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


/, hrar'" with the hursar account OF this dcpo-
sit; and whenever the whole deposit is exhausted,
t shall nc renewed by n like sum, VI such smaller
sum ~ the faculty may det Until % renewed,
the prNTc.e OF the student 10 use the Library shall
cease. Ii the student nhjec, tn any charge made u
Sainst him by the Lib a,,,n. The faculty shall de-
lie.
The Library shall be open II students every day
sun avs .xccI tcd) during such hours the facui
~ shall prescribe: but they shalt hc aimit,cf with
IN ". only Tor the purpose of consulting such books
As 'hcy do not desire TO carey from the Library; &
not tor the purpose If borrowing books, CIR ciurns
ing those already borrowed Borrowed books shall
be eli, sred and received back at some conyc
nent place without the Ii r,ry, .obe designated nv
the tao" y,-wIhin the hours wheu the III. arv IS
open. -
Students lcs.in2 to cnt CT the Libra yfr the pur.
pose oil consulting hooks therein shalt obtain Il L.
els oil admission, in such manner a. the Fasul,y
may r''Sciioc me numncrs TO nc admitted at any
one lime, shall lie SO lmtrd as 10 scru,c order (;
s"ch admission, shall he orIy within the re .uaF
hours Tor Keeping open The Library. and sta Al
ways h' IN presence of the i.ilrl,lp one Of ~,
ESTABLISHMENTS so aduiiticd, the suen, shallbb
serve perfect order and dccorum, preserve
silence, shall abstain from injury, either 10 the
BOOKS the building, the iurniture.-and he shah
take no book RON ITS shell! OF any book That he
may wish tn consult, he shall furnish meuIo an
DUN To tn Librarian hi, assistant; and Abe Lii
otatan or hs a>ssiant shall place the book oc the
table provided tor that pose or tho stu
dent and shall return 1t to its place, when the stu
dcnt has done with It
If any student, while in the Library, shall do any
damage. 10 any book, to the building or Gurni.
ture or other property belonging to the Univ crsity
he shall pay SUI DANA stall be asses ed there
Tor by the faculty; ana for this any o,her mi,-
conduct while N the Library, he shad be liable to
such other puni,hcnt the hoard in their Giscrc-
ton nay adjudgc
Strangers whom the Librarian may be willing to
attend may visit the Library at such and in
such NUMBERS as The faculty may prescribe but to
hey are q tax
no book from tho Shelf but hi, presence They
may also be permitted to consult any book, to read
" ~, iaNs no're &C 9a",a"ons '"om II. at the table,
under such accommodations and engagements as
the Librarian shall prescribe, on his owu responsi-
hility
Precincts -Pu6ic prorcrty-The precincts Of
the University To be re aardcd as cocxtcnsive
with the lands owned by tho University -beins one
entire tact consisting rf several pare cls-whercon
the buildings erected
The upper circular room OF tho Il, iunda shall be
reserved o' LIBRARY. One OF It's larger e,iiptcNl
rooms on lis middle floor shall be used for a mn
examinations, 'or lectures 10 such schools as are
zoo numerous i"r the ordinary school rooms, and
"r 'e,isious worship, under the rcsn'iliuns allow
9" 10 "S p'c-c'' cd ny ltw-the other rooms the
same floor may tc used by schools Of instruc.
'l'n III drawing, muse, any other OF The limo
cent and ornamental accomp!ishmcnts OF life: but
"h'er Shch instructors only shall he approved
and licensed by the Faculty The roo,os m tbc
.asEmcnt story o the Rotuada shall be- one of
thcui tor chenca; laboratory, and tho Others for
any necessary purpose for which they may be a.
..ap'cd.
lac two apartncr's aijacon 10 the same story
~ 'nc kotunda. shall re appropriated to the gyu
na'hc exercises and games al The students: anon
"aich Shall Gc rcckoncd military exercises
&c room pr"'Ided for school room in cvcry
fl ion shall be used or the school OF its occupant
Poo soc and shall te furpi he'd by the Univcrsity
nth the necessary bcnchc, and tables
the sHod rocin on the frst floor ofthc Rotunda
SnaN "e h''e" 'oI the reception OF the Natural and
~ N;saS.
'atc venerable Rector; aud they SAL. be there suita
1y arranged !or preservation and exhibition The
are and custody VI this apartment shall. for the
Prcs''t, be con feed to the i.ibrasan under such
EQUATIONS as the Facuil, may prescribe.
OirpensaIy- Thcre snail DC established IN the
Unworthy Dispensary, which shall bc attached
to the Medical School, and under the sole objection
and government of the Professor o. Medicine, who
snail attend personally Inc anatomirai theatre o,
such other place as he shall notify, Il ON half tier
one To two o'clock, on every Tuesday Thursday
anu Sa'ui Gay; for the purpose OF dispensin med
cal ADVICE, vaccination, and az. In Surgical Of
oranarv occurrence. 10 applicants needing them
All PoJr, free persons, dsordercd in body topic
ally or generally, ard applying for advice, sha Ii re
ceise It gratis; all others, bond or free shall re-
ceIvc II on payment of hall dollar each at.en-
dance, tor The Use OF the institution All persons
shall he vacnatcu gratis the Students psrt,c.
u'aIiy sha TIC encouraged 10 be SO, pro;cc ton
10 lhc In'htuiIon against the msady OIL the small
pox.
mittcd to attend with the Professor TO examine the
patcnts by the pulse, and other indications OF dis
ease, 10 ask OF them such questions the Proics-
o' S.d'' 'ntnk pertinent, aud shall permit, aud TO
acquire practical knowledge OF the processes OF
rna.macy, by taking part in the preparation of
medicines.
Inc monies so received shall be applied to the
PIoVidihS and keeping up proper and sufficient
OF medicines and salvcs, TO the procuring sur
S'Cai Instruments Tor ordinary operations and to
ueiraying other expenses necessary for the instiu
uoh. For the first stock OF medicines and neccs
saTy lnstruments, money shall be advanced from
the funds Of the University 20 be reimbursed from
the receipts OF the Dispensary
NotIce OF this enactment shall be inse tied in the
hTst Central Gazette oil each month, till discontin
uea oy the executive committee for the purpose of
keeping under constant notice, all those who nav
WISH to avail themselves Of the tcneG;s of the in
stitution "
The Committee ofthe House Of Represcn.
tatIyes upon the Letter of Mr.. CALrIoUN is
still sitting, daily, aud, we may saw, all day
long. We had not expected so protracied
an investigation, and cannot easily coniec-
'ure what may be the course of il. The
members OF the Committee do not communi
cafe what passes in the Committee, very
properly preferring that the record, when
made up, shall speak for itself Left to pre.
sumption, therefore, we are at liberty to sup
pose that the investigation has taken a wi
W. t"uSo NEps- tl,a -inStairu vvhelLor