Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-09-26

The principal object of the meeting of the Visitors
of w Iiam and Mary College on the j6ib of oc,oy,a
next Is To appoint President and Professor of Moral
Philosophy. For the information of those who NAV
DE wiling to receive appointment in the Cnlleoe
and OF others who may be disposed TO communicate
information that may tend to aid the Board in selecting
III persons for the Offices that may be necessary 70
MI is deemed proper To tate-tha the salar, of the
PRESIDENT IS $500 per aunum, payable quarterly in
ADVANCE aud that an excellent house, calculated for
'he accommodation OF large family is furnished him.
with an extensive garden cultivated al the (olIeg,
eXpcnse:-tbat the President Convenes The Faculiy
aud always presIdes at the Board, ON all the
correspondence oil the College, and performs many
other duties of which however are diGicuI ~
burhensome:-that the Professor Of Moral Pbosophv
is entitled to salary of $3.50 payable as aforesaid
and 10 fee OF $50 for every student that attends e
oil hIS two classes, to of which he lectures every
day:-that the Professorsip of Moral PLilosorby .,
present embraces the following sciences TO wit: IN.
philosophy of grammar, rhetoric bellies Icttres logic
ecks, metaphysics, natural and national law potcl,
and political rcOnomy:-that from 1888, with The cy
cePtion of few years Immediately after the death oe
the Right Rev. Bishop Madison, who long presided
over The College the Offices of President and Profes.
sor nj Moral Philosophy bestowed OIL the same
person; tbat but few students other Than those who
attend tie Law Lectures fail to enter the Moral school
ana every year some OF the Law students become
members OF the senior Moral clsss:-tiat il has been
suggested as probable that the Couvocation mas deem
exPedient to establish Profcssorsp of Political
Law, assign to that chair Of the subjects now
embraced by the Professofship of Moral Pilosopbv
to wit natural and national law politicbs and political
economy, limit the salary of the Professor Of Bioral
Philosophy to $780, appoint the President TO be elected
Professor OF Moral Philosophy, fix the salary of tire
Professor OF Political Law at $3.50, allow to each
Professor fee of so for every student that may at
tend him. and require Of each TO lecture at least
three times week.-aDd that the College, as to the
higher schools, opens the Goth October, when tho
Lectures arc to commence and closes on the 4tb July
following
II gentlemen willing to accept either or boil, the
offices now vacant, either Of the situations under
the suggested arrangement (if adopted) would make
known their views TO the Rector either of the vi
sors to be laid before the Convocation, and forward
any testimonials of their fitness for the situation de-
s'Ted they should deem it expedient to do SOL il
IS confidently believed that the would be ap.
proved entirely, and that il would enable the Board TO
h the Offices TO which they may have TO appoint with
greater satisfaction aud in manner 10 promote mors
clIectually tic interests Of the Institution and tn
cause Of science and humanity
UjllG'Hsjvry Slpi. 9, 1926.
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