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DEAR SIR:—Permit me to request your immediate and earnest attention
to the provisions of the following Statute in relation to the
1. Any license granted to retail spirituous liquors, 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 efficiency to the provisions
of the criminal law, the Trustees have ordained that any Student who may be seen publicly intoxicated shall be
dismissed, and any one in whose room ardent spirits may be found,
shall forthwith be 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.
A strict adherence by Parents and Guardians to the plain and wise provisions
of the law, will effectually shield their sons and wards from imposition. If
you will direct me to give notice to all concerned, that no unauthorized
account will be paid, you will not merely provide an indemnity for yourself,
but render a valuable service to the
If you wish, therefore, that no contracts shall be
entered into, here, in your name or on your account, please say so in a
written communication to the Bursar, and make such remittances to him,
from time to time, as may be indispensable to meet necessary
expenditures. Your silence upon the subject will be regarded as an
intimation that no particular supervision upon his part is expected or
desired.
PROFESSOR
Every Student is required to attend prayers thirteen times a week, and Divine worship in the College Chapel, on the Forenoon of every Sabbath. The Freshmen and Sophomores have fifteen, the Juniors seventeen and the Seniors thirteen recitations a week. All absences, whether unavoidable or not, are recorded, and a very simple computation will show the proportion of duties performed or omitted.
During the half session, which closed on Friday evening last, (a period of ten weeks,) Mr. ......................... has been absent from Prayers, .......... times, from Recitations .......... times, and from attendance on Divine Worship ............... times.—............... of these absences from Prayers, .......... from Recitation, and .......... from Divine Worship were unavoidable.
His relative grade of soholarship in his Class is
With respect to the necessary expenses of a Student, the Faculty entertain the opinion, that exclusive of the supplies of clothing ordinarily obtained from home, more than three hundred and twenty-five dollars a year is not necessary either to the comfort or reputation of any one.