Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-03-16
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TEIE fourth session OF the Law School at Needam in
the county OF Cumberland, near Farmve in the
~ of PRICE Edward Appomaitox in Virginia will
begin on he first Monday in April next, end with
of Washington TO Rockingham in North Carolina and
within less than four miles of the Stage road Rich
mont To nehburg aud is in point OF salubrity equal
ANY part OF the middle country besdes shall have
ther Office completed by May or before with lodging
apartments which may tend to facilitate the operations Of
ihr law-sehool the ruies and conditions OF which, will he,
except as hereinafter mentione heretofore and,
THE TERMS OF THE LAW-ScHoOI.
no one VIII be receive as student for less time than
the whole session unless he has licensed practise
law and then for not less Than six months the tuition
AS TO ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS: "e'
Farmvile, not more than mile and n quarter from
Nesdha has in most excellent public house. kept
by most Respectable CITIZEN Mr. Treway who is prepar
ing ia take bOarder for the lawschoo very
terms
gentlemen too can live ai Neednm ns members of
my family wth tile exception of their washng paying
advance Tor nine months 225 and for six months so
The school has frequently attended by young
gentlemen licensed for ihe bari and IL from their
ure; and 10 them, il is respectfully submet whef-
or they had not better make their first essay the bar of
the moot attached to the law the pro-
posed than takehc which is more generally
sued Here let me invite their attention. to Mr. JEFF
EHS says, IN letter TO me, i'm relation TO The law
school OF the utility Of the institutions there be
Doubt gives opportunities students practising their
lessons in rhetoric OF ba'uaing themselves TO think and
=" tpcah with method, and lessons shock Of premier
debut at The bar so terrible in FIRST essay Of strength be-
fore The public And let add that with these
advantages the student might acquire II practical
IN the which he would
study.
The only advantage, the student has in reading the
awschool, over the student in his closet is the
mnnon he so frequently undergoes, upon the law, and
on the practice Of IT,
II is my purpose IL the students of the next session
the iawscbool shall wish IT, without any other
to them to attach also tO the aw-sboul Moot sserib
tonce month"; composed of and house Of dele
gates TO he governed Ia all respects by constitution
and laws and 10 proceed in all matters by the rules apd
regulations Of the General Assembly of Virginia and by
the manual Of Mr. Jefferson, when necessary; And should
lie So Fortunate in conducting the deliberations OF my
pupils IN their legislative operations, have been In
ner henehhed, shall be most amply rewarded Every
pledge that have made, relation to the publication OF
the journal Of the Iawsohooi shall redee med according
90 the pledge And " any doubt tire utility OF
e school, OF the of the proceedings In
IT, do respectfully invite him visit it, and unless
he y without any relish for the law, persuaded he
would leave IL under the friendly Impressions.
will only add that the last Thursday in every month,
IS the day Of public examination and the last Friday
- every month, the moocou is opened in any grade OF
the courts which counsel may ask and, every Sa
turday monthly unless the Judge be absent
And f when ne returns he makes up Tor II And 10
gentlemen who le the last session. under circumstances
which fhey had control before the of IT, they
will he allowed the time they lost, upon returning in the
session. CREED TAYLOR. .
Virginia, Richmond, March 4. 99-w4w
The Editors of the National ntelgencer Of the Free
rcksburg Herald, N the Petersburg Integencer of the
Lynchburg Virginan and Of the Winchester reruhcan,
viii have the goodness 10 give the ding notice Ia