The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-02-01

ruav be brought Ec.fore him. He shall hold no |
orofeiforhip or other Office in the unworthy |
he nav aiIocia.s with himfslf when fitting as
4 Judge M any civiicsie, in which the univerii-
" or any profeior therein is not one of the PR
ties, the preiidrnt and 70 many OF the heads of
colleges or protectors as he may think proper;
and in all pleas Oft the comr- ,nweal,h, and IN
iuits founded upon tort, he ihall direct ali
! matters Of fsa 10 be tried by Jury in his pre-
fence, as if the fame were county court. He
ihall have the fole power upon complaint made
by the vi6tors, or by the heads Of colleges OF
removing protectors for breach or neglect of du
", immoraiity or other good caufe, and in fuch
cafe no appeal or writ of error mall be allowed
from his Judgment, or tentencc, but by the
court of appeals. Wherever Gentence Of ex-
pultion ihlll have been pronounced againh
itudtnt, by the corporation of the unworthy,
he may grant an appeal, and reveIie or confirm
the fentence in tis d;icretion, and no appeal
! ihall he allowed from his dcciion, nor fhall the
fame be examined in any court whatioever.
The chancellor in addition 10 his falary mail be
allowed houie and farm not exceeding 600
acres OF land for his accommodation and ref
dence, ont he hall receive no fees for any fer
| vices performedb by him, nor !hall he be Judge
! of any other court, nor practice the law in any
county court, or ditri6t court, other than the
court of the diftriSt in which the unworthy
ihall be.
I. And for the purpofe Of providing a
perpetual and adequate fund for the enabfh-
| meut and endowment of the univeriity, let one
thoufaud flares in the Bank of Virginia, now
held by the fate, be vefed in truftees, Whole du-
| ty il ihali be to draw the dividends from time
to time, and immediately after, or as foon as the
| fame can be effected, iuvef the fame in other
flares or in other public and productive funds,
and likewfe to draw and in like manner to in
ven the profit from time to time arifng from
thofe funds, until the frft day of January 1916 |;
at which time ifthe capital ftnck 1t its hrh colt
and the profit thereon made during the preced-
ing ten years, fh3ll amount 70 more than $50,
600 dis. fuch furplus if it exceed 10000 to be
paid over by the trufees, TO other truttces who
may be appointed for laying out the fife of the
unworthy, and experimenting and dire Cling the
buildings thereof, who ihall proceed TO build s.
complete one college at lesf within the next
ten years thereafter. But ifthe furp''s do not
exceed i 900 dollars, then the truG of the
general fund to continue to receive and inveft
! the monies by them received as before mention
ed, until the ftock in their hands fhaIl amount
in the whole TO 10000 dis at leaf, and when
ever that may thereafter happen, then ten
| thoutand dollars, or whatever iurplus above
SO 900 dollars may remain in their hands, to be
paid to the trunees for experimenting and di-
retting the buildings; and the $4,000 dis. ca
! pItal flock remaining to be continued in the
hands nfthe 6rh mentioned trnaees, and 20 t;e
! drawn from time TO time, and reinvefed in o.
! Their flock, as fan as the fame can be done.
g. At the end of every 10 years after the firh
draught 10 be made as aforefaid, the furplus
(above 10000 dis. capital flock to be retained
7 as perpetual fund, as above mcntioned) to be
drawn and paid over to the trultecs for build
ing and endowing the unworthy who fhalI
from time TO time appropriate one fifth part
thereof TO the erection and Improvement of
colleges and other neceGary edifccS, and ex-
pences for the uie of the unworthy three fifth
parts thereof to the eifablifhment of perpetual
funds for 70 many profeGorfhips, as may from
time to time be found necefary, and 20 many
fellowfhips and fcholarlhips as may be Judged
advifabie-and one other fifth part TO the pur-
chafc of library and apparatus, and for fuch
other purpofes as the viiitors, with The advice
of the chancellor and corporation of the uni
verify, may from time TO time think necefary
and direef.
o. After the year 1850, not lefs than three
ffths Of the furplus ariiing from the perpetual
funds of the college ll,al be unalienaby appro-
priated to the eftablifhment of perpetual fund
for ncreaGng the number of fcholarihips, upon
the public foundations; and the remaining two
fhiiftS fhiiai DC appropriated 10 other l,urDufes.
for the ufe of the unworthy, as herein before
mentioned.
10. The fcho'ars upon the public foundation
llldiI DC at punt CApCHCcs III
every refpect, and 800 dis including the price
of board, fhall be annually fct apart for their
\ maintenance respectively. They filaIl pay no
fees, nor be at any expence for books, which,
as well as clothes and bedding, ihall bcfurnifh-
ed by the unworthy.
IL. As foon as the fate of the funds will adj
nit. let The eight following protectors, or fuch
ofthem as may be moft necefiary, be efablifh-
ed, viz:
One of moral phiofophy, the law of nature
and nations, and fine arts.
One Of mathematics.
One of natural philofophy & natural hiftory.
One Of law and police.
One of hiftory, civil and ecclefanical.
One of anatomy and medicine.
One Of ancient languages.
i One Of modern languages.
Until more colleges than one fhal be etablifh-
ed, let the PRECEDENT of the unworthy be profef-
Tor of moral philofophy. When more colleges
are eftabli1ied, let the prefidentIhip be fepara-
ted from the profeforfhip. Let the chancellor's
falary be efablifhed at the fame time.
I2. Let there be two fenor fellowiilips and
three junior fellowihips efablifhed every tenth
year, until the numbers of the former fhall
amount TO twenty, and thofe of the latter TO
thirty: after which let there he one fenior and
two iuniOr fcllOw[1ips enahlifhed for evsrv