Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-03-20

ArILi1Iif or iNfIDkNE'-EN" Iif.L,F-l
charged with KILN. Caarlee Edia. 81! CA.isiiausoa,,
8 fellow student. witch occurred AZ Ham2deu Sptary
College. not long since, was acquitted before L.. {.
cu!, Court OF Prince Edward county, Oh Tuestay. III
deuca wss elected at this ;r.a., which maze the Co.;
plainly one vi sell defence.
NoMiyaIIoSs.-The Democrats o! Portsmouth,
Virginia. hay. nominated J. w. Young tor t.s l..
gis.stare ana Jamee &. ii"ages for Mayor.
Eugene ". wilson, Esq, Of VI.
mons. Wisconsin. has been appointed United S'stas
Disui.r A;tcrn+v for Minnesota. vice Norman Eddy.
resigned. Mr.. W. isg sen OF Edgar [. "iisan Q.
Morsau,own, Y.rginia.
PAYING IyvEsTMfSr.-!he Raleigh IN. C.) Re.
gis;rr says T. gentleman OF thu: city, at the North
| Carolina Safe Far. bvig!t 6 half breed Devon COW
four y.Ers ogd. Tor which IL pad ~ 10 4 LyDchbu'g,
Va. Dealer. The p~urciase wa- maGe ou the l7;n Q.
October, zinc. which lime a stric. account o. the
milk ohtainec from The cow has been kept. which
fuo;s up the enorInnu- quantity q! thr.e hundred aud
! eight gallons. Valuable investment.
New B,sElsG Houss ~ RicuHoSn.-Iess!s.
Isaacs j. Taylor nave opened = rev Banking house
in thi- city, Immediately opposite ;hs Virgins Bank.
These gentle zen are Too w,m known 10 ~. business
community o; oar city 10 rr9rtr- AIRY ccnnenc.toa
from rs, farther Than to call attention to ;heir siv-r.
I seC.si.t IL s:lu,ber cc,c,nn c. Ibis paper. III coz.
rc,n wi;h th=i. numerous friends in this city. We w,.t
tL.,u sbuni j, II success in their rev enterprise,
| HALIFAX CouSrY.-A mee.irg Of the Democrats.
party oi Hsii:I w: h7 !'~;t ~ me Nourt House a,
March Courr, i4th Mond.y,) tor the purpose OF nom.
mating g Candidate for tho House Q! Delegates. A
full iuse!iag Is requested.
MEDICAL COLLEGE oY VIRoiEIA.-The annual
! commencement OF the Medical College Of Virginia
,ook piacs Monday night, in The Chemical Hail Of The
institution. Long before the hour Of 8 O'Clock, The
! room wac derse!y crowded viii! .iadie, and gentle.
men, and many retired. unable I" procure seals. TIE
audience comprised q lair representation Of tie
b-auty and fashion of Richmond, and we venture 10
assert ,ha; the sinphitH-st.- -: the Co!lege never ex.
hibi;ed q more b:!!nsnt scene. The ArmoGy Band
was present TO eniiveo the exercises with p!esssas
music.
Al s O'Clock. The graduating csss entered, and &c.
\ copied .Es frcI. c:.cls OF seats, ana The faculty Of tha
College took the usual p.Ccss upon the stage. After
pra Yer By the Rev. Mr.. Head. the degree OF NJ. u.
Wa conferred upon the following yoIEg gentlemen.
/ and e diploma presented 10 each. by Professor Git
SOL:
Junius II Anderson. Hanover county; J Woodvila
A.hhv, CuInrn-r couu'y; & Y Lowry, Bedford; Jas
ii Haich, Hanover: CHas K Irving. Amelia, John
Iiopion. King Il Queen; Geo " Richards. Alba
mlar'c, lafayette :" DOPE. Augusta; Henry & Scott,
Bedford; Francis ID Cunningham. Richmond city
Win J Luz, Lcuduau: Iaos VI Kinney, Augusta
Inos VI ilrun. Loui.ai ia, w Duncannor, Culpeper
Thos " Sammer.it, Soulhsmpton: Louis { Nee!. Mos.
roe, MmD Mann. Amelia; JAS w Rlchardson, Flu.
Ndhlt. De''Is . II 'Iih 1910 u 'lSuls 'N''tttC I
Johnson, Chesterfield; G VI Stigl-nan, Floyd; Ell.
wsrd " james, Richmond city; Wm Smith, Meek.
lenburs-G.
The degrass having been conferred, Prof. Ioynss
arose snd addressed the graduating class, c~onfpin2
hi. remarks chiefly 10 the nstGre Of the calling thty
had selecied, is claims, res pOnsiOl!i;ies and promises.
He cited iiiistr.o Gus examples for their future SuG.
hnce. urged them 10 perseverance and prudence {
the prsctic. OF their profession. and impressed rpOt
their minds The principles which should govern then
; personal aud professional conduct through life. Tn;
brief, though brilliant cs;rer of DR.. Kane, was post.
al a. IS u great example OF courage and sagacity .t
! the pursuit of scientific huowiedss. under apparent,
! in-urmounta5lr difficulties, ~ wei! as an instance q
humanity worthy Of imitation. In conclusion. ID.
speaker urged the Graduates 10 conduct ihrmseivei
in such a manner gs 10 reflect credit upon their din:
Mater, and thus increase her fame 10 act as the:
I and physicians. 30 that she might never be sshame:
but rather derive glory from the lustrs Of their goo;
names and good WORKS.
The addresses wa- n highly credit.ble literary esor;
! and tbs audience listened throughout with deep d:
ten,ion. 4 benedicti0r closed the interesting cere
monies of conpenccin.ur.- IDisIatch.