Williamsburg, October 27, 1834.
Dear Sir:—The students of William and Mary, highly gratified by your able and eloquent address, delivered before them this day, have held a special meeting, and by unanimous vote adopted the following resolution:
Resolved, (At a meeting of the students in the large lecture room on the 27th inst.) That a committee be appointed to address a note to Professor Tucker, for the purpose of expressing their admiration of the able and interesting lecture which he has this day delivered, introductory to his course on law, and to solicit the same for publication.
We hope for your assent to this request, and in performing this agreeable duty, we tender you our sentiments of respect and esteem.
| JNO. W. DEW, WM. T. FRENCH, | CHAS. H. KENNEDY, JOHN MURDAUGH, |
Committee.
Professor Tucker.
Williamsburg, October 28, 1834.