Letter from Benjamin Darling in Hanover, New Hampshire to President and Trustees of Dartmouth College with a petition for abatement of College bill which were billed to him during the time he was not a member of the College.

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In English.

Resolved that the Treasurer is directed to pay no part of the principal of interest of the sum of eigh hundred pounds. [granted by the Trustees in 1786 to John Wheelock]

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In English.

In English.

Letter from John Anderson of Londonderry, New Hampshire to the President and trustees of Dartmouth College, recommending David W. Dickey for admission to the college and for financial aid.

In English.

Letter from John Wheelock and the professors to the Dartmouth College Trustees, urging them to hold worship in the Chapel in the future.

In English.

In English.

In English.

Letter from John Wheelock in Hanover, NH to Dartmouth College Trustees, recommending that deserving students from Moor's Charity School be admitted to Dartmouth College.

Petition by John Wheelock of Hanover, New Hampshire to Dartmouth College Trustees informing them that due to the difficulties in ecclesiastical matters, he requests that public worship be held in the College chapel. Signed by John Wheelock for the executive officers of the College.

In English.

Recommendation by Joshua Dodge of Hervery Wilbur of Haverhill, New Hampshire to the President and Trusteees, recommending Mr. Wilbur as "a candidate for the gospel ministry." Also digned by Isaac Tompkins, Ebenezer Dutch and Jonathan Allen.

Letter from Nathan Smith to the Honorable President and Board of Trustees for Dartmouth College, certifying that the writer proposes to resign his office of Professor at the next annual meeting of the Board of Trustees.

Two-page letter from Samuel Tomb of Waterford, New York to President and Trustess of Dartmouth College, at Hanover, New Hampsire, recommending Francis Drake for an honorary degree. Also signed by John Bush, Jonas Coe, H. Schoonhoven, Willard H. Smith, Elijah Porter, Charles H. Whitmore, and Abijah Blanchard.

Complaint of William Chamberlain Peacham, Vermont to the President and Trustees and Hanover, New Hampshire. Along with Elkin and eight others from Peacham, Chamberlain has a complaint against Moses Hall, who since hie return from Hanover has "offende every person of morality or decency."