Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-03-05
LAW SCHOOL.


TBNHE fourth session of the Law SCHOOL, at
Il Need'tar, in the county Of Cumberland, near
Fdrnr,Ne, in the county of Prince Ed,card tho
.7PPomdHor, IN VIRGINIA, will beg i'm the first
Iho',dGy in -7prif next, and end with the year:
NEHpHAM, is situated on the stage road, from the
city Of WASHINGTON, to Rockingham, i'm Nortl,
carolina and within loss than four miles of the
stage road, from Richmond to Lynrhtuvg and is.
IN point of saubrty, equal any part of the midi
Gle country besides l shall have another Office
completed by May or before with some lodging u
partmcnts, which may tend to facilitate the opera
'ons OF the Lao School: the rules and conditions
OF which, will be, Except hereinafter n,entioned)
as heretofore; and for which, refer to the journals
thereof.
THE TERMS OF THE LAW SCHOOL.
NO one Will be received, u student for less
time than the whole session. unless he has been Ii
censcd to practice law and then for not less than
SIX months the tuition fees, for the whole session.
Will be ninety dollars: and. for the six months sixty
dollars; both payable in advance.
AS TO ACCONIMODATIONS:
rdrnptuc, not more than mile and quarter,
from .Needhdm has in it a most excellent public
ho,st, and kept by most respectable citizen MIR.
IREADwAY, who is preparing, to take hearders
lor the Ldo school, on very reasonable terms.
few gentlemen, too, can live at NeeLI.am MS
members Of my family with the exception of their
washinS) paying IN advance, for nine mouths, 125:
and for six months, $3.50, including their books.
The Lao School, has frequently been attended
by young gentlemen licensed for the bar; and it wa,
from their example that, was led TO shorten fhc
time to thcm i'll future aud, to them, il is most
respectfully subm.. tied, whether they had not better
make their first essay at the bar Of the Hoot-C o,sr
attached to the Lac School, for the time proposed,
than to take the course which is generally par
sucd here let me invite their attention, to what
Mr.. JEFFERSON says, in letter to me, in rela-
ton to the Lac Shool: "Of the utility of the in
stitut pn thtr" can be no anh 4 gives opportu =
ties to students of practising their lessons in rhcto-
ric, othabituatng themselves think and to speak
with method, aud lessons the shock of premier
Is debut at the bar, terrible in first essay of
strength before the public"-And, nov. LET me add
that, with these advantages the student might ac-
quire, stock of practical knowledge, in the same
time, whiclH he would never get by study.
The only advantage, the student has in reading
at the Lap School, the student in his closet Isl
the strict examination, he frequently underSoes,
upon the law and upon the practice of il.
1t is my purpose, if the students of the next session
Of the Law School, shall wish ii, without any Other
expense 10 them to attach also, to the Lac School,
j Moot .4sse'ntiy, (once mon,!i) composed of a
senate and house of delegates, to be governed in all
respects, by constitution and laws; and pro-
coed in all matters by the rules and regulations Of
the General Assembly of Virginia and by the
manual of Mr.. Jefferson, when necessary: And
should be so fortunate, in conducting the liberia
tons of my pupils, in their legislative operations,
as have been IN their judicial proceedings, and
they shall be in like manner benefited I shall DO
most amply rewarded Every pledge that have
made in relation to the publication of the journal Of
the Ll,c School, shall be redeemed according the
pledge; And, if any doubt about the utility of
the Lar School, of the correctness Of the proceed
ngs i'll it, do most respectfully invite him to visit
it, and unless he is without any relish for the law,
am persuaded, he would leave il under the most
friendly impressions.
;, will only add, that the last Thursday in every
month, is the day of public examination: and on
the last Friday i'll every month, the Moot curt is
opened i'll any grade OF the courts Which counsel
may ask for and, OF every Saturday month
ly court: unless the judge be absent and if SO,
when he returns, ha makes up for it, And, to,
gentlemen, who left the last session, under circun-
end of it, they will be allowed the time they lost,
upon returning, i'll the next session.
CREED TAYLOR.
Virginia, Richmond, March 1924.
The Editors of the National Iitelliqencer Of the
Fredericksburg Herald, cfhe Pcic,ab rg ntei!igen-
Ger, fine Ly7,chbure ~ giniax, and ;fhe Utnches-
ter Republican, aciR hare The goodness TO gipe The
foregoing notice insertion Mcir papers respec-
tiUe!y once aceek only hrong ont Mis month, md
ilctose their accounts 10 me 6yn,ai, to FarmrNe or
oAtercise and they shall be duly paid, by their obs-
dieni serUa,lt, CREED TAYLOR.
| March wiw13
RICHARD Pollard
TRANSACTS business IN L5i.chburg, as
Il .auctioneer and General Commission .Ue7.-
chant.