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Catalogue of the University of Virginia

  
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BOARD OF VISITERS.
  
FACULTY AND OFFICERS.
  
TABLE
  
ABBREVIATIONS.
  
RESIDENCE.
  
CATALOGUE OF STUDENTS.
  
RECAPITULATION.—SCHOOLS ATTENDED.
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A STATEMENT OF THE COURSE OF INSTRUCTION, EXPENSES, &C., IN THE UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.
  
MATRICULATION.
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COURSE OF INSTRUCTION.
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SCHOOLS.
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I.—ANCIENT LANGUAGES.
  
PROFESSOR HARRISON.
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II.—MODERN LANGUAGES.
  
PROFESSOR SCHELE DE VERE.
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III.—MATHEMATICS.
  
PROFESSOR COURTENAY.
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IV.—NATURAL PHILOSOPHY.
  
PROFESSOR WILLIAM B. ROGERS.
  
TERRESTRIAL MECHANICS.
  
CELESTIAL MECHANICS OR ASTRONOMY.
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V.—CIVIL ENGINEERING.
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VI.—CHEMISTRY AND MATERIA MEDICA.
  
PROFESSOR R. E. ROGERS.
  
MATERIA MEDICA.
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VII.—MEDICINE.
  
PROFESSOR HOWARD.
  
MEDICAL JURISPRUDENCE.
  
OBSTETRICS.
  
THE PRINCIPLES OF MEDICINE.
  
PRACTICE OF MEDICINE, OR SPECIAL PATHOLOGY AND SPECIAL THERAPEUTICS.
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VIII.—ANATOMY, PHYSIOLOGY, AND SURGERY.
  
PROFESSOR CABELL.
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DEPARTMENT OF PRACTICAL ANATOMY.
  
J. S. DAVIS, DEMONSTRATOR OF ANATOMY.
  
MEDICAL SCHOOL.
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IX.—MORAL PHILOSOPHY.
  
PROFESSOR M'GUFFEY.
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X.—LAW.
  
PROFESSOR MINOR.
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EXAMINATIONS.
  
DAILY EXAMINATIONS.
  
PUBLIC EXAMINATIONS.
  
EXAMINATIONS FOR GRADUATION.
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DEGREES.
  
THE DEGREE OF MASTER OF ARTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.
  
THE PUBLIC DAY.
  
EXPENSES.
  
PROHIBITION OF CREDIT.
  
HOTELS OR BOARDING-HOUSES.
  
KEEPING OF STUDENTS' FUNDS.
  
PRIVILEGED STUDENTS.
  
MONTHLY CIRCULAR.
  
LIBRARY.
  
SOCIETY OF ALUMNI.
  
RELIGIOUS EXERCISES.
  
STATE STUDENTS.

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LIBRARY.

The Library of the University, originally selected and arranged

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by Mr. Jefferson, has since been augmented by two very valuable
donations, the one a legacy from Mr. Madison, the other from a
generous and enlightened citizen of Richmond, the late Christian
Bohn, Esq. Through these additions, and the annual increase
by purchase, it now numbers upwards of 17,000 volumes, comprising
an unusually large proportion of standard literary and
scientific works, in the principal European languages, together
with a rich and extensive collection of engravings.

Under certain restrictions, students are allowed the use of the
books, and the Librarian is in attendance at stated hours to comply
with their orders and to receive the books returned.

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