The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-06-09

Tie rtblir sxfHises az Tuttdsy, !.
eKhikilsa = &c iuilaniuE bill;
Del1inrrs sslrslrs ffuu a. FsrlLusu (I-.a
1. b. hnlC Sions fr.i kin. Spsssss
On he Mssssrhn.siis claims.
2. Eassne j. Hlnion. lisrriisl SA<fi.
dan On he NAL ~ WaFsn Hastings.
.. 0uen d. HUlnes fWhningi0n.
BeHKH on The hn1nlioh Of ne sssu
poser.
4. Jesse r. Smith (FsyeueriI:r, ] Anss
on the British Tsssiy.
s. Jsmes J. IisuEg lI.enoir. Clay On
The Compromise Bill
9. wsllsr X. S.srlss. (Psiriek &c. VAL
MeDuGis on abe Amendments VI ihe Con
slilnii0n.
The forenoon 81 Wednesday was eel
spsrl ior HE delivery 81 lie AoAiEsrsafy
OrsiiOn b. Judge Macon. Of Virginia.
bni shsa he hour srtissd. the Prf,i-
dent rrad letter from Judes Mason, IN
which he fselingly regretted slia1 Ihe pres
care 81 indispensable business prevent
ed him IRON attending. But Tie su-
disncs did mol retire mil hey had bssn
gratI6ed BY novel. ins,f1cllye add en-.
isItainIng exhibition. The interchangeable
Professor Of Chemistry. DR.. Nj ebelI.
made various ,ery successful experiments
wi,h The kne elselro magnetic sppasssus
y h.cb the University has LATELY procured
from Boston,. lie rrodscra powerful
and most rapid motion by msgnst,m
alone. and demonstrated the prsemrabilily
Of is application 10 the useful arts. boz
seemed 10 think that he rnsi Of copper
and zinc (maisrisls indispensable 10 The
sxei.slion Of The magnetic inAosDce in
such degfes a. TO be vsefull would hin.
der u from coming into successful com.
petition. with steam.
When The Professor 6uished his Lee.
iurs, he gaze notice thai the funeral al Miss
Jane Wilson, daughter Of DR.. Wllsen.
President Of the Cireensboro' Instilvle. !
who Died ~ Professor Phll,ps' The prece.
d,ug day 81 hall pssi 4 o'clock. r. NJ.
would be preached over her remsins 10
Gerard Hall, Al 4 in the afternoon. The
demise Of this amiabIe and intelligent
young Lady, and the deep sympathy fell
for Ter excellent lalher, increased BY the
nsekness and Christian ioriilude with
which he bore his bereavement, produced
. flals OF feeling bu, III in UNISON with
that which had brought the assembled
muiliiuds up 10 The annual LileIsry Fee
livsl Of The University. Perhaps nssel
has The awful truth ihst. in The midsl O
life we are IN dealh" been more furclblJ
pro,ed; and how must the pealing music
the heightened procession ol the young
and lhuughlless and The sounds Of sr.
plause have effected The senses of the be.
reased ones! Ii The afternoon Professor
Phillips preached an excellent and afIec'
tive Sermon from Thes. an Chop. 1871
rerse. Her remains wsrs then s.lepdss
by The greater part Of the congregsi alton "a
The College burial ground.
On Wednesday evening, The Spesksr
selected for lie Sophomore class appear
ed on the Stage. viz.
]. John Cowsr Wilmington. Chsrac
ter Of Mshmoud ll-Apony nous.
2. Robert II. Cowsn (Wllming,on.'
Rayner on the New Jeaey CONTESTED
election.
3. John Bsllarfsn, iMaury County
Tenn Rhei on the Appropriation Bill.
4. Roberl +. Fuller Caswsll,) Evere.
on laying the Conner Stone Of The Lex
inRlon Monument.
5. William A. Bloun,, washington.
Iafuencs Of Revolutions on Society,"
Anony nous.
9. Robin Ap G. Jones. tfIill.boro'.
Prospects Of our Country. DR.. Hooper'i
Address before The Literary Sdclelies.
Thursday lcommenceme day.)
| The procession moved, at 10 o'clocl
A. NJ. from The South Building for Ge
rsfd Hall, in the following order. viz.
l. Musicians.
2. Members of the freshman Glass.
3. Members Of the Sophomore Class
| 4. Members of The Junior Class.
| 5. Members Of The Graduating Class
| 6. Alumni.
4. Strangers and Visitors.
8. Teachers OF Schools.
0. Parents and Guardians.
10. Clergy. -
IL. Faculty. % @
IL. Trustees. m-.s= Aa.
Is. Governor Of the Stale and Presi
dent OF the University. -~
/ Ii. Speakers Of The Graduating Glass
The Procession passed the Mnnumert
of Dr.. Caldwell With barei heads, and
entered The Hall in reversed order. when
there was e- .ts
|. Prayer. BY Or. Mitchell. H..
.. Sa'uta,ory Ora.ion. Francs 7. Bry.
40. Raleigh.
| 3. Grafton. Obligations Of Educated
men," Joseph J. SummerelI, Nor,hanp.
! tln.' zE ....
| 4. Grafton. Principles Of the Old
Federal Party" Rufus Basbinger, Cabar.
rus.
| 5. ors,inn. esprit of Reform" VIII
liam II. HaIgh, Fayetteville.
6. Orston "Reciprncal influence Of
~ Il, 4 IL -.