Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-03-23
Jaw SeIIOOI.

IiNftE fourth session Of the LAW. SeHecr. al
= .Neediaa, in the county Of Cumberland, near
fdrmtate, in the county of Prince Edrard, OK the
.1Ppon'oNor, in VIRGINIA, will begin on the frst
Jnondoy in .4pri next, and end with the year:
NEEDHAAI, is situated on the stage road, from the
city OF NAsIIINCroN, to Rockingham, in North
Carolina; and within less than four miles of the
stage road, from Richmond to LynchJurp and is.
IN point of saIubrity, equal TO INV part of the mid
Gle country: besides shall have another Office
completed by May or before, with some lodging o.
partments, which may tend to- facilitate the opera
,ions OF the Lao School: the rules and conditions
al which, will be, Except as hereinafter me nonedl
as heretofore; and for which, refer the journals
thereof.
THE TERMS OF THE LAW SCHOOL.
NO one will be received, student for a Ices
time than the whole session. unless he has been H.
censed To practice law and then for less thar,
SIN months the tuition fees for the whole session
Will be ninety dollars: and, Esr the six months sixtv
dollars; both payable in advance.
AS TO ACCOMMODATIONS:
fdrn'rufe, not more than mile and a quartex
from .Needhdn has in :: most excellent p,blr
house, and kept by n most respectable citizen Mr.
iREApwAI, who is preparing, to take boarders
| Tor me Lac School on very reasonable terms
lew gcntlemen, too, can live at .Needhd,p ds
members 81 my fomtiy, with the exception of their
washing) paying in advance, for nine months s225-
and for six months, $50, including their books
The Lac School, has frequently been attended
by young gentlemen licensed for the bar and II w,y
IRON their example that, was led to shorten fl,.
tune, to them, in future and TO them II ;s MOE
respectfully submitted, whether they had not better
make their first essay the bar of the Moot o,,rt
attached 10 the Lasr School, for the time proposed
than TO take the course which is more generally par
sued: here let me invite their attention, TO what
Mr.. JEFFERSON says, in letter to me- in reIaA
ton to the Lac School: "Ofthe utility of the ;,,
"sttution there can be doubt 1t gives opportrn;
sites to students of practising their lessons in rbcte
nc, oil habituahng themselves to think and speak
with method, and lessons the shock of a premisr
debut at the bar, terrible in first essay oF
strength before the public now let me add
that, with these advantages the student might ac-
Guire, stock of practical knowledge, in the same
| time, which, he would never get by study.
| The only advantage, .hc student has in readinp
at the Lac School, over the student in his closet is
the strict examination, he SO frequently andergocs
| upon the law and upon the practice oft.
1t is my purpose, if the students of the next session
| of the Lao Scho9@, shall wish it, without any other
expense 10 rhem TO attach also, to the Lar School
a Moot assembly, (once month) composed of a
senate and house of delegates, to he governed in all
respects, by our constitution and laws; and to pro-
coed in all matters by the rules regulations of
! the General Assembly of Virginia.; and by the
manual of Mr.. Jefferson, when necessary: Aud
should be SO fortunate, in conducting the deIibera-
lions ofmy pupils, in their Legislative operations
as have been in their judicial proceedings and
they shall be in like manner benefited shall be
most amply rewarded Every pledge that I have
the Lane School, shall be redeemed according to thu.
pledge; And, if any doubt about the utility of
the Lao School, or of the correctness the proceed
ngs in it, do most respectfully invite him to visit
it, and unless he rs without any relish for the law
am persuaded, he would leave it under tho noss
friendly Impressions
! Twill only add, that the last Thursday in everv
month,is the day of public examination and OF.
the last Friday III every month, the Moot Court is
opened in any grade of the courts which counsel
may ask for; and, on every Saturday as a month";
ly court: unless the judge be absent: and if SO.
when he returns, ha makes up for it: Aud, as &c,
gentlemen who left the last session, under ciscum-
stances over which they had no CONTROL before the
end OF it, they will be allowed the time they lost,
| upon returning in the next session.
CREED TAYLOR.
| Virginia, Richmond, March 1924.
The Editors Of the National Infeliigencer RI hc
Fredericksburg Herald, ofthe PETERSBURG ftslI,oe,-
eer,ofMe Lynchburg Iirgiraian an. o|H,e Jyinebes.
ter Republican, seiN hare the goodness 10 gre HE
foregoing notice insertion in Their papers resuec
tireiy once a week only throughout Mts mong,. Gnf
inciesc their accounts 10 me mail TO Farmrle or
Otherwise, and hey shall be duly paid, by their obe
dient serTdnH, CREED TAYLOR.
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DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIPS.