Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-10-10

The principal object of Tie meeting of tire Visitors
OF William aid Mary College OH the 10Th of October
rcXt, is Ia appoint President aud Professor OF Moral
Philosophy. For the information of those who NAV
be Wiling 10 receive an appointment in the College,
and OF others who be disposed TO communicate any
Information that may tend aid the Board in SELECTING
III persons Tor the offices at may be Necessary 10
MI, II Is deemed proper TO satcthat the salary of the
President is $500 per annu,n, pay able uuarerv in
advance, and that excellent horse calculated for
lie accommodation of large family, furnished him,
/ with an extensive garden cultivated al the COLLEGE
ex2cnse:-that the President couvencs tie Faculty,
ard always prcsiGes at The Board, on all the
, correspondence OF tic College, and performs many
other dulles, of which however are difficult or
ELECTROMAGNETIC the Professor of Moral Philosophy
IS entitled TO salary of $3.50, payable aforesaid
and TO fee of 20 for every student that attends either
o! his two classes, 10 of which he lectures every
day-tiIat the Professorslip of Moral Philosophy
present embraces the following Sciences TO Wit the
philosophy OF grammar, rhetoric bellies cttres, logic
ethics mctaphy sizes, natural and national law, poIcks
and political Gcono;iy:-that from 7&G, with the eX-
ccr"n OF few years Immediately alter the death ol
The iiGht Ecv. Bishop Madison, who long presided
over the College, the offices of President and Procs
sor OF Moral Philosophy bestowed The same
person; that bat few students other than those who
attend lie Law Lectures fail enter ilc Moral school
and every year Of the Law students become
members al tt!c senior Moral cass:-tha il has been
suggested as probable that t.e ConVocaiion may deem
ii cXPcdicnt to establish PIoiessorsiip of Political
Law, assign To that chair Of the SUBJECTS
embraced hy Tie 'rotcssOfsiiD oil Moral Philosophy,
~ WIZ ana Iid'iidl tW 'OiltlCKS :Iu pCIICAi
ECONOMY, limit the salary OF The Professor Of AIoral
Phiiosopls 70 $500, appoint the President he elected
Professor Of Moral Philosophy. fix the salary OF the
Professor oi Political Law AT $50, allow TO each
Professor Zee Of - for every student that may
tcnd him, AMI rr1uirc OF each 70 lecture at least
tlrrc times week: - and HAT the college te
higher sca9"is, opens the 30th October, when the
Lectures arc to conncncc, and olJses Ike iu July
following.
If gentlemen ,yilur 20 accept either or both te
Offices now vacant, Or either o tie situations under
the suggested arrangement (if ad"rtej.) Guild make
known their views 30 te Rector either Of The Y
iors - bu ,;i b";urc the Conyocatiom, and otgar,!
any testimonials Of their fitness for the situation DC
sired, III they should deem il eXpcden 10 DO So. i.
is confidently believed that The cuursc would be az
proved entirely, and that would enable tle Board Ia
fill tic offices TO which they may have appoint m
greater satisfaction, and Ia a manner 10 promote more
cfIeclual!y thc interests OF the Institution, aud Use
! cause OF science and humanity.
/ williamsburg, SrP.. g, 1926.
The Grammar School opens the Is -'cioocr, ali,
closes on the last day 81 July following.