Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-02-18

mitiee examined several that Allegation IL
sPpesrs that about ten years nephew OF Chapman
Johnson ESQ was appointed at the chairs in the
InNeslv aud discharged s duues about when he
resigned twas proved that Mr. Z. Johnson pro
sent when the app inimen made The in Order
was the appointment of Dr. Cabe the nephew OF Joseph
= CSbe ESQ., TO be professor ct anatomy IL proved that
Mr.. Caoen was not present when this appointment
msdei and that William g. Rves, ESQ, also relative OF
DE- Caoel was present and voted him, although
shed OF his entire fitness for the place. he
relation The same ornce alleged against Col Thorn
q. j. Randolph IN tho appointments OF Mr. n. T. Td.t,
Mr. j. a Carr, Dr. Frank Carr the late profe DAVIS
aud the present Professor ofaw Mr. Minor IL prov
ed IN reply TO the FIRST Uf accusations that Thomas
Jefferson h,d performed for many yeas the duties sec
rotary to the board OF visitors having lett memorial Of
their proceedings. in his hand comprising
raj manuscript volumes; that during his indsposOn, al
ter his DEATH Mr. Trst. who resided Monticello. acted
AS seer ary OF the board-,hat this abou, wears
Sso-ihst he received compensation for his services,
ana declined farther to act before Col Randolph sp-
pointed visitor.
IL was also proved that Mr. John A. Carr appointed
proctor about ten and nued for year.
lie was lieutenant in the navy and from his disciplined
military habits and personal qualities, supposed be
particularly well qualified aid in the preservation Of or
der aud discharge other duties of the post lie
peaeuy urged to accept the appointment, and Col
Ran iolph's third cousin.
la regard 10 Dr. Frank Carr. proved that he wa.
appointed secretary o the board sbout years
snce-that he has received one hundr,d dollars per an
mum; aud that his uncle, who died "a years sgo had
ned the sister OF Col. Raud,ph's grandfather
was also proved, that the late Professor Davis had
COUSIN oi Ool mat Mirrors
wies brothers wiie's mother first cousin Col Rs
mother. Your committee their in CON-
rnents upon this charge.
Uniting the two questions OF the proptiey { reducing
the annuity, and the education at thirty youths
expense OF the university your committee that
the annuity snail be essened but that young
under seventeen of be selected by the board OF
visitors from each OF the thirty senatorial districts and
boarded and educated by the University and that the
pense be borne by the annuity granted. Ii is due
th' visitors and faculty state that they IN the pO
Icy OF thus applying portion OF the stated endowment Of
the University, aud have heretofore ccommc adcd Il to the
General Assembly. Tins draft viii be much tho re-
sources OF the University will ber, about three thousand
dollars OF its income being annually Necessary repairs
besides other whci be applied deray incl
dental expenses. Besides the enactment which Just
commended deemed ady able require that the proc
to- patron, bursr and the bank Charlotte ye now the
depository OF the funds Of the University make monthly
teiurns oi their several with the University tho
Superintendent OF the Literary fund.- also copy Of their
annual settlements Your committee also recommend that
the Board ct Visitors be increased.
All VI which n respectfully submitted.
]. K. WALLACE.
Chairman Committee of the Senate.
NJ. ALEXANDER
Chairman c ,m. II use OF Delegates.