Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-10-28
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CHARLoTTEsv LILLE, Oct. 22.-Ihe Additional
enaciments OF the Visitors of The University of
Virginia at their late session will be found in our
columns to-day. They contain many saIu arv and
useful provisions, and their effect is already becom
| ing apparent. The number OF students Al this
institution co tinucs TO Increase notwi,hsandine
the advanced state OF the session. They NAV be
estimated at one hundred and nineteen or twenty
at present. The Proiessorsnip Of Law has been
hlIed, d The duties OF that department will COM
menee with the next session. Central Gag
| AT meeting of the Visitors Of the ntversitv NJ
Virshia held AZ the said University from Oct. 3.
10 Oct. Z, 1873, at which were present Thomas
| ycDerS0n' rector James Madison, lanes
Breckenridge, Joseph &. Ca6eH, John III.
Cocke, Chapman Johnson and George LoyaH.
1t Dos enacted as toiiotcs:
| III. NO person who has been n student AT anv
other incorporated Seminary Of learning shall be
received at this University, but on producing
certificate from such Seminary or other satisfactory
evidence 10 the Faculty with respect 10 HI eeyler-
al good conduct.
! ~ Intoxcaiion shall, for the first offence he
liableto any of the minor punIslments, and anv re-
petition OF the offence, TO any of the major punish
mems.
az. The Faculty shall have The power, for. Of
iensive conduct, of removing the occupant from
any dormitory
| al. Altho' nocturnal absences from their cham
OeIs, Professionally happening, are not entirely for
hidden, yet if ireqleu,, babitua or without excu-
sable cause, they should be also noed, and repor-
ted with other special delnquences to the parent or
guardian.
10. No student shall appear out Of his dormitory
masked or disguised IN any manner whatever \, hch
may render the recognition Of his person more dif
cnl', on pain OF suspension or expulsion by the
Faculty OF Professors.
76 II student be irregular in all his classes for
more than mon h after his parent or guardian has
oeeh informed, tue Faculty shall have Tie discre-
uonary power to dismiss him from the Univer-
sity,
n. The professors being charged with the execu-
non oil the laws OF the University, it becomes their
duiJ to pursue proper me TO discover and pre-
vent offences. Respect from the student 10 the
Professor being at all times due, il smore especial
y so when the Professor is engaged in this duty
ouch respect therefore Is solemEy enoined on cry
STUDENT and It Is declared and ed that If any
student refuse his name to a Professor or being
required by him TO STOP shall fail q do 30, or shall
De guilty OF any other dsrespect 10 Professor, he
shall lie liable to any Of the punishments minor or
major
7s. The Rector and Visitors, impressed them
selves with the beneficial effect aud The neressitV
OF srict examinations ofthe Students, on the opics
OIL The lectures and lessons delivered to them re-
commend TINS practice 10 the consider alton and at
tention Of the Professors
10. 1t is the earnest request and recomrnesdst;oD
Oh the Rector and Visitors TO the Faculty of The
Toessors OF the University, that, far as can be
erected by their exeriOns, they cause the Statutes
ana Rules enacted Tor he government of the Uni
yefSiIy 70 be exactly and strictly observed; lhst