The central gazette. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1820-1827, 1827-01-20
ENACTMENTS

BY HE Recior ana Visitors If tie University Of Pir-
&"'a' for cc"sttttt1"g, s0,srmfss and conduct
ing Nat institution pas ed December, 1926,
{ Coeck4acd.)
Reafdencc The dormories shall he occufied
10y two students each, and more at sixteen dol
lars yeaiIy ent, TO be psid to ,he Proctor, hall
by each occupant, the whole hv one If there be
only one, and every student within the same term
shall payto the Proctor, Also for Unvers i,y.
fifteen dollars annually, 10. his participation ia the
use oil the public apartments, during the session.
Every student shall he required to have his name
painted on the door OF his dormi,o.y, and studen
! shall be allowed change his dorni,ory wthou
petmiss ion from the Faculty.
| Each student who may reside without the pre-
shall he ,sani,cd - ressse, his place Of resi-
Poice-The Faculty shall have power from time
20 unie 10 prescribe tegulai ions Of police. not in
consistent with the laws The land or the enact.
ments o this board, which regulations sh all be sub
micd to the Visitors at theft succeeding meet.
ing. and shall DC in force till disapproved by the
Visitors, or repealed by the Faculty
The Proctor is Iequi' ed to keep the drains in the
grounds o the University always free from obstruc-
ton, and TO construct such others:as the Exccu-
tive committee may direct.
NO student shall admit any disturbing noises in
his room, make the any where within the nre
Of tie University or fire gun or psto with
in the Same. pain of such minor sentence as the
Faculty shall dccrce but the proper use OF mu-i.
cal insttumcnts shall be freely allowed in their
rooms, and in that appropriated for insruc ton In
mus sic.
The Faculty shall have the power, Tor offensive
conduct; OF removing the occupant from any dor
mitory
No student shall, within the precincts, of the u
nversity, introduce. keep OF use weapons or arms
o. any kind, gun powder; nor keep servant,
horse or dog.
Hacks and other carriages let on hire, shallbe ad
uitted within the precincts Of the University onIy
un or such regulations shall be prescribed by
the Faculty
Students hcrctofor or Thereafter expelled from ,ie
University, shall be absolutely inhibited from com
ing within its pre- iDcts for the period of 5 years
after such expulsion unless by leave of some Pro
lessor; and il any surh expelled student sha come
within the precincts in volttion eff this enactment
IL sha u be the duty Of the Proctor 10 warn him off
and ii he do not depart, afterwards returns the
Proctor shall consult with the attorney employed
for the University, and take such measures as the
law vii! allow for furnishing the offence and proven
ting its repetition No student shall, for the time
above specified admit any atudcnt into his dormo-
ry who has been shall be expelled from the inst
tuition; nor SHALL he admit any student who has
been Or shall be dismissed suspended from it, du-
ring the continuance of such di'mi5son suspen-
sion; under pain Of such punishment as the Facul.
" may choose to direct.
No suspended student shall be permitted to reside
within five miles Of the Uni crily during the con-
tnuante Of su suspension, unless with the con
sent oftbe Faculty.
EIpences- Dress.--Evcry student shall pay to
tbc Professor whom he attends, If he attends bot
onc fifty dollars for the session OF ten nihs and
half If two, thi:y dollars EACH If three or more
twenty five dollars each.
NO keeper Of any of the hotels OF the University
shall rsGu.re or receive more han one hundred dol
lars for die'ipg auy student during the session of
ten months and half: nor shall any person board
ing elsewhere than wih his parents, in any house,
aud using VINE or dent spirits, mixed or unnix-
ed, within such house or its tencmcuts. pspi. .
more man nuporeo and twenty dollars for diet,
lodging and other Offices and Of the
house and tenement. during like term, be admit
ted to any school OF the University.
In order that the expenses Of the students may
be restrained within that reasonable limit which
will make the benefits Of this institution attainabIe
by the greatest number that their funds may be
administered with the least interruption to their
studies, and in the best calculated to sub
serve the purposes for which they supplied -
that their minds may not be whdrs wn BY the temp
talions Of parade and pleasure, from the acqni-c
mens OF literature and SCIENCE, uscfll hsIi,s and