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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-08-30
VIRGINIA

sVUsGINIA-Ata Circuit Superior 'uitt
OF Law ami Ghaneery, continued and held In
the Town Of Iynehbnrg, Mt the Count lloasc. IN
said town, on the 26th day Of November, 1881
sitting as q Cear: OF ChaDcery.
Mathew Chea,ham md Caroline his wife Pits.
against
Thomas Dixon, Sheriff Of the county of Campbell.
70 whom lhe estate Of Fanny Twecdy hath heet
committed for administration, lohh fwcelY, ate
exor. Of JOSEPH Tweody, decd, mad Robert ! vse.
DIV. Archer " l1iarsoa and Ajicr Arlington, ms
securities. ts SAID John Twcc'y aud Robert
Twecdy H. thc,r own rleAi, Ahedncgo T~cedy,
Elizabeth Maker late Elzabeth Coleman, Polly
Cooke, Kesiah, late kosmh CoIcniau, AM John
Rosser. administrator, de bpa,S men, OF Joaial
,rweedy. decd. Ddds.
This cause came or tins day TO I've heard on the
bill, answers of tho defendants Robert T~cedy,
Adler Arlington, Elizabeth Walker, Fanny Twee-
DIV and John Rosser, exhibits, examinations 81
witnesses, thr decrc,al order otthe eth day Of Ai-
gust, 1922, which appears to be duly served ou The
defendant Archer Williamson, md the order OF
publication against the other defendants OF the 9th
day Of November lS2G, winch appears 10 have
been duly published, md was argued by counsel
On consideration whereof, the count doth ofd'r that
one Of its Commissioners take an account OF Tie
administration Of the defendant John Hosser, upon
The estate of Joseph TwcedY, deceased as also al
account OF the administration OF Fanny Iwcedy,
deceased, upon tic same estate also an account
Of the annual valuc Of the lie estate Of the sn.i
Fanny Tweoiy. deceased, under the will oftht
said Joseph Twoely, decd and report the same 10
she r1u T. = with my matters specially sta,Sd thought
pcf,Ielt by himself ct requIted by III parties 10
b s. stated
A~Cpp}-Tele. DAVID ROBES &C,
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
LYuclbure, August 18th 1882 )
~ parties "a this cause Will take notice, that
have appointed Saturday the s.Ath day Of October
next, To conu4cuer the aceonpls directed lay the fore
poins order Of oaart ga which day, a'ihe hour Of
nine O'Clock IN t6e morning, they are required 10 Mt
tend et nay o'h,r. IA this town, with tier accounts
voacAee. aul copies OF court papers, prepatGi
for oNAiuii alton aud settlement
JAMES BESAGli, Com.
NJ, %. WV
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JOHN THOMPSON, Jr. elk
July 9 WON

XHlKhlNlA, To "ii.-Al Rules luiden IN the Clerk.
~ ofhce oil the Circuit SupcriurCourt Of Law and Chan
Gerry, for the county Of Halifax, i'll the month of JuIy
ie32-kobert NJ. Owen and Mary Ann F. his wife, who
was formerly Mary Aun T. IIowerton, Pltfs. against Vm
Iowerton, acting ex'or Of Thomas liowcrton. dec. Ro
bert Hester aud Eiizabcth his vile, Isaac WAYNE and
Jaus MS vile, VIM Ilowet,0n, i'll his own right, Thoma
Howerton and Robert w. Hoaerlon, Deiis.-ln Chance
ry.
The defendants Isaac Wayne and Jane his wife. aud
Thomas How erton, not having catered their apneorance
ana given security according to the act of Assembly and
me rules oil TINS court. and 1t appearing by satisfactory eyi-
dchce that they are not inhabitants Of this Cummopw cath.
On motion OF tho plaintiffs, by counsel, it is ordered that
the said Isaac Wayne and wife, aud Thomas Iiowerton, do
appear here on the first Monday IN October next, and an.
s"er the Plaintiffs bills. apd that Il copy of this order be
inserted IN the L~ynchburg Vifginian for two months sue
cessiVeit' and posted at the front door of the court
house, of this county.
A copy-Teste, WIN HOLT. nc.
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4 GENERAL assortment of Drugs, Medicines,
DC. constantly for sale by
J. J.. a j J.. ROYAL.
P~.St-&Piz1t Of Camphor prepared, aud Bpr-
ennd,V PUN plasters sptcnd. together with Nil
prescriptions for Physicians aud Families, put up
on short notice.
Aug. y Is
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July %

AT rules holden IN the 4 lerkfs oef.a-.-
~ circuit Superior Court Of Law and Chance,v me
t uowh OF Lyuehbutr, On the 9Th day Of August 10" "a
Hilt'm ho,ean, A'oon Mcdaniel, William +, R,i -,
ron, benJamin Harrison, Richard II. Burks, R'rsm.ht,,
hntks' George :. Holloway, William Lee uv;iIinald
dnnts. "'t Dtiel-
The Defendant Richard Burks not having en,e,o, -
appearance and gwen security according TO III, r., "a
sctnhiy, aud thu rnies OF tins court, and il appeat, vs.
isiactory evidence, that he is not an inhabIiaut of III, u a
try II rs ordered that the said defendant do AIMEE. t
on Inc frst day oithe next term, and answer The n,n.a,
and supplemental bulls Of the plaintiff, and thai, a snnuy"a,
TINS order be forthwith Inserted IN some newspnp,f 80"
III me town OF ynehburg, for two months surces,i,ai,
ari posted at the itnht door of the Couti House =, ~
sad town. A Copy-Itstc. ID. RoDLs Cu'"D
tne lf. IN
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NOTICE.

= VIE o-partnership Of Bass y Isbell heretofore
4 existing, has been dissolved by mutual con
seut-All persons indebted 10 them, are requested
10 cail aud settle with Thos. II. Bass, who Is au-
tJrI1ed u ADJUST ali accounts.
THONhSI II. BASS,
ROBERT ISBELL.
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NGVhE.-Thc subscriber having deter-
y mined an removing 10 Smythe County, Va
REQUESTS All porsona int otcG TO hlm 10 com,
forward nnd maxi payment, or where that cannot
hc done. To chase thoIl accounts by giving uote5
Pefspns having accounts against fim, aie requisite,
10 prcseisthem Tor payment
JOHN ". SCIlOOLT1ELD.
Aug ~ 81
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* ! ''hlr" toidrl N TIL tlet-s 1Hi pr Of lie tLc.u ~
ss,> no I "ft ~ ld' and thaheerv, Tor tr couIit u-
ieGiofda ma oh dty - Ago, ~ -iie4enrh FLq.,
iA"t "i Joseph IuqGa, de- :, tlti. against ssolou5I ie.
Inn, Joseph Slaughter and john S. Blown, D,tt,-ln
Cliphcety.
Tie defendant Solomon Perrin, not having entered his
'pltiid"ee and given security according to the act q Far
f'n''9 VI" Tue f"ir' 81 tins court, aud II appearing by >Jt
'sliet' y evidence I at lie Is Iut au NH Itlltaut of TN, Cum
innilNt CAIN II II ordered that lie dc appear hero on Ito
MIN dhl al the ncN team, md answer the LIl ,rthc PLAIN
wv, Vat ms order be Inserted ia ihe Iyncdburg Nugl-
iihn iof ei-ht weeks excessively, and posted At t!c font
door OF HE court honsc of this todnty. on sumo court dap.
coy Iestc, JOS. WILSON, CIk.
Aug. 10. u5n
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iNuiNlN.-Nt rue ioldcu III The I lcik' ulnue of me
" Circuit superior Court of Law and thsncpry, tor .i
county ol hediuti, the 9th day of Aagu,i, l-32-J4th
HALEY, PR. against Giles Haley, Deft.-ln thaneers.
Inc DffuIant not having rutcfru his appearance aud
given s"cafit! according to the net Of Assembly and ia, fal..
Of TIM Court, and II appearing by SAT- si,c tor, evidence
tna' ne = i"l an lnAabitaht oil this ColnnonW eah, 90
The Iotloh OF the plaintiff. II IS ordered, that ia, AID de-
lenda"t do appear here on the li.t laY Of the xxi IHrn
oithe Shi1 couri, and answer the hin I'll the pIl,utla. tWt
copy "i ihls order be Inserted IA The IL nchLilg IIgni.
iur eight "c"ks snccrs,iyciy, aud posted at tnc irouia,.t
oi the Couithou, Z al tin. county.
AtOpA-Ieslu,
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WiECSIt, TO WIT s-its Corr. ,o,,..
~ o. iinasus, II II. Cpari. house tn. - 10 NE fonn
ls32-fl9ah Nssset.i in his own fieht.sns : sas Il jsa,.
etefgs sasser, deed. William vA.ser. Enn. saim'r. u
Sarah ms wife, and james Hunt, Adm'r. 81 roster and
I0iy Hunt, PHI. sgainst Edsa ard u. Jop., ~ tate vie,
gar "fan'lie CIaddoek, and Arns,oad aik~.SAAfd 10
Of Peter R~atksdale, deed. sslse, aimfr.
IN cIiANCERY. D''ehdants.
The defendant EdNard u. Jones. not ba,tr.
hpieainnet d zi'en .ecuri,y according 10 IL, ~, ~ req hi
bly, ana tae rules OF this iourt, and il appear,-a ~ as.e4-
,sfaeiioh OF The ccur,, that he is not an ipbabt,t : be mi
commonwealth. On motion Of the plaintiffs. h. Of It's
J. Is ordered that the sad Defendant, June. '"1nsel,
mere Gu me fourth Monday N September nesi, md .1Piear
the plaintiffs bill, aud that acopy of tbis -, ~ answer
win inserted IN the Lynchburg vireinian 70, t,vo '2fil-
sdceess'.eiy' and posted at tue front door of ,s h months
house, Of this county. 's Count.
a copy-Teste,
July % '"'i' c.
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= -

~ iLE Il BORLAND have received a com.
IA plete assortment of GERMAN ANCHOR
ROLTlNG CLOTHS, every number, and the
finest and best quality. Those wishing to purchase
would do well 10 call and examine our Boiling
Cloths before they purchase. X. q B.
May H. Is
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Earthcnwarc, China and Glass.

To Joseph Canton and Nicholas kabler
&iRS-Take notice, that | shall proceed, on the
@hrst Monday IN October next, at the residence
of stephen Chiffon, in the county of Surry, and
Statcot North Carolina, to take the deposition OF
sand Chiffon, TO be read as evidence on the trial Of
Il suit now depending in the Circuit Superior
Court of Law and Chancery, for the ToWn OF
Lynchburg, sitting AS a Court of Chancery, in
which | am plaintiff, and you and others are
defendants and, IN case any thing should pre-
vent the taking said deposition, at the time a
ioresaid, the taking thereof wall be continued iiom
day to day, until complied.
Your obedient servant,
WIN. Chiffon, Sen'r.
Aug.6. Inn
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CanpteH CO~aty, .NarcA C9a,t, 1882
Nelson Clarkson, Pltf.
against
Samuel Garland, and Charles Blount, Dens.
IN CHANCEKl.
On the motion OF the defendant, it is ordered that the
complainant give other aud sufficient security in this cil'e'
End on ms failure to do SO " thin sixty DAYS after he sha'
be served by II copy oithis order, of eth er being served o.
HIM, or published III The |irginian for two months, that tha
injunction shall stand dissolved as an nc, Of iii. day.
A Copy-Teste, JOHN ALEXANDER, {. &C.
Aug. VEN
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TTlhhlNlA AT kuics holden III the CLERKS osico o.
" Circuit Superior Court . Flaw and Chan,a,y r. " mo
town Of Lynclbutg, on the 9Th day Of anpu.i ieaa'"
John 4. Hamilton. Thomas Hamilton, ,vniler H,l.r@
Jacoblua his wife, Jesse Adams Il Elizabeth fis niGc IL H.
ryA Hamilton, - Keller and Susanna ls niG. ~ ~
liaInlton,F ranctsE Hamilton, caihArinc A. L u.n,I,',''
Chr. i. Hamilton, " allrr Il. Hamilton. -- NrIlh |'aiipt'
his vile, utstla a. BAKER, -- iimkle and Ma4p,r.t ~
viii, Alexander II. Baker, Walter 7. Baker - ~
Baker aud Magdaiine l. Baker ; aud the fon,,,ior - -
ailaw oflraucis A. Hamilton, deed. town. ItL, ~
Hamilton, Thomas Hamilton, Jacobin Baker. wido,' L. ~.
4. Adams aud Elizabeth ms vile, fn,Aatiue Ii,
ton, Henry A. Hamilton, William X. Keller na3 S.
nah his mIc, Mary y. Hamilton, france L. JI,u,,,.r
ta'nafIhr l.. llahhtcn, john +. Hamilton, charle, q
Hamilton, Walter u. Hamilton, Lewis Neil nud Cnl,'a
J.. his ~lIe, john l.. Itinkle aud Margaret ms wlfr. L..
sntl A. Baker, Cyrus +. NJ Williams and N1g3,hs, h.,
wllr, trnrcis II. Baker, lpa,ernl hcirs,J and Gent,min
DoaS,lss' Walter Douglass, Randolph Il. teac. and
john H1i''hay ana Judy his wife, maternal hens Plan
tn, against Edward Lynch, William DAVIS and XlIrI,
las "'ie: Alexander lissAt aud Mary lbs wife, " dbam
u. Lynch, an Inianth y Commissioner Ien,rIi snetr.l.
assigned his guardian, John L. uch, j. lSiauuton5 th,fIc
Lynch, MiIdfed smlth, Elizabeth Ward, john Dougla,
and Saf all liza wife, Mildred Terrell, Charie, II. L{u,f.
Mary Am lynch, John L. Lynch, and SaAl. NJ. I ,atA.
and >u.'i NJ. Lynch, Infants by Commissioner g,l92A.
sptciaiiy d,sI.ned their gdardinn, Samuel Mitchell. str.
ana SAMUEL Roberts, Christopher kobett., George r..
Roberts, Mary Ann Mays, abrain +. Bigscrs and tl,0Il,
j." ms wife, Elizabeth Roberto, Thona, uIsnu, sicrla #
Campbell county, and Trustee OF samuel IL inert. and
hhran /, hllgsers, acting Trustee Tor his +. ue and chi
dten, Dclcndims.
Inc wttt Of Scle1acias awarded IN TIN, cause. u,, BENZ
on the defendants, John Lynch, ir. tSt.un,orl
1hAf'cS itueht Mildred SinIth, Samuel Mitchell, sen. aud
ward, aud IT appearing lay sat, factory evidence
mat tbcy are not inhabitants Of thus country Il IL oidet-
'h' tn 'aid defendants do appear here On tlo first dnv
TN neal term, md >ha" clusl, If an. they can, ~ b, az,
sun should not lie proceeded IN to a iuui decree in the name q
ic aforesaid heps al law oftnc sad Francs A. iinn,l-
ioH, paiefnaI and material, as speciiod III the SAID writ. and
newspaper printed IN the town Of Iynchburg, tor two
month snccessNr,, and posted atthe trout dpor OF Tue
Loafi house IN the SAID town,
t'rf-leste, ROBES, Ck.
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BARGAINS.

vVE are desirous of reducing ON present vel
w assorted Stock Of Summer Fancy Goods
TO effect tina, object, we shall offer very great n
ducefients TO dealers gensra.ly-tae Goods are Il.
fresh, and bought at extreme low prices, and We
pledge ourselves 10 sell them to CIV general salts
fiction. MCKEE, ROBINSON 20.
June p. Is
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CLOTHS.
CASSlMERES.

OfthIs article, | have a great variety, OF the mos
fashionable shades, anu finest quality-consistinl
ofblae, black, brown, grey, NIX, lavender, tawl
olors, dfab, t4ls, new spring Merinos, Ne. &c.
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DIR. III. LATHAM

AS removed TO the corner building adjoining
AADr w. Owens's, and immediately opposite
Friends Warehouse. By those requiring his pro
fcssional services, he may be found either at his re.
sldcncc, or at the Office Of Dr.. Owens.
Aug. ID 4w
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PUBLIC NOTICE.

INTENDING 20 remove from this country tlu-
u rinsihe ensuing fall, and dcsirous of dcvotins
my undivided attention TO the closing of my indi.
yldaal concerns, ! have requested and obtained the
favour of NESTS : q Nj. II Garland, Esqrs. &c
attend to my unfinished professional business.
WM. Nj. llVES.
Auc. %, 81
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JOHN e..
DRAPER AND TAILOR,

ESPEcTFULLY informs the Citizens Of
h Lynehburg and the Public generally, that he
has returned from New York and Philadelphia
where he took much pains IN procuring a neat and
fashionable SfpeA Of splendid GOODS, for Gentle
men 5 wear. CONSISTING IN part Of the follow ne
articles, al Of ~hieh he will sell very low for cash
CLOTHS.
} pieces saperfne London Blue, splendid quality,
; 10 M,fam do do a.dl3w price,
) Do Extra super London Blaek,
| do Low Price and a good article,
| do Mulberry, Ola fashionable shade, and beat
i.fuliy fine,
| do Invisible Green, also very fashionable,
| do Green Habit Cloth, for G%entlemous' wear,
; do Brown, one very fine,
: do Olive, fine and superfne,
; do Steel mix, one Of which IS also very fine,
!, do Drah for Dycr.coafs.
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l1OKT WINE
PORT WINE. &C.

DORT WINE, true Oporto, aud Salad Oil,
q superior quality eceiyedhy
J. L. u J. Z. ROYALL.
June u. t.
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81
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-03-23
FoE THE WmG.
TIE pDLrSIT NJ Ia SsITTnN-

.Hcssrs. Editors: II you are not so much alb.
sorbcd IN the jackson Caucus, and the Turkish
Treaty, or so much engaged in cOndolinp with
friend Richie over Cyan" rejected as TO have
neither eyes, cars or thoughts, for any other
sublunary object, you will confer favor on 4,
lriend 10, and admircr Of, 'thc present fashions
by the publication of the following little essay:
We arc undoubtedly great people, Mcsyrs
Editors, daily improving in NIL the useful and oru,
mental arts and sciences which can dignity or dr.
light Inankind--in tho foremost rank of ,yl,irh
stand Dress, and Waiting. OH! time bonorcJ
shades of our grandmothcrs, how great would he
your establishment, delight and admiration. mo,
untinged with shaiuc) could you but revisit your
former walks on earth, and sec the subtractiore
restrictions and corrections of the female drcss
with which it has been the happy lot of vour poy,
terty to be so suPremely blest! Why is there not
some gifted and grateful daughter Of Apollo. TO
strike the Ioudsoundjng Tyre in praise ri that hap
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-03-23

In letter, published in the New York Courier
IL Enquirer, said to be "from Il Lcadiag Member
of the Virginia Legislature" there are some sinru
lar, and might add, bcral remarks, upon such
portion OF the Caucus as differed with the writer.
Will leave to those more immediately concerned,
the task of rcpclng the charge, that they were
"foaming and frothing like dogs under tho infu
ence of hydrophobia" All that concerns myself
is contained i'll the following extract from the
'Ieading Members" letter in question.
1--WE had some eight or nine Clay.mcn in the
meeting, who represent Jackson counties but
VINO were pledged to their constituents TO attend
The Jackson caucus. You will not be surprised that
MI OF these were in favour of nominating Mr.. p.
T. barbour Tor vice president, not that they arc
any way certain of Mr.. Barbour's being in
FAVOUR OF CALHOUN, but that they hoped to
throw away the electoral vote of Virpinia. and
heteby scnG the Gle elton of vice president to the
senate, and subject it to the Vaccinations of TN,
new triumyirate-Mcssrs. Webster, CLAW and Cal
houp."
II is rot true, that all of the Clay.mcn who
were pledged to represent their Jackson constitu
ehts were III favor ct nominating Z. Z. Barbour
AS one OF them, was willing fairly and honestly
to carry out what | believed to be the wishes Of
those who had, with generous confidence reposcd
Their interest IN my hands: and countcnanccd no
measures, either by word or deed, which MIGHT
nave a tendency 'to throw away the Electoral
Vote of Virginia" voted with those who thou,rbt
it ine1pedieHt to make 4 nomination for the Vice
Presidency.
1T is natural for some men to ascribe TO others
impure and dishonourablc motives of action; and in
this case the slang of the letter writer iributin,
to me wish 20 throw the Election of a V. Presi,
dent into the hands of the Senate of the a. *. is
as weak and silly as his dcnunciations arc false
and cOntcmptiblc cast back his CHARGE win, tbc
'scorn and contempt which it merits;, and hone
when he writes again, he will first ascertain dis.
hncty whether he can sustain by facts all the as
scrtions of his random pen.
JOHN KELLER
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To THE EDIroRs OF THE WIG.

Genftcmen:-ln your paper of last evening,
discover publication of the remarks made by Mr..
Cabcl, (of Nclson,) in our late Ca:icus.-So far
am alluded to, desire to make few words of
explanation. He states that ''madc personal
appeal to the few individuals of this meeting who
were i'll the Legislature, and voted for the Rcsolu-
tons of lS23-l calling upon them to stand for
ward on the present occasion, i'll support of the
policy which they then advocated" | did read
the proceedings of the Caucus of January 1872
embracing the names of the persons who composed
the Committee. stated that several individuals
were present who were in that meeting, and said
that L could wish (but that knew it Il vain
wish) that we were all acting i'll concert now, as
iormcrly.-l made no personal appeal to those in
dividuals. did not call on them to stand forward
on the present occasion, in support of the policy
which they then advocated. | had declared, in the
commencement of my remarks, my intention to re-
train from every thing personal, that l would not
engage i'll examinations and recriminatons, that |
would not accuse any ot an abandonment of their
principles. To this declaration, l believe [ scru-
pulously adhered, throughout my remarks The
explanation which | am reported to have made to
the gentleman from Nelson on his rcmarkinp that
he did not know whether it my object to sub
Jcct him to the charge of Inconsistency, is correct
as far as it goes In addition to that, added that
1t had not been my wish to place any gentleman
III an unpleasant attitude, that questions of con-
sistcncy were for themselves decide, and not for
me to charge upon them. | will thank you, gen
tlemen, to insert these few words of explanations in
your paper of this evening. That my own Constitu-
ents, and the Public ut large, may more fully conf
prchcnd my course i'll the late Caucus, it is my in
tention the hrst leisure moments have at command
to revise the notes taken by the Reporters of nv
remarks, and send them to the Press, for pubca-
ton My constant engagements III the Senate
have as yet prevented. Respectfully,
GEORGE G. DROMGOOLE.
SENATE CHAMBER, Goth March, 1882.
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who has assumed this digni6cd name. but have
been induced To write solely to present tho Visitors
and Professors in a truo light, to aid to put down
incorrect statements, which tend to defeat those
great ends which were expected from tho Universe
ty by her illustrious founder.
A STUDENT.