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Title: Scheme of the Exercises at the Commencement of the University of North Carolina, June 7, 1849
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ILLUSTRISSIMO CAROLO MANLY, ARMIGERO ;
CAROLINÆ SEPTENTRIONALIS REIPUBLICÆ
GUBERNATORI :
Honorando DAVIDI L. SWAIN, Armigero, LL. D.
FACULTATIS PRÆSIDI ;
Omnibusque SENATUS ACADEMICI SOCIIS ;
Universis denique Humanitatis Cultoribus ;
Exercitationes hasce Juvenes hodie primi gradus in
artibus honorem petentes,

Thomas Mann Arrington, Fourney George, Malcomus McNair,
Johannes Troup Banks, Thomas Devereaux Haigh, Edvardus Mallett,
Kemp Plummer Battle, Petrus Mallett Hale, Gulielmus Gaskins Pool,
Benjamin Yancey Beene, Gulielmus Edvardus Hill, Thomas Jefferson Robinson,
Ephraimus Josephus Brevard, Petrus Evans Hines, Isaacus Benjamin Sanders,
Jacobus Pettigrew Bryan, Samuel Tredwell Iredell, Jacobus Pinckney Scales,
Johannes Archibaldus Corbett, Jacobus Madison Johnson, Carolus Randolph Thomas,
Alexander Cunningham, Johannes McAdin Johnston, Daniel Thomas Towles,
Johnson Mallett De Berniere, Gulielmus Hogan Jones, Bryan Watkins Whitfield,
Gulielmus Alexander Dick, Carolus Eden Lowther, Johannes Alexander Whitfield,
Gulielmus Baskervill Dortch, Nathanael McLean, Needham Bryan Whitfield,
Henricus McRorie Dusenbery, Johannes Calvinus McNair, Georgius Valerius Young.
reverenter dedicant.

Die Junii Septimo, Anno Salutis.
MDCCCXLIX.
Anno Libertatis LXXIII.

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SCHEME OF THE EXERCISES
AT THE
COMMENCEMENT
OF THE
UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA,
JUNE 7th, 1849.

FORENOON.
1. Sacred Music.
2. Prayer.
3. Salutatory Oration, [in Latin.] PETER M. HALE, Fayetteville.
4. Oration. "Necessary Dependence of Liberty on Law." WILLIAM B. DORTCH, Lagrange, Tenn.
5. "The Bible, considered apart from its Divine Character." WILLIAM G. POOL, Elizabeth City.
6. "Agriculture." NEEDHAM B. WHITFIELD, Demopolis, Ala.
7. "Poetry of the Middle Ages." JAMES P. SCALES, Rockingham Co.
8. "Authors—Their Influence and Responsibility." FOURNEY GEORGE, Columbus Co.
9. "Influence of Scotland on Civil and Religious Liberty." JOHN C. McNAIR, Robeson Co.
10. "Influence and Position of America." CHARLES E. LOWTHER, Edenton.

AFTERNOON.
1. Oration. "Association, the true Principle of Human Progress." THOMAS M. ARRINGTON, Nash Co.
2. Oration. "Influence of Public Opinion." JOHN A. WHITFIELD, Lowndes Co., Miss.
3. Oration. "Love of Country." THOMAS D. HAIGH, Fayetteville.
4. Oration. "Christianity and Civilization." CHARLES R. THOMAS, Beaufort.
5. Oration. "Palestine." THOMAS J. ROBINSON, Fayetteville.
6. Annual Report.
7. Degrees Conferred.
8. Valedictory. KEMP P. BATTLE, Chapel Hill.
9. Sacred Music.
10. Benediction.

Thomas Mann Arrington,	Fourney George,	Malcomus McNair,
Johannes Troup Banks,	Thomas Devereaux Haigh,	Edvardus Mallett,
Kemp Plummer Battle,	Petrus Mallett Hale,	Gulielmus Gaskins Pool,
Benjamin Yancey Beene,	Gulielmus Edvardus Hill,	Thomas Jefferson Robinson,
Ephraimus Josephus Brevard,	Petrus Evans Hines,	Isaacus Benjamin Sanders,
Jacobus Pettigrew Bryan,	Samuel Tredwell Iredell,	Jacobus Pinckney Scales,
Johannes Archibaldus Corbett,	Jacobus Madison Johnson,	Carolus Randolph Thomas,
Alexander Cunningham,	Johannes McAdin Johnston,	Daniel Thomas Towles,
Johnson Mallett De Berniere,	Gulielmus Hogan Jones,	Bryan Watkins Whitfield,
Gulielmus Alexander Dick,	Carolus Eden Lowther,	Johannes Alexander Whitfield,
Gulielmus Baskervill Dortch,	Nathanael McLean,	Needham Bryan Whitfield,
Henricus McRorie Dusenbery,	Johannes Calvinus McNair,	Georgius Valerius Young.
		reverenter dedicant.

1. Sacred Music.
2. Prayer.
3. Salutatory Oration, [in Latin.]	PETER M. HALE, Fayetteville.
4. Oration. "Necessary Dependence of Liberty on Law."	WILLIAM B. DORTCH, Lagrange, Tenn.
5. "The Bible, considered apart from its Divine Character."	WILLIAM G. POOL, Elizabeth City.
6. "Agriculture."	NEEDHAM B. WHITFIELD, Demopolis, Ala.
7. "Poetry of the Middle Ages."	JAMES P. SCALES, Rockingham Co.
8. "Authors—Their Influence and Responsibility."	FOURNEY GEORGE, Columbus Co.
9. "Influence of Scotland on Civil and Religious Liberty."	JOHN C. McNAIR, Robeson Co.
10. "Influence and Position of America."	CHARLES E. LOWTHER, Edenton.

1. Oration. "Association, the true Principle of Human Progress."	THOMAS M. ARRINGTON, Nash Co.
2. Oration. "Influence of Public Opinion."	JOHN A. WHITFIELD, Lowndes Co., Miss.
3. Oration. "Love of Country."	THOMAS D. HAIGH, Fayetteville.
4. Oration. "Christianity and Civilization."	CHARLES R. THOMAS, Beaufort.
5. Oration. "Palestine."	THOMAS J. ROBINSON, Fayetteville.
6. Annual Report.
7. Degrees Conferred.
8. Valedictory.	KEMP P. BATTLE, Chapel Hill.
9. Sacred Music.
10. Benediction.

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SCHEME OF THE EXERCISESAT THECOMMENCEMENTOF THEUNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA, JUNE 7th, 1849.

FORENOON.

AFTERNOON.

SCHEME OF THE EXERCISES
AT THE
COMMENCEMENT
OF THE
UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA,
JUNE 7th, 1849.