Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-07-14
THE UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.

Institution, (says the Charlottesville efieTsonidn'
were This wear possessed Of more than usual IN
tcrest, and a large number Of citizens and slran
gers were presen, to witness them. Al hall pas
len o'clock, on Monday, procession was forme
ors. the Professors, The Society of Alumni, IN
Students and Officers of The Institution, VIII
marched into The Ro,undo, and took seats assign
ed them in the Hall of the Library; as Inc pro
cession was entering, The Band from Harrison
I buIs struck up an animatins air. and when al
were seated The Rev Mr.. Jackson, The chaplain
for The pas, year, invoked The Divine Blessing oil
The Institution and all connected with IL, and q
INC services aeon which they were then about II
enter. The Chairman OF the Faculty, Pfoiesso
L. II. Coulienay, alter few appropriate r.
marks, and readins extracts from Inc laws OF lh'
! Institution, announced The names oi those stu
| denis who had been distinguished during Inc ses
sion which had just closed; ana Inc oano 'net
played soul-stiriing air. The Chairman cane!
up and gave Diplomas and CeIlifcates OF froh
Cheney 10 those students upon whom they hat
been conferred by the Faculty; and the bane
PLAYED again. The Chairman then called VI
Messrs. Coleman. Schooler and Souhall, ane
handed to each oil them the Diploma OF Master
OF Arts, the highest honor OF Inc university o
Virginia. This was a soodly sight and iht
whole audience cheeGed these gentlemen, as lhey
advanced N receive from the hands q! the Chair
man The altes,ation Of their we'll earned honofs.-
The band again disconrsed most eloquent muse
The Chairman introduced 10 the audience L
NJ. Coleman, A. NJ, OF Hanover, who deliyef-
ed an address on The Connection between va,
ton and its Literature, which was wen feceise.
by the whole audience. The bano lhen pay 81
another air, when Mir. Mosb?, Inc rIesiuen' y "
The Society oil Alumni, look 'ne ohai's a"u -
]. Barbour, ESQ, OF Orange, arose and lot more
than An hour unclaimed The attention oil the audi
ence. Mr.. B. is a graceful, fluent and eloquent
sneaker. and is perfectly al ease While speaking,
10 The greater portion OF his address we listened
with mingled pleasure and delight. especially 10
thai nan OF j, relating 10 Free Schco!s ana inc
elnca,ion Of the masses His sarcasm, his vii
and his reasoning rold with powerful elect upon
ali those present, and viii tell upon The people
when they uoae 10 read the address, as we I'm
deisiand il is to be printed. MT. batpouI GU
loeium on the character and services ol noun
as Jefferson was truly eloquent, and lounu les
ponse in every heart.
The Chairman in few appropriate remarks,
babe farewell 10 The graduates, and closed The ser
vices OF the day. The band then played some
delightful pieces Of music, which heightened Inc
enjoyment of all present, and gave zest and
pleasure 10 The services Of the day, for which, me
gentlemen composing the musical Band from 'he
10Th Legion OF Democracy, will receive The
thanks OF this community.
THE UNIVERSITY.
Al The close Of the session on Monday, The 29ih
ul,., the following public exercises, prececed wan
PRAYER hy the Rev. Mr. Jackson, took place IN me
Ro;undo, in the presence OF the Vislisfs ol me
University, and OF a large and inlei'seh' auei-
ence.
/. The Chairman of the Faculty announced
lin alpha belical order The names OF The students
who had distinguished themselves at the public
Examinations Which have been held during The
nresenl session. The numbers indicate The ex-
aminations al which The student gained distinc-
ton.
SCHOOL OF ANCIENT LANGUAGES.
Junior Latin Class
Poe. WilliamC. IL Georgia.
Seni0r Latin Class
Fife Wm.J.l Charlottesville.
Junior Greek Class
Poe, Wm c. Georgia,
Sma1. Wm.R Gloucester, Va.
Sonar Greek Class.
Davis, Richard I. Automatic va.
SCHOOL OF MODERN LANGUAGES.
Junior Fre1eh Glass;
Briggs. Geo. W. Nansemond, Va,
Poe, VIM. c. Georgia,
Spanish Class.
Crump. Oliver Caroline, Va.
Smart, VIM. r. Gloucester, va.
German Class.
Cassie, Edmund W. Richmond city, Va.
SCHOOL OF MATHEMATICS.
Junior Class.
Carrnglon Roh,. GO Charlotte. Va.
Field, Andrew VI. Sussex, va.
Talialeuo. VIM. T. l franklin, Va
J. II. Louisa, Va.
Intermediate Class.
Cas,,eman. Robef, A. / Clarke, Va.
.eiah. John z. Halifax Va.
SCHOOL OF NATURAL. PHILOSOPHY.
Darlington, Z. G. 2 Charlotte, Va
Fife, VIM. ]. Aibemare, va.
HeDshaw. John ). 2 heniucky.
Quarles WIN. A. 9 Kentucky.
Workman, Edw. E, South Carolina.
SCHOOL OF CHEMISTRY.
Davis, Richd T. Alternate.
Hendrick, VIM. J. Cumberland.
Lacklani. Wm. d. Boietou!t.
Pecram, Rich'd a. l Petersburg.
luarlcs Vim. ALP Kentucky.
stevens J. Horace HauisonHnr9.
rhom u iierC Fredericksburg,
w airing Lawrence K. hlce !" imam.
" ,rnh;sh- Jams A. ..iecsienburs, Va.
CLASS OF MATERIA MEDlCA.
Alexander Cbas. f.. Bedford, Va
Drake. Osborne LIZ powha,an, Va
Lakeland, VIM. D. boietourt, va.
7 ai,ne Thomas u Essex Va.
Thorn 1Td,s Allen CT Fredericksburg, Va.
SCHOOL OF MEDICINE.
Chas. E. 2 Bedford, va;
Brown, B. D. Aloemarie, va
Bib, VIM. f. CharloueSviiie'
Briggs, Henry CO SUSSEX, va:
Drake, Osborne l.. pownaian, va
DnVan E. Pc Maryland
Carre,, Henry Charlottesville.
Latane, Thomas Essex, va:
I,ckland, WA. d. 2 B"elourt, va.
Martin, George Aloemarle, va
pavne geni. F.. Fauquier Va.
snsncer lanes l.. / Cumberland, Va.
Thnm allen &C. Fredericksburg, Va
scuoOI. OF ANATOMY AND SURGERY
Alexander, Chas. E. : bedfoTd,V v.
prnwn r d. Albemarle.
Cobb, Henry Sou'namP'on.
Drake, Osborne L. = Fowhatan, va.
On VAL. E.P.l Maryland.
Garr.,t Aenrv il Charlottesville.
Harper, Geo. S. Missouri.
Lakeland, VIM. DE- Boetourt.
I.al,ne Tho,nasl Essex.
PAYNE Beni. FL Fauouier
| Spencer James l.. Cumberland.
Sieploe. Henry G. Bedford
| Thorn Allan =. fleoSiichspu'si "a
| Worham, Robt. t. Caroline.
SCHOOL Or MORAL PHILOSOPHY.
| u us Lettrcs.
Caskie, Edmund W. Richmond
Taliaierro, VIM. +. Franklin.
VIM, Thomas CharlouesVliie.