The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1866-01-24

til he shall have attained the age Of fifteen
years. and shall agree to enter az least three
of the schools provided for by this Act: Pro-
uided h0uerer, That in ST. Il cases the Chair
man of the Faculty may at his discretion,
ermit an applicant TO take less than three
Schools Ihe fees to be paid by each student
shall be as follows: If the student enters
three schools or more, for each school he shall
pay twenty-five dollars per annum; if the
student enters two schools only, for each
school thrty-fve dollars per annum; if the
student enters only one school fifty dollars
per annum The compensation for room rent,
use Of Library and such damages to the prop
erty Of the corporation as may be done by
each student, shall be regulated by the Board
Of Trustees.
Y. The Board of Trustees may, If it is
deemed proper, gives license to one or more
persons learned in the Law and one or more
Professors Of medicine, to give instruction in
their respective professions in the SAID Uni
verSity, and assign to them Or any OF them, a
Lecture room or Lecture rooms in which at
times and under terms and conditions, and
with tuition fees prescribed by the said Board
they may respectively form classes and dcliv-
er instructions in their respective professions; ;
and the same license may, if deemed proper
by the said Board be given to a person or
persons qualified to instruct in any mechani-
cal or practical pursuit None of the branch
es of instruction provided for in this section
shall be considered as schools, or included in
the number necessary to be taken by any
persons bef re matriculation.
VI Each Professor hereinbeforc provided
for shall he allowed to occupy house belong
ing to the corporation free of rent and be en-
titled to receive salary of one thousand dol
lars to be paid quarterly in advance by the
Treasurer Of the State and shall be entitled
to receive such tuition fees as may be paid
by the students entering the school at the
head of which such Professor may be.
VII. The Board Of Trustees shall appoint
Libra!i ian who shall act as Treasurer of the
corporation and Secretary TO the Faculty and
perform such other duties and receive such
salary as the Board of Trustees may prescribe.
VIII. The various Professors appointed to
give instruction in the various Schools provi-
ded for III this Act shall constitute Board to
be called the Faculty of the University Of
South Carolina, one Of whom shall be chosen
bv the Board of Trustees as Chairman of the
said Faculty, who shall perform the duties
herctnfpr, imposed upon the President of tho
South Carol!ta College except where the same
has been altered or modified by this Act.
TX. That nine members Of the Board of
Trustees at any stated or occasional meeting
there +. shall constitute a quorum for the
transaction Of any business which is intrusted
to the said Board and in case Of the absence
of the President Of the Board at any meeting,
the majority Of those present, provided there
be quorum may proceed to elect President
pro teWr0Tc.
x. That the Members of the General As
senbly from each Election District in this
State, or q majority Of them, are hereby au-
thorized and empowered, from time to time,
to select one youth from each of their reSpec-
tive Districts, who shall be received into this
University, and be allowed to matrlcu!ate IN
this Institution, and enter any three of the
Schools provided for in this Act which may
te selected by him, without any charge for
tuition, room-rent, or use of the Library
and each Professor hercinbcfore provided tor
shall be elected upon condition that be Will
give gratuitous instruction in his School tc
such of the said youths as may enter MS
School: Procided, howerer, That no person
receiving the benefit of this section shall be
exempt from any charge which may be made
for damages done by him to the property ol
| the corporation.
XI That tie Board of Trustees may, il
deemed advisable, elect Bursar, who shal
hold his office upon such terms and conditions
perform such duties, and be entitled to re-
ceive such salary or compensation, as the salc
| Board may prescribe.
In the Senate House, the twcnty-frst da7 O.
December, in the year Of our Lord one
thousand eight hundred and sixty.tlye.
W. D. PORTER,
President of the Senate.
C. H SIMONTON.
Speaker of the House of Representatives,.
Approved: JAMES J.. Gar.