Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-09

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Spanish Class-Wm. Il. Fry.
Chemistry-Philip w. Carper.
1st History-Joseph Bryan.
end do F. Thornton Thompson.
3rd do (Anct) Philip W. Carper
Physical Geography-John w. Mitchell.
Gcography-A. Spiers George.
ii. General CeHfcnes-.Secomd order.
3rd Rank--James w Scott, Edward S.
Buckingham, Ed S. Alexander
lst Rank-Charle5 Hatcher, George A.
Somers, Thco. S Garnet, Evan Thomas,
John 7. Hofl, Thos Munroe Jones, Barkes-
dale Warwick, A. PIunket Bierne, VIM. W.
Ssty, St George Bryan, Henry Naylor, V.
". Southal!, A. Spiers George, Clarence
Warwick, John Taylor Lewis, Jefferson
Phelps, A. Upshur Ker, William Packard,
Henry NJ Jones, Arthur S. Johns.
First Oydcr-lSt Rank-George W. Pc
tcrkin, Henry Melvin, Richard X. Meade,
Joseph L. Somcrs, James Purl, T. Thorn
ton Thompson, Randolph Fairfax, Buckncr
NJ. Randolph, VIM. NJ Mcclure, Joseph
Bryan. p. IIansbrough Hooe, Edward Coils
ston, Daniel NJ Somcrs, Geo. l.. Viewer,
VIM. r. Fry, Walter j. Packard, John +.
Woods, Joseph Packard, Jr, John w.
Mitchell, Mason Rowland, Philip W. Car
Per, *KinIoch Nelson, Benz. Ii. McGuire.
MEDALS.
Second Order-,SiIrer Medals.
Observation-Disclosures S. Garnett, Daniel
VI SomcrS.
Observation-Disclosures S. Garnet, Ran
doph Fairfax.
English Studics-John W Mitchell.
Biblical Studies-George ". Pcterkin,
Randolph Fairfax Kinlock Nelson, T..
EIansbr0ugh Hooc, +. Thornton Thompson,
(halr size) Edward Colston.
observation-disclosures W. Pcterkfn, John
+. Woods James Purl, John W. Mitchell,
Randolph Fairfax, Henry NJ. Jones' kinlock
Nelson. T. Thornton Thompson, Daniel NJ.
Somers, Buckncr NJ Randolph, VIM. L.
Fry.
French-Kinlock Nelson; Mathematics
Kinlock Nelson
Greck--Joseph Packard, Jr.
First Order-Rector's Gold Medal
Kinlock Nelson, jefferson Co., Va.
Music
PRAYER and Benediction by the Rector
EXAMINATION At TIE THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY.
We mentioned last week that the usual IN.
aminatons o. the different classes commenced
Tuesday. june %. The Examination closed
on Thursday morning with the Senior Class on
"Crceds and Confessions We were not able TO
attend except on Thursday; aud cannot speak
of the result from PERSONA - knowledge. On
THURSDAY morning, the following members Oh the
Senior Class read Essays, as follows:
Mr.. NJ. H. GArUsHA. Of the Diocese OF virgil
mia: Exposition If tie .lriicies.
Mr.. CrArDrrs r. HANS, Jr., Of the Diocese OF
Virginia: PERMITS n EcreiGiio".
MIR. j. McALrN II,EDrNG, OF the Diocese OF
PENNSYLVANIA Firms nj Prayer.
Mr.. WV. f. NJ. JACOBS, of the Diocese OF
Virginia: In Ecougeiicai Ministry the great
,rant nj HE church.
Mr. Il. j AMr.s KEELING, of the Diocese of Viz
pinia: EntbusioS,a considered IN lis Relation to
the Chris'im. Ministry.
In the afternoon. new feature in the cXer-
cises of the examination was introduced; such
of the Glass had not read essays, delivered adj
dresses
Mr.. JOIN Cosy. Of the Diocese of Virginia,
delivered an address on Norci ReHdiHg.
Mr.. ALFRED NJ RANDOLPH Of the Diocese Of
Virginia. on the Missionary Hea u Christianity.
Dir. c. A. L. RIcHADs, Diocese OF Virginia,
Religion and Taste.
Mr. WALTER W. WILLIAMS, Of the Diocese OF
Virginia, iqJ'umcccf Spho=a:;
Mr HExRY \. WISE, Jr., Of the Diocese OF
Virginia. Position If the Protestant Episcopal
Church IN tie JMacd states.
1t is but right that We should say that all the
ESSAYS we heard and all the addresses were most
admirable. They showed that the class was
fully equipped so far as the foundation Of a tho,
rough Theological education can do so. The
members of this class have our earnest prayers,
that they may he baptized more and more with
the Spirit of God, producing in them an earnest
love for the souls of men and an intlre desire to
glorify God in the work to which He has called
them. After the conclusion OF the addresses
the Rev. DR.. Nav Professor of Ecclesiastical
II lhrrob pnlitv InliyereI most