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UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CARoLIEA.-"e re-
greet that our limits will not permit US to give
the proceedings at the annual Commencement
at our venerable seat of Tearningin full. We
make such synopsis as we think will en-
brace all the matters of immediate interest to
our readers.
On Monday evening. the annual sermon
was preached by the Rev. c. +. NJ DEEMS
On Tuesday evening orations were delivered
by select number of members OF the Fresh
man Class.
On Wednesday morning, the Hon. VIM, A.
GRAHAM delivered the annual address before
the literary Societies. His subject was edu-
cation, and his address is spoken OF as clear,
forcble, and eloquent.
In the afternoon, Ex-Governor MoREHEAr
delivered the annual address. which was re-
ceived with marked appreciation. particularly
the extended notices of the late Judges MuR;
PLY and CASTOR. During the evening, ora
tions were delivered by selected members oi
the Sophomore Class.
The important business OF Thursday was
the comforting degrees and awarding honors
The number of graduates was &C. The frs
distinction for scholarship in the Senior Glass
was awarded 10 Messrs KEMP J. BATTLE, O
Chapel Hill PETER M. HALE, and THOMAS
]. Robinson. OF Fayetteville In the Junior
Glass, to Messrs. JOHN Hill, of Wilmington
WASHINGTON C. KERR. Greensborough; w
M. JOHNSTON, Tarboro'. In the Sophomore
Class, to Messrs. S. B. HEDRIcK, Davidson
- -. PA1IUN, v'nIU, oni CLAUDIU:
B. SANDERS, Johnston; and in the Freshman
Class, the first distinction was awarded to w
A. MOORE, Edenton.
The Degree of A. NJ was conferred upor
Messrs. Turner w. Battle, of Edgecombe
Fred. D. Lenie, of Newberne, Henry w. era
ham, of Lincoln, Edward H. Hicks, of Oxford
Octavious w Hooker, Of Hillsborough, James
r. Ward, of Chatham, De Witt C. Stone, O
Louisburg. Langdon C. Manly, of Raleigh
Sion H. Rogers, of Wake. And the degree
of Bachelor of Law was conferred upon Mr.
Jeremiah L. Davis.
The Honorary Degree of L. L. D. was con
ferred upon the Hon. VIM. A. Graham.
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The only additional business done on the
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slant. says:-"A letter from Raleigh, this
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Given under my hand at the city of Washing
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NOTICE TO PRE- EMPTION CLAIMANTS.
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and Receiver of the proper land office, and make
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nine,) and township twenty seven, OF range TWEEN
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thrce,) of range twenty eight.
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by the president OF the united states.
In pursuance of law, !, ZACHARY TAYLOR,
il President Of the United States of America, do
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| the expiration Of the two weeks.
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j. BUTTERFIBLD,
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