia.
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT.
The plan OF instruction in this department OF the Unver-
sy presents pecuartes TO be found in other school of
medicine in the Union The lectures commence the lst
OF October, and terminate on the 18th of June.
Owing to the length Of the session. which embraces Pc
Rod OF nine months three professors enabled to perform
all the duties which in other medical institutions
ally assigned to six and the students seldom required
to attend more than two lectures the day BY this
arrangement the students have opportunity of being
well grounded in anatomy physiology and other elemental
y branches of medical science, before they investigate
their applications in connexon with the study of the prac
cc OF medicine and
Immediately before each lecture the students subject
ed to full and rigid examination the preceding lecture
on portions of approved textbooks 1t apparent that
the plan, of which the outlines have been briefly stated is
complete his medical studies in the institutions and pre-
sents happy combination of the advantages Of the system
VI ny pilNtc "at vi punt Pc-
Any person of approved moral conduct may offer as "A
candidate and receive the degree OF M d., without refer
the time he has been engaged in the study OF ned
cine, OF joining the school, provided he rndegoc., in
atisacory the various examinations prescribed
by the cnacunents The professors
Robert r. Rogers, NJ D. Professor of Chemistry, Phar
macy, and Matera Medica.
Henry Howard, NJ D. Professor of Pathology and Proc-
tice of Medicine, Obstetrics and Medical Jurisprudence
James H. CabelI NJ d., Professor Of Anatomy, Physolo-
gy, and Surgery.
John Stage Davis, M. d., Demonstrators of Anatomy.
WIN $. kEMPER, Proctor.
July l6-IawIy