Wednesday the 14th. Present the same members, & Chapman Johnson and Joseph C. Cabell.

On motion resolved; That the sentence of the Faculty pronounced on the 22d. of May in the present year expelling John Willis, a student of the University, is approved; and that the sentence pronounced on the 4th. of the same month expelling the student, Robert W. Walton, is also approved.

Resolved, That a student may be permitted to change his dormitory, by the Chairman for good cause shewn.

Resolved, That, dismissed students shall be interdicted from the precincts in the same manner as suspended students, and whenever a student shall be expelled dismissed, or suspended from the University, it shall be a part of his sentence, that he is interdicted from the precincts, as prescribed in the Enactments, and that part shall be communicated to him in writing.

Resolved, That students who have been expelled, suspended or dismissed, may hereafter be permitted to come within the precincts of the University, on the written permission of the Chairman, for a stated time for good cause shewn.

Resolved, That the words "Unless by leave of some professor", be stricken out from the 7th. Clause of Ch: 6. of the printed enactments at page 41, and that The following words, viz, Unless by leave of the Chairman in the manner prescribed by law, be inserted.

Resolved, That offences against the laws of the land may be left to the cognizance of the Civil Magistrate, if claimed by him; or may be subjected by the Faculty to any of the punishments permitted by the Enactments; and this whether the civil magistrate shall have taken cognizance of them or not; & that the 7th. section of the 4th. Chapter of the printed enactments be repealed

Resolved, That the Board perceives with regret that any professor should regard himself at liberty to alter or neglect the hour for the commencement of his lectures, or to direct the bell to be rung at any other time than that prescribed by the Enactments, and indulge the hope that reflection will satisfy every professor that he should prefer submitting to some personal inconvenience, rather than violate the positive provisions of a general law.

The accounts of the Bursar and Proctor were handed in.

The chairman of the Faculty laid before the Board the reports required by the Enactments together with the weekly reports of the Professors.

The Board then adjourn till tomorrow 8. O.Clock.