Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-11-07
Yours with great esteem,
TiiOS ID lnNCC
To Messrs. p. S. Carrington, ,
C. 4. h'mbrough, 81 &. C..

%('"WSO Ote.
The President, Professors and Visitors
present of the College were invited TO AT.
tend. John Mason, jr. was called TO the
Char OF Presidency, and Junius k. Hors-
burgh acted as Vice-President. This
feast, sumptuous and elegant, was CON
Quoted throughout with the sirictest re-
gard to decorum. The following were
the toasts on this very Interesting occasi-
Oil -
LIST. May the feelings which prompted us TO
assemble, sincere III their object, be Cherished
with undated warmth.
"a. HiHid,n j Mary COiLege-Bat lately wres.
tea from the verge of d,ssolution-Inayh her
prosperity he commensurate with the most
Sanguine wishes of her best friends
81. bIShoP MddisoR-Patton OF learning and
Virtues-his memory still lives though his I'M
dy mingles with its Kindred dust rlnk
stdndiag.) N'''"'
4th. Memory Of George Washington
This Country.
9Th. Be,Jamin Frankln-" Eripuit fuImen
colo, sceptrumque tyrannis."
9th. The immortal memory of Riftenboys.
10 his strong and original genius the world
has produced no parallel
9TH. James i0nroe-t1s virtues and talents
have secured to him the yeneration ofsucceed.
ing ages.
9Th: The Sage Of MonticeHo-The Eastern
world is not exclusively adapted TO the pro.
duction of Philosophers.
9th. James Mad,son-Active exertions for
the dissemination of literature, prove his un
wearied devotion to his countyy's veal.
10th. The Fair of Ajncricd-Charms uurivaI.
led, their smallest boast.
Hang up philosophy
Unless Philosophy make Juliet
u helps nct,it prevails not"
VOLUNTEERS,
Ist By Doctor JONES JpiaidDt & Marg Col.
fol s.,I.. IL.
llnguIshed Seminary in Virgiuia-The sun of
its prosperity was the first u rise, may il be the
last to set.
lDr Jones having retired, the President of the
Day gave =
I'd. Or. Jones, late Professor Of Chemist. ond
Ndtard Philosophy in lillian s Wary--yhile
we rC0lce IN an opportunity of publicly mani.
resting towards him oilr esteem and gratitude.
H W. iaine'i the cause which has presented it,
3D.. TIE President and Professors Of Ipyu;gm Z.
Mary COiiege. - ''''u"
9TH. The Visitors Of William, & atrry CoYsrc
5tl. by the PRESIDENT or THE DAy-The
ncOic inst"W,oHsia the United States-aIay their
vivityiug aud redeeming influence reach 10 die
renotest section OF the globe.
ON. by JOHN n. STRATToN-COl. George
CToghan, tate Student of tihiaDs g. Efarv.
=, 1th' by GEo. G. DROMGOoLE-1he present
hourishng condition OF William s. Mary Col.
lege, and the fair prospect for the establish
ment ofa Central University, are wortl,y to he
considered anew era in the literary character
OF our State.
sth. by JOnN G. CLAIBoaNE- r lson-'rhe
defender OF truth, the subyerter OF prejudice
M st ever be duly estimated by ireedoms
SOUS.
9th. By JoHa s. CARRINGrov-Ma the ex-
amplcs OF this day teach the directors of other
seminafies, that 90 is better to engage the az
tectlons OF iheir pupils than TO Command their
fears.
The Organ for tie Monumental Church. ar.
rived few days since ia the Mint from Lon
don't has been exhibited aud plased on
by the best artists in that Metropolis. W shall
not repeat what Sc have heard Of it,it will best
spsak for Itself