Colonial Echo, 1899 . 1. I. 1-Jo, by lijiri>er & BrotlK-is. THE OLD CAPITOL. Erected in 1731 , burnt in RESIDENCE OF CHANCELLOR GEORGE WYTHE, IN ^innrie/i-i of Gevrye Wasliwijtmi hi liSl, the necessary attention which those Il-ofessors oiiglit to pa\- to the conductand behavior of the students has been ahiiost totally interrui)ted. Where-upon they solemnly declare that those Irofessors, by engat^ing in marriageand the concerns of a private family and shifting iheir residence to am placewithout the college had acted contrary to the principles upon which thecollege wa
Colonial Echo, 1899 . 1. I. 1-Jo, by lijiri>er & BrotlK-is. THE OLD CAPITOL. Erected in 1731 , burnt in RESIDENCE OF CHANCELLOR GEORGE WYTHE, IN ^innrie/i-i of Gevrye Wasliwijtmi hi liSl, the necessary attention which those Il-ofessors oiiglit to pa\- to the conductand behavior of the students has been ahiiost totally interrui)ted. Where-upon they solemnly declare that those Irofessors, by engat^ing in marriageand the concerns of a private family and shifting iheir residence to am placewithout the college had acted contrary to the principles upon which thecollege was founded and their duty as Professors. Then follows the broadresolve that all irofessors and Masters hereafter to lie ap|>ointed, be con-stantly residents of y college, and upon marriage of such Professor or Mas-ter that his professorship he iiiinwdiahly iucalcd.
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