Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1852-1853, 1852-06-26
select Classical and Mathematical
p SCHOOL, Fa-'
WARRENTON, N. c.


r. A. EZELL. A. M. Principal
J. D. NICHOLS, A. B. Assistant Instructor.
TIME Fall session will commence on Monday the
/ 9Th of July. Boys desiring to avail themselves of
the advantages of the school particularly requested
to be present at the formation of the classes in the first
week of the term Charge is made however only from
the period of admission. ......-
This is Select School, established by, and under the
Independent control of the Principal, who has had
successful experience of than twenty years dura
ton in the education and government of Southern Boys
The Academy has been recently erected his own Lot
in quiet and retired portion of the village, and sur
rounded by handsome grove. The Schoolroom is spa
cious, airy and comfortable.
In the Select CLASSICAL and Mathematical School,
Boys taught to think, and furnished with the
best for prosecuting their studies The memory
is but not at the of the solid faculties
of the mind The understanding is enlightened and the
reason improved by mental discipline; and boys are
toughtto rely chiefly upon their powers for
ment and success in scholarship. They required
Thoroughly to comprehend and, when necessary, salts
nctory to captain what they recite The training is
calculated to make them understand the principles of
the various branches of science which theysudy andto
qay them for superior and more elevated duties In
ne the foundation is made strong and steadfas as up
this the entire superstructure of their educa
ton. Boys fitted for the higher classes of any Col
ege in the Union for the useful pursuits of life.
Mr.. Nichols the able and accomplished co-adjutor OF
the Principal completed his education Dartmouth and
Yale Colleges each of which he spent two years pre-
vousIy his graduating in ls43 Since that period he
has been constantly employed in teaching, except for
short time when he was employed as Civil Engineer,
by the U. s. Government Amongst the testimonials
which he brought with him found those of the most
eminent teachers in the Union, to which may now be
added the fact that he taught in the school, the last term
with marked and with the entire appreciation of
the Patrons. He of the ablest Mathematician in
the country we'll excellent teacher of the French
Language.
Boys from distance required to board in the fami-
y of the Principal where they receive every attention
conducive their moral and intellectual improvement,
well their cleanliness and comfort. In the abb
of their parents they taught to regard the
Principal and his family their best friends and kind,
parental government is exercised them Their
morals vganty guarded and the principle of total
abstinence from all that ntoxcaes rgidy enforced No
student is permitted to visit the town at any time unless
accompanied by of his Teachers to be absent
from his which is under the roof with the
teachers. after night fall Boys required to attend
of the Churches Cat their the discretion of
their parents) twice every Sabbath and whilst christian
morals diligently nculcated, every thing tending to
sECrARIAN BIAS is studiousy avoided.
TERMS.
Board, for the Session of months, $50 90
Tuition in the Languages and
Mathematics, II so
- In the English Branches, IL SO
> In French (extra) 10 90
Fuel for School room, l 90
Warrenton, June, IA, 1852, 925-4w.