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 feveral good utis, for tvdz'e or fifteen years togc. thor. That he encleavour'd to melt down all the college. olate, and convert it fraudulendy to his own uf& That he governs his college arbitrarily, unjuttl',
 * red unflamtably; and tMt by manifold other frauds

and abufes, he has aimoR brought it to bankru,y and ruin. That being left guardian to two young worn_on, he fordE/detained their fortunes in b.:$ hands, atier they came of age, to the great prejudice of one, and to a/molt the rum of the other and her Husband, B. wt,tever there might ie in this rome iq of his nq at t wee  a ago.) That he will i0ay no/;o, if he can hdp it5 that he will cheat every' body, if they do nor take care; ttut that he will[tick at nothing to gratify his pride and his belly. . That in general, he is a bad clergyman, a. bari chriltian, a bad neilhbour, a treacherous friend, a ty- rannical governoften unjult ttewar&, an imnloraI liver, and  difhonefi man. That as to his inward pfinci.'?tes, God only what they are; though by Ds on praOdces, man may/udge ot them. This, molt learned .lrifiar#s, is the charaBet, which the perfort, whom you call the tvigh. tO orna- ment of the univerfity, bears amongf} raany people; if t s hzs luff caraer, that wftuore Mother not, I am'lhte, &rfi of/'cb era#meets; unlefs I could fuFpofe her(what I b!ulh to mention)a cora- on Bawu, eh.,.t glories i h,r ]hame. But I hope .. ,ou will cony,ace the world tha he is fpotlef. s

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