Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-02-06

! inspectors. ,
The Professors of the University shall, at all
times have free use Of the books OF the library,
and free access thereto, in the confidence that they
will rot keep he books longer than while In actu
Il and active use, and that they will leave w nth
| The librarian note Of the books borrowed.
Such books as, on account of their rarity, value,
peculiar liablenes, tn injury, for other good lea
son. ought not to be carried from the library, shall
be designated by the faculty; and being so desgna-
ted they shall not be loaned TO any one, be car
ied from the library by any person, except by spe-
cial PERM. sion Of the faulty.
Students may borrow from the library ali books
| not so prohibited under the following regulations:
/ First before any DO, K shall be loaned 10 q stu
!ent the faculty shall prescribe by general regu-
la,ion, the authority on which books shall he deli
vered TO student by the librarian, and the time
within which they shall be returned regulating
that time with reference to the rze OF the volume
loaned, and TO dilisent of it by the studen,
and book shall be loaned by any oh.r than
the librarian, any other authority than tAa,
80 prescribed by the faculty.
Secondly books shall be lent TO the SUDDEN, for
the purpose Of reading only, and no, for the ordi-
nary purpose of getting lessons in them as school
| books.
| Thirdly nc student shall have more than three
| volumes in lis possession at any time.
| Four'hly if student shall not return a Dor
rowed book within the tire limited by the Facul
~, he shall receive no other until il be returned
or paid for; and ~ shall moreover pay, for every
days detention beyond The limitation, ten cents
! Filthy If any student defsce, injure, or lose
any books Of he library. he shall pay the value of
the book, if defaced; double the value, if other
wise Injured; and ihreef ID, if lost; and shall be
suspended from the privilege Of borrowing, during
such time the faculty shall adjudge; but if The
book defaccd, injured or lost be volume of set
the case .hall be referred to the faculty, and the
studen, may be compelled by heir order, eli her to
pay fine, or TO pay for the whole set, or re-
place it, he taking the old, and being relieved
| from the fine.
Six,hly- before any SUDDEN, shall be permitted
to borrow any book from the library or to use an,
| he shall d"po4it with the bursar, the sum of ten
dollars ala deliver the bur,nrs receipt therefor to
| the library for s,fe keeping. The receip shnlI
purport that the deposit is of the use of
the library, and TO be accounted for according to
. the laws of the University. The deposi, .hall lie
accom- cd for by the tursar. NJ follows III foes
! incurred by str!ent and sli damages assessed
him, on account OF the Library, shall lie paid of
| IT, and the balance returned TO the student at the
end OF the session. A monthly ss,tlement shall
| be made by the Librarian wi TIE bursar, on &C
count Of this deposit; and whenever the whole de
post ia exhausted, il shall be renewed by like
sum. or such smaller SUN TIE faculty may drec.
| Until so renewed, the privilege of the studeu,
TO use the Library shall cease. II the student OBJ
| ject 10 any charge made agans, linn by the Ii
brarian, the faculty shall decide.
The Library sh'l be oren TO students every DIV
(Suuday exceated) during such hours as the facuI.
! ~ shall prescribe: hut they shall be admitted
within IT, o'y for the purpose of consulting such
books az they do not desire carry from, the Ii,
brnry; and not for the purpose OF boro wing books,
or returning those already borrowed Borrowed
book. shall he delivered ou, and eived back at
| some conveaient place without the Library, to be
designated 10y the faculty. within the hours when
the Library is open.
Students desiring enter the Library for the
purpose Of consulting looks therein, shall obtain
tickets OF admission in such manner as the FacuI-
ty may prescribe The numbers 10 be admitte Ell at
anY time, shall be 30 lmiel az 10 10 secure
order: such admissions sbslibe only within lie re-
gulsr hours for keeping open the Library and shall
| always be 10 presence of the Librarian or one OF
his assisants-while admitted, the student shall
observe perfect order and decOrum- shall pre
serve silence, shall abstain from injury, either to
the books, the building, or the furniure,-and he
shall take no book from its shelf. OF any boo,
that he may wi h TO consult, he shall furnish
memorandum to the Librarian or biz assistant; and
the Librarian his assistant shall place tie book
on the table provided for that purpose for the &C
OF the student ard shall return it 10 is place whom
the student has done with it.
IF any student, while in the Library, shall do
any damage 10 any beck, to The bull line or furni-
lure, or other property belonging TO the Univer.-
ty, he shall pay such damages shall be assessed
therefor by The faculty; and for this or any other
mi-corduct while in the Library, lie shall he LA
able to such other punishment a. the board IN tbe,
discretion may adjudse.
Strangers whom the Librarian may be willing n
attend, may visit the Library at sach hours and in
such numbers as The faculty may prescribe: bui
to- prevent derangemcn' of the books, they are 10
take no book from the shef. but in lis presence
They may also be permitted to consult any book
10 read in it, make notes or quotations from il, al
the table under such accommodations ard arrange
ments az the Librarian shall prescribe on his ON n
responsibility.
Precincts - Public property The precincts
OF the University to be regarded az o.exten
sive with the lands ned by the University be-
ing entire tract consisting of several parcels
wbereon the building erected.
The upper circular room OF he Rotunda shall be
reserved for library. Cne OF it's larger elIiptiesl
rooms on its middle floor shall be used for annual
examinations. for lectures 10 such schools as are
TOO numerous for the ordinary school rooms. and
for religious worship, under the regulations allow
ed 10 be prescribed by law--the other rooms on
the same floor may be used by schools of instruc
lion 10 drawing, music, other of the limo
cent and ornamental mplis hs enis of life; but
under such instructors only shall be approved
and licensed by the Faculty. The rooms In the
basement story Of the Rotunda shall be- one of
them for chemical laboratory, and the others for
any necessary purpose for which they may be A.
dspted.
The two apartments adjacent 10 the same story
OF the Rounda. shall be appropriated 10 the gym
nastic exercises and games of The students; among
which shall be reckoned military exercises.
The room provided for a school room in eyerv
Pavilion, shall he used for the school of its occupant
Professor, and shall be furnished By the IJnivet
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