New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-06
Mr.. ALIEN. KYLE, Teacher OF the Piano Forte,

Mr.. ALIEN. KYLE, Teacher of the Piano Forte,
S1 Flute Clsrione', Fiaseo takes this opportunity to
tender his thanks 10 his many kind patrons this city
from Mond; next. september h MI X has been induced
BY many OF the higher order OF the profession cass
for juvenile pupils years old receive instruction. in
the idments OF Music tmuch neg!ectd) which would
bic them to select instrument or teacher they may s,Is
nd have nothing 10 impede them IN the practical ar Of the
Application * be made personality from u A.
street 81 3,-odis.
VALE COLLEGE Law SCHOOL.-This e
pagp!m or is under the direction Of the Hon. DAVID
C6u Of Gonutetssi aud Professor Of Law ard the Hon
tiy pa sAt IL 5s%s h Ns s
Attorney and Counsellor a, Law. -''H'
school one called the professional course, and the other
called The general course The sheet OF the poiessonal
who propose the Profession of Law. The de.
of the general course particularly communi-
Jarsprui1 branch OF liberal KNOWLEDGE eourse
with reference to Mercantile Law is introduced often
N" 7. iii TIE .F PROFESSIONAL COURSE
The are arsd 70 the most important SI s ss
reading. and receive ,hs tme esrlastion, and
s,S three s ss ns are ss ss. Te
ployed upon lesson il the Glass Book and separately
se Glasses s h finds himself and H asSd performs ri
the requisite bo Courses of Lectures delivered by the
tue Law aud of Equity Three exercises consisting Of Lee
tues aud Emina ions OF hour EACH daily given by
mtsd to attend 4 moot coar, IS held once week or
oftene which employs the uds in drawing psadngs and
are called Upon from time to time TO draw dsclaratons
edlnSs contracts and Other instruments connected with
the practice :" law and 10 do the most important duties OF
attorneys clek They occasionally required to write dis
QUESTIONS topic OF law and collect the authorities
supper, their opinions The students furnished wi the
the elementary books and have at all times to
thu College libraries and law library, comprising every
important work both ancient and modern The law library
the Revised Statutes the Reports and the Dgests OF
all the States III the Union.
weeks vacation each year The months of May and Septsm
Der are allotted for vacations There also Of about
weeks the first OF January In each year The term,
use Of the library follows, payable in advance For
the whole of two years one hundred and MY ao'a
lars month. For than year. and less than two
years seven dollars a month efter the first year
The degre of Bachelor OF Laws will BE- conferred BY the
President and Fellows literally educated students who
have been members Of the Department eighteen months and
have complied with The resu atoms of the Institution and
passed satisfactory .tion Those not Literally edu
Gated we'll be graduated similar conditions, alter TWO
years membership aud members OF the Bar alter one years
membership subsequent to their admission to the Bar
| II. THE Gen t.RAL COURSE.
This consists OF lectures and studies the most I'M
portant subjects OF Jurisprudence. IL commences on the third
Monday OF October each and continues SIX months
with TWO exercises each week An additional Will be
commenced any other season. If class OF not less than
twenty members shall BE- formed for the purpose The addi.
sna course will either embrace the same exercises with me
Law u. class formed for the coutss iall prefer
The twenty dollars for the whole course payable
professional STUDENT WIN hav. privilege of attending the
general course and also additional course pleasure
DIJL,LIS NE w PATENT PORTABLE
ID PLATFORM sCALES.-For sale cheap of the
i FSr st.ss1ys apply to JOS s Wa
Ter st. and to be seen at WILLIAM ALBERT's Naval
an, also Bow about II wears of age to learn the Their