Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-06-06
LAW DEPARTMENT OF HARVARD
UNIVERSITY.

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The drsieE Of ms Institution Is 70 AFFORD complete
&C rgtl eduraon for gentlemen intended f,r the
bar in any of the UHied States and also sstcmI Tic
III su lies Ia Comm tca lunsp udcnce Tor those
who dtvn themselves exclusive mercantile
business and pursuits The course uCmsfctiun for gen
ilem"H intended r the Bar cmbi tue ancl-
Of Public aud Consiltulirnll Law Admiralty, NJ ri
timc. Eq ny and common Law, which a 10 all
tie UBuua STATES ~Eh asiunal ilusrions uf Fore
i'm Jursprudence The course Of nsuucunn for gent
intended fur the mercantile pr fe,so is more limit
ed, aud embraces the principal branches nc conmerral
jan prntence No pubic nitur"n given The local
peculiar mlncIpd jursp udruct If any partic ul1r
STAT. but the slutrniS assisted by Tie PIolessr,
occ sun may REQ III IN HE private study Of the law and
ptac!ite pecuha Ia their avn aes The active labos
of INSTRUCTION are share equally by Nj. Justice Story,
who II Dane Professor # Law IN The University, AMI
by Mr. G ecuea, the Royal Professor uf Law wan has
the inmeIile d'rocn and s1enntendence Of tho Law
Scnou
The Law Library consists Of more than 600 volumes
and includes all the America ,epuris aud the Of
the United States, well S those Of all The States
regular of all the English Reports, including the
Year BookS as al % The EnIsh autrs as well as The
principal 'ases in American and En- sh /. Nv besides
large quantity of ScUch, F,ench, Ouch Spruish al.
aud other Foreign Law, ndd very ample Colec
oG the best editions If the Roman Civil Law, Together
with .hc works ote most celebrated commentators that
Law.
No examination and par lcular of previous
study necessary Tor adnss.on but the sude
pe:ied produce testimonials Of good moral charac-
tlo also pes bond of $500 The steward wi h
,sdeni IN NassachusoIls or the payment Of Col.
leJe dues, dcPus es, a. his election Hl50 with the
Seward
Sldsus may enter The School in anv stage OF h,ir pro
fessI"nii studies mercantile Pu SUITS But they are
advised at the besiiun. those studies rather
than al later period tho useful To themselves
ihcy may also seec what particular III hes they will
pursue.
The fees are the of $50 term ~ S25 for half or
any lesser facton Of term; ur which without any
additional charge, sudcn,s have the of lecture
rooms the Law aud C"ege Libraries end the tex! books
and they admitted fee Ia all the public lectures in
University. They may also study any foreign language in
the Unversry Gr $40 per annum. The pr of Boat
from 81 % SO 50 PEI week, and of room rent
fOu IS to S Is per week Fuel, prepared for use is
furnished by the steward # students desire
Instruction Is given by rccitahs b. examinations and
by oral lectures aud expeditions. uf which each Professor
gives least STA every week, which cause previous
y given out, argued 10y fur students, AMI an opinion is
deye cd 10y The presiding Professor,
All students who laso pu,. he studies in the Law
School Jr TN &c terms eighteen monlhs who at {,
hiyng been Admitted 10 The Bar, have pursued their stu
dies in The Law School Cot year. are emu, ed upon ,he
certificate aud Of the Law Faculty 10 the
| degree Of Bachel Z Of the Laws.
| In behalf of The Faculty, SIMON GREENLEAF,
| Ro, all Professor Of Law,
Cambridge, Mass, May l7,lsfs 50