Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-10-07
William and Mary CoIlege

'HE Governors aud Visitors of William and MAJ,
q College, al their last mecting csia bis;,,d p,,r
snip OF humahi'y ana authorized the Faculty TO orro;r
Inc Poiesso subject 10 the approval or reieri;or ~ ill.,
VISITORS al e next meeting. The Faculty have accord
ns'y o'C"sseu hat duty by appointing Dabney Browne
Esq. graduate OF William and Mary in 1911 and ,i
has been for several years engaged successri a.,
the Languages. The Gramrnar-Schoul will open in Co
icge Oh the lt day of October next aud will close ,,
the LIST day of August thereafter. The Professor viii h..
prepared, according the acquisitions OF the statute -
accommodate all his Pupils with Board &c &C. and il,,
viii be Immediately under his eye controul Parpi,
ami Guardians who send their and wards to the Gram
mar school, may be certain that their manners and morals
WI" oe strictly attended to; that they will suffer for not,iur
With which II is proper they should be furnishod MI a.
every eft VIII be made 10 instruct them 50 rs to oiyc
satisfaction to their relations and to the pub,c Sui
ohs as are used III the GammarSchool may be obtained
!" ~ Ihso"rg ON reasonable terms Board for the Whole
course ieVeTy 'hng lncluded) will he bur 100 and the fee
Tor tuition only $50. Nohing will be exac,ed from tho p
u"er any pre'ence beyond these Ali his other ex
peuSes WI" be under the oontrou ofhis parent or guardian
anu IL IS strongly recommended that The yolunar
lure should be very moderate. AS the eyueus.s al a,,o
ing th's school small, AMI muny ADVANTAGES viii Ia
enjoyed "hIch are not 20 be had other Schools i, n
hoPeo 'at wibe full to ove.fcwng during the ensipp
- ~ ensuing
Table was also directed to be established in Co,r.gs
lor me accommodation Of the Students in the higher scboI
ne Board, &C. was limited 500 for the f,u co,ra
tne student 10 be supplied with candles and ,ashipr e.
S%Oi and the Faculty directed to appoint S,e9a
who IS required to furnish the Students accoydnyv III
9tewara IS subject 10 the controul of ,be racu,,,-
They are bound thar lie DISCHARGES his ds ~
hdelty whilst he has right expect Their ASSISTANCE ~
preserving due decoruIH among his Boades The FacnI,
nave appointed to the Office of Steward Mr Edward wal
Ne','i Williamsburg person well qualified Tor the Office
and who II is believed will give entire sa ,sf,;on IT.,
statute requires that all Students shall board win ~
steward, except those who 1--we with their paran+, or
dams, or such may be allowed by. The Eac1,, o =,
exercise OF "sound discetion," to board elsewhero |
'Le y are not 70 pay more for board than is paid bv
others TO the Steward The Faculty wish il IN b , ~
Stood that they will exercise this discretion viii, prea, M
serves ard earnestly recommend it to parents no, -, III,
'nat ''ieH SONS De allowed :" live of COLLEGE When
ever the situation Of the Student relriree tbat t -,
iesc eSe"heTe, the Faculty viii voluntarily allow. and
ac'se ~ out they Cannot 70 il as a matter of=
" 'e
Board and Tuition so cheap at William ana
Mary that parents Of very moderate fortunes NAV d 20
SEM ei SONS 10 college: all the statutes which were COM
ieined OF as harsh towards Studcts ha been
me visitors have shewn their confidence m the v;eys 80
efforts OF the Facuity-,lIe Gramma r-Sclon has
storeda rroiessorshp Of Chemistry has established
since the time of Bishop Nason and the courses Of
toh IN al tine other Schools have been extendedalI b
Professors have additional expericnce-and in no Ser
OF Learning have Lectures been delivered with more
iarty aud punctuality. go
The Faculty of William md Nor,, loo A.,
oil order and decorum in the highest decree e,;, ,
are S''Sied mat the College flourish unIass L
e young gentlemen arc preserved and thew shan
Isih9ulSi themselves by their alta inneu1s IN -;
whist nothing on the part OF the Professor. v,in no -
ted 10 insure these great objects, every thing i1
S"e" mat may render the time of young men irL
i NJ ihose VINO v'SIt The Halls of William,
n mary should make up their minds devote tbep,sa
~ "er s'uo'es the Students are regularly examined a.
y 'e'"s Vi the casS-the preceding Lecture is min, "a,
Tefen-and every one is expected be prepared on ~
Lecture Lei them fulfil this duty; let them he temp.,
orderly and moral and they will have the approbatio IS
in amy eiu'h nome TO satisfied parents; be them
serves ornaments TO the College; useful and hannv a.
nuE'uuaiS' ana valuable members of society Under
circumstances may it not be reasonably cxecte1 ,+
l.e"' ~ institution Will receive much of the public
patronage The Lectures will commence &C b,o,rf IT.
on The last Monday in October; ana as the Pessors M
AT once proceed in the discharge of duties if is strongly
recommended to those who wish avail themselves Of III
iu benefit of the course attend at the ooening r @
College. "P'"''s u we
BIZ ORDER OF THE FAou1rx
Nt1tams51@g, September 7th, 1926
u Estimate Of tie expenses Of Student at ;J4},iaa
Board oar, Bed Room, Furniture, Attendance and
-, tU''"5, 500