Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-10-28

the roll of each school particularly be punctually
called at the hour which its Students should at
tend; that tie absent and tue tardy, without
sonable cause, be noted, and copy of these nota-
tons be communicated by mail or otherwise to The
parent or guardian of each student respectively on
the first day oil every month during the terni instead
OF the days prescribed in former statute for such
communications. 90
So And II Is requested of them to make known
to the students that is with great regre. that some
breaches of order, committed BY the unw nv few
who Turk among them unknown, rendered necessa-
ry the extension 10 ALL of processes affecting to
the feelings OF those who conscious of their own
correctness. and who above all participation i'm
their vicious Irregularities. While he offenders
continue unknown, the tarnish of their faults
spreads itself over the worthy aiso and coniounds
all in common censure. Blu, that il is in their
power to relieve themselves from the imputa, ions
and painful proceedings TO which they are thereby
subjected, b, lending their aid the Faculty on all
occasions, towards detecting the real guilty. The
Visitors are aware that prejudice prevails, too
extensively among the young, that it is dishonoura-
bic TO bear witness one against another. While this
prevails, and rnder the form of matter OF
science, they have been unwilling authorize con-
siraint, and have therefore in their regulations on
this subject ind,;ged the error, how unfounded
in reason morality. But this loose principle in
the ethics of School Representations is unworthy
ofmature and regulated minds; and is accordingly
condemned by the laws of their country, which, IN
offences within their cognsarce, compel those who
have knowledge Of fact, declare it for the pur-
poses OF justice, and of the general good and safety
OF society. And certainly where wrong has been
done, he who knows and coaceals The doer of it,
makes himself an accomplice, and justly censura-
BILE SUCH IL become. then but act OF justice
10 themselves, that the innocent aud the worthy
should throw OF with disddin all communion of
character with such offenders, should determine
longer the irregular aud The vicious under
tic respect of their cloak, and to notify them even
by solemn association for the purpose that they will
cooperate with the Faculty in future, for the pre-
servation of order, the vindicaton of their own
character, and The reputation and usefulness of an
Institution, which their country has literally
established Tor their improvement, and to place
within their reach those Requirements in knowledge
ON which their future happiness and fortunes de-
pend Let the good and the vr,uous OF the alumni
OF the University do this, and the dsordelly will
then be sirged out for observation and detei red BY
punishment, or disabled by expulsion, from infect
ing, with their reconsideration he Institution itself,
and the sound mass which it is preparing for virtue
and usefulness
81. The Faculty shall have power, from time TO
time, 10 prescribe regulations o! police nconsis
with the laws of the land. or the enactments of
this board, which regulations shall be submitted 80
the Visitors at their succeeding meeting, and
shall be in force ill disapproved by the Visitors
repealedby the Faculty.
50. The Boafd, considering that it will be for
the benefit Of the School oil Medicine that It's Pro-
fessor should have opportunities of keeping in mind
TO degree, the practical parts OF his pro-
fesson. and OF acquiring moreover a knowledge of
the pecullarlIies OF disease incident climate
and country, OF opinion that, besides the ha-
bitual practice within the precincts of the Univer-
1ty, allowed By 4 former resolution, he be per-
mltted also to act as consulting physician else
where; so timing these avocations, however, as
NOT to interrdp, the regular business of the school,
81. OI renewal OF the leases OF the Hotels, il
shall &c made covenant and condition of the leases
that the tenant shall furnish no entertainment in
his iesenieDt Tor pay or compensation of any kind
TO any one who is not a student o., or attached to
the University, member oil his own family:
shall he permit MS tenement or any part OF it,
for or without compensation, to be used for any
other than the purposes oi boarding house
The Faculty of Professors on these questions,
shall be judges Of the matter of fact and finding
true, shall decide eli her The mmediae determine
ton Of the lease, and removal of the tenant or his
Continuance on such special conditions shall sat
isfy them against repetition of the offence.
So. The Proctor is charged with the duty at all
times. the attorney in fact of The Rector and
Visitors, of preventing respasses and intrusions on
the property OF the University, real and personal
and OF reco ering lis possession from any person
who shall improperly withhold the same; and, for
this purpose, that he institute such legal proceed
ing may be proper 1t shall also be his duty to
lay before the civil authority, and to communicate
TO the proper officer, such information as be
may, at an time, have, aud may be calculated
to prevent or punish breaches of the peace, tres
passes and misdenesnOrs, within the PRECINCTS of
the University, committed by Students else
where.