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Columbia Theolosical
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Constitution of the
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PLAN OF GOVERNMENT

-OF THE-

THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY

OF THE-

SYNOD OF SOUTH CAROLINA AND GEORGIA

COLUMBIA, S. C

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COLUMBIA, S. C.:

WILLIAM SLOANE, BOOK AND JOB PRINTER.
1891.

PLAN OF GOVERNMENT

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Theological Seminary

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SECTION I

OF THE ASSOCIATED SYNODS.

1. Article 1. The Seminary shall be under the direction and
control of the Synods of South Carolina, Georgia, Alabama, and
South Geogia and Florida, and others which may hereafter be
associated with them, through the incorporated body known as
" The Board of Directors of the Theological Seminary of the Synod
of South Carolina and Georgia," which has always hitherto had
charge of the property of the institution, the Associated Synods
retaining the power of instruction and ultimate control.

2. Art. 2. The General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church
m the United States shall have the right of general supervision over
the interest of this Seminary, and for this purpose the Directors
shall lay before the Assembly, at its annual meeting, a report setting
forth the existing condition of the institution ; and the Assembly
can advise and recommend measures for its welfare. Should the
Assembly see reason, at any time, to object to any of the acts of the
Directors or other authorities of the institution, it shall send down,
in writing, to the Synods, its opinions in the premises, but shall
have no controlling negative, nor the right to originate any measures
for the management of the Seminary.

3. Art. 3. Alterations or amendments of this Plan of Govern-
ment are in every case to be proposed to the Synods at one meeting,
but not adopted till the meeting of the subsequent year, except
by a two thirds vote in at least two of the Synods and a majority
in another.

SECTION II.

OF THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS.

4. Article 1. The Board of Directors shall consist of fifteen
members ; and no one shall be a member of the Board who is not
either a minister, a ruling elder or deacon. These Directors shall
receive their appointment from the respective Synods, as provided
for in the Article immediately following. Vacancies occurring ad
interim may be filled by the Board until the next meeting of the
Synod not fully represented.

5. Art. 2. Of the members of the Board, the Synod of South
Carolina shall elect six; the Synod of Georgia four; the Synod of
Alabama three, and the Synod of South Georgia and Florida two ;
the term of office of five of whom, viz : two from the Synod of South
Carolina and one from each of the other Synods, shall expire each
year. Of these fifteeen Directors, four ministers, one from each
Synod, shall be designated by their respective Synods as Examiners,
whose special duty it shall be to attend the examinations at the close
of every term and report thereon to the Board of Directors.

6. Art. 3. The Board shall elect its own President, Vice-
President, Secretary, and Treasurer; and shall appoint its own
organ, or organs, of communication with the Synods. The
Treasurer shall be a member of the Presbyterian Church, but need
not be a member of the Board, and shall give a suitable bond.'

7. Art. 4. The Board of Directors shall meet statedly once
in each year, at the close of the session, and may meet oftener on
its own adjournment. It shall also meet when it is called together
by its President, or by any three of its members, not more than two
of whom shall be from the same Synod, who are hereby empowered
to convene it. It shall appoint an Executive Committee to act
ad interwi between its stated sessions. Five members shall constitute
a quorum of the Board for the transaction of business ; provided
they are not all of one Synod.

8. Art. 5. All Professors of the Seminary shall be elected by
the Board of Directors, two-thirds of all the members of the Board
being necessary to a choice. But such elections shall be subject to
the approval of the Synods, to which they shall be reported at their
next stated meetings thereafter ; and if an election is approved by a
majority of the Synods, it shall be regarded as complete.

9. Art. 6. The Board shall have authority by a two-thirds
vote to transfer a Professor from one chair to another, the act being

subject to like approval by the Synods. The Board shall also have
authority to fix the salary of each Professor.

10. Art. 7. The Board shall hold all the property belonging
to, or to be acquired by, the institution, in trust for the Associated
Synods; and nothing in this plan of government shall be understood
as in any manner or degree infringing upon its legal and chartered
rights.

11. Art. 8. The Board shall appoint such committees of
investments as it shall deem necessary.

12. Art. 9. The Secretary of the Board shall conduct its cor-
respondence, preserve on file its papers, and keep a record of its
proceedings in a book which shall be annually submitted to the in-
spection of the Synod of South Carolina, and a certified copy of the
minutes of each year shall be sent to the other Synods.

13. Art. 10. The Treasurer shall receive, manage, and (with
the joint advice and consent of the appropriate Committees of
Investment) invest the funds of the Seminary, under the direction
of the Board. He shall give bond for their faithful management,
in such sum as the Board shall direct, with sufficient sureties, to
"the Board of Directors of the Theological Seminary of the Synod
of South Carolina and Georgia." He shall give receipts for all
monies received; pay all monies appropriated by the Board ; and
make an annual itemized report of the state of the funds, and of the
expenditures of the Seminary, to the Board of Directors. And the
Board shall appoint, at least once a year, a committee of two or
more of its own members, before whom all the bonds, notes and
assets of the Seminary shall be exhibited by the Treasurer.

14. Art. 11. The Investing Committees shall aid the Treas-
urer in investing the funds of the Seminary such investments always
to be made in the corporate name of the institution; and the In-
vesting Committees are further required to make an annual itemized
report to the Board, through the Treasurer, of whatever funds may
have been invested with their advice and consent.

15. Art. 12. When the further continuance of a Professor
in the Seminary shall, in the judgment of two-thirds of all the
members of the Board of Directors, be deemed undesirable, the
Board shall request him to resign, and if he declines to do so it
shall, by a vote of two-thirds of all the members, without a formal
trial, dissolve his relation to the institution j and this action shall
be final.

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16. Art. 13. When a Professor shall be removed from his
chair by the Board, either with or without the instruction of the
Synods, that chair shall be vacant from the date of the removing
act, and the Board may proceed at once to fill the vacancy.

17. Art. 14. The Board shall annually submit a full written
report of the State of the Seminary to the Synods.

18. Art. 15. The Board, for its information, may, at its
stated meetings, and at such other times as may be deemed advisable,
hold conference with the Faculty in regard to the interests of the
institution.

19. Art. 16. The Board shall make all rules and regulations,
and generally do whatever it deems for the welfare of the Seminary;
provided the same shall not be repugnant to this J^lan of Govern-
ment, the orders of the Synods, or the Constitution of the Presby-
terian Church.

20. Art. 17. The Board shall open and close all its sessions
with prayer.

21. Art. 18. Every Director, previously to taking his seat as
a member of the Board, shall solemnly subscribe the following
formula: "Approving the Plan -of Government of 'The Theo-
logical Seminary of the Synod of South Carolina and Georgia,' I
solemnly declare and promise, in the presence of God and the
Board, that I will faithfully endeavor to carry into effect all the
articles and provisions of said Plan of Government, and to promote
the great design of the Seminary."

SECTION III.
PROFESSORS and faculty.

22. Article 1. The Professorships in this Seminary shall be
those of Biblical Literature and Exegesis of Scripture, Didactic and
Polemic Theology, Church Government and History, Pastoral
Theology and Sacred Rhetoric, and Natural Science in connection
with Revelation and Christian Apologetics, and such others as the
Synods may, from time to time, establish. There may be also a
Tutor of the Hebrew Language, to be appointed by the Faculty,
and his salary to be fixed by the Board.

23. Art. 2. The Professors of Didactic and Polemic Theology,
of Church Government and History, and of Pastoral Theology and
Sacred Rhetoric, shall be ordained ministers of the gospel, and shall
have been engaged in the discharge of pastoral duties for at least

five years. The other chairs may be rilled by ordained ministers
without such experience.

24. Art. 3. The election of Professors shall be by ballot, it
having been previously made the order of the day, and a season of
special of prayer having been observed for the Divine direction in
the choice, immediately before the time of the nomination.

25. Art. 4. Each Professor shall lay before the Faculty and
the Board, as soon as practicable after his appointment, a detailed
exhibition of the system and method which he proposes to pursue,
as well as of the subjects he proposes to discuss in conducting the
studies of his classes, and he shall be entitled to their assistance and
advice in the conduct of his department.

26. Art. 5. Every Professor, when inaugurated, shall publicly
subscribe the Confession of Faith and the other standards, agreeably
to the following formula: "In the presence of God and these
witnesses, I do solemnly subscribe the Confession of Faith, Catechisms
and other standards of government, discipline, and worship of the
Presbyterian Church in the United States, as a just summary of the
doctrines contained in the Bible, and promise and engage not to
teach, directly or indirectly, any doctrine contrary to the Scriptures
as interpreted in those standards while I continue a Professor in
this Seminary."

27. Art. 6. The method of instruction in this Seminary shall
be that of private recitation, and of private and public lectures ;
and every exercise shall be opened with prayer.

2S. Art. 7. In case of a vacancy in any Professorship the duties
of such chair shall be divided amongst the Faculty, as far as may be
practicable, until the next meeting of the Board.

29. Art. 8. The Professors, when it shall be deemed desirable,
shall, under the direction of the Board, supply the students with
the preaching of the gospel and the administration of its ordinances.

30. Art. 9. Any Professor proposing to resign his office, unless
relieved frcm giving such notice by the Board, shall give six months
notice of his intention to the Board.

31. Art. 10. The Professors shall constitute a Faculty, who
shall meet at least monthly, on a given day; and at all meetings of
the Faculty, the Senior Professor shall preside; but, in every other
respect, the Professors shall be on an equality, and all questions
before them shall be decided by a majority of votes.

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32. Art. 11. The Faculty shall appoint a clerk, and keep a
fair record of its proceedings, which shall be annually submitted to
the inspection of the Board. It shall also, in accordance with this
Plan of Government, receive and act upon all applications for
admission to the Seminary, and for charitable assistance; give
certificates to students applying to Presbyteries for license, and to
those leaving the Seminary after completing their regular course of
studies. It shall fix the time for social worship, morning and
evening (and for public worship, if such is instituted), the hours
for private recitations, and the days for public lectures. It shall
decide all questions of order, and cases of discipline; suspend or
dismiss any student who, in its opinion, is unworthy the privileges
of the Seminary, whether by reason of indolence, neglect of duty,
or other causes, or whose connection with the institution would be
injurious to its interests. In all cases where discipline involves such
separation from the Seminary, the student shall have the right of
appeal to the Board of Directors. It shall do generally whatever is
deemed necessary for the successful regulation of the internal
concerns of the Seminary; and shall report in writing the state of
the Seminary to the Board. And it may suggest or recommend
subjects for the consideration of the Board.

33. Art. 12. Whenever a Professor shall hereafter become
seventy years of age, he shall be retired at the close of that scholastic
year, unless retained in office by an annual election in which he
shall receive the votes of a majority of the Board. And when a
Professor is thus retired, the Board is authorized to appropriate to
him such stipend as it may deem proper.

SECTION IV.

ADMISSION AND DUTIES OF STUDENTS.

34. Article 1. Students, to be admitted, must furnish the
Faculty with satisfactory testimonials of being in full communion
with some Christian Church ; of having been regularly educated at
some college or university, or in the absence of such testimonials,
must satisfy the Faculty, by examination, that they have made
attainments necessary for the foundation of a course of Theology.

35. Art. 2. These testimonials being satisfactory, they shall
be admitted to full standing in the Seminary, by subscribing the
following declaration, viz: ''Deeply impressed with a sense of the
importance of improving in knowledge, prudence, and piety,
preparatory to the gospel ministry, I solemnly promise, in reliance

on Divine grace, that I will faithfully and diligently attend all the
instructions of this Seminary, and that I will conscientiously and
vigilantly observe all the rules and regulations specified in the
Plan of Government, and also obey all the lawful requisitions, and
readily yield to all the wholesome admonitions of the Professors of
the Seminary while I continue a member of it."

36. Art. 3. The students thus admitted to the Seminary shall
be divided into three classes, to be called Senior, Middle, and
Junior. The Junior shall embrace those of the first year; the
Middle those of the second; and the Senior those of the third.

37. Art. 4. The students of the several classes shall, unless per-
mission otherwise is granted by the Faculty, reside at the Seminary
during the whole of each term, and be under the particular charge of
their respective Professors. Nor shall any student leave town, or be
absent from any regular exercise of the Seminary, without permis-
sion. And for each absence he shall render a satisfactory excuse to
the Professor of his class, or, in case of his absence, to the Senior
Professor present.

38. Art. 5. The students shall sustain good, moral and re-
ligious characters; manifest a due regard for the Directors, Professors,
and each other; pursue the course of studies marked out by the
Faculty; observe its regulations respecting the hours of study,
private recitations, public lectures, and social devotions; and obey
the requistions of their several instructors.

39. Art. 6. The students of the Junior and Middle classes
shall write compositions on such subjects, and at such times, as their
Professors may direct, and shall submit the same to them for criticism.
The students of the Senior class shall write during the year at least
two sermons, which shall be submitted to the appropriate Professor
for private criticism and approval, and they shall alter and transcribe
them until approved by his signature. And the students of all the
classes shall, if practicable, deliver a piece of their own composition
before the students and Professors once in each month.

40. Art. 7. Any student who neglects his regular studies, is
guilty of an indiscretion, exhibits an indifference to practical religion,
or otherwise violates this Plan of Government, shall be faithfully
admonished in private, or before his class, as the Professor may
deem expedient; if the student perseveres in the same course he
shall be publicly admonished, suspended, or dismissed from the
Seminary by the Faculty.

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41. Art. 8. Every student having completed a regular course
of three years' studies in this Seminary, and returned and replaced
all the books taken from the library, shall receive a certificate from
the Faculty, specifying the time he has been connected with the
Seminary, the diligence he has manifested in his studies, and the
moral and religious character he has sustained.

42. Art. 9. The Faculty may, at its discretion, admit to the
exercises of the institution such persons besides students as may
desire to profit by its instructions.

4^. Art. 10. Students who desire to take only a part of the
course taught in the Seminary shall not be matriculated but admitted
as special students, subject, however, to the discipline of the
institution.

SECTION V.

COURSE OF STUDIES.

44. Article 1. The course of studies pursued in this Sem-
inary shall embrace a period of three years. It shall cover, in
general, the ground of Biblical Literature, Systematic Theology,
Church History and Polity, Pastoral Duties, Sacred Rhetoric, and
the Evidences and Apologetics; and none who do not complete
this course shall be entitled to a regular certificate of the Faculty.

45. Art. 2. The course of studies shall be varied or extended,
as the improvements of the age may require; provided it never
deviates from the Word of God and the standards of the Presbyterian
Church,

SECTION VI.

RESIDENT LICENTIATES.

46. Article 1. Licentiates, or students who have honorably
completed a course of Theological studies, may reside at this
institution, and enjoy the privilege of the library, and also the
public lectures and private recitations of the Professors.

47. Art. 2. Persons thus residing at the Seminary shall be
under the inspection of the Faculty, and be required to attend the
devotional exercises of the institution.

SECTION VII.

DEVOTIONAL AND PERSONAL PIETY.

48. Article 1. Religious services shall be held in the chapel
every morning and evening, during each term, as the Faculty may

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direct, and in the following order, viz: The service shall com-
mence with a short prayer, imploring the Divine aid and blessing;
a portion of the Scriptures shall then be read, and accompanied by
such remarks or written exposition as the presiding officer may
think proper; after which a psalm or hymn shall be sung, and the
whole concluded with an appropriate prayer. These services shall
be under the direction of one of the Professors, though a senior
student may officiate.

49. Art. 2. There shall be at least one weekly Conference,
appointed by the Faculty, with a design to promote the personal
piety of the students, and qualify them for the practical duties of
the ministry. And, if deemed expedient, the Faculty may occasion-
ally set apart a day for fasting, humiliation and prayer, which shall
be strictly observed by all members of the institution.

50. Art. 8. Every member of the Seminary shall regularly,,
conscientiously and devoutly, attend all these religious services,
and such others as the Faculty may appoint.

SECTION VIII.

EXAMINATIONS.

51. Article 1. There shall be at the close of every term, an
examination upon all the studies of the year.

52. Art. 2. All examinations shall be conducted at such times
and in such manner as the Board of Directors shall prescribe.

53. Art. 3. No member of the Seminary shall be absent from
the examination of his class: and in case of the absence of any
student, he shall be examined by the Faculty at the commencement
of the next term ; and if his examination be not satisfactory he shall
be required to make up the deficiency; otherwise he may not pro-
ceed with the class.

SECTION IX.

VACATIONS.

54. Article 1. There shall be one or more vacations in each
year, at such times and of such length as the Board may direct.

55. Art. 2. During each vacation the students shall be respon-
sible to the Faculty of the Seminary for their conduct ; and for any
unworthy course that may injure the institution they shall be
admonished, suspended, or dismissed, as the case may require.

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56. Art. 3. At the close of every vacation the students shall
immediately return to the Seminary; and no excuse for absence,
after the term commences, shall be deemed satisfactory, except
sickness or unavoidable necessity.

SECTION X.

LIBRARY.

57. Article 1. The Library shall be deposited in suitable
rooms provided for the purpose, and committed to the care of a
Librarian appointed by the Board.

53. Art. 2. The Librarian shall give bond, when required by
the Board, for the faithful management of the Library, in such sum
and with such sureties as the Board may direct; and he shall, at the
discretion of the Board, be allowed a suitable sum for his services.
He may also appoint an assistant Librarian.

59. Art. 3. The books of the Library shall be regularly num-
bered and arranged by a Committee of the Board and the Librarian,
who shall also furnish an alphabetical catalogue for the use of the
Librarian. And a fair record of all the books given, and of the
names of the donors, shall be kept by the Librarian for the inspec-
tion of all men.

60. Art. 4. Any book or books which the Committee of the
Board and the Librarian may deem too valuable to be lent from the
Library, shall be marked and kept there for occasional reference;
and they shall never be loaned by the Librarian without a special
order from the Board.

61. Art. 5. The Directors, Professors and Instructors, Resident
Licentiates, Students of the Seminary, and others to whom the Board
by a special order shall grant the privilege, may take books from the
Library.

62. Art. 6. No person shall ever borrow or return a book
without the knowledge of the Librarian or his assistant, who shall
examine the state of the book and keep a record of its title, also of
the person borrowing or returning, and of the time when borrowed
or returned. This record shall be signed by the person borrowing
or returning the book, unless he be a Director, Professor or Instruc-
tor, who may obtain books by a written order. They may also
have access to the Library on all occasions, whether to return or
receive books, or to consult them in the Library.

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63. Art. 7. The Library shall be opened for lending and re-
turning books, during term time, one hour a day four days in a
week. And no books shall be lent or returned at any other time,
except as specified in the preceding Article, or by the special order
of a Professor. And no student or resident licentiate shall ever have
more than five books at the same time, in addition to the classics
received upon the written order of an Instructor; nor shall he retain
any book from the Library more than four weeks; nor shall he carry
any such book out of town. The Library shall be opened for con-
sultation every day except Sabbaths and other special days, at such
hours as the Faculty shall appoint.

64. Art. 8. Any person injuring or defacing a book taken from
the Library shall make due satisfaction to the Librarian; any person
detaining a book beyond the specified time shall have no other till
that be returned ; any person losing or destroying a book shall re-
place it, or pay its value; and if it belong to a set he shall take the
remaining volumes and furnish a new set, or pay for the whole.
The Librarian may require that any book shall be covered by the
person borrowing it.

65. Art. 9. The Library shall be aired every week, and oftener
if necessary, swept and dusted every month ; and at the close of each
term, before the examination, the books shall be removed from the
shelves and each shelf brushed; and at the end of every year all the
books shall be returned to the Library and the whole prepared for
the inspection of the Board, to whom the Librarian shall maice a full
and written report of the state of the LiDrary at each annual meeting.

66. Art. 10. The monies received by the Faculty for the bene-
fit of the Library shall constitute a fund, to be known as the Library
Fund, unless given for the immediate purchase or repair of books.
These funds shall be invested by the Treasurer, with the advice and
consent of the Investing Committees; and the interest of the same
shall be controlled by the Faculty, and appropriated by them to the
increase and preservation of the Library.

SECTION XI.

FUNDS AND CHARITABLE ASSISTANCE.

67. Article 1. The funds of this Seminary shall ever be kept
distinct and entirely separate from all others, and they shall be de-
posited in the hands of the Treasurer to be managed as required by
this Constitution.

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68. Art. 2. All funds invested for the benefit of the institution
shall be invested in the name of "the Board of Directors of the
Theological Seminary of the Synod of South Carolina and Georgia,"
or as it may otherwise direct; and no part of the funds or their in-
come shall ever be appropriated, except by an order of the Board,
subject at all times to direction and control of the Synods. And
the monies thus appropriated by the Board shall be paid by the
Treasurer only at the order of the President, or in the case of his
absence, death or inability to act, the Vice-President, countersigned
by the Secretary.

69. Art. 3. A sacred regard shall ever be paid to the wishes
and directions of all Testators or Donors who may bequeath or give
anything to the funds of the institution. Any individual or indi-
viduals, or bodies, who shall, by will or otherwise, found or endow
a Professorship with $25,000, or a scholarship with $2,000 or more,
or a fund of sufficient amount for any specific purpose connected
with the Seminary, may designate the name by which it shall ever
be called.

70. Art. 4. All funds or their incomes, specially designated
for charitable assistance, shall be sacredly appropriated to defray or
diminish the expenses of worthy students in need of pecuniary aid,
or to lessen generally the expenses of a residence at the Seminary.

71. Art. 5. The scholarship funds shall all be dispensed by the
Faculty, and they shall make an annual report of the same to the
Board, with the names of the beneficiaries and the amount received.

72. Art. 6. The regular account of all the funds and expendi-
tures of the institution, and also of the number of the students re-
ceiving charitable assistance, shall annually be laid before the Board
by the Treasurer.

73. Art. 7. To insure full meetings of the Board a sum may
be annually appropriated to defray the actual travelling expenses of
the members, not to exceed ten cents a mile.

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BY-LAWS.

1. The officers of the Board, consisting of President, Vice-
President, Secretary and Treasurer, shall be elected by ballot at its
annual meeting at the close of the session, and they shall hold office
for one year from the time of their election, and until their succes-
sors shall have been appointed.

2. The Committees of Investment and the Librarian shall be
chosen by ballot, annually, at the same meeting which elects the
officers above named, and they shall annually report to the Board.

3. No discussion shall take place without a regular motion.

4. At every annual meeting of the Board, as soon as practicable
after the organization of the Board, the following Committees shall
be appointed, viz. :

An Executive Committee, as provided by the Constitution.

A Committee of Ways and Means : To take a general view of the
state of the Seminary, and to devise and recommend measures ne-
cessary to its success.

A Building Committee: To examine the buildings belonging to
the Seminary and recommend any repairs, alterations or additions
that may be necessary,

A Committee on the Library: To consider whatever relates to
that subject and recommend measures accordingly.

A Connnittee of Latvs and Regulations : To investigate the whole
internal management of the institution, and suggest necessary
alterations.

A Committee of /Audits : To audit all accounts submitted to the
Board.

A Committee of three members of the Board, as provided in the
Constitution, before whom all the bonds, notes and assets of the
Seminary shall be exhibited by the Treasurer. This examination of
bonds, notes and assets of the Seminary shall be made by this Com-
mittee semi-annually, to wit, in May and November.

5. In the absence of the President the Vice-President shall pre-
side, and in the absence of both the Board shall choose a temporary
President. In the absence of the Secretary the Board shall choose
a temporary Secretary. The Board shall also appoint at each meet-
ing an assistant Secretary.

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6. The Board shall annually appoint at least two persons from
its own number, or from the Faculty, whose duty it shall be to pre-
serve from damage and keep in good order the material property of
the Seminary; who shall be authorized to expend for these purposes
a sum not exceeding $500 a year, and who shall annually report to
the Board.

7. The necessary expenses of the Board for travelling, for
stationery, etc., shall be paid by the Treasurer upon the order of
the President, countersigned by the Secretary.

8. The President of this Board shall be the organ of communi-
cation between it and the Synods.

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