The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-06-10

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| The Late Examination IN The Insiitule oornpi-
I'd three days; The exesri~ss commenced on fr-
day Inc ssth - NAV, and wire continued On
Monday and Tuesday. Ths following are the
studies upon which the classes we're examined,
su; English Grammar and feography; l.aiin
Grammar and Latin Reader. Cesar, Mairs' Intro
dactiOn. salIusi. Virgil. I.sy. Horace, and luce
nal; Greek Reader, Herolo,us. Thucydiaes, and
DemOsshsnes aecorona; AIiihmesie, AigehEa. Ge-
omesry. and Analytical Geometry.
/ A numhcr q the eilizena Of The town, and ma.
ny sisitOrs ladies' and gentlemen, were in attend
lance. Our iimc was TOO much occupied with hu-
sincss 10 permit Us " attend all the examinations:
we we've psescn,, however. portion Of each day,
and witnessed an examination in the Classical
Department. conducted By the President and Pro.
lessor Aai., on Mairs' Introduction, sallust. Ho-
race. and the Greek Rcaier; and In the Mathe-
NAUTICAL Department, by Professor Giase.. on Ana.
lIyiics and Geometry. The examination in each
depanmen, was inos faithfully conducted. The
students in the classical department, BY their f..
Gle translation Of the Lain and Greek. and by
their readiness 10 applying the rules Of Grammar
and in answering the various questions asked
exineed COOL degree of studiousness and a'tsn
,ion on their part. as well as fathfulness on sh'
pars Of their instructors. And in the mathsma
I,eal department the students had evidently ma'i'
good progress. Tn Analy,ics and Geometry
they were taken up indiscriminaiely, and diff
lcul. portions assigned TO each. The figures wer'
drawn on the BLACKBOARD, in view Of the visitors
. the process shown, and the principles exPlainc'
wi,hou. any appearance Of fallering. They ha'
heen diIigcnt students, anil had an able Professor
Mr.. Graves had been an acceptable Tutor IN th
Mathematical department Of our University, AM
: his success there recommended him for the Pro
lfessor's chair in this Institution. In his presen
position he has given the greatest satisfaction
: the trustees and all concerned.
The senior class Of the las, session in the In
!. sti.ue, consisting Of five members, have oil VI
Idergone an examination, and were admitted mi
= the Junior class of our University.
! The exhibition Of Defamation and Origins
speeches. by the representatives Of the two Soc
eties, took place on Tuesday evening. A band
/, music was procured from Raleigh for the occ
tsion. The chapel and the large room in the maj
building, 1.-THE folding doors being thrown open
:, were crowded BY an attentive audience. The to
=. lowing were the representatives:
M From the Adelphiaa Sooiety--Henry Hardi
e Of Raleigh, and pinckncy Scales. of Rockingham
:. Originals; William c. Bullock Of Granville, AT
Francis Shober, Of Salcm DISCLAIMERS.
h From The Union Soeiety-Joseph shekney'
:. Washington. and John d. Hymen, Of Edgecomt
;. Originals; Jesse Beene, Of Alabama, and Thorn
= Settle, Of Rockingham, DISCLAIMERS.
=. The speeches and defamation were highly q
n ldi,able to both Societies; and the numerous a
=. i,,ieuce. VIC feel warranted in saying, were mu
Ia. gratiiied.
The Fall session Of the Institute will common
:, on the 9Th of July next. The number OF sch
=. lars during the past session was 100,
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:" The Hon. Jacob Thompson an