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as is or may be provided for the recovery of moneys from
sheriffs or other persons chargeable with public moneys;
and the treasurer of the university shall cause annually to
be published in the State Gazette, for the satisfaction of
the subscribers and benefactors, a list of all moneys and
other things by him received for the said university, either
by subscription, legacy, donation or otherwise, under the pen-
alty of one hundred pounds, to be recovered at the suit of
the attorney general, in the name of the governor for the time
being, in any court of record having cognizance thereof;
and the moneys arising from such penalties shall be appro-
priated to the use of the said university.

5. And be it further enacted, That the said trustees
shall on no event or pretence whatsoever, appropriate or make
use of the principal of the moneys by them received on sub-
scription, but such principal shall be and remain as a per-
amnent fund for the use and support of the said university
forever.

6. And be it further enacted, That when the trustees
shall deem the funds of the said university adequate to the
purchase of a necessary quantity of land and erecting the
proper buildings, they shall direct a meeting of the said
trustees for the purpose of fixing on and purchasing a healthy
and convenient situation, which shall not be situate within
five miles of the permanent seat of government, or any of
the places of the holding the courts of law or equity; which
meeting shall be advertised at least six months in some ga-
zette in this state, and at such superior courts as may happen
within that time.

7. Be it further enacted. That the trustees shall have
the power of appointing a president of the university, and
such professors and tutors as to them shall appear necessary
and proper, whom they may remove for misbehavior, inability
or neglect of duty; and they shall have the power to make all