Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-03-26
LAlY-SCEIODI.

School. N
the county OF Cumberland Farm, ie il the
~ OF Prirce Edward th. Appomn,tox, in Virginia, viii
Needham situated Oh he stage road from the cit,
II Washington, 10 RoeknRiam In North Carolina and
ncnd To LynchLnrg aud Is, in point OF saluby equal 10
part OF I'D. 'aIie couuy besides, shall have ano
apartments, bch ma, tend facilitate the operation. OF
the ~scooi the rules and conditions Of which, will I've,
except ms hereinafter meniione) heretofore; and for
THE TERMS OF THE LAw-sCHOCJ.
No will be received n student. for n LEES time
the whole session. unless he has licensed To ptacse
law and then for no, less tha" six n'on,hs the tuition
tees, the whole session, will be ninety dollars
the 'h as TS % sSh goynSis in advance
Farmvile, not more than mile and n quarter from
Necdhnm has mi excellent public house, kept
ing take boardes on very
terms
few gentlemen too can live M Needhnn AZ of
family Si,b the exception was6ng) pa, ing
advance for nine months, 25 and for six months so
including their books.
The lawschool has frequently attended by young
gentlemen licensed for the their
ample that was led shorten the time, them,
ure; and, TO them IL is respectfully submitted whet
thew had better make their ESSAY bar Of
posed than take the which more
sned Here let invite their attention.
FEHSON says, in letter To in relation the law.
school: OF the utility Of the institution there be
doubt; gives oppornnes To students ofprac,isag their
lessons in rhetoric OF habiuatlng themselves think
TO speak with uethod and lessons shock Of
fore the public And now LEI me add that with these
advantages the student might acquire stock OF practical
the which lie would never
study.
Theony advantage, the student has in reading the
school, the student in his closet the strict
nination he 90 frequently undergoes, upon the law aud
on the practice of il.
1t is purpose, if the students OF the sessions
the lawsrhoO, shall wish IL, without other
TO them, To attach Also to the awshool, Moot ASSEMBLY
(once month"; composed of and house of dele
gates 10 be governed in all respects by constitution
and laws and to proceed in all by the rules aud
regulations of The General Assembly OF Virginia and 10y
tue manual OF Mr. Jefferson when And should
he so Fortunate IN conducting the deliberations Of
i have
their judicial proceedings and they shall like
ner henehiied,I shall he most amply rewarded Every
pledge that bave made in relation the publication oi
the journal OF the lawchool shall be redeemed according
to the pledge And, IL doubt about the utility oil
the aw-schoo or of the of the proceedings r
Il, do most respectfully invite him visit ill., and unless
he is without any relish for the law, persuaded, he
would leave II under the most friendly Impressions.
will only add, that the last Thur in month
Is the day OF public examinations aud the last Friday
~ every nionth he m0Oi-court Is opened in
turday mos,hy unless the Judge absent
Andi' So when he returns, lie mp il And
senti~ men, who left the last sion,
over which they had control before end of it,
viii he allowed the time they osi upon ening, in the
next session. GREED TAYLOR.
Virginin, Richmond March 4. 99-w4w
The Editors OF the National ntelgencer Of the Frede
rcksburg Herald, OF the Petersburg Inteicencer
Lynchharg Virginan aud OF The Winchester Repu ica
sertica in their papers resp-civry once week only
out this month, and ncnse their accounts me v mail
% F"rmvie or otherwise, and they shall duly paid
1 Their most pbSdieni REEp -