The central gazette. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1820-1827, 1827-01-13

uiseretinn oil The Faculty ;aud every st0deut
who shall within the precincts iutr oduce, keep
or use, any spirItuOus OF viaous liquors, or
any cards, dice or other implements Ut ga
ming, shall be subject to the like punish
ment. -
Riotous, disorder,y, intrnperate or indie
cent conduct OF any s,udeat shaii be punish
ed by Introduction Of u residence within the
precincts, or by any ofthe major or minor
pun'shu'ents al the disc, elton Of the Faculty;
aud every occupant Of a dormitory permit.
ting these offences therein, shall be subjec,
10 ANY minor punishment, vt the Discretion
OF the Faculty, =
Qtenees cosnizabIc by the laws OF the
land, shall be teft 10 the cosuizahce Of the
civil magistrate, If claimed by Him or 9th.
erwise, TO the judgement Of the Faculty.
All others, TO that Of the Faculty and such
oil these rs are mt specially dc.isnated in
the Enactmcnts Of the Visitors, may be sub
Jecied by the Faculty 10 any Of the punish
ments permitted by these Enaetmenis.
All damage done to instruments, books,
buildings, or other property of che Un,yer-
sIty by any student, shall. be made good al
his expense, and wiifui injury to ANY tree,
SIN ub, or Other plant, Within the precincts,
shall be. punished by hue not exceeding ten
dollars, ut the discretion oil The Faculty.
intox'eation shall, for the first offence, be
liable tn e"y Of the minor punishmeuts md
any repetition of the offence, To any of the
tnaJaf Punisnments.
NO student shalt appear out Of his dormi
tory masked or tdisguisel III any manuer
whatever which may render the recognition
OF his person more difficult. on pain Of sus
pension or expulsion by the Faculty OF Pro-
fessors. ~.
Any combination Of students TO do an un-
lawful act, shalt subjec, tho offenders TO a.
ny fthe punishments, ct the dlscre,ion of
the Faculty.
Ia. ynnth of the country cannot learu too
eafiy TO respect the laws. To eyade the pro-
cess OF the courts necessary 10 the admins
iration OF Justice. IS u high contempt of.these
laws, aud Indicates disposition TO insubor-
dtnation which requires the decided repre-
hensioR OF the Board.
Therefore, the Faculty will make known
10 the students that the Visitors strongly
dlsapprove every attempt to evude the pro-
cess Ut the Courts.
Any student, IN any manner, evading the
process OF the Courts, shall be Liable TO any
OF the penalties prescribed by the Enact
ments of the University.
Every student engaged in a duel or COM
bat with weapons which may Inilct death,
either by lighting, or sending lr ace cptiDg u
challenges 80 bgii, or bearing such challenge,
or being second 10 either OF the principal in
sach duel. or by being accessory to SUCH duel
or challenge by aiding, assisting OF enc"ura-
Sing it,---shali DC liable 10 instant expulsion
frG,n The University, not remlssible by the
Facuity. Aud It shall be the duty oil the
iSrecIet 70 g.g. Information theseaf 10 ..h.y.
civil authority, that the parties nIay be deaii
with according to law.
lfany student be irregular or makine IN.
due proficiency in all his classes for more
than mCnth after his parent or guardian
has been Informed or if The Faculty are sat
ssfied that he is not fulfilling the purposes
for which he was sent 10 the institution, and
IS not likely TO fulfil them, and his parent or
guardian shall not withdraw him after hay-
inG received timely notice thereof; the Fa-
Guilty may dismiss him.-But they shall not
exercise this power until they siali have Civ
en- the student written information Of the OBJ
jectiops 10 his conduct, and have afforded
him an opportunity of explanation and de-
Fence. Their order IF Dismissal shall as
sign the cause thereof, shall be communica-
ted to the parent or guardian, and laid before
tile Visitors at their next meeting.
Inattcndapce on school, inattcntion to the exer-
cises prescribed, misbehaviour or indecorum in
school, shall be subject to any O The minor pun
ishments; and the Professor OF the school may
singy reprove dismiss from the room during INC
day.
No studcrt shall make any festive entertainment
within the precincts Of the Univ ersity nor contr
butte 20 or be present at them there or elsew here
tut with the consent OF each of the Professors whose
school he attends on pain OF aminor punishment
The Faculty are requested to make known to
the students that II is with great regret that
breaches Of order committed by the unworthy few
who Turk among Them unknown, render uecess airy
the extension to all, OF processes affecting to the
feelings oil chose who conscious nf their own
correctness, and who are above all participation in
those vicious Sulsrties While the offcDdeIs
continue unknown the tarnish Of their fault spreads
itself over the worthy so, and coniounds all in a
common censure. But that IL is in their power to
eiieve themselves from the imputations and pauful
proceedings 70 which they thereby subjected Ny
lending their aid to the Faculty all occasions to
wards detecting the real guilty. The Visitors are
aware that a prejudice prevails, too extensively
ness one against another. While this prevails, and
have been unwilling to autborisc CONSTANT, and
have therefore, in their regulations this subject,
INDUCED the error, however uniounded in or
morality. But this loose principle in the ethics
of school. boy combinations is unworthy of mature
and regulated minds end !, accordingly condemn
o by the laws OF their country, which in offences
within their cognisance, compel those who have
knowledge OF TACT, to declare IT for the purposes
OF justice and os the general good and safety Of
cety. And certainly where wrong has been done;
he who knows and conceals the doer Of it, max es
himself an accompiicc, and justly censurable as
such. IL becomes then but an act OF Justice to