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Permit me to request your immediate and earnest attention to the provisions of
the Revised Statute in relation to the
l. Any license, granted to retail spirituous liquor, wine or
cordials at 2. No person shall erect, keep, maintain or have at 3 No person in the State, without permission in writing from
the President of the 4. No person, at or within two miles of 5. No person shall set up, keep or maintain at 6. No person, without permission in writing obtained therefor
from the President of the 7. Any person who shall offend against, any of the provisions
of this chapter, hereinbefore recited, shall be deemed
guilty of a misdemeanor. 8. Any contract or agreement by any Student of the 9. Every contract made with a Student of the 10. Every such contract shall be incapable of being confirmed
and any promise or obligation given by such Student, after
his arrival at full age, shall be void.
To give full sanction and efficacy to the provisions of the criminal law, the
that any Student who may be
seen publicly intoxicated, or in whose room ardent spirits may be found,
shall be forthwith suspended or dismissed, as the circumstances of the case
may seem to require. This ordinance has been and will be faithfully
carried into execution in every instance of ascertained violation.
Extravagant habits ordinarily tend to the hindrance of all improvement,
intellectual and moral; and the deleterious effect is by no means confined to
the individual who is the subject of them. It is impossible to preserve young
men in all cases from indiscretions of this character. So carefully have these
evils been guarded against, however, that no parent can suffer from them, who is
faithful to the college, the community, his son, or himself. The Rev.
To ensure the due observance of these regulations, I have to
request that you will immediately advise the Bursar whether you are willing
that any account shall be opened here in your name, and if so, the amount
indebtedness you are willing to authorise.
Each Student is required to attend Prayers thirteen times, Recitations fifteen times, (except the Seniors who have only fourteen,) and Divine Worship once each week. All absences, whether unavoidable or not, are recorded. A very simple calculation, therefore, will enable you to ascertain the precise portion of duties performed and omitted.
During the half session, which closed on Friday evening last, (a period of ten
weeks,) Mr.
His relative grade of scholarship in his class is pretty much the same as heretofore. His deportment is pretty good.
With respect to the necessary expenses of a Student, the Faculty concur entirely
in the opinion expressed by the