Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-01-30

more than one hundred anu twenty dollars Tor diet,
lodging and other Offices and accommodations oil
the house and tenement, during like term, be ad
u,itted 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 insti,u ion at ainable
by the greatest number; that their funds may be
administered .yith the least interruption 10 their
studies, and in the manner best calculated TO SUBJ
serve the purposes for which they are supplied;-
| that their minds may not be Withdrawn by the
temptations of parade and pleasure, from the
Requirement of literature and science, useful habits
and honorable distinction; the Rector and Visitors
do enact follows:
No student resident within the precincts shall
matriculate till he shall have deposited with the
Proctor all the money, checks, bills, drafts anu
other available funds which he shall have In his pos
session. or under his controul, in any manner in
tended to defray his expenses while student OF The
University, or on his return from thence TO ms
residence Nor shall he matriculate till he shall
have deposited a sum at least suihcient alter de-
Quoting the Proc,or's commission .heIeirom 10 pay
Tor the use Of his dormitory and the public rooms,
to pay the fees of the professors whom he may
design TO attend,-to pay three months board TO
his hotel-keeper, to purchase the text books and
stationary which he may want at the commence
ment and deposit Of ten dollars, TO cover contin-
gent charges and assessments against hini-if he
pa more than this, he shall designate the uses to
which i, is to be applied: whether Tor board, for
clothing for books and stationary, or tor pocket
money.
In like manner, he shall deposit with the Proctor
and designate the of all other funds which he
shall receive while student tine OhifersNy' ior
the purposes aforesaid
AT the end of the first three months OF the SEES
sion, he shall deposit enough TO pay his board and
other ex penses for the next three months;-and al
the expiration of the second period OF three months,
he shall deposit enough TO pay his board and other
| g. nf he
IL the student fail to pay in advance the two last
| inst ailments of his board, as herein required, and
shall be in default for days, the Proctor shall
report him 10 the Chairman of the Faculty that
proper measures may be taken to compel Perior-
nance, and if necessary punish the default
| When the student shall deposit any iunds with
| the Proctor he shall take from him a fair receipt
stating the amount deposited, the several purposes
to which is TO be applied, and the sum to be ap-
piled 10 each which receipt he shall deliver to The
Chairman of the Faculty, to be preserved carefully
| by their secretary. Aud if the student desire IT,
the Proctor al the same time shall give HIM du-
plicae receipt for his keeping
The expenses of the student resident IN The Uni
versiy. shall be limited as follows:
! For board the use of the domitory and public
rooms, and tuition fees, as prescribed by other en-
| actmen's.
| For clothing, during any session, sum not ex-
ceedins one hundr ed dollars
For pocket money, during ordinary session,
not exceeding forty dollars; and for the next ses-
sion. no, exceeding twenty five dollars.
For books and stationary. whiteve r The parent
or guardian may think fit to allow
For medicine and medical attendance, whatever
may tie necessary.
The limits here prescribed, shall in no case be
ex ceeded; unless under special circumstances, the
Faculty may allow il.
The dress of the students, wherever resident
shall be unifurm and plain. The coat, " ais'coa,
and, air nE 0f a y III at
price not exceeding six dollars per yard The
Goa shall be single breasted with a standing cape
and skirts of moderate length, with pocket flaps
The wai=tcoat shall be single breasted, with stand
! ing collar, and the pantaloons oil the usual form
The buttons of each garment 10 be flat, and cover
! ed with the same cloth. The pantaloons and
waistcoat of this dress may vary with the season,
the latter OF hich, when required by the season,
may he of white; the former, oil light brown cot
ton or linen. Shoes with black CATERS in cod
weather, and white stocking in warm weather.
| ard in no case boots -hall be worn by them. The
neck cloth shall e plain black in he cold; white in
the warm season. The hat round and black.
The student shall wear this dress on the bba;h,
on examinations and public exhibitions, in the u
University; and whenever they appear without its
precincts. On all other occasions, within the
precincts, they may plain black gown,
cheap frock surtout Of clio Ii of the color
and price abuve described, may be worn, but sha!
he substituted on the public occasion specified
for the uniform coat first prescribed.
The form of the dress, in each article, shall be
according TO a model 10 be provided by the Proc
tor under the d eciion of the Executive committees
with conspicuous badges the coats such az the y
shall prescribe In of mourning, the custom
airy badges may be always added
These regulations of uniform during the next
session may be dispensed with, by the Chairman
of the Faculty, in all cases where the SUDDEN,
shall have procured his clothing without notice OF
them.
No resident student shall contract any debt
whatsoever; but for every thing purchased by him,
he shall forthwith pay the cash, upon
fund in the hands of The Proctor, adequate and
applicable the 60.
No sisdent resident out of the Univ ersiiy shall
matriculaie, till he shall have deposited with The
Proctor funds sufficient, after deductng the Proc
tors commissions to pay the fees of the professors
whom he designs to attend; the sum charged him
for the of the public rooms; and ten dollars,
deposit to cover contingent charges, and as
sessments against him for injuries to the buildings
and other property of the University. And if at
any time this deposition shall be exhausted, before
the end of the session, the use of the public rooms
shall be denied him IL he shall have paid any bs-
lance Of assessments against him, and have made
such further deposit with the proctor, the chair
OF the faculty shall require.
No student, wherever resident, shall It any time
visit any tavern confectionery without leave
ON the chairman of the faculty. or some professor
whose school he attends.
No student resident within the precincts, shall
be absent therelrom after night without such leave,
unless when he shall visit some private fani and
shall give notice oil -uch visit and Of the family viz
siieJ, by written memorandum signed by himself,
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