The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1821-09-05

Goodwin, Biddeford, Me. David w. Gorham,
Canandaigua, N. r.; Robert Nj Gourdin,
Pineville, S. c.. '5ohn G. K. Gourdin, Pine
vile, s. c.; Samuel Hatch, Exeter, N. II. ::
Moses B. Hill, Mason, N. H.; John B. Hill,
Mason, N. H.; William Hilliard, Cambridge
George J. Hubbard, Boston George B. James.
Barre (; Charles Jarvis, Concord; Theodore
II. jerks, Boston; Theodore Heating, Cam
bridge; Edward Kent, Concord, N. H.; FIG.
King, Jamaica, l.. l.. !; Henry Lane, Lancas-
ter; Frederick P. Leverett, Cambridge !;
Edward G. Loring, Boston; Francis C. Low
ell, Boston; Samuel III. Lyon, Baltimore Co.
Md; Joseph Manigault, Charleston, S. c. :;
George d. Moody, Kennebunk, Me- Mellsh
|. Motto, Charleston, S. c.; William F, Otis,
Boston; George A. Otis, Boston John Pope,
Louisville, Ken; William Pope, Louisville,
Ken. George w. Pratt, Boston; Josiah
Quincy, Boston; Benjamin T. Reed, Marble
head John F. Tilton, Scarborough, Me. !;
Benjamin Tucker, Salem; Andrew Turnbull,
Charleston, S. c.; Cha's w. Uphani, Anna
polls, Nova Scotia; William Wilmington.
Dorchester; Nathaniel Wood, West-B oylston !;
Henry M. Neyle, Charleston, S. C.
Forty-elght gentlemen received the degree
OF A. M. in course.
The following gentlemen received the de-
gree Oh DOCtOf an sHeGIcl1le. viz
Joseph HI Eastabrook, A. B.; Robert It. P.
Fiske, A. M. !; Joshua Green, A. M. Joshua
ii. Hayward, A. M; Walter P B. Judson,
A. B.; George w. Kittredge; Edward Au-
gustus Lummus, A. NJ. +; George w. Otis, A.
M; Frederick B. Page, A. B.
The honorary degree of Doctor of Lars
was conferred on the Hon. Ambrose Spencer.
Chief Justice of the State of New-York. on
the Hon. Charles Jackson, Judge of the SUI
preme Judicial Court of this Commonwealth,
and the Hon. Joseph Story, Judge of the SUI
preme Court of the United States.
The honorary degree of Doctor IN Diginitg.
was conferred. on the Rev. Abel Abbott, of
Beverly, and the Rev. William Allen, Presi-
dent of Bowdoin College, Maine.
Middlebury COllege.-The Commencement
at this College was held on Wednesday, the
18th inst. The degree of A. B. was conferred
on twenty-three Alumni of the College, that
of A. M. on four, and the degree of NJ d.
was conferred on five gentlemen. The degree
of LII. D. was conferred on the Hon.
zephaniah Swift, of Connecticut.
Dartmouth College-The annual COM
mencement at this college was holden
on Wednesday the 22d uIt.
On Tuesday preceding, orations were
pronounced before the Handel Society,
by the Rev. Mr.. Curtis, of EPSON,
N. H.; before the Social Friends, by
Mr.. C. White; and before the PHI Beta
Kappa, by the Rev. Mr.. Bailey, of Nor
witch, VT
Of the exercises on commencement
day, we have heard but one opinion ex-
pressed-that of uniform appreciation.
Indeed, considering the small number of
the class, it being the last which enter
ed before the decision of the Federal
Court, which involved the existence of
the College, we were happily disap-
pointed in the excellence of the per-
formauces, and in the maturity and en-
ergy of thought which they displayed
Twenty-Five young gentlemen receiv-
ed the degree of Bachelor of Arts. Fif-
teen received the degree of Master of
Arts, and nearly the same number the
degree of Doctor in Medicine.
The Inauguration of Mr.. William
Chamberlain, as Professor of the Latin
and Greek languages and literature,
took place Immediately preceding the
exercises of commencement day.