Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-07-29
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FWnerdi HonOrs TO LaJayeite.-Y Yesterday Was so,
apart by the citizens OF the city and county Of PhiIsde
s 10 'ne recommendation OF Town Meet
ing ana OF the local legislatures oil the city
ing DISTRICTS Tor the purpose paying the last tribute n,
re-Pest TO The memory OF The great and good LAFAYETTE
-aud never, since the appearance OF that illurous N,
among in 1924 has day more strictly obsery
ed ny lar the greater part Of the stores and work
shop' were closed long before the hour appointeI
The streets through which had been announced fla,
The procession was 10 pass, with the houses on them
were hronged with anxious spectators The frs, ~;
gade, under the command OF General Provost ami a.,
second. under Gen. Goodwin together with several ,Js
pendent corps OF cavalry, rilemen and infantry from n,
conptry-the whole under the command of Major
Faterson-nade urerb display The civic ion
consisting OF the municipal authorities OF the CITY and a
lining "s''c's, 'he iire and hose companies with their
banners anu oher insignia, and numerous soeties and
large bodies OF citizens, under the direction nj ~, -
W. kiter as Chief Marshal, declared in language lar
more empbaiic than words express, the end,r ~,
heartfelt affection Of The American peope for te
oil one the purest patriots that ever lived Ae, ~
ceeding through the streets indicated in the
The committee OF arrangement, the civic PAT OF to nro
cession entered Zion Church and listened TO pravcr ron
The venerable Bishop White, re FIRST Chaplain TO m. R
Voin onary Congress; and TO able and Dteres,ng d
course ircm The smabe and learned Peter s Duno,soa,
me Trend and companion OF Lafayette; both OF which we
trust viii shortly be laid before the pnbc. Sentinel
The President GreeDsve, Virginia. on the l5,
INST, on his route TO the Observation-Disclosures,
Jor Donelson, and his eldest son N
Mrs ronelson, with the rest of her family, bad been
leii 10 pass days with Mrs Riyes 0he, r.. ', I,
vis, the Warrentcn Springs. ''
The venerable patriot in fine health; yiewino with
pleasure the redundant fruits OF ieah industry and m
kens OF national comfort and prosperity thai ds,ngns
the season and the fine country through which he So
travelling Bali. Repu6Iic0u.
PUNISHMENT rHE R1orERs-Our pansr lac, o,oo.
ing contained paragraph stating The result of the al Of
several persons concerned in the lse riots bn , ia no,
learn ihcr sentences, which were pronounced vcsterd.
ume enough 10 state them along with the other parc
's. me ouri sentenced Thomas Kelly and Peter Van
LOOM VINO attacked Rollison's house. aud Stephen Cor
don' VINO was taken in Mr. Tsppans house the night Of
no. 10 one years imprisonment at hard labor in the
femehl'aty, which was the heaviest punishment fine
court could ihflic Luke Williams John Wilson TLomss
Dowd, Edward James, and Andrew Bourke we're sen
@hSeh 20 e Pen'ensry for Elk months; and in the case
oil James Young, German youth of about seven,een
years OF age, who had b1l little come xion wi 1be ,io.
Judgment was suspended during good behaviour a.
ave some very imperfect aud incorrect notions enter.
Hoen ~ ms community The subject Of the nature and
extent OF The powers If the civil magistrates 10 ouell III
R,ror psy hs wei. to copy 50 much Of the address OF
on that point-W Y. Eo. Post
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA
The Session of The Ufiyer.i,y closed on Saturday, lac,
large and intelligent audience attended te exercjses
o. ne pubic day. Three very handsome ESSAYS werc
read by MIR. Young Of Richmond Mr. Minor Of on;s
ana Mr. Holenan Of Fluvsnna; three eioouent cratans
we e' we ever heard on similar occasion. were deli
feted by Mr.. Frazier Of Augusta, MIR. B. f. Minor of
Alhemore, and Nh. Lindsey Of Miss Thev ,,srs sIi ~
TIE h"pPesl siye-bu we have no space nor lonre for
eulogy-suifce il say they were he bcs, ean.7 ~
the kind We ever listened TO- Various gentlemen fc,S
e1 honours dearly earned aud richly mefed list Of
which publish "a. day. " ' ~
This noble Institution il now 1, i, ,,os, n ,,. -
dillon Governed by able Profes.or who no.sess in az
eminent degree the capacity Of stimulating others TO the
sSqsion Of science, cannot FAIL while conducted ON
we sa'e wise ana liberal system, which has heretofore
Characterized il, TO hesiow ncalculable blssoes o 49,
country Yearly Il will return, as has Just done 10 the
oosom o. society, many bright Dsmeni clyarous
and devoted patriot.
Mr. Madison recently resigned his scat a, the Board Of
lsefs' winch has been supplied by the appointment Of
u,' =. hiyes' bsq Joseph G. Csbell. E,d has been
made Rector vacated by The resignation If Nj AIr
son Dr. Warner, Of Baltimore, gentleman Of di.,in.
gmsbed eminence Ia his proesson and who has been f
several years connected with the Summer School in ,
cry has been elected by tie Yisiers Professor Of Pm
sOogy anatomy snd Surgery in the place OF Dr. john
son reslgned- Cha,lotespiie .ddvocGte