The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-02-01

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~. graduate. ia 1859. &c D,ckitssh cOl
legr. Carlisle. Is Atjarei Professor Of Rhe
l.aic and Logic. Tas sddIiicnslsslsblist-
aens ssinres shat ample pfotnirn j,
a.ade md rmuistisn msniEssssd "a Issal
"a ranpasi'ina and nrs,0sy. Sc. Otens
Is yeDnR minister oflhs Me.hsdiss pee,
spsrIen-.f.g laHing mind ssd free nler.
anse. lsesstd i'm 6ns inielItclBi' pow.
srs. G'bnllisrt iahagir suoa srd . benigr
tempersthsnt. he Is eslculs,td 10 be bo,h
7 pariIa, preacher snd profsssnr.
8. MILIIAn II. Owls. A. M. is s To-
Tor Il Aae,eai l.sngsase.. he YES barn
- Henry country. Va. uss graduate Of
this UnivrT<ily IN lie ri4ss &c 1888. and
t~o years af,rswsrd-. The Trustees elect
"a him 70 'rurrship. To qualify him
far his sphere oI trust. he possesses arc
leahse memnry, and -dlscriminaiing
mind.-he is thoroughly read in The scr
enee 81 grammar. aud slss,s m.nife.ts =
very snxlaus desire tha. ihnse aho.e
puP.lsge passes under his iuiuun. NAV
excel IN their studies and be real scholars.
Were his heal h equal 10 his mind aid
lesrninR. he need thank no man ior en-
cominm..
Q. RALPn II GRAVES. A NJ. is Tutor
nf Mathematics. HIS bitth-Plaes sas 10
GRANVILLE county. Nc. His fame Is )
Mathematician. be acquired sh,le So
phlsler in calleg,; and ID 1897. The
Trustees elected him tutor 10 Thai de-
pa. tneni.
These are the members az Tho Fseull,;
slways accessible &, The students. slwsys
frank and courteous q strangers The Tor
mes are treated as yonng genllemeL; none
OF them. no, even the freshmen. are ac-
counted nnde,lings 10 thuse 10 highe,
classes, seco.di.g 70 ussges 10 aneltn,
times Al our eldest colleges. AL the Fseul-
~ receive competent sslsriei; The Presi-
dent add three or Tour ofIhe Professors are
furnished hy he Trustees mlih dwelling
houses. The Tutors have lheir rooms 10
me College buildings.
Pho religious character lie University
j. evangelical or orlhodox-not scclarian.
Morning and evening prayers are strictly
attended daily by professors and students;
and sfccial regard is paid 10 the Sabbath
and Divine worship; % the morals of the
students and their department. There
IS Legislative statute; which makes ii
penal for any person AZ Chapel Hill, or
within two miles Of il, either to retail
spiritnous liquors, 10 sell any goods, wares
s--ssss --xuucsss or yus-e
fersity; or to exhibit any theatrical,
'lright Of hand or equestrian peiforman-
:es, or rope.danring, without license in
writing from the Faculty; and all games
II chance are strictly forbidden BY law.
20 faithfully are these provisions carried
INTO effect, thai M spirituous liquors nor
vines can be purchased there by stu /
lent, or even stranger, without a Ply
'ician's certificate. Every Students like
wise strictly forbidden by College-laws
o have any sPirituous orfermen,ed liquors
n his room, 10 keep firearms or any dam
yerous weapon Or 70 engage in any game
\ hazard. On the contrary, all encou-
given to promote learning, and
practice The moral virtues. Young men,
iatives ofihe state, able to produce evil
ience Of talents, siudioas habits, and ex-
,mplary morals, have their tuition and
nom-reni free, if they cannot pay for /
hem; and usually len Or twelve students,
W ~ year. Al all themselves of this pri-
'ilege. The students are engaged in their
aadies and recitations. from eight to ten
lnurs daily, rccite sixteen hours every
week; and actually pass nine months III
he year al the University. Two or more
{ them deelain, on the stage i'm the pub
lc Hall, every evening Immediately after
'rayers: often in private before the Pro-
ssssr of Rhetoric.
Appnrteuant TO the University are two
terary Societies, the DIALEcTIc and
Instituted in l795; and
} one or the other belong all ths College
ludents. There are twn CLASSES ofmem-
ers. regular and honorary. They have
leir exhibitions, and alternately choose
. older member to deliver an address iii
lie Chapel befire The Societies on tie
~ preceding the annual commence /
tent. Theirs and the college libraries
,ntain about 1000 Volumes, besides |
Inbound pamphlets. Ii
The sessions or terms, the vacations, (
III The public examinations, every year, |
e severally two. The Annirasary COM |
encemeni is on the first Thursday of
me; appointed so early, that the str I