Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-11-03

notify them, even by solem associa-
ton for the purpose, that they will CO.
operate with the Faculty in future, for
The preservation of order, the vindica-
ton Of their own character, and the re-
putaiion and usefulness of on Institution
which their country has SD literally es-
tablished for their improvement, and to
place within their reach those acquire
ments in knowledge Oh which their flu
ture happiness and fortunes depend.
Let the good and the virtuous of the
alumni Of the University do this, and the
disorderIy will then be singled out for OBJ
servatioL, and deferred By punishment,
or disabled, by expulsion, from infec-
Ting, with their reconsideration, the
Institution itself, and the sound mass
which it is preparing for virtue and use
fulness.
81. The Faculty shall have power,
from time to time, to prescribe regula-
tons of police, not inconsistent with the
lava Of the land, or the enactments Of
this Board. which regulations shall be
submitted to the Visiters, at their next
succeeding meeting, and shall be in force
till disapproved BY the Visiters, or re-
pealed by the Faculty.
80. The Board, considering that it
will be for the benefit of the School of
Medicine that its Professor should have
opportunities of keeping in mind, TO p
certain degree, the practical parts Of
his profession, and OF acquireing more
over knowledge of the peculiarites of
disease incident to our climate and coun-
try, are of opinion that, besides the ha.
bitual practice within the precincts of
thu University, allowed by former re-
solution, he be permitted also to act as
consulting physician elsewhere; SO III
ming these avocatlons, however. as not
to interrupt the regular business of the
school
ga On renewal of the leases of the
Hotels, it shall! be made covenant and
condition Of the leases that the tenant
shall furnish 80 entertainment In his
tenement for pay or compensation OF
any kind to any one who is not stu
dent of, or attached to the University,
or member of his own family: nor
shall he permit his tenement or any part
of it, for or without compensation, to be
used for any other than the purposes of
a bording house. The Faculty of Pro-
fessors, on these questions, shall be jud-
ges of the matter of fact, and finding it
true, shall decide either on the imme-
diate determination OF the lease, and
removal of the tenant, or his continu-
ance on such special conditions as shall
satisfy them against a repetition of tho
offence.
s.. The Proctor is charged with the
duty, at all times, as the attorney in fact
of the Rector and Visiters, of preventing
trespasses and intrusons on the pro-
perry Of the University, real and per-
sonal, and of recovering its possession
from any person who shall improperly
withhold the same; and for this purpose,
that he institute such legal proceeding
a. may be proper. 1t shall also be lis
duty to lay before the civil authority,
and to communicate to the proper law
officer, such information as he may at
any time have, and as may be calcula-
ted to prevent or punish breaches of the
peace, trespasses and misdemeanors,
within the precincts of the University, or
committed by Students elsewhere.