Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-08-24
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EENHE FREDERICKSBURG LAW SCHOOL
IA VIII commence its next session on the LIST day
OF November, and will close the latter end of
March, making period of about i've months. 1t
is designed, III the course of instruction which has
been marked out to teach all the principal doctrines
OF the English Law as applicable to the United
States, and as it has been modified and changed
by the Laws of Virginia. The mode of instruction
will be the as herci ofore, founded upon the
experience of several years as to its efficacy. Tho
studies directed to the most approved text
books IN the English and American Law-the
Glass is daily examined in the portions Of readinp
which have been previously assigned TO it. and ex
plantations, illustrations and references to American
decisions and the Statutes of Virginia accompany
these examinations. Occasionally Oral Lectures
are resorted TO where the information cannot be
supplied in any written treatise. The text books
that arc employed Blackstones Commentaries
Chittys edition, published in the u. States is tho
best and chcapes) Cruises Digest of the Law of
Real Property, tbe New York edition of 1927 is
the bcst0 fuckers Commentaries, and Kenps
Commentaries. Judge Tucker not having taken
up, IN his Commentaries, the subjects of the Judi
cature and the Criminal Law Of Virginia, prepare.
tions, for supplying this omission, are making to
publish digest of these two branches Of our Law;
and 1T is hoped that the publication will be in time
for the Students to have tho benefit of during tho
ensuing session.
The price of instruction Exclusive of books)
will be $50 the Session, be paid in cash previous
to admission into the School. The most agreeable
and genteel accommodations may readily be had at
private boarding houses, and at tnverns upon very
reasonable terns--say from $40 to S12 so per
month, including every thing but fuel and wash
ing, and these may be procured at very moderate
prices. The whole expense of living, during tho
session, need not exceed 1915 Fredericksburg is
strongly recommended, a residence, by its salu-
brIty, whilst its known hospitality holds forth
Tho student every social enjoyment compatible with
habits of study.
JNO. TAYLOE LOMAX.
July 13, 1899.
~ The Whig and Enquirer will please insert
the above once a week, till the 1st of November
10 WIN
HIN Middescx County Court, May 2gth, 1899,
a. Warner Roane, complainant, against George
r.. L. Iorimer, James ". r.. Lorimer John Daniel
John Jackson and Peter T.. Pollard, defendants
In CHANcgRY.
This day came the complainant by his Attorney
and fled his bill, and the said defendants Ceornc IL
F. Lormor and James III r. Lorirncr moi Ina v;r,cn
tered their appearance and given security accord
ing to the Act of Assembly and the Ru1cs Of tlia
Court and it appear NO to the satisfaction Of the
Court that they are not inhabitants Of This Com
mohweaith; 1t is therefore ordered, thai they an
pear mere before this Court, on the fourtb Monday
IN september next, enter their appearance and give
security according to law, chat the bill ofthe com
lId'haht VIII be taken for confessed as tn them and
'he prayer thereof dccrecd accordingly; and that
copy oil this order be forthwith inserted in some
newspaper published in the city Of Richmond, for
tour weeks sucossvely, and copy thereof posted
at the door Of the Court House of this county
Tor two successive Court DAYS. Copv. Te,te
GEO. HEALY, {. VI e.