Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-07-12
' John Randolph

ne an o. July, the day II our na ana la Il :.
o-kru To WIN deep IN crest throus hou, III at oia
our happy country Scarcely is ,Lete a eelsc,sd co.
her, 'yhere ihe a-v.Lt OF this day i, not baild a
pa no ic snoioas OF he most thrlirg caarseer A.
10 "hrrs perh 'ps IL i's Ce.pb at ON tended win ~
interest, h,n Ia the ei'y # Vii iainshuty IN. -
Poly for many yearsPss,, has en- set auar, as e.
Imenesmenf Oiyin the venerable Culi-gs OF Viii
tx Mary; on Vhch ta- = I'D -p,s WIN ,aL. a. -.
ot tho Institution, delv their several Or,o nv
eqheh''y, he as.ocist' OF The daN-lte nters,v
pa -' "u'Hh1 a. ne grSduaifs si:d the sole mn
a'e~eh address of President Empi re,l.ts pgua
eh'ai "t'ice aud sau.a caution, and brr ,,b, 4,
most exalted a.d d'isg asnttpi.n.. of III.
morality, togriner cousPirc TO eon,rnuncAir n.rn
ny VIVA interest 10 The 4" ho.s eeiebrat GU 10 N,ia
sburs "'"'
l, was therefore, with no ordinary rIrasorc
eIuou' on 'hr an exhibition ia The Cbur. N vb,c
.uo "oI OF almost an 'he ci OF Tie 20 ~
surpassed any thing Of tie kod which ha. been VII
anessed in w ilAmsburg fer many yrats
Al TO- A. Nj the procession como -uc,d n, the IA,
ge sIu proceeded to 'he Cborch IN ihs following, Or
X r'-i''. Fht5rs OF the College 2at. p vt,.s r,
$50 u adoute.-l h. The ud.n,s ia III. Scjrn,6
tparime.t.-5 b--'bnse In p,e ScLoo o, Hu,n,,,,,
aner en.'y 10 .he C'ureb; very Inp es,ive praye
es proceeded to deliver heir Oahu NJ sshich I
io'ew ng printed haod-kiil ives 'utnisl ed:
ORATIONS
l. Euiogy on Thomas Jefferson-by Tbos Mar,in
T. orauon on Ancient aud Modern Literaturo-bv
Q. Tompkns
On Modern improvements is Natural Phi
losophy by George w Sempe
=. on The History and Advantages of Com
inerce-by Edmund r. Oliver
Va 'ne iHnuehee OF our Retrospective Emo
lions upon our present condition and fltur.
views-by John ID. Munordt
70 " On the Profession of the Law by James N
Mcpherson
Z. On the Art of Printing and the ADVANTAGE,
~ OF free Press-by Ro Ridley
.. On the influence OF Luxury upon the Socia
ana PoiltIcai condition OF Mainly VIM
W. Wingfieh -"
o. On Honour-by Alfred Johns
On American JursDrudPnce h,,
Simmons
III. On the True Glory of Ma ion-by jaime,
Is. Watts. - ~
H. On the influence OF the Arts md Sciences
upon the Moral and Political Condition oil
Msnkind-by Cyrus A. Griffin
IL. On The comparative merits of the Warrio,,
and Philosopher-by Edward l. Young
IL. On the Progress Of Civilization and the Pre-
sent Prospects Of the World by Geore,
Blow.
Is. " On the Day-by Thomas II. Daniel
Al haugh sleyen speeches We r. d.liv-r.d and .to
four hours consumed in the delivery, ", +. ~ w.tr
atigued as 10 leave the Church Toe o ions yy-r,
All rehiy er'eshns character. STD de ivered genera
ny w,h more suimaIlon-more grace aud cas-. St NOV.
nent and greater dstiDciness Of aDiicuaon ,han m
have ever witnessed similar occasion Id,
,her" were several who Played the with sIno
owpe'e success. All pfeient seemed Lisbly yraii6.d
shdspoks in the most complimentary terms Of the .x \
hibiioD. Aud hus passed away tb,s eysr memorabI,
day VIII en- should bs douty dear to every iohabant OF
be lower county
Wrlisn e. Mary may now be iusly ranked Amsn,
he fret Of The great Southern Insi,uiions But iev
Years pat, aud he College thought hy many a
be sunk beyond the pos iby OF resu,eiaon-I 1926
me maticuIAtes 60 the FIRST day OF the course did
,uTpass he number OF Professors and the most gloom
,ntiepa ous formed. The College, hove ever hs
airly revived, and there lie 70 seepra az eve
o doubt OF the fact. She is riValink her n IN
ell and il fhs pride Of The lower country again r
agl public examinA iOn IL s said, was ebaraeteried
state OF preparaicu on tbs par! OF the uIenis al n
most Unparalleled. Their conduct too has been mo N
rdery aud exemplary, rio, go ouJ di,o,der raw
ns oceUrrel during the whole. course. The prospect
or the ensuing course arr eonse queDtly much bngi
" than they have been FOR years pact
TIE Professor OF Law will deliver a course nj lie
he Collegiate ssios, and circumstances now epaLl
lim 10 devn Lis tnire attention 10 bis Coll give d.
ISIS Thi, deparln eni has thus experienced n oddt
SIDED elevation Of character and all who know Il ~
,a bs and nnwtnted exertiOu3 Of the indsf,sgsbl &
selurer, cannot doubt for monen', but thu tbe SIT
lent of law now derive every advantage from VI
luend Oh the Law Lectures In wi liam & Mar ~
: eye. M
Nj Cushing Of HsmpdeD sydney was elected p. e
ssscT oil Cbemttfy aud Natural Philosophy, and NJ IL
rogers, 10 Gaze OF bs acceptance, which has no, IL
ssp aseertained transferred 20 the Msi-Bsucii q. n.
ar eut. In aDy event, the PfofesHonal corps vi ~
~ tomulste and The Of the Professors have bee rs
90 long and too iayovrably placed bsofe the publ ~
eed he incom peleni eulogium OF a W
STU N'ON ia
sc o are town, and those though pre- <
prevented ny indposon rom poP'fHg Tor ID W.
,ii,ie exercises istudeats who graduate ~ Law kx