I have digitized it and hope soon to have it on the history webpage. The history of Rutgers Medical College in New York City at 68 Duane Street is a complex tale which lasted until 1835 when the school eventually closed. The story from 1826 to 1835 has many twists and turns. It deals with battles between the states of New York and New Jersey and on the criteria to be accepted to be certified as a physician. In fact the laws set in motion by John Cochran and colleagues some 60 years earlier came very much back into play.
Institutions grow in odd fashions.
Their histories reflect personalities and agendas internal and external to them including the support of the community, the local, regional and national government, the business world, and the good will, commitment and quality of the academics.