Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-10-21
William and Mary College.

William and Mary College.
VsVE Governors and Visitors of William San,i Mary
N College, their last meslg established Professor
ship of Humanity and authorized the Faculty appoint
the Professor, subject To the approval rejection of the
VISITORS at their next meeting The Faculty have accord
ngly discharged that duty, by appointing Dabney Browne
Esq graduate of William and diary in 1917, and who
has been for several years engaged successfully in
the Languages. The Grammar School will omen in Cul-
iegc on tie 1st day of October next and will close on
the Isl day of August thereafter. The Professor will be
prepared, according the acquisitions of the statute to
accommodate all his Pupils with Board, &C. &c. and they
will be Immediately under his eye controu Parents
and Guardians who send their andwards the Gram
mar School, may be certain that manners ai mora
VIII he strictly attended to- that they will suffer nothing
with which Is proper they should be unshed and thai
every effort will be made INSTRUCT them, so as 10 give
Isatsaclon to their relations and the public. Such
DOCKS as are used IN the obtained
IN w nisburg reasonable Board for the whole
course every thing includcd will be but $780, and the fee
Tor tuition only $50 Nohng will be exacted from the Pupi
under any preence beyond these All his other ex
pense VIII be under the corrnl fhis parent GUARDIAN
aud 1t IS strongly recommended that the voluntary expen
thre should be very moderate As expenses of tend
ing this School SMALL, and many advantages viii he
enjoyed which not be had most Otter Schools il Is
hoped that II VIII De ta to ovcroyvng during ens6ug
course.
Table was alsn directed to be established in Collage
Tor the accommodation of the Sadcuts the higher Schools
Inc Board, &C. was limited 500 for the fall course
the student to be supplied with indies and washing for
$<|i and the Faculty directed appoint Steward
steward is subject to the controul nf the Faculty
They are Bound that he discharges his duties with
h"e whist he has right to expect Meir assistance in
preserving dc decoum among his Bnardcrs The Facuty
have appointed 10 the Office of Seward Nc Edward Wal
HeF nj Williamsburg, person well qualified Tor the Office
and who II believed will give entire sa ,sfacon Tine
statute requires that all Students shall board with the
stewards except those VINO live with their parents quar-
dams or such may be allowed by the Faculty. in the
exercise OF sound discretion board esevyiere and
'en they are rot TO pay more for board an is paid by
others TO the Steward The Faculty wish it II be under
stood that they will exercise this discretion great re-
serve; and earnestly recommend ii To parens not TO ask
that ihe!r be allowed live out of Cocqe When
ever the situation of the Student requires that he should
reside elsewhere, the Faculty will voluntarily allow and
atrise 1t; but they it as matter OF
gToF'cG0H to the wishes of either the parent or the
sou.
Board and Tuition are now so cheap at william and
aFy, that parents OF very moderate fortunes NAV ford to
send their to College: all the which we've com
planned of as harsh towards Students, been repealed
The Visitors bave sewu their confidence in the views and
efforts OF the Facuythe Grammar-Schoo has been re-
storeda Prncssorsbp Of Chemistry been }i,ed
since tie time OF Bishop Madison, and the ruc-
ton in all tile other Schools have been extcndcda the
Professors have additional cxpeenceand III no Seminary
OF Learning have Lectures been delivered with more reg,-
larity and punciuality.
The Faculty Of William aud Mary deem tie nrescrvatiou
OF order and decOrum in the highest decree cseutia ~
satisfied that the College cannot flourish unless The
morals of the young gentlemen preserved and they shall
distinguish themselves BY their attachments in science
"S hohih9 on the part OF the Professors win be omit
ted to insure these great Objects every t,jng viii be
avoided that may render the time of the Young men j,l
some or unpleasant Those who visit the Halls Of W lila m
and May should make up their minds to devote themselves
to their studies: the Students regularly examined Al
every meeting OF tire casshc preceding Lecture is ntpir
receed-and every is expected be prepared ON the
Lecture Let them fulfil this duty let them be temperate
orderly ard moral, aad they VIII the appobatbn of
all tie Faculty. return home TO satisfied parents be tel
selves ornaments to the College; useful and happy as
iiHIYd7dIs and valuable members of sacely Under
cse circumstances, may il not be reasonably expected thai
'mS ancient Institution will receive much Of the public
patronage; The Lectures vii! commence as heretofore
on the last Monday in Ccohe and, as the Professors viii
at oncs proceed in the discharge Of their duties it is strongly
recommended to those who wish avail themselves of the
l 0eneh Of the course, attend the opening Of the
College.
rim By oRDEH or THE Faculty..
u williamsburg, September 7th, 1926.
- ,, Esiiaats Of he expenses IF Student at William
Board Bed Room, Furniture, Attendance and
Victualing, etoO
Washing and Candles, @'g g9
Fee q
Fee to each Professor THAT Student may attend 20
oer EXPENSES at the will Of the Pareu, or Guardian
Sept. - C. r.