Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-09-29
sept 60

sept 60 NH' E Eo Dr.
The principal object of the meetnp of tho Visitors
Oh william and Mary College on the 10th of Octoher
eNt' Is 10 appoint President and Professor of Moral
"iosupny: For The information OF those who NAV
"c "'i"g 10 receive an appointment in the Colcre
ana VI others who may bc disposed 10 communicate any
Information that may tend TO aid the Board in sclci,o
Ut persons Tor The Offices that NAV be necesssty IN
nil II Is deemed proper statc-tal The salar, ofty
President is $500 per annun, pavable ouoriorI,, IN
advance, and that excellent house ca culated for
'e accommodation OF large family, is furnished him.
WI" an extensive garden cultivated at the College
cAPehse;-lbat Tire President convenes the Faculty
ana always presIdes at ibe Board, carries On all the
correspondence OF the College, and performs many
""ei uutes, none OF which however are difficult or
ourthensoine:--at the Professor of Moral Phcsonhv
enttied 10 salary of $3.50, payable as aforesaid
ana TO fee OF $40 for every student that attends either
ms Two classes, TO one of which he lectures every
""9'-that Inc Eroiessoiehip of Moral Philosophy al
present embraces the following sciences. TO wit: the
philosophy OF grammar rhetoric: bellies Iettree ooic
ehcks metaphysics, natural and national law poclxs
ana poNtical oconomy:-that from 1888, with the ex
cePtlnn OF few years immediately after the death nj
The Right Rev. Bishop Madison who lone nres;dol
over ne college, the Offices CT President and Pro(es
sor OF Moral Philosophy were bestowed on tho same
persons that bnt few students other than those who
attend Inc Law Lectures fail 10 enter the Moral sclou
and every year some or the Law students become
members OF the senior Moral cIass-tat il has been
suggested as probable That tie Conyocaton NAV deem
II etiSh 10 establish GTO.eSSOTSIijn Political
Law assign TO that chair Of the subjects now
embraced by the ProessorsEi, OF Moral Phllnsop!y
10 WIZ natural and national law, pocls and political
economy, limit the salary OF Tie Professor of Moral
philosophy 10 5000 appoint The President be elected
Professor oil Moral Philosophy, fix the salary Of the
Professor OF Political Law $50, allow TO each
Professor fee OF $50 for every student that may al
tci!6 I'm, and require each 10 lecture nt least
three times a wcck-and that tie Coscct a. 20 ;,e
higher schools opens the i9;i OctcUer when the
Lectures are TO commence, and discs the ilh July
following.
IL gentlemen willing to accept either or both the
oiifces now vacant, either OF the situations under
Inc suggested arrangement If adopted,) would make
known their views to the Rector either of the Vi
siiors, to be laid before the Convocaton and forward
any testimonials of their fitness for the situation
sired, IF they should deem it expediCn TO do SOL ii
is confidently believed that tie course would be ap
proved entirely aud that it would enable the Board TO
MI The Offices 10 which they may have appoint with
greater satisfaction, and in TO promote
chectually he interests of the Imstitntion aud the
cause of science and humanity
" Wiamsbnrs, SYf 6, 1926.
The Grammar School opens on the Is, October, and
closes on tic last day of July following.
JifSGIN7.I:
At rules holden in the clerks Office of the superior court Of
ollancery for the Richmond district, Gtn day of Au-
gust, 1926:
Phiiip Harrison, pDf.
against
Robert Randolph and Elizabeth his Wifi and BERNARD NJ.
Carter, Williams Carter, and William Fifzhush Carter
and Hill Carter, Susan Carter Mary Garter and Eliza
beth Carter, children of Charles Carer the younger de-
ceased, who OF Charles Cater of Shirley, de-
ceased, Ann II. Lee and Mary W. Braxtou, W alker
Taylor and Elizabeth w. C.. his wife, formerly Berke
ley, Edmund Berkeley, Ann Is. Berkeley Robert e.
Berkeley aud Park Farley Berkeley, children and heirs
OF CaihaIine &. Berkeley, who was daughter Of the
sai Charles Carter of Shey, deceased, Hill Carter,
Thomas Garter, William I. w ckfam aud Ann his wife,
Edmund Wckhan and Lucy his ife, which said Hill,
Thomas, Ann and Lucy the children and heirs Of Ro-
bert Carer, deceased who was also son OF the said
rrf Gttffl Ffpr
John II. Garter and Mary w Carter, heTfs Of Edward
Carter deceased another of the said Charles Carter
OF Shirley Charles Carter and Joseph &. Cabell and
Mary W his wife, winch said Charles and Mary W. are
the children and heirs OF George Carter who also
the said Charles Garter OF Shirley, Nancy Bur
WE'LL Patsy Burwe and Nathaniel Burwcll, infant chill
dfen Lucy Burwell, who daughter ct the SAID
Charles Of Shirley, Davidson Bradlute and Ma
ria 3. his wife, Evelyn Byrd Abby Jackson aud Ann o.
Wright, which said Maria H., Evelyn, ABBY aud Ann o.
children and heirs of Otway Byrd deceased who was
son Of William Byrd ofWcs,oyer, deceased Mary w.
Harrison and Ann NJ. Harrison, infant children of Lucy
Harrison, who Lucy Nelson, tic daughter OF Abby
Nelson, a daurbtcr Of tie said William Byrd Of Wcsto-
yer, deceased, Charcs W. Bysd Of the said vii
liam Byrd deceased, Mary ". Nelson, Abby Nelson and
Ann Kosac Nelson, children and heirs 81 Amy Nelson
who was Abby Byrd, daughter ofthc said Villa"
Byrd, deceased, Francis Otway Byrd, Charles Carte
Byrd, Richard Evelyn Byrd Thomas Tayloe Byrd Eliz
abeth Hill Byrd and Philip Horbone Nicholas and Ma
Carter his wife, who Maria Garter Byrd, heirs o
I Thomas T. Byrd, who also a Of the said VIII
liam Byrd, deceased, Mary Byrd, Ann Byrd, Gcorc
Byrd aud Charles Byrd, infant chi!deu and heirs of Tho
mas !. Byrd who was also son of the said william
Byrd Of Wesover, deceased, Elizabeth c. skpwith, IL
ard Skpwitb and Maria &. G. Skpwh, heirs of Eliza
beth Skipwh, vino was daughter Of the said William
BYRD, deceased, Johu Scabrook the President ard
Z rectors cf the James River Company, William II
Fizhu1h, hrs.
Tho defendants Bernard NJ. Carter and Ann II. Lr,
not having entered their appearance and given secur
according the Of assembly and the rules Of this cour
and appearing by satisfactory evidence that they
not Of this country; is ordered that
defendants do appear here the rs day of the
md answer the bill Of the plaintiff, and that copy til
order forthwith inserted IN some newspaper published
the CITY of Richmond for wonths successfully and po
ted at the front door Of the capitol, in the said city.
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