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CATALOGUE
, OF THE
T R U S T E E S , O F F I C E R S , & STUDENTS
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P W I G T I F L W | J I M F L N ^ V A N L E A ;
SESSION 1846-47.
P H I L A D E L P H I A :
L. R. BAILEY, PRINTER, NO. 26 NORTH FIFTH ST.
1 8 4 7 .
CATALOGUE
OF THE
TRUSTEES, OFFICERS, & STUDENTS
OF THE
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SESSION 1846-47.
P H I L A D E L P H I A :
L . R . B A I L E Y , P R I N T E R .
1 8 4 7 .
T R U S T E E S .
T H E G O V E R N O R O F P E N N S Y L V A N I A , Ex Officio, President of the Board.
J O S E P H R. INGERSOLL, L. L . D. R E V . P H I L I P F . M A Y E R , D .D. J A M E S S. S M I T H , J O H N K E A T I N G , R E V . A L B E R T BARNES, J O H N M. SCOTT, W I L L I A M R A W L E , S A M U E L B R E C K , R O B E R T M. P A T T E R S O N , H A R T M A N K U H N , B E N J A M I N W . RICHARDS, L E W I S W A L N , T H O M A S BIDDLE, T H O M A S I. W H A R T O N , R O B E R T R A L S T O N , R E V . B E N J A M I N DORR, D . D . R E V . G E O R G E W. B E T H U N E , D . D . G E O R G E M. W H A R T O N , TOBIAS W A G N E R , T H O M A S S E R G E A N T , W I L L I A M M. M E R E D I T H , H E N R Y J. W I L L I A M S , R E V . H E N R Y J. MORTON, D . D . R T . R E V . ALONZO P O T T E R , D .D.
G E O R G E E M L E N , J R . , Secretary and Treasurer.
STANDING COMMITTEES OF THE
B O A R D O F T R U S T E E S F O R T H E Y E A R 1847.
COMMITTEE OF WAYS AND MEANS.
Mr. Kuhn, Chairman. Mr. Richards,
Mr. Wain.
COMMITTEE ON EXPENDITURES AND ACCOUNTS.
Mr. Richards, Chairman. Rev. Dr. Mayer, Mr. Rawle,
Mr. Wain, Mr. Ralston.
GOVERNMENT OF COLLEGE.
Mr..Ingersoll, Chairman. Mr. Breck, Mr. Kuhn,
Rev. Dr. Dorr, Bishop Potter.
GRATUITOUS TICKETS.—DEPARTMENT OF ARTS.
Rev. Mr. Barnes, Chairman. Mr. Meredith,
Rev. Dr. Morton.
CHARITY SCHOOLS.
Mr. G. M. Wharton, Chairman. Mr. Smith,
Mr. Ingersoll.
PERKASIE LANDS.
Mr. Rawle, Chairman. Mr. Breck, Mr. T . L Wharton,
Mr. Scott, Mr. T. Biddle, Mr. Wagner.
WISTAR MUSEUM.
Dr. Patterson, Chairman. Mr. Scott,
Mr. Sergeant.
LIBRARY AND PHILOSOPHICAL APPARATUS.
Dr. Patterson, Chairman. Rev. Dr. Bethune,
Mr. Williams.
GRATUITOUS MEDICAL TICKETS.
Rev. Dr. Mayer, Chairman. Rev. Dr. Dorr,
Mr. Keating.
FOURTH STREET BUILDINGS.
Rev. Dr. Bethune, Chairman. Rev. Mr. Barnes,
Mr. G. M. Wharton.
C O M M I T T E E S T O A T T E N D T H E E X A M I N A T I O N S O F T H E C O L L E G E CLASSES.
SENIOR CLASS.
Rev. Dr. Morton, Bishop Potter, Mr. Ingersoll,
Rev. Dr. Mayer, Mr. Smith, Mr. Keating.
JUNIOR CLASS.
Rev. Mr. Barnes, Mr. Scott, Mr. Rawle,
Mr. Breck, Dr. Patterson, Mr. Kuhn.
SOPHOMORE CLASS.
Mr. Richards, Mr. Wain, Mr. T. Biddle,
Mr. T . I Wharton, Mr. Ralston, Rev. Dr. Dorr.
FRESHMAN CLASS.
Rev. Dr. Bethune, Mr. Sergeant, Mr. G. M. Wharton, Mr. Meredith, Mr. Wagner, Mr. Williams.
FACULTY OP ARTS.
T H E R E V . J O H N L U D L O W , D . D .
Provost of the University and Professor of Moral Philosophy.
H E N R Y Y E T H A K E , L . L . D .
Vice-Provost and Professor of Mathematics.
T H E R E V . S A M U E L B . W Y L I E , D . D .
Emeritus Professor of the Greek and Latin Languages.
H E N R Y R E E D , L . L . D .
Professor of Rhetoric and English Literature.
J O H N F . F R A Z E R , A . M .
Professor of Natural Philosophy and Chemistry.
T H E R E Y . G E O R G E A L L E N , A . M .
Professor of the Greek and Latin Languages.
GEORGE A L L E N , Secretary of the Faculty.
C H A R L E S P I C O T ,
Professar of the French Language.
FREDERICK DICK, Janitor.
ACADEMICAL DEPARTMENT.
R E V . S A M U E L W . C R A W F O R D , D . D .
Principal and Teactierof Classics.
W I L L I A M S T E R R E T T , A . B .
Teacher of English and Mathematics.
Assistants in the Academical Department. C . G R A H A M B R E W S T E R , A . B .
T H O M A S K . M A R T I N , A . M .
G E O R G E W . H O L M E S ,
Teacher of Drawing.
CORNELIUS TRIMNEL, Janitor.
FACULTY OF MEDICINE.
N A T H A N I E L CHAPMAN, M.D. , Professor of the Theory and Practice of Medicine and of Clinical
Medicine. _
R O B E R T H A R E , M.D. , Professor of Chemistry.
W I L L I A M G I B S O N , M . D . ,
Professor of Surgery.
W I L L I A M E. H O R N E R , M.D., Professor of Anatomy.
S A M U E L JACKSON, M.D.,
Professor of the Institutes of Medicine.
G E O R G E B . W O O D , M . D . ,
Professor of Materia Medica and of Pharmacy.
H U G H L. HODGE, M.D., :
Professor of Obstetrics and of the Diseases of Women and Children.
Clinical Lectures are delivered, during the Winter, in the Pennsylvania Hospital, by
G E O R G E B. WOOD, M. D., on Medicine, and J. R A N D O L P H , M.D., on Surgery.
J O H N N E I L L , M . D . , Demonstrator of Anatomy.
WILLIAM E . H O R N E R , M . D . , Dean of the Faculty.
BENJAMIN W E S T , Janitor.
D E P A R T M E N T OF A R T S .
UNDERGRADUATES, 1846-7.*
SENIOR S O P H I S T E R S . Enoch C. Brewster, Pennsylvania, Philadelphia.
Robert G. Clarke, do. - do. Francis C. Clements, do. do. Samuel Clements, » do. do. Charles M. Cresson, do. do. Francis G. Cummings, do. do. Robert L. Hall, do. do. Charles Harmar, do. Philadelphia Co.
p ' . Charles Hartshorne, do. Philadelphia. Addinell Hewson, do. do. William Arthur Jackson, do. do. William White Montgomery, do. do. I
4 Barnet Phillips, do. do. James M. Price, do. do. William A. Reed, do. do. Augustus H. Richards, do. do.
'v T . Ralston Smith, do. do. Thomas Stewardson, Jr . do. do. John Thomas, do. do, Hermann Yezin, do. do.
SENIORS, 2 0 .
JUNIOR S O P H I S T E R S . John P. Ashmead, Pennsylvania, Philadelphia.
Richard S. Brock, ' do. do. James A. Colwell, do. do. Benjamin F. Craig, , do. do. G. Monro Darrach, do. do. Eleuthere I. du Pont, Delaware, Wilmington.
*The Catalogue includes the names of Students in College from the beginning of the college-year.
B
William J. Fleming, Pennsylvania, Philadelphia.
Edward Goodfellow, do. do. John Harvey, Jr. North Carolina, Newbern. John Hughes, do. do. Francis A. Jackson, Pennsylvania, Philadelphia.
Thomas Leiper, do. do. Thomas C. M'Kinley, do. do. Washington D. M'Kinley, do. do. Stuart Mitchell, do. do. S. Weir Mitchell, do. : do. S. Joseph G. Nancrede, do. do. Thomas Newbold, Maryland, Centreville. William C. Prichett, Pennsylvania, Philadelphia.
G. Herman Robinett, do. do. • James Rennie, do. do. John Stewardson, do. do. A. Owen Stillé, do. do. Henry M. Wetherill, do. do./
JUNIORS, 2 4 .
SOPHOMORES.
James Appley, Connecticut, Norwich. Charles M. Bache, Pennsylvania, Philadelphia. George H. Brawn, do. do. Isaac D. Budd, do. do. James Darrach, do. do. Lammot du Pont, Delaware, Wilmington. Coleman P. Fisher, Pennsylvania, Philadelphia. A. Walton Fleming, do. do. Joseph Fleming, do. do. Thomas H. Garrett , do. do. William Huckel, do. do. Samuel F. Jacobs, do. Churchtown. Finnix S. Jaquett, do. Philadelphia. Hartman Kuhn, do. do.
William M. Lamb, Pennsylvania, Philadelphia. Henry Lapsley, do. do. William H. M'Fadden, do. do. Wylie M'Leod, Mew York, New York. S. Hildeburn M'Mullin, Pennsylvania, Philadelphia. J. Cheston Morris, do. do. John S. Newlin, do. do. Benjamin W. Richards, do. do. George W. Scheide, do. do. J. Zanes Sellers, do. do. William H. Taggart , do. do. Edward Wharton, do. do.
SOPHOMORES, 2 6 ,
F R E S H M E N .
R. Meade Bache, Pennsylvania, Philadelphia. Alexander Benson, do. do. Joseph B. Bispham, do. do. Isaac 0 . Blight, do.. do. John H. Brinton, do. do. George T. Dacosta, do. do. William R. Fisher, do. do. Walter S. Fortescue, do. do. James Gray, do. do. William W . Harris, do. do. William E. Jones, do. do. David Loughery, do. Greensburg. Robert M'Mullin, Jr. dos Philadelphia. Robert P. Morton, do. do. John H. Packard, . do. do. A. Lewis Smith, do. Haverford. A. Murray Stewart, do. Philadelphia. Thomas M. Wetherill, do. do.
F R E S H M E N , 1 8 .
R E C A P I T U L A T I O N .
Seniors, - - 2 0 Juniors, 24 Sophomores, - - - , - - - 26 Freshmen, - - - - - - - 18
A G G R E G A T E S .
Collegiate Department, - - 88 Medical Department, - - - 410 Academical Department, - - 105 Charity (English) Schools, - 132
735
I
G R A D U A T E S IN T H E A R T S , At the Commencement in July, 1846.
The degree of Bachelor Alfred W . Auner, Thomas Hewson Bache, Francis Barton, Caldwell K. Biddle, William S. Blight, Charles F . Burgin, J. Don Carlisle, Samuel Cox Jr., S. Wylie Crawford, Joseph B. Dillingham, | Henry Eckel, James Ely, William Wayne Evans, James S. Farmer, George Harding,
of Arts was conferred upon Frederick Klett Jr., G. Frederick Krodel, Robert M. Lewis Jr., William P. Lewis, John Perot, Charles Piatt, Peter G. Rambo, Edward Shippen, John Henry Smaltz, J. Beverley Stiteler, Henry L. Van Meter, Henry Wharton, William R. Wister, Thomas Wood.
The degree of Master of Arts was conferred on the following Graduates of three years' standing (1843). John H. Atwood, John A. Brewster, John P. Brock, Theodore H. Coe, G. Dawson Coleman, Thomas K. Finletter, Caspar R. Gregory, William Hagan, Alexander E . Harvey, Morton P. Henry, Samuel H. Jarden, David J. Johnson, Alexander D. Jones, Andrew Y. Levering, Francis W. Lewis,
James R. Ludlow, Thomas H. M'Allister, Joseph M'Murray, James Patterson, Philip S. P. Randolph, Henry W . Rihl, William Sterrett, Richard B. Tschudy, Dudley A. Tyng, Rev. Henry J. Vandyke, Nicholas K. Wade , John Price Wetherill Jr., Nicholas C. Wilson, Jacob Zehner.
MEDICAL CLASS.—SESSION 1846-47.
M A T R I C U L A N T S
NAME. RESIDENCE. STATE. PRECEPTOR.
Abbott, Robert 0 . Santa Croix, W. I., Dr. Caspar Morris. Adams, Joel B. Gadsden, s. c . , et D. W. Ray. Alexander, Chas. Edward Campbell C.H., Va., ci William Davis. Alexander,- Cyrus Staunton, Va., et A. & J. A. Wad-Alexander,- Cyrus
dell. Alexander, John B. Buckersville, Ga., M Barrett. Allen, John Farrell New Madrid, Mo., << J. Kirkwood. Archer, George W. Churchville, Md., ' (t R. H. Archer. Ashby, Charles W.
(M.D.,Univ. Pa.,1833) Culpepper C. H. Va., Averett, Edmund B. Halifax, Va., (C Th. H. Averett. Baker, William S. Tarborough, N. C., (t J. J. Lawrence. Ballard, William H. Red River, La., ( ( Schenck. Banks, William W.(M.D., Hampton, Va.
N. Y. Univ., 1845) Barksdale, John Hàlifax C. H., Va., u J. C. Carrington. Baynes, Raney C. Prospect Hill, N. C., ( ( D. H. Crisp. Bent, Charles Amherst, N. S., (« B. G. Page. Benton, John H. Ox Bow, N. Y., (t A. Trowbridge. Bprluchy, Samuel Gettysburg, Pa., ï< C. N. Berluchy. Bieber, Edwin H. Kutztown, Pa., et W. S. Bieber. Bilisoly, Virginius B. Portsmouth, Va., «1 F. S. Campos. Bisland, Douglass S. Natchez, Miss., (f H. Tennent. Black, William C. Charlestown, Md., ( C B. F. Bussey. Blackburn, J. C. Calhoun Waverly Hall, Ga., ce Jeremiah Beall. Blackman, William. C. Nashville, Tenn., (I A. H. Buchanan. Blackwell, Enos T. Pennington, N.J . , ( ( H. P. Welling. Blackwood, Benjamin W.
(M. D.,Univ. Pa. 1828) Haddonfield, N. J., Blanding, Abram 0 . Rehoboth, Mass., <c S. G. Morton. Boggs, Joseph M. Martinsburg, Va., K J. W. Hard wick. Bourns, John Francis Waynesboro', Pa.,
15
NAME. RESIDENCE. STATE, PRECEPTOR.
Bradley, Israel Bailey (M.D., Univ. Pa., 1829) Fryeburg, Maine,
Brandon, John M. Yanceyville, N. C., Dr. N. M. Roan. Brickell, D. Warren Madison, Miss., » W. W. Gerhard. Brodnax, Robert W. Hicksford, Va., " A. H. Christian. Brooks, Robert Blakely, N. C., " W. Withers. Browne, William T. Fredericksburg Va., l< William Browne. Brunson, Thaddeus W. Auburn, Ala., " J. J. Whale. Bryant, John D. Philadelphia, Pa., " F. S. Eckard. Buckman, Edwin D. Frankford, Pa., " T. F. Betton. Buckner, Baldwin M. Madison, Va., " W.H.Twyman. Budd, Charles H. Pemberton, N. J., " T. Green. Bullock, William R. Wilmington, Del., " R. R. Porter. Burgess, John Pittsburg, Pa., " W. W. Gerhard. Burroughs, John B. Millview, Va., " H. Hamilton. Burwell, Lewis Rocky Mount, Va., " W. L. T. Hop-
kins. Busey, Samuel C. Montgomery, Md., " H. Magruder. Butler, Vincent M. (M. D.,
Univ. Md., 1841) Shepherdstown, Va., Caldwell, L. Morgan Columbia, S. C., " Wells & Fair. Campbell, Chas. F. H. Richmond, Va., " Godon. Campbell, Edward M. Abingdon, Va., " D. Trigg.
DO
Camp, William F. Pitch Landing, N. C., " T. B. Horwitz. Carleton, Isaac M. H. Forsythe, Ga., " J. D. Head. Carter, Cassius Groveton, Va-, " B. F. Taliaferro. Casseday, Davis B. Philadelphia, Pa., " I. Parrish. Chamberlaine, George G Perryville, Md., " J. Wilson Moore. Chamberlain, John T. Newark, Del., " J. Chamberlain. Christian, Edmund New Kent, Va., " John Millington. Clarke, Albert S. Belvidere, N. J., " R. Byington. Clay, Mathew J. Courtland, Ala., " W. W. Gerhard. Clement, Robert A. (M. D.
Univ. Pa., 1838) Liberty, Va., Cobbs, James H. Sommerville, Tenn,, " J. Higgason. Cod wise, George W.
(M. D., N. Y., 1825) U. S. Navy, Coffey, Henry T. Hollidaysburg, Pa., " James Coffey. Coleman, Charles W. Williamsburg, Va., " Williamson.
NAME.
Cole, Joseph J. H.
Coldwell, Rufus A. Comegys, Cornelius G. Cook, Edwin R. Cook, Josteph Cooper, C. Campbell Cooper, George E. Cooper, Joshua M. Craig, James R. Crawford, John T. Crew, Benjamin J. Cunningham, Jesse S. Davis, Benjamin G. Davis, Ira S. Davis, John W. Davis, Uriah Q. Davis, William H. Dawson, Henry W.
Dawson, John
Dell, James G. Del Toro, José Ramon Del Villar, Diego Saurez De Saussure, Henry B. De Young, Philip (M. D.
Univ. Pa., 1838) Dewey, Charles F. Dickenshied, John H. Dickeson, William T. W Dillingham, Joseph B. Dorrance, Henry B.
Douglas, J. Hancock Dulany, Joseph E. Dungan, Jacob S. Dunn, Samuel W.
RESIDENCE. STATE. PRECEPTOR.
Woodville, N. C., Dr. Smallwood & Williams.
Shelbyville, Tenn.; cc J. A. Blakemore. Philadelphia, Pa., Liberty, Va., « R. A. Clement. Pittsgrove, N. J., C( T. R. Clement. Philadelphia, Pa., u Lowber. Philadelphia, Pa., ee Wm. E. Horner. Middleburg, Pa., tí T. Walker. Goodwinsville, Va., te T. B. Horwitz. Pittsburg, Pa., it J. P. Gazzam. Richmond, Va., <t T. H. Yardley. Paris, Mo., Augusta, Maine. <c J. M'Clintock. Snowhill, N.C., t í J. M. Davis. Kingston, N. C., te J. M. Davis. Lewisburg, Pa., te W. H. Ludwig. Staunton, N. C., te Wm. R. Hicks. Gainesville, Ala., et W. M. Crenshaw
& B. S. Harrison. British Burmah, E. Ind. (C British Physicians
and Surgeons in India.
Newnansville, Florida II , G. B. Wood. Arecibo, P.Rico, tt W. E. Horner.
: Trinidad, Cuba, tt Ashmead. Columbia, S. C., Ci H. R. Burroughs.
Philadelphia, Pa., Raleigh, N. C., « G. B. Wood. Spinnerville, Pa., ti W. E. Horner.
'. Philadelphia, Pa., tt S. G. Morton. Philadelphia, Pa., t i W. Harris. Philadelphia, Pa., « ; J. H. B. M'Clel-
lan.
New York, N. Y., te Horace Green. Stoney Point, Va., Bustleton, Pa., ti < S. G. Morton. Pennington, N.J . , ti ' H. P. Welling &
J. M'Clintock.
NAME. RESIDENCE. STATE. PRECEPTOR.
Dunn, William A. Appling, Ga„ Dr. W. A. L. Collins. Du Pré, Daniel Jr. Raleigh, N. C., t t F. J. Haywood & Du Pré, Daniel Jr.
W. W. Gerhard. Dupuy, John J. Petersburg, Va., t t J. P. Mettauer. Du Vail, Edmund P. Montgomery, Md., et Wash. Du Vail & Du Vail, Edmund P.
W. E. Horner.
Edmunds, Benjamin C. West Land, N. C., t t Chs. Skinner. Elwell, Alexander Pitts Giove, N. J., t t Th. R. Clement. Ely, Edward New Hope, Pa., «c Ralph Lee. Engles, S. Allen Philadelphia, m, (C W. Harris. Eppes, Richard City Point, Va., t t Wm. E. Horner. Eskridge, Craven Peyton Lexington, Miss., t t Richard Cross.
Evans, Rees C. Philadelphia, Pa., Evans, Robert F. Shelbyville, Tenn., t t G. W. Fogleman. Ewing, Hugh M. Franklin, Tenn., t t A. B. Ewing. Fairlamb, George A. Bellefonte, Pa., te John M. M'Coy. Fassitt, Louis Philadelphia, Pa., t t George B. Wood.
Field, Theophilus Dewrysville, Va., t t P. Q. Beekman. Filbert, Charles K. Earlville, Pa., t t Mark Darragh. Finley, Wm. M. (M. D.,
Lexington, 1839) Clarksville, Tenn., Finney, John M. Churchville, Md., t t E. V. Dickey. Firey, William .Clear Spring, Md., t t James R. Ward. Fisher, John F. Loundsboro', Ala., t t J. A. Thomason. Fisk, Samuel A. (M. D.,
Univ. Pa., 1846) Cambridge, Mass., Foster, John D. Nashville, Tenn., <t R. C. K. Martin. Foster, Robert C. Franklin, Tenn., t t A. B. Ewing. Foster, Robert (M. D. >
Univ. Pa., 1832) Philadelphia, Pa., French, David M. Giles C. H., Va., t t J. H. Rutter. Frierson, Adolphus H. Sumpterville, S. C., tt J. Haynsworth & Frierson, Adolphus H.
George B. Wood. Gallaher, Thomas J. Pittsburg, Pa., t t Thomas Burrell. Gambel, William Philadelphia, Pa., t t S. G. Morton. Gauntt, Franklin Bwlington, N. J., t t N. W. Cole. Getty, Thomas Murray Hampton, Va., Gill, Joseph W. Danville, Ky., t t W. W. Gerhard.
Gilliam, James S. Petersburg, Va., t t W. E. Horner. c
RESIDENCE.
Wytheville, Philadelphia,
STATE.
Va., Pa.,
Dr Gleaves, Samuel C. Glen, Edward J. Gloninger, C. D. (M. D.,
Univ. Pa., 1846) Lebanon, Pa., Goodlett, William C. Nashville, Tenn., " Goodwyn, John P. Hicksford, Va., Gould, Putnam F. Nashville, Tenn., Gracey, Thomas Tipton, Iowa, ' Gray, John P. Halfmoon, Pa., Green, Charles D. Jr. Smyrna, Del., Greenlaw, Edward O. King Geo. C. H. Va., Greeves, Thomas Philadelphia, Pa., Grinnan, Andrew G. Fredericksburg, Va., Gunn, Daniel B. Yanceyville, N. C., Gustine, John W. Mifflintown, Pa., Hale, Elias W. Lewistown, Pa., Hall, Francis M. Memphis, Tenn., Hall, Penn Gaskell Philadelphia, Pa., Hallowell, Jonathan
(M.D.,Univ. Pa., 1846) Philadelphia, Pa., Hallsey, Robert Seymour Petersburg, Va., Hamill, George S. Philadelphia, Pa., Harding, Thomas J. Nashville, Tenn., Hargrove, John T. Richmond, Va., Harper, C. Cox Centreville, Md., Harris, Whitson A. La Grange, Tenn., Hartmann, Philip C. Baracoa, Cuba, Harwell, Ransom Thomaston, Ga., Haskins, William D. Oakley, Va., Hastings, John (M. D.,
Univ. Pa., 1840) Philadelphia, Pa., Hawes, Ellington C. Goshen, Ga., Heermann, Theodore New Orleans, La., Heiskell, Milton Y. Morganto.n, Tenn., Henley, Leonard Williamsburg, Va., Herndon, Bartlett Y. Aberdeen, Miss., Herron, William M. - Pittsburg, Pa., Heylmun, Dflniel G.
(M. D., Univ. Pa. ,1845) Williamsport, Pa.,
PRECEPTOR.
R. Crockett. J. H. Ingham.
A. G. Goodlett. Meade. Ford & Winston.
| H. G. Whitlock. Ellis Green.
• W. E. Horner.
< G. W. Norris. ' B. R. Wellford. ;< A. Gunn. » George B. Wood. « Joseph B. Ard. < W. H. M'Carger. " Sargent.
Walter F. Jones. " R. Foster. " T. R. Jennings. « T. Johnson. " J. K. Harper. " R. A. Moorman. " W. E. Horner. « J. C. Drake. " P. C. Venable.
J. A. Simmons. Wm. E. Horner. D. Trigg. J. C. Mercer. J. M. Anderson.
1 D. Reynolds.
RESIDENCI:.
Greensboro', Madison, Stroudsburg, Hillsborough, Philadelphia,
Wytheville, Petersburg, Coshocton, Philadelphia,
NAME.
Hill, Samuel Hoi combe, William H. Hollinshead, Fratik Hooker, Octavius Hooper, William H. Houston, James H. Hounshell, James H. Howlett, John Humrickhouse, John Hunt, William Huntington, Wales M.
(M. D., Geneva, 1842) Pittsford, Hutchings, John W. (M.D.
Univ. Pa., 1845) Hutchison, Ebenezer N. Hyland, Christopher H. Inge, Haley Jay Irwin, John S. Jackson, John F. Jacoby, Leonard Janvier, Edgar Jarmon, Thomas S. Jefferis, John P. Jeffreys, Leonidas A. Jenks, Oliver B. Jennings, John M. Jett, William N. John, Henry Johnston, Lewis Johnson, Thomas Johnson, Thomas D. Jones, George F. T. Jones, Haywood J. Jones, Richard T. Jones, Walker F. Keller, Joseph A.
Kendall, John N. Kennedy, Alfred L.
STATE.
N.Cy Dr. Ind.r " Pa., " N . C . , "
Pa., Davidson Coll., N. C.,
Va., Va., Ohio, Pa.,
N . Y . ,
PRECEPTOR.
J. Williamson. W, J. Holcombe. W. P. Vail. J. B. Jones. Wm. E. Horner. J. D. M'Clean. R. Crockett. M. F. T. Evans. A. L. Cass. Wood.
Concord, N. C., E. R. Gibson. Princess Ann, Md., H. Hyland. Natchez, Miss., Neill. Pittsburg, Pa., Jos. P. Gazzam. Richmond, Va., Wayt. Bristol, Pa., . John Phillips. Pitts Grove, N. J., T. R. Clement. Whiteville, Tenn., J. V. Johnson. West Chester, Pa., W. Worthington. Raleigh, & c . , F. J. Haywood. Madison C. H., Va., W. H. Twyman. Double Branch , Ga., C. H. Jennings. Rice's Store, Va., F. Fairfax. West Chester, Pa., Neill. Halifax, N. S., W. J. Almon. White House, N . J . , W. Johnson. Halifax C. H. Va., G. C. Carrington. Savannah, Ga., S. Jackson. Mooresville, Ala., R. Wilkinson. Powelton, Va., R. S. Sims. Gloucester, Va., W. F. Jones. Cortlandville, N. Y., • Goodyear &
Hyde Coosawda, Ala., L. D. Sholars. Philadelphia, Pa., D. F. Condie.
NAME. RESIDENCE. STATE. PRECEPTOR.
Kern, William M. Philadelphia, Pa., ' Dr. J. M'Clintock. King, John S. Mercersburg, Pa., " Trail Green. Kirk, James Jr. Bluffton, S. C., " Hi L. Hodge. Klapp, Henry M. Philadelphia, Pa., " Joseph Klapp. Knight, Lewis W. Murfreesboro', Tenn., " Wm. E. Horner. Knighton, Nicholas Davidsonville, Md., " Bird. Kollock, Cornelius Cheraw, S. C., " T. E. Powe. Kumpe, George E. La Grange, Ala., " A. M. Barclay. Lafon, Thomas (M. D.,
1829) Philadelphia', Pa., Laird, John W. Harrisburg, Pa., " E. W. Roberts. Lang, John H. (M. D., Mobile, Ala.,
Univ. Pa., 1846) Langhorne, Daniel A. Lynchburg, Va., " R. A. Payne. Lee, Richard Henry Newtown, Pa., " Ralph Lee. Lefebvre, Sully B. New Orleans, La., "• Jules Beugnot. Lemrnon, Horatio S. Warrenton, Va., " T. T. Withers. Lemoine, Edwin S. Petersburg, Va., " J. F. Peebles. Levick, James J. Philadelphia, Pa., " G. B. Wood. Lewis, James Stuart St. Mathews, S. C., " A. Darby. Lloyd, Henry C. Doylestown, Pa., " W. S. Hendrie. Lukens, Isaiah Spring House, Pa., " J. Y. Jones. Luzenburg, Otto C. E. New Orleans, La., " J. M'Clintock. Lytle, Randal M. Nashville, Tenn. " R. C. K. Martin. Maclin, Benjamin R. Lawrenceville, Va., " B. J. Hicks.; Manlove, William S. Petersburg, Va., « W. J. Michie. Manly, L. Cheves Raleigh, N. C., " F. J. Haywood. Marbury, William Georgetown, D. C., " Grafton Tyler. Marshall, David B.(M.D.,
Univ. Pa., 1844) Anneville, Pa., Marshall, Jacob K. San Augustin, Texas Marshel, A. Addison Washington, Pa., « W. L. Lafferty. Martin, Thomas W. Cambridge, Md., " A. H. Bayly. Martin, Walter J. Allentown, Pa., " C. H. Martin. Massie, William F. Alexandria, Va., " Wm. L. Powell. Maxwell, James H. Chestertown, Md., " T. C. Kennard. Mayo, Littleton Upshur Norfolk, Va., " G. L. Upshur. Mebane, William T. Greensboro', N. C. " J. A. Mebane. Mercer, John R. Tarboro', N. C., " J. J. Lawrence.
NAME.
Michal, George W. Miller, Nathaniel Mims, Alexander T.
RESIDENCE. STATE.
Rutherfordton, N. C„ Dr. Providence, R. I.,. " Livingston, Ala., "
PRECEPTOR.
J. W. Calloway. Lewis L. Miller. W. H. Coleman.
Minor, James M. (M. D., U.S. Navy, 1837) Fredericksburg,Va.,
Moore, Cornelias C. G. (M. D., 1845) ' Policasi, N. C.,
Moore, George F, Green Plains, N. C.,
Moore, J. Blair Moore, Richard H. Moore, Thomas Morganj Nathaniel A. Morgan, William M'K.
(M. D., 1846) Mosley, William A. Myers, John W. My rick, Thomas N. M'Alpine, James N. M'Cabe, John M'Call, John D. M'Girr, John E.
M'Grew, Joseph H. M. M'Keage, John M. M'Kelvy, James B. M'Kim, William M'Kinnee, David M'Mackin, Wiljiam C. Neal, Edward S. (M. D
Univ. Pa., 1833) Nelson, W. Wilmer, Nichol, William L. Nichols, Ezra A. S. Ogden, Charles A. Oliver, William W. Owen, John D. Page, James C. (M. D
Lexington, 1841)
Potter's Mills, Pa., Warren ton, Va., Philadelphia, Pa., Eytaw, Ala.,
Clements & Moore.
W. J. Wilson. F. Horner. Jas. M'Clintock. A.F. Alexander.
Pittsburg, Pa., Goshen, Ga., ic J. A. Simmons. Columbia, Pa., u R. E. Cochran. Benlevit, N. c . , IC Geo.W. Peete. Norfolk, Va., (t Th. F. Andrews. Staunton, Del.,- li R. M'Cabe. Philadelphia, Pa., te Wm. E. Horner. Youngstown, Pa., II M'Girr & Her-
mange. Shelbyville, Tenn., II J. G. Barksdale. Clarksville, Tenn., II G. B. Wood. Bloomsburg, Pa., II John Ramsay.
. Potter's Mills, Pa., II Wm. I. Wilson. Kinston, N.C. , II Blow & Masters. Philadelphia, Pa., II Wm. E. Horner.
Hertford, N. C., Gloster C. H.J Va., II ; G. L. Nicolson. Nashville, Tenn., II W. W. Gerhard. Newton, Mass., II E. Nichols. Philadelphia, Pa., CI f Wm. E. Horner. Madison, N. C., " J. L. Oliver. Carthage, Tenn., i ' B. R. Owen.
'5 Columbia," Mo.,
N A M J . RESIDENCE. STATE. PRECEPTOR.
Paine, Sterli'ng L. Aberdeen, Miss., Dr. WbuB-Horner . Parke, Charles R. West Chester, Pa., " W. Worthington.
Passmore, Thomas (Univ. Pa., 1846) Philadelphia, Pa.,. T T.T „ T . ,
Patrick, Thomas J. Greensboro', N. C., « . J ^ L m d s a y . Patterson, Frank Louisburg, N. C., « W..R. King. Patterson, William F .
(M.D.,Univ.Pa.,1845) Philadelphia, Pa., Paxton, Frank Williamsport, Pa., « T . J Vast.ne. Peacock, Calvin C. Stantonsburg, N . C., « L. J. Dortch. Percivall, Charles Fred. Frederick, Md., « ^ m Waters. Perry, Mark P. Louisburg, N. C « S. W, hams. Perry, Samuel Louisburg, N. C., » S. Wilhams. Perry, Thomas H.
(U S N ) S. Abington, Mass., Person, Wille M. Louisburg, N. C„ » A.J3. Perry, Petherbridge, John B. Pennington, N . J . , » W « , » * -Pitt, Franklin G. Tarboro', N. C., « A H. M'Nmr. J Pollard, James R. Albemarle, Va„ » Warner. Pollock, Samuel (M. D.,
Univ. Pa., 1832) Williamsport, Pa., ' p i P Porter, Charles C. (M. D.,
Bowdoin College, 1836)Calais, Maine,
Porter, Edward M. Greenwich, N. J., " f F'thmn. Porter, Ransom N. New Salem, Mass., « TwitchelL Potter, George L. Bellefonte, Pa., " M. M'Coy. Potter J Barron Bridgeton, N. I , " Elmer. p s ; Joseph H. Allentown, Ala., « J H.B.M'Clellan. Pulliam, Junius J. Sommerville, Tenn., « George C. Gray. Purneil, Aurelius M. Greensboro', Ala., « J. R. Purnell. Randolph, Richard Jr. Philadelphia, Pa., " ^ W r ^ A Rascoef John T . Windsor, N. C., « W. W Gerhard. Reid, Robert K. Abbeville, S. C., " Barratt. Reynolds, John (M. D.,
Univ. Md., 1840) Shepherdstown, Va., ; Rhoads, Charles Milton, Pa., Rhoads, Jacob Lewisburg, Pa., » W I. Ludw.g. Richardson, Jonathan H. Columbus, Ga., " Neill Riebsam, Charles R. Muncy, Pa-, " T . Wood.
NAME. Ringgold, Fayette M. Rives, Nathaniel F. Rives, Robert G. Roberts, Alfred V. Roberts, Gideon Robins, Samuel W. Robinson, Joseph W. Rose, John Ross, Benjamin L. Ross, Robert D. Rowley, John (M. D.,
Geneva, 1843) Rutherford, Levi
RESIDENCE. STATE. PRECEPTOR.
Washington, D.C., Dr. J. M. Thomas. Petersburg, Va., te J. F. Peebles. Coosawda, Ala., t( W. H. Rives. Hillsboro', ^liss., a J. W. Fair. Kinston, N. C., 16 T. Woodley. Canton, Ala., Í6 G. B. Wood. Philadelphia, Pa., tí A. J. Hoag. Philadelphia, Pa., te F. West. Prattsburg, Ga., U Wm. Drane. Cherokee Nation, cc W. Pepper.
Greece, N. Y., Harrisburg, Pa.,
Sankey, John T. Sargent, Winthrop Jr. Sargent, Robert P. Schenck, John V. Scollay, Charles L. Seip, Amos Semple, Samuel P. (M. D.,
Jeff. College, 1845) Seymour, William Pierce Shannon, Benjamin F. Shannon, David P. Shapleigh, Elisha B. Sharp, Amos Shaw, Benjamin A. Shaw, Thomas W. Jr. Shelton, John B. Shelton, Thomas Sheppard, Joseph Sherrard, J. Singleton
Montgomery, Newbury, Philadelphia, Six Mile Run, Middleway, Easton,
Miller's Tavern Troy, Sch. Haven, Mercersburg, Philadelphia, Amherst, Oxford, Pittsburg, Clarksville, Thompson x R. Bridgeton, Winchester,
Shippen, Edward Bordentown, Shubrick, Frank Du Pont Wilmington, Shumate, Bailey (M. D.,
Univ. Pa., 1835) Weaversville, Siddall, Hugh W. Madison,
Ala., Mass., Pa. , . N. J., Va., Pa.,
Va., N. Y., Pa., Pa., Pa., N. S., Miss., Pa., Va., Va., N. J., Va.,
N. J., Del.,
Va., Inda.,
" W. W. Ruther-ford.
« W. H. Reeves. " F. W. Sargent. " F. W. Sargent. " F. S. Schenck. " Samuel Scollay. « C. G. Field.
Alfred Wotkyns. S. H. Shannon. T. Green. C. M. Weeks. Charles Tupper. John Thompson. J. P. Gazzam. R. K. Speed. G. W. Harris. Wm. Elmer. R. T. & A. S.
Baldwin. 1 John Neill. ! H. L. Hodge.
" W. Davidson.
24
NAME. RESIDENCE. STATE. PRECEPTOR.
Sigler, William H. Nashville, Tenn., Dr. P. Smith. Simonton, John W. Pa., N. C. Steese. Slocum, Alfred M. Germantown, Pa., Wm. E. Horner. Smallwood, R. Matlock Woodbury, N. J., Jos. Fithian. Smith, Carlos G. La (jrrange, Ala., T. R. Jennings. • Smith, Charles M. Winchester, Va., R.T.& A.S.Bald-
Smith, Daniel E. Waynesboro', N. C., win.
H. W. Faison. Smith, Fisher C. Philadelphia, Pa., H. H. Smith. Smith, Howard New Orleans, La., H. L. Hodge. Smith, John A. P. Margarettsville, N. C., Wm. T. Maelin. Smith, Samuel R. S. Chestnut Hill, Pa., James Smith. Smyser, Henry L. York, Pa., J. W. Kerr. Spayth, James Tiffin, Ohio, Ely Drisbach. Stanly, James G. Washington, N. C., Shade Allen. Stanton, Frederick Natchez, Miss., W. W. Gerhard. Stauffer, Benjamin W. Warwick, Pa., W. A. Shelly. Stees, Clinton G. Harrisburg, Pa., John C. Lehman. Steinberger, J. Dunott
Harrisburg,
(M. D. Univ. Pa. 1846) Middleport, Pa., Stewart, James L. Pittsburg, Pa., u David Reynolds. Stewart, Lemuel L. Stouchburg, Pa., it H. W. Hill. Stovall, Stephen B. Danbürg, Ga., a W. D. Quinn. Strawbridge, James D. Danville, Pa., it Wm. Pepper. Suddards, James Philadelphia, Pa., it S. G. Morton. Taylor, Alexander Newbern, N. C., te Theo.B.Horwitz. Taylor, A. K. (M. D.
Univ. Pa., 1840) Oxford, Miss., Taylor, William Princeton, N. J., << W. W. Gerhard. Tharp, William H. Macon, Tenn., «< W. S. Graves. Thomas, Robert P. Philadelphia, Pa., a George Fox. Thompson, John R. Raleigh, N. C., it C. E. Johnson. Thurston, Paschal H.
(M. D., Louisville, 1844) • Oak Grove, Ky., •
Torrence, William L. Mecklenburg, N. C., it J. D. M'Clean. Townsend, Howard Albany, N. Y., it Thomas Hun. Triegler, George J. Philadelphia, Pa., tt G. W. Patterson. Trueheart, F. D. Richmond, Va., tt Clark.
STATE.
Va., Dr. Miss., " Va., " Va., " Tenn., "
Va., Pa., m c . , " Miss., "
NAME. RESIDENCE.
Tucker, John M. Dinwiddie, Tucker, P. W. Livingston, Tucker, Robert J. Stoney Creek, Turnbull, Ferdinand S. Lawrenceville, Turner, Simon Brownsville, Twyman, Iverson L.
(M. D.jUniv. Pa., 1832) Yancey ville, Van Valzah, Robert H. Lewistown, Vause, William I. Kinston, Vasser, George W. Aberdeen, Walker, Amos (M. D.,
Univ. Pa., 1846) Philadelphia, Pa., ' Wallis, James M. Milton, Pa., Walton, Davis D. Stroudsburg, Pa., Walton, John H. Goshen, Ga., Ward, Allen Philadelphia, Pa., Ward, John Warrenton, Va., Warriner, Justin B. (M. D.
Ùniv. Pa., 1845) Philadelphia, Pa., Waters, William Weston New Madrid, Mo., Watson, John T. Hilliardston, N. C., Wellford, Armistead N. Fredericksburg Va., White, Edward H. (M. D.
Univ. Pa., 1841) Snowhill, Md., Whitten, Alfred W. Gowensville, S. C., Wickham, Robert C.
(M.D., Univ. Pa. 1846) Hanover C.H., Va., Wiggins, Blake B. Halifax Co., N. C., Wilkitison, Edward B. Philadelphia, Pa., Willett, Marinus New York, N. Y., Williamson, John L. Locust Hill, N. C., Wilson, Benton Greensboro', Ala., Wilson, Elias E. Philadelphia, Pa., Wilson, Elwood (M. D.,
Jeff. College, 1844) Philadelphia, Pa., Wilson, Robert S. Hinesville, Ga., Winafield, Thurmer H. Portsmouth, Va., O 7
Wister, Casper (M. D., Univ. Pa., 1845) Philadelphia, Pa.,
PRECEPTOR.
J. M. Baugh. G. B. Wood. W. E. Cousins. E. A. Morrisson. G. B. Wood.
T. Van Valzah. John L. Taylor. R. T. Sims.
J. S. Dougal. W. D. Wal ton. J. Simmons. Joseph Parrish. T. T. Withers.
John Neill. J. J. Phillips. B. R. Wellford.
Earle & Mooney.
Ch. Skinner. W. N. Page. G. B. Woodj J. E. Williamson.
• Daniel Eddins. 1 S. G. Morton.
F. Judson. Th. Williamson.
NAME.
Wister, Owen Jones Wood, George K. Woodhouse, Samuel W. Woodruff, Julian S. Woodson, Wm.M. (M.D,
Univ. Pa., 1840) Woolverton, John Wright, James P. Wright, Roderick W. Wright, William C. Ziegler, George J. Zollichoffer, H, Fletcher
RESIDENCE. STATE.
Germantown, Pa., I Brooklyn, N. Y., Philadelphia, Pa., St. Augustine, Florida,
Bottetourt, Va., Prallsville, N. J., Norfolk, Va., Philadelphia, Pa., Louisburg, N. C., Philadelphia, Pa., Uniontown, Md.,
PRECEPTOR.
)r. T. F. Betton. « D. F. Attwater. " R. A. Given. » G. B. Wood.
" Charles Foulke. " Th. F. Andrews. « T. Brincklé. " A. M. Spaulding. " G. W. Patterson. " J. L. Billingslea.
Of the foregoing Matriculants, there were from Alabama, 17 Maryland, 15 South Carolina, 9
Cherokee Nation, 1 Massachusetts, 5 Tennessee, 25
Dist. of Columbia, 2 Mississippi, 12 Virginia, 77
Delaware, 5 Missouri, 4 U.S. Navy & Army, 3
Florida, 2 New Jersey, 19 West Indies, 4
Georgia, 14 New York, 9 Texas, 1
Indiana, 2 North Carolina, 49 Nova Scotia, 3
Iowa, 1 Ohio, 2 East Indies, 1
Kentucky, 2 Pennsylvania, 66 Texas, 1
Louisiana, 5 Philadelphia, 52
Maine, 3 Rhode Island, 1 Aggregate, 411
SUMMARY.
3 Clergymen, 13 Graduates in Medicine of other Institutions. 28 Graduates of the University of Pennsylvania, leaving
367 Regular Students.
411 Sum Total.
A B S T R A C T
OF THE
R E G U L A T I O N S O F T H E U N I V E R S I T Y .
D E P A R T M E N T O F A R T S .
THE collegiate year is divided into three terms, the i r s« begin-ning on the 8th of September, and ending on the 24th of Decem-ber ; the second beginning on the 2d of January, and ending on the 31st of March ; and the third beginning on the 8th of April, and ending on the 2d of July (Commencement day.) The vaca-tions are eight days at the close of the first term, seven days at the close of the second term, and about nine weeks at the close
of the third term. \ The students are distributed into four classes, viz. The Senior:
The Junior: The Sophomore: The Freshman. T o be admitted into the Freshman Class, a student must be at
least fourteen years of age, and qualified for examination on the following subjects and authors:
Csesar (First Three Books of the Gallic War) . Ovid (Ex-cerpta). Virgil (First Six Books of the .Eneid). Cicero (Four Orations against Catiline). Horace (First Book of the Odes). Xenophon (Anabasis). Homer (First Three Books of the Iliad).
Quantity and Scanning in each language. Greek and Latin Exercises. Ancient and Modern Geography. English Grammar. Arithmetic. Elementary Rules of Algebra, including Simple
Equations. No student is admitted to advanced standing without full pre-
paration for the class he applies for admission into.
C O U R S E O F I N S T R U C T I O N .
FRESHMAN CLASS.
Elements of Ancient History (Taylor's Manual of Ancient His-tory, with Butler's Atlas of Ancient Geography).
Algebra (continued). Geometry (Legendre—three first Books). Physical Geography. Xenophon (Hellenics) or Herodotus. Horace (Odes and Satires).
Homer (Iliad or Odyssey).
SOPHOMORE CLASS.
Elements of Modern History (Taylor's Manual of Modern His-tory). Logic (Whately's). Rhetoric (Whately's). Written Translations from Greek and Latin authors. Historical Themes.
Geometry (continued—Legendre). Plane and Spherical Trigo-nometry (Legendre) with applications to Surveying, Naviga-tion, &c. j
Elements of Mechanics and Chemistry. Livy (Second Punic War) . Demosthenes. Horace (Epistles
and Art of Poetry). i
JUNIOR CLASS.
Evidences of Christianity (Paley). Moral and Intellectual Phi-losophy (Upham and Wayland).
Historv. English Composition. International Law (Lectures). - Constitutional History of the United States (Lectures). General Theory of Equations. Analytical Geometry—including
Conic Sections. Elements of Differential Calculus. General Doctrines of Equilibrium and Motion. Equilibrium and
Motion of Solids and Fluids (Lectures and Cambridge Mecha-nics). Machinery. Chemistry (Graham) with Experimental Lectures.
Plato. Juvenal. A Greek Tragedy.
SENIOR CLASS,
Moral and Intellectual Philosophy (Kames's Elements and Butler's Analogy).
History (Arnold's Lectures on Modern History). Constitutional Law (Lectures on Constitution of the United States, and Whewell 's Elements of Polity). English Literature (Lectures).
Elements of the Integral Calculus. Analytical Mechanics. Optics (Bache's Brewster). Astronomy (Gummere). Steam
•Engine. Heat : Electricity and Magnetism: Sound: Meteor-, ology. (Lectures).
Cicero (De Officiis or Tusculan Disputations). A Greek Tra-gedy or Pindar. Tacitus (Germany or Agricola).
Lectures on Geology and Mineralogy.
The following is an outline of the course of instruction, and a list of the text-books adopted in the several departments:
DEPARTMENT OF MORAL PHILOSOPHY.
Paley's Evidences of Christianity. Upham's Intellectual Philosophy. Wayland's Moral Philosophy. Kames's Elements of Criticism. Butler's Analogy.
D E P A R T E N T OF HISTORY AND ENGLISH LITERATURE.
Taylor 's Manual of Ancient History, with Butler's Atlas of An-cient Geography.
Taylor 's Manual of Modern History. Whately's Elements of Logic. Whately's Elements of Rhetoric. English Composition (written Translations from Grçek and Latin
authors. Historical Themes. Original Essays). -Lectures on International Law. Lectures on Constitutional History of the United States. Whewell 's Elements of Polity. Arnold's Lectures on Modern History. Lectures on Constitutional Law of the United States. Lectures on English Literature.
DEPARTMENT OF MATHEMATICS.
Algebra. Legendre's Geometry. Legendre's Plane and Spherical Trigonometry, with Applications
to Surveying, Navigation, &c. General Theory of Equations. Analytical Geometry, including Conic Sections. Elements of Differential Calculus. Elements of Integral Calculus. I Analytical Mechanics.
DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL PHILOSOPHY AND CHEMISTRY.
Physical Geography. Lectures on Elements of Mechanics and Chemistry. Cambridge Mechanics. Lectures on Equilibrium and Motion of Solids and Fluids. Graham's Chemistry. Experimental Lectures on Chemistry. Brewster's Optics (Bache's edition). Gummere's Astronomy. Lectures on Steam Engine: Heat : Electricity and Magnetism
Sound: and Meteorology.
DEPARTMENT OF GREEK AND LATIN LANGUAGES.
Xenophon (Hellenics) or Herodotus. Horace (Odes and Satires). Homer (Iliad or Odyssey). Livy (2d Punic War) . Demosthenes. Horace (Epistles and Art of Poetry). Plato. Juvenal. Greek Tragedy. Cicero (De Officiis or Tusculan Disputations). Tacitus.
Throughout the course, Greek and Latin Composition: Lec tures on Greek and Roman Antiquities and Literature.
On each day of-the week, except Saturday, 'there are three recitations of one hour each for every class. On Saturday each class recites once. . ,
The character of each recitation is recorded, and the results communicated to parents or guardians at the end of each term.
At the end of each term, public examinations (written and oral) of the classes are held by the Faculty, and the students who are distinguished are classed in order of merit.
The fees for instruction in the studies above enumerated, are $ 2 5 per term, payable in advance.
The modern languages are taught by approved instructors, at a moderate additional expense.
Students not from the city of Philadelphia will, if it be request-ed by their parents, have one of the Faculty appointed as a guar-dian, who will take charge of the disbursements and attend to the comfort and well-doing of.the individual.
The degree of Master of Arts may be conferred on the alumni of the University, bachelors in the arts of three years' standing, who apply for it.
A public Commencement for conferring degrees, is held on the 3d of July, unless that day fall on Saturday or Sunday, when the Commencement is held on the Friday before.
R E G U L A T I O N S OF THE
M E D I C A L D E P A R T M E N T O F T H E U N I V E R S I T Y • O F P E N N S Y L V A N I A .
THE Medical Department is under the immediate government of the Medical Professors, who constitute the Faculty of Medi-cine, subject to the Rules and Statutes of the Board of Trustees. It includes
A Professorship of ANATOMY,
A Professorship of the THEORY AND PRACTICE OF M E D I C I N E
a n d CLINICAL M E D I C I N E ,
A Professorship of MATERIA MEDICA and PHARMACY,
A Professorship of CHEMISTRY,
A Professorship of SURGERY,
A Professorship of OBSTETRICS and the DISEASES OF W O M E N
AND CHILDREN,
A Professorship of the INSTITUTES OF MEDICINE,
Clinical Instruction in Medicine and Surgery.
The Medical Faculty holds meetings for the purpose of arrang-ing and conducting the business of its department, and for the preservation of order and decorum among the medical students.'
One of the members acts as Dean, whose duty it is to keep the Minutes of the Faculty, to arrange the examinations of the can-didates for graduation, to conduct the business of the Façulty at the meetings, and to attend to correspondence.
The Session for the Medical Lectures begins annually on the first Monday of November, and ends about the middle of March ensuing.
The Commencement for conferring the Degree of Doctor of Medicine, is held by a special mandamus of the Board of Trustees, late in March or early in April.
Graduates of five years' standing of respectable Medical Schools on the ad Eundem list, are permitted to attend the course of Lec-tures, upon a General Ticket of admission, free of expense, ex-cept the cost of the'Matriculating Ticket.
The following are the Rules in force in relation to the Degree of Doctor of Medicine.
1. The candidate must have attained the age of twenty-one years/have applied himself to the study of Medicine for three years, and have been, during that time, the private pupil, for two" years at least, of a respectable practitioner of Medicine.
2. The candidate must have attended two complete courses of the following Lectures in this Institution:
Anatomy, Theory and Practice of Medicine, Materia Medica and Pharmacy, Chemistry, . Surgery, Obstetrics and the Diseases of Women and Children, Institutes of Medicine.
3. The candidate must also have attended one course of Clini-cal Instruction in the Pennsylvania Hospital, or the Philadelphia Hospital, (Blockley), or some other Institution approved of by the Faculty of Medicine.
4. Medical students who have attended one complete course in a respectable Medical School, where the attendance on two complete courses is necessary to a degree, where the same branches are taught as in this, and which is placed upon the ad Eundem of this school, are permitted to become candidates by an attendance here upon one full course. They are also exempt-ed from the payment of fees upon attending here a second term.
5. When a candidate applies to the Dean for admission, he must exhibit his tickets to prove that the above Rules have been complied with.
6. The candidate, at the time of his application, must deliver to the Dean of the Medical Faculty a Thesis, composed by him-self, on some medical subject. This thesis is referred to one of
the Professors, who shall examine the candidate upon it, and make his report thereon to the Medical Faculty.
7. When a candidate is rejected, his essay will be retained by the Medical Faculty.
8. When a candidate withdraws his essay before examination, he will, upon reapplication, be placed at the foot of the list.
9. The essay must be in the candidate's own hand-writing, and must be written uniformly on letter paper of the same size, the alternate pages being left blank.*
10. General bad spelling in a Thesis, or general inattention to the rules of grammar, will preclude a candidate from examina-tion for a degree.
11. A Thesis may be published by the candidate if he desire it, the permission of the Professor by whom he was examined thereon being first obtained; but no alteration shall be afterwards made in such thesis without the consent of the said Professor.
12. The voting on the case of each candidate is by private ballot, and three negative votes shall reject him.
13. The candidate shall pay the fees of graduation, at the time of his examination, or before receiving notice of his success; and before his name can be entered on the Register of passed candi-dates, for the purpose of being reported to the Board of Trustees and included in the mandamus for a Degree.
14. Candidates who have passed their examination, and in other respects complied with the regulations, are to be reported by the Dean to the Provost, who will communicate such report to the Board of Trustees, in order that, if approved of by them, their mandamus be issued for conferring the Degree.
15. The Degree will not be conferred upon a candidate, who absents himself from the public Commencement, except by special permission of the Medical Faculty.
16. Graduates of Medical Schools, on the ad Eundem list, by attending, on a full set of Tickets, one complete course in this In-stitution, are put upon the same footing with students who have attended two complete courses here.
* The Essay should be written upon Thesis paper, which can be procured at the Medical bookstores. This is for the purpose of convenient binding together into volumes.
Rules of Examination far the Degree of Doctor of .Medicine. The names ahd essays of the candidates are to be presented
to the Dean on or before the first day of February in each year. The candidates are then to be divided, either by their own ar-rangement or by that of the Dean, into classes of eight persons each.
These classes will be designated numerically by'lot, and then formed into groups of seven each.
The examinations will begin regularly on the last Monday of the Session;
No person's name will be received on a class unless his essay be in possession of the Dean; nor is his name to be attached to a class by any other than the Dean, unless he shall have signified his desire to that effect., ,
The classes are to call at the houses of the several Professors, or at some other place designated by the latter; and when in attendance, each of the individuals composing a class is to be examined separately, and in the order of his name on the list of his class.
Each Professor is to keep a list of those examined by him, and opposite to the name of each candidate is to note the result of his examination, with the view to vote in the affirmative or negative, as to bis qualifications for the Degree.
As the examination of each group of classes shall be completed, the Faculty will meet; the names of the candidates examined are to be read by the Dean; and as each name is called, the Profes-sors are to consult their memoranda, and if no. remarks be made, are to proceed to vote by ballot. If there should not be three negative votes, the candidate is to be considered as having passed, and is to be entitled to his Degree. Should three black balls be cast, the candidate is not to be considered as definitively rejected, but is to have the privilege of another examination before the whole Faculty in joint session.
A candidate who may not have succeeded in the first ballot shall, upon declining an examination before the Faculty in joint session, have the privilege of withdrawing his Thesis, without being considered as rejected.
If, upon the name of a candidate being called out, one or more
of the Faculty have remarks to make in relation to his qualifica-tions, they are to be heard before the vote is taken.
The candidates in classes being thus disposed of, the Faculty will then proceed with those who may prefer an examination before the Faculty in joint session, and afterwards with those who, having received three negative votes, may still choose to avail themselves of the opportunity of a final examination offered by the Faculty. *•
Formal notice of a successful examination will be delivered upon the fees of graduation being paid, after which the candidate will insert his own name with the title of his Essay, upon the Register of Graduates. No diploma will be made out, or passed candidates reported to the Board of Trustees, except from an entry upon the Register.
If a Thesis be found remarkable for any good quality, the fact is to be reported by the Professor having charge of the Thesis, to the Faculty at their meeting, who may take upon it such ac-tioli as they may deem advisable.
NOTE.—The name of George Jefferson, (M. D., 1827), Palmer's Springs, Virginia,
was accidentally omitted from its proper place upon the List of Matriculants. This addition makes the total number of Medical Students, 412.
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TABULAR VIEW OF THE ROUTINE OF EXAMINATIONS IN THE MEDICAL DEPARTMENT.
1st Group. ' 2d Group. 3d Group.
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CHAPMAN, 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
H A R E , 2 3 4 5 6 7 1
GIBSON, 3 4 5 6 7 1 2
HORNER, 4 5 6 7 1 2 3
JACKSON, 5 6 7 1 2 3 4
WOOD, 6 7 1 2 3 4 5
HODGE, 7 1 2 3 4 5 6 C
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9 10 11 12 13 14 8
10 11 12 13 14 8 9
11 12 13 14 8 9 10
12 13 14 8 9 10 11
13 14 8 9 10 11 12
14 '8 9 10 11 12 13
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16 17 18 19 20 21 15
17 18 19 20 21 15 16
18 19 20 21 15 16 17
19 20 21 15 16 17 18
20 21 15 16 17 18 19
21 15 16 17 18 19 20
U N I V E R S I T Y OF P E N N S Y L V A N I A ,
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT,
S E S S I O N O F 1 8 4 7 - 4 8 .
THE Medical Lectures will commence on Monday, November the 1st, and be continued under the following arrangement, to the middle of March ensuing.
Theory & Pract ice of Medicine, by N A T H A N I E L CHAPMAN, M. D .
Chemistry, R O B E R T H A R E , M . D .
Surgery, - - - - WILLIAM GIBSON, M. D. Anatomy, - - - » - WILLIAM E . H O R N E R , M . D .
Institutes of Medicine, - - SAMUEL JACKSON, M. U .
Materia Medica and Pharmacy , GEORGE B. W O O D , M. D. Obstetrics and the Diseases of
Women and Children, - H U G H L . HODGE, M . D .
Clinical Instruction at the Pennsylvania Hospital, by George B. Wood, M.D. , on Medicine; and by J. Randolph, M. D., on Surgery.
T h e rooms for Practical Anatomy will be open from October 1st to the end of March ensuing. John Neill, M. D., Demon-strator.
Extensive cabinets of Anatomy, Materia Medica, Chemistry, Surgery, and Obstetrics exist, and are in a course of annual im-provement.
T h e Professor of Materia Medica, besides his cabinet, has a Conservatory, from which are exhibited, in the fresh and grow-ing state, the native and exotic Medicinal Plaints.
W . E . H O R N E R , M . D . ,
Dean of the Medical Faculty.
C A T A L O G U E
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UNIVERSITY OF P E N N S Y L V A N I A .
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