The central gazette. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1820-1827, 1827-01-06

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withheld the same 10 this end, he ia requfr. 10
DC wi .ant in observing all violations of the Law al
tie'passcs ahd ntrnsiIns, and prompt in rePoT,r.
them to tho Chair man--to lay before the civiist-
hority and communicate to the proper law liz y.
whenever required 10y the chairman, such inforiia.
| ton as may be calculated to prevent or punSA
| breaches oil the peace, ,rcspa..c, and m.demepSs
i orr WI h'n the 4 vcin'ts of the University :--a8
Instantly to exp'''um the precincts ali idle or ss(S
P'cipus iniruder, WHO may be icuu lur ing WITH
1 I" them, withou: eston. iblc bushes, and god
! cause. .
| The Proctor is alao charged with the su,v o.
Pe''''nd'"g all buildings in progress tor In
Ssrsty' ard seeing ttat they ave TAI hfulr, eAx
-o' maSinS all contracts the Universal
'"o'i cd, by theft laws OF settling accounts No
co"'iacure anu undei ak ers, and winy i'm tbc,
favor, on the Bursaf, for monies due to them. al
"in9 aoorets tor the University. S.itbin the lni,
a''o"e@ hy the laws. AMI experimenting and ect
M inc employ mrnt Of their abo, ;--of coeci ins
au paying TO the Bur.ar all uivfrcy s,tc To IN,
n.ve'sity from hu.i kee,vrs, students aad others
wnom he shall have into CONTRACTS y aud o,
uoi"S su'h o'aer acts, as are now, maybe here.
ae' 'pt'iay 'cquired oil him, by otbe, ena tine ns
or resolutions oil The visitors.
The Pro, t"r shall be allowed for his se,v;c.s /,
salary OF live bundled dollars, ~ DC paid hin, quar-
'ery ;-and so much Ia ADDITION thereto al tie end
vi each year, as viii DC necessary. nciudip. the
salary and commissvn he, ehy allowed him 10
make hrS in"oc fifteen humid ed doilas pe, oan,n,
Tie snail mo cover ha,c, f. rent tue budins Is
and grounds now assisnc TO the Proctor: he
maintaining the buildings, grounds and INC los ores
Ia good repair; but b.ins answerable Tor the dc
struetion OF the buildings by unavoidable accidents
rom t"mpests fire.
II the Proctor, in di, ing the funds of t:,r s,t,
cent sha pay o. any Article ot merchandise or Tor
any supplies not wa. auted the laws and reg II.
ations OF the Unl, ersity OF snaii IN any otter
manner, disbufsc them or any part OF them contra.
~ To the provisions Of this any other enactment
or, the Cnivsd.Hs; besides ssins liable Y anac
ct-Ity nc CkcY
ins dSssse toJlSISSun, o. tue improper d,sSerss-
mtnt, W be assessed hv the Faculty :--Ano Il he
or >ioiae any other 6u'y prescribed To hi-
by The laws Of the University, -bc.l.cs being iab,
10 an action on his bon 1, he SHAH pay totn} Bur-
sar, tor the benefit Of the University fiue not en-
ceeding t"emty dollars for any offence, to be
assessed by the Faculty
the Faculty may appoint a Janitor, who shall at.
TEND It's meetings, their several schools while in
si'n, and the meetings OF the Visitors; and shall
perform necessary menial Offices Ior them: Tor
which he shall receive one hunrt Ell and iotty do
lars yearly from the funds Of the UNIV ersity be
furnished with a lod .iug room. $50
compensation, Te-tdence, pnrs1its, &c of Pro-
Je'Sors-ihe Professors snail be permitted 10 occu-
Py rent Tree, Pa lion, each with the grounds APP
proPr'ated to it they shall also receive, rom the
funds OF the Univers ", such compensation a.,
saii nave been stipulated ny tue agent faxed by
ne board and, t. ON earn studen- attending them.
tuition 'eess hereinafter de- Jared Zoe Professors
snail permit no waste 20 be committed i'll taeir
mensj and shall nlintasn the 'ntinal, oil their
Pa'llions, and also the windo ~ ., ooors snd:lvcks
external dn'ins theic Occupation, IN ii goo repair
atd con alton as they shailnave 'eceiveu them
EaSh Procssor snail he at liberty to occupy the
the "ormi'ofiss adjoining his la,Iii. N, rither
. them: &c Payn, toe rem, and masing the re
p'is require" OF students oc'"Pyins, ao'mito,ies-
Inc Professors, Fu,oIs an"' all OthCets toe
university shall tesiue constantly ala. I'm eues
y TIE OdiversRy or 81 its precincts. signeo 10
'bcm. :-..-
Tie cole sa,c duties Professor, i ,.;ia, &
ems
sufficient to ens'oss ali hi, hou's of business: ue
shaii engage IN no other pursuits OF em"iument un-
connected "i.h the service oi the Unive Yiiy vita
out consent oi the Vi,itors
Inc Board o: Visitors, conside ring t,a: I, will DE
io' the bench o. the school OF heaicire that ITS
Professor shonld have oppor'unities of keeping in
mind, 10 acertain degree, the piaecai partsioi his
profession, and Of acqui in. moreover knowledge
OF the peculiaitie. OF disease nci.ent our CLIMATE
add country, are OF opinion mat, nani,ual
Practice within the rreciI, OF the University, he
he permitted also to act as const'ling pbysiria,
elsewhere timing these O atlous uowever as
not 10 interrupt the rcguiar business o. tbC scaooI.
Nanbev of PrctessoysAips, and branches of iea,1l-
RS--in the Unis'fsiiy o Vir1 mia. s,nal DE iostu
ted FOR the present eight protessorshi1s, Kit; J.
OF A"cI Mt Languages. Modein Languages
Mathematics. :. N-tural Philosophy 5 Natu-
raj History anatomy and Me4cinc T. MIRO.
al Philosophy 9 Law
In the school, AncieAt Languages are TO be
taught the higher grace o ,he Latin and Creek.
tJ1!' hSts Tue fttD cW. hleto &c, b. les LettreS
Anclcui History, ana ACCIDENT c., osraphy
In the school OF .'ionorn Ian snaaes are to be
tauSht French, Spani'h, Italian, Ger nian and tns
English Language, IN ITS Anglo Saxon :ornI, a 80
moacru History ans Modern Geography - IA
In the school OF Missionaries. are 10 or tauant
Mathematics generally, including the higher bran
ches OF Numerical Arthmctie, Algebra Tueonoa
ctry plane snd spherical, Geometry Men.1ra,Ion
Navigation, Comic sections, Fluxions Or off rem
liais, Mimitary and Civil Architecture
In the school Of Natural Philosophy, al to &c
taught the laws and properties OF bodies 9 IA .
including Mechanics, States, Hydro.tati, n :
drauIics, Pncumatics, Acoustics, Optics ana AS
tronomy
Int school OF Natural History, are 10 be Taught
Botany, Zoology, Mi"eralogy. Chemistry, Geolo
gy, and Rural Economy.
In the school Of Anatomy and Medicine are Ia
be taught Anatomy. Surgery, the history of the
pro Sress and theories OF Medicine PLY ology Pa
thology, Matcria Medical and Pharmacy.
In the school OF Moral Philosophy, are TO be
taught Mental Science generally, including Ide6lo
gy, General Grammar, Logic aud Ethics, and also
Political Economy
IL the school of Law, shall be taught the cam
mon and statute Law, that Of the Chaneery, the
laws FeudlI, Civil, Mcrcatotial Maritime and O.
Nature and Nations, and also the principles Of Co
veTnment.
This arrangement, howcv err, sha u not be under
stood as iorbddihg occasional transpostions OF a
particular branch Of science from one schoo. to a.
mother, IN accommodation of the particu ar daalifi
cations o! different Professors
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