Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-07-17
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.

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in All respects. TEe.e were 2G7 students, and
a., ii The Whole number r'tone w's srsqeeac3 o.
dismissed {or cru cause. There were no troGtes
Of any kind.
The Board Of Visitors, unusually full, ttao,sd
much !ele 10 the examination G; The Affairs o.
Inc ins,inlion. They were al their Hall work
ins, even when many 9th festivities we're going
90. The debt ii the Institution vas reduced
some 81 ,000 Two new meMteTs are 10 be added
10 the lis! Of PIoicssors-on Immediately ard The
o her professor Of History and Literaiure) NET
June. Dr.. John ). Davis is 10 continue as De-
monsra,or u Anatomy and also will lecture on
general Anatomy heretofore assigned u Dr.
Cabel DR.. C. will hereafter lecture upon COM
pa!aive Anatomy ald Zoology, which subjects
have been added 10 lis chair.
DR.. Davis will occupy he building known rs
The "O!i Lib;ary," part Of The cid Central Col
leae. and, with lis Saxon Arches, he frs! built
Of all. Dr.. Davis unes 10 a fine mimi the bess
medical auainmen,s and unlaleTin. devotion to
the pursuits q MS profession. lie is the son oi
The late Professor john 4. q. Da2is.
Success 10 The approaching session.
F,,e,a Tic Charlottesville AGvccqls.
UNIVERSITY CT VIRGINIA.
The a Ia scss on !, he University OF Virgin
c,assd Yesterday wi h exercises Of deeply Inie-
re,Iirg character. The spacious Rorunla was
| fl led II Overt wing by a highly respectable an:
intelligent audience, assemble: TO manifest their
inlercs, ID The prosperity Of Inc Institution. At
| /! o'clock, re Visitors, Faculty, Alumni arr
4 - f,,I ut nm NUN aud
marched in procession to the Rounda, where
| Dirlomas were delivered 10 Tie Graduates in The
vaiiun, schools, and the names II those who had
| ,,lsii5 oGisaed themselves ere Announced The
! npu,iyT d. GfaGua Is is much larger tlan ever
he.o,r. since the :1cndaliun IL the UniveIsaiY.-
| Toe degree OF II sicr .. ATS was conferred OF
;uo .. The Sud MS, and het d Bachelor {!
| Ar On wo others Alter The Awarding VI The
| Diolomas AMI an adtrts, by Mr.. Thos. NJ. Am.
! bIer Bachelor u Ans, tie Annual Address BE-
| tore the Alumni vas deiiys:el by Pot Dabney,
| II Washington College. l. was 4 mos! success.
| lui eli u--chas,e, eloquent ami Iepicc with
sound sense.
a, The c,ose Of the exercises, d.. Harrison rose.
ant, in the name Q The Facu.y, congratulate
| he Students upon inc success WHICH, has attend
| I'd ,he,r Ia bors, ard tn good order aud kind eel.
inas by which the session had been ,ha!aclcIize1;
| sri rendered 10 them Inc best WISHES OF the a
sultv Tor lhcit prosperity aud happGes through
| lie
The mee'inc Of ,ho society q Alumni was
/ uni. yea al eutej; scvtiai members iiola cis-
| t.n.e berg prcscn'. 4 committee vas ar?pinI-
! p; u enquire 1910 the expectancy Of rnbshin.
| C-;s,osuc Il ne Alumni. - ,cFo'i - Inc LeSI
.os,tr. TIE rex! .ess,rn Il &c DGl'csi'Y
being lie 25!h, il vas deemed appropriate - Gee
| bra;a its ose with pacu.iaT scLiT, an !; va:
! ba 1 Itan ch1l;lt ~ f.tIl
! sre,;al,y commemorative ci III epoch ia is
history, Mr. Mueccc r. n. Ga!as;, OF sse1.
was elected Orator, aud Mr.. John Rardp lph
i, cker. OF Winchester a!tefnale.
Tne Board ui Vlsi.cls have determine! q sdi
another pfa!cs ors lir,-riz: &! History AZ! la
ylish Literature; bar il IS untcFsloc ia. ~ ~
| poic,.oeL, Miil b. made III; their n'Ei annual
| meeting. al Tic close 81 lie Gext session. The
van, ol sucn Char has long Geea irll, bu, inc
lnacs I! the University would not admit &! is IS.
adjustment.
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA
PRoF!CilSIs.
/ II TIE Anglo SKIN LANGUAGE AED Lf.E-
R.TrRs A u Barbour, Caipepri; II L Cole
nan. Halifax: W Ii Christian, New Ken; Da-
"a S Fanar, fluganns; K VGaines, CaaiIaRc;
John y Gnuison. Petersburg; G l. H-tsnn, s!is
.lssioai; TICS il Jcyuts, Accomac; l. 4 Pol
l.9, hi7clnarr; P al Sirewal', Shenandoah;
psi!.p iahh, Gloucester.
II. IN r.L.3.csL EsGScMT.-I J Amber
0i.,g.; o Andrews. Norfolk; G 4 Ayrcs, F.a
o1.c.; S / Ba2!y, accomat; Jas Chalmers, Hs-
,i,s; c D4inry, Mississippi; 4 V G,res,
,.haf.o,'e; Z GuaicT, nc o;aac; + W II Eol
naay. Niacnesssi; s~hn Ip%a't Meckicnburg;
g l. Hudson, mississippi; George Lnya', Euf.
o.a; Cnaslc, Marshall. .Tm i! - yrc, Fan.
al,ei; F Ssuntess, frankie; II L Scot, i...:ct,.;
!. " Strange, FiuganAa; Ns!h'i Ts;ft. Prince
,.,ii4m; u Wartt!ic, Louisiana; p p WHIT
c. .iccklcaturg.
i'll. ~ BE IL. LEr7RE'.- D s BosloH, Flu.
vaurs; rayisT 0'anse.
w is GovsR.MEST .sD Nlr:osAL AND Cow.
s7.ruri gaL LAw.--D w Clay, Campbell
william 2 pahney, Powha:aa; " Il Payne
FauGuicr.
|. ARGENT LiSdui0es TT LAIN Ian
Gv.cs ..p LrTEaaTusr.- James Chalmers, Hal.
TAX; X Z Col.man. lianovei; II Han, Loui-
-; K G. II Kean, Caro.iat, Daniel LYON If
pr:cr,burs; i ~ Mathew~ Buckingham; VIM
Nruhew., IL; Phil!p II M hasGc, gc'mant,
James Pleasan.s. d; WIN u Schoncr c.rn!il, !;
T. C Saunders, Ca.n7bcl'; y " sa"ad .'nyaa-
na; G w Upshaw Essex; L Williams Rich.
nond; w e Williams, OiaEer; W A Wood
son, ~ bemarle.
/: TnE SCHOOL or ANCIENT LANGUAGES = 2t.
Uhra II Il sdllN. CUdll'N Si'EI a ~ HFiu MI
Culpc2r,:G 81 Basseu, Hancycf; " L r Bfoun,
Louacua; John A B,oacus, University Of Va
cnio r + Davis, charlottesville; John Y Ghol-
son, Petersburg John Hari, Louisa; La
han, Culncper; Philip Tabb, Glouccser; B.
" iisur Winchester.
ii. ~ MODERN LAs6UAGEs-IS THs FREscH
LANGUAGE ksD LITERATURE. - L A Adams,
Charles Cry; t M Amber, Fauquer G W
Basel ilanoys5 w G Clayton, kc,nney' II E
Cgrsaan, Halifax; R T Coleman. Hanover; r
I DAVIS charlottesville; James Dlnn, Peters.
tu,c; Thomas E.munds. Haliiax; J Y Gholsnn.
Peietsturc George l. Gordon, A.5smarl5; J
Harris, Caroline; James N uar Lon a; john
Hsr, a.; ~ W Henry, Charlotte; T r Joaes,
Acco aao; Z G II kean, Caroline; James a La
,anc, Essex; Dani Lyon, j.. Pesrsburc; George
Mas9a, Winchester, t NJ Mathews Buckins-
ham; WIN. Mathews, 10; L NJ Il Moore.
or:.nes; / Points, S!anntor; L J Randolph,
Albcirar!t; Il 9 Saunders, Campbell; Philip
Tab Gloucester; G w Upsaaw, Essex; N $
v ;iasr, Richmna'; l. Williams d., W u
Williams, o.aa.e
Is THE SPANISH LaSoc.oE AM LlTraATrHr :
" Z BaIMeil, Powhaar; G w Carr. LeSie.
ba!s; K I Coleman, HAnoTe; & V Gaines,
Charlotte; Ilo Y Ghoson, Petersburg; Gvc,pe |,
Gordon, Altcmarl, F.ederir.: Homer, FauGrie,.
r G II Kean. Caroline; L = I.ahyanche. Lnois.
iaaa; a La;ana, Essex; 4 "a Matthews Vim
Msune~s, Buckingham, Gcc.ce &a>oa, Wiz
cncsc'; Il Z Ps;c. Bedford; L A PcGatd, Abe.
mail; Saunders, Campbell; Pniiip Tab,
G.aucssier, YIN G Williams, Orange
Is The ITALIAN LANGUAGE ASn LITias-rar
harris, CaIoiac; jatn Hsrt, Louisa; F
LahEauche, Loaisiaaa SV suuIhaii, Chai.oiies
Vile
In TIE GERMAN Li.o-Aes AID LITERATURE.
"A n Baib1ur, Culrcper: W c c avon, Rom.
ncy; X L Davis Cha'loc,yii;c; c ] Harris,
Caio!iue; John Hart, Louisa, T 4 Joynes, &c
coma; I pcns, SfaunIon; P J ii S.i-ewali,
Shenandoah; W d Suan, A.ezaacfis; y S
Walker Richmond.
ILL., AUTOMATICALLY TIE FCHs Ma7nEM.-
TICS L Bioun, LouiouH; Wrtiam ~
Henry, Charlotte; z 6 Ii Kean, Carain,; 4 P
! Latham, Cufc?cT; George Mason, Winches ~;
James Peasants, Richmond; L Points. S,aur.
Ton; l. Williams, Richmond.
| lE Tnr Siycr