RICHMOND MEDICAL COLLEGE.
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5 The Richmond Enquirer notices the late Com
mencement of the Richmond Medical College.
A large number of citizens were in attendance,
and the ceremonies are said to have been of i'm.
posing interest, The Enquirer says, The nun.
ber of students al the late session eighty, and
we cannot doubt that the Southern youth will
continue to encourage an enterprise which pre-
sents so many advantages" The exercises were
opened by an appropriate prayer from the Rev
John E. Edwards, late of this City, and the Hon
orary Degree was conferedFupon Charles Lea
Payne, of Lexington, North Carolina. The
Degree of Doctor in Medicine was afterwards
conferred upon seventeen young gentlemen.