A manuscript written by an anonymous individual consisting of "the names of the students who composed the class, which graduated in the College of New Jersey in the year eighteen hundred and twenty seven;-- together with their respective standings at the close of their college course; the talents of each; (according to my estimation) and also the character of each while in college." The 28 descriptions include Benjamin Williamson, described as "...quick to commit, slow to understand, full of words, but often void of sense - character not very respectable" and David Bogart, who "...took fifth honour - of moderate talents - character respectable."