The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1850-08-01
THE UNIVERSITY
OF THE Tpnnm.

me board Of Trustees Of thsu
y Mississippi NET at this pIae.
inst, and cdhiinued in session 4.
lost. Prsssn. A, M. Claw.
.essrs, Brown, Williams. Hov,.
Young and Davis.
Of important business wac NM
The following officers were .I..I'|
year. A. NJ. Clsyton
H. Williams, Treasurer, JAM,
Davis and J. NJ. IIowrv \
Commute, Jonathan Kiur.l
(Mr. A. G. Ellis having declin.a
tion) Mr.. Adolph gSafOsd M
Professor of Modern LaHeuss,s
Il. @. G. Lamar, Assistant p,|
Mathematics. Provision Va,
an assistant Professor Of Geao|
elected at an adjourned meet1
Board to be held on the 81, I'll
September rext. The sum Ii
appropriated 10 the purchase #
sary instruments Tor making \
survey oflae State under the M
Dr. Millingtou, Professor ii
and Geology and The residue I'D
ed in the same manner ior Tie n
books ana materials, for makins|
sarY diagrams and maps; nd
sum Of $1,000 was appropriated
the expence Of 1 Geological
contemplated BY the act Of the
Of the 9th Of March, 1850. III
tive Committee were AUTHORIZE
and have surveyed 30 lots of Id
on tho section upon which ths
is located, and lease the samsfor|
Of 20 years, 10 those only who
within two wears 10 erect thereo|
substantial frame dwelling hods1
building brick houses are Above
Residences alone ase ALLOW
built.
The Board adopted, uuanim|
solution expressing their enti1
lion at the resultof the examin]
Students, and the manasemd
University BY the Faculty 20
gGnizer.
Mr.. Foote is a bold and arded
devoted in heart, we doubt not
on. His present position al
in action from his colleague II
and the Representatives Of N
the House ; and il is not mill
will be compelled 10 fight just
ne in his own State, dgainst
dtisjalintoaisfs, as MIR. Beatd|
menced III AhssoirT.
The above is taken from the NJ
the organ Or Tie aB0litiopi.ts ~
City. We publish il not u cha
with abolitionisn, Tor we believe
ther removed from 81. but III III
showing how vii. actory his
to tier organ al. The scat 81
When he returns this summer cr
timated his determination to al
: and the NatioOnl Era expects tH|
j 'just such a battle here, dsainst
di,unioni,t,, as Mr. Benton has
, Missouri. Who expected 81
these late deadly combatants al
Era under the same banner.
To the Editors Of The Nat. latclhl
HOUSE OF REPREsENTATl|
GentlemeH--l your paper
iugI notice the followiDg edit|
"We take ii for granted
: foundation, Of some hind Or q
statement In the following exit
Washington correspondence
York Journal Of Commerce.
true, the gallant State Of Ts|
10 march an army into the
the United States, and againd
ton of the United States "
and We are to have news Of i
six weeks from this time
however that the worthy cord
the Journal is prematGrelY ala|
safety Of Santa Re and the q
the army whose duly il will d
Correspondence Of Me Joaraal 4
WAsHIxGToS, Satnta1
"There will be some ssaI
gence from Texas 10 less lb1
From this time. Texas will
quate force at once, as is supp
her Objecls--probaBIy $500 |
are al Santa Fe about 200
. followers, who take du intsfs
ahs Texans. THE trJ0p
States, under Col. Monroe,
5 FIVE OF six hundred, to which
$ are about 10 be added. Th|
|! this city are Of the opinion
I supported az she is by the