Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-07-28
From ne Firginia Literary .Yusem,.
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA. July .;
UNIVEKSlTY INrEIIIGENGE

no pn1 afr
next session.
lhe following exercises took place in the Rotunda ii
The presence Of the Hector and Visitors and a nu
nerous assemblage of the public.
/. The exercises We're commenced with an ora
hon by Mr. George Z. Beirne of Monroe county
I'm Tie hnPpy influence wLich Journals and Reyieic
taee crertea 6y tie conreyunce Of inteikisence
= The Chairman of the Faculty mentioned tin
James OF the following students in alphabetical or
Ter, who, at the recent examination, had dspluye
he greatest proficiency in their respective schools
SCHOOL OF ANTlENT LANGUAGES.
SENIOR GREEK Glass.
George n. Johnson Richmond CITY.
JUNIOR GREEK Glass.
Henry w. Johnson, Louisa, Va.
Junius e.. Leigh, Amelia.
Hiram Sims, Orange.
Charles >. Trueheart, Powhatan.
LATIN Glass.
William II. Brockenbrough, University Of va.
Henry w. johnson, Louisa.
George n. Johnson Richmond Civ
Junius T.. Leigh, Amelia
Robert w. Walton, Pensacola.
Cary S. Wickham, Richmond City.
UIsToRy AND GEoGRApnY.
William III. Brockenbrough University Of Va
Henry w. Johnson, Louisa.
George n. Johnson, Richmond CITY.
lunius +. Leigh, Amelia.
Erasmus Y. Rose, Alabama
SCHOOL OF MODERN LANGUAGES.
ioENIOR FRENCH CLASS.
George n. Johnson, Richmond City.
JUNIOR French Glass.
George II. Lee, Winchester, Va.
Junius T.. Leigh, Amelia.
Alexander Moseey, Buckingham.
ITALIAN Glass.
George n. Johnson, Richmond CITY.
'ohn L. l.. Preston, Rockblidgc.
SENIOR SPANISH CLASS.
William +. Gray, University of Va.
George y. Johnson, Richmond City.
JUNIOR SPANISH CLASS.
Robert w. Walton, Pensacola.
CLASS OF llIsronr 1it.uoaArI,x.
George II. Lee, Winchester.
ANGLo-SAxoN CLASS.
Erasmus IT, Rose, Alabama.
SCHOOL OF MATHEMATICS.
SENIOR Glass.
Junus Z. Leigh Amelia.
JUNIOR Glass.
George n. Johnson, Richmond City.
SCHOOL OF NATURAL PHILOSOPHY.
Henry Clagett, Loudon Va.
John a. Gretter, Richmond.
Andrew Johnson, do.
Thomas M. Jackson, Fredericksburg.
Junius f.. Leigh, Amelia.
George II. Lee, Winchester.
SCHOOL OF CHEMISTRY AND MATERTN
MEDICA.
CHEMISTRY.
Daniel S, Morgan, Richmond CITY.
Socrates Maupin, Albemarle
Richard ii. Stuart, King George.
Samuel Scott, Buckingham.
PHARMAcY AND MArERIA MEDGcA
Socrates Maur;n, Albemarle.
Samuel II. Royal, Powhatan.
Samuel Scott Buckingham
Thomas j. Walden, Charles CITY.
SCHOOL OF MEDICINE.
MEDICINE.
Socrates Maupin, Albemarle.
Samuel Ill. Royal, Powhatan.
Samuel Scott, Buckingham.
MEDICAL JCRIsPRuDFNcF.
Albert Il. Workman, Richmond City.
SCHOOL OF MORAL PHILOSOPHY AM
POLITICAL ECONOMY.
Po1ITIcAL EcoNoMY.
Horny Clagett, Loudon, Va.
John 7. L. Preston, Rockbridre.
Moral PHrLosoPHY
John A. Grettcr, Richmond CITY.
Andrew Johnson, do
John i. C.. Preston, Rockbridgc.
SCHOOL OF Lazy.
SENIOR CLASS
Robert T. Luckett Loudon.
junior Grass.
William Daniel IT., Lynchburg, Va.
benjamin T. Moscly, Grecnsborough, Gco.
Henry Tutwiler, Rockingham, Va.
John w. G.. Watson, AlbcmarG.
Thomas Wood, do.
ANATOMY AND SURGERY.
Socrates Maupin, Albemarle, Va.
Samuel III. Royal, Powbatan.
3. Grafton by Mr.. William +. Gray of the Uni
'ersty, On the connection bettoeen education ami Re
publican doctrine.
l. Essay by Mr.. John A. Gretter Of Richmont
City, On the comParatiUe advantages Of public anc
Jrjrafe education.
). The Chairman next announced that the follow
ng Students had been admitted by the Faculty &c
graduate in the several schools and classes hcreale
and delivered to them diplomas
IL GREEK.
George Hay Lee Of Winchester, Va.
Richard Parker Of Norfolk, Va
Alexander Mosely Of Buckingham, Va.
diploma was delivered to Henry Tutwilcr o
Rockingham, who had previously graduated il
Greek.
In LATIS.
diploma vas delivered to Richard Parker o
Norfolk, who had previously graduated in this class