The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1883-1893, 1886-06-04

w '"I Joln hogan 200 acres: BEN.
letf9ln 81 acres; Matthew McCaulcy 1J0
acres Alex Piper 20 acres James Craig )
\ acres; christopher Barbce 221 acres; Ed
mund Jones POO acres; Mark Morgan 101
acres, John Daniel, 10 acres, Hardy Nor
gan, 40 acreS; Nin MrCaulcE Toe Total
NUMBER oI acres ,2S6.
Mayor Charles Gerard warrants for
i2,1oo acres located IN tennessee
General Thomas Person 81 .O2j Ia gold
Tor the completion of the "Old Chapel or
Person Hall.
Prlor To 1J1 sundry persons subscribed
the sum Of S1.Gfs for the purpose of erect
ing buildings aud tue General Assembly
about the same time loaned $40 oo0. which
was afterwards converted INTO GIFT
In lSo3 and 1910 At tire solicitation Of
President Caldwell. ~uldry citizens sub
scrlbed about $40, 30 Tor the same pur
pose Again IN 1870 about SIS 600 was
given by citizens for the revival Of the
University.
lion. H. h. Moore, Ii. ID, OF Raleigh,
/ n. G., in 1873 bcqeathed IS, 600 i'll United
States five per cent. bonds, the interest Of
which Is 70 DC applied to paving the tuition
OF students, TO he appointed by his heirs
or, iaIiIng such app"mtment by the Irus
tees OF the mNerelty
In 1886 Key. Charles + Deems, d. D.
ll. y, established = fund to bc loaned to
INDECENT students for dcfrlying their cN
penses at the University OF North Caro-
ma Mr. v. T. Vanderbilt added to It
IN 1881, and its amount is now $4,000,
The State OF North Carolina IN 1871
gave $4,000 TO be usea III building. The
! es@ heated land warrants granted by the
state III l'S3 realized to the UnlTeralty
after many years about Sl3o, 600, whIcf!
was lost during the civil war by reason OF
the Insolvency OF the bank, IN the stock Of
which III" endowment WAS invested. orher
smaller amounts were received from time
to time from escheatS III North Carolina,
balances unclaimed IN hands OF executors,
etc, arrearageS confiscatcd, etc, amount
ing TO Sl34, 900 ms was used Tor cur
ioi,I ~ eA'eii9eo' iiicl,'hiIS puil'ilis
ne 1anu ~ Scttp oella'eu py lne .lll'ed q
oentes 70 ,io 5,''tG i1l 9Se'olSilleiiL ol !,
IoiioSc; MiieAti.i 'iie lo'''tilS opJect Slloula
% '9aohils 9l .he pr'iiclleS reist,lil5 @ 70 az az
iiO'i''io 'h1' '.io ne i'iooi'il1' "i'9' 'o,VVo
s'clcs Wa sou III loo' ~ me theli market
n H ne VI ~ cen'o pci "oic. Zen '1lous''ii''
uoliaIs @ ., INC pr pIocGeus very useu on 'e
:. 'lLo ios'i :: u.
'itt' io -
t!llcale lor 'le RESIDUE 9i5',ooo on "hlci
alA PEI oeii.. lcol = i'lo' sei
me earlicsO uol,''ioiS oI pooh5 10 IN Il1e
Library were n"uo py Judge 9ohh +" IL
,1aliis, % .aiiies i,elu, - Nil,llns1oll' noh.
"m: II. DtNie, lol' bdSiu htIr, ny hlch
ara belhehal, .AoIaill nouSe, Tue oentrt
ioHoHOleh0 ~ poIiI,! ! i"iltio - y" Dul
Iol, VII II. lllii1 EdMnru INA Jones, 1oseph
f ''tuticc, JoooPIi d. I'm, N'iNln 1"he9-
~ l1oo n'19 n'iy 'uiiih ollti'hn hEliiS
, near olapel liili, uleu' leaNih9 tNthe III
, VefSlty Valuable plantation III chatham
county, cal!eu JONES 0role' we REM ~ 81
"hlcn, or lhe interest OF the proceeds II
SONi, - " DC tiSctt TIC vi
~ auuucil'S - tiie i"vui,9 hi'S hoiiil,l''c'
: ne iuild II 10 oe c;tlieu lnG flaliclS Jones
Hmlth tuno AFTER nef oro'mef from Nhon
siie llhefled tne lahd. ne property i
worth ABOUT Flf' 'ooo OF 90, ,ooo-
Campus and Buildings.
The Campus IS a fine grove of old forest
+ trees, chiefly oak and hickory, itty acres
; enclosed beautifully undulating Ad-
. joining are about five hundred acres OF
5 woodland, with only fifteen or twenty
acres cleared-none in cultivation. A>
. there is every variety of hill and dale III
n excellent experimental farm could be here
!. carried on, but no funds have as ye, beer
/ placed in the hands OF tho Trustees for tho
e purpose.
" The Buildings of the University of NORTH
/ Carolina are nine in number, as follows
!, /. 2 Old East and old West Buildings
IS each three storied, SO by 1870 feet, used fo
dormtories with the exception of twt
e rooms, about SO feet square III each, uset
r one as a museum, the others for lectur,
V rooms
5 3. South Building, three stories, 80 b,
t. 116 feet used for dormitories, except twt
ID rooms, % by 36, and three rooms 20 b.
r 30 of which one Is set apart for the 1oun!
|; Mems Christian Association, ana the other
IF for lecture halls.
re 1, 5. New East and new West Build
o. ings, the former four, the latter thre
es storied, each 40 by ll6 feet The forme
i'll has tour lecture ana LABORATORY hallS, tn
al Phllanthropic liall ana lhilantnfoplc Il
le brary. each 50 by - ffet me latter ha
I'd lecture ana LABORATORY halls, ana tn
te Dlaiectlc Hall ana Library, each 80 by .
G feet. DormltorleS are III both these hullc
lngs.
e ). Person Hall, SO by d feet, one ste
at ried, once used for religious as Well 9
=, otncr cAclciseS. iltilct oltoI o'i4ol vi
ms Chapel. 1t IS now the lecture room {
H. the Professor OF Cheihlstry' cohtdihS ais
II the lhdtistrlal Museum.
'el = ueffard nan, - oy 90 ieet' OF
n stored. used for reilSlous as Wen as gel
III elai exercises, hehce olleh called Ne
= on'pc, p,n - ~, ,sa -,ot
H. :. ein'tn iiaili % % " - leo'' one i;5 q
OF d liil s,oi iie - wy l1''
tn lhto |.i,'ll' NV ''li'' 3u'''i''tNo i''po