Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1853-11-16

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Principal of the Female Department.
FNHE Spring Term Of each year will open on the
! lst Monday in January, and close on the 4th
Friday in May.
The Fall Term will open on the 1st Monday in
'@1y. and close on The 4th Friday IN November-
ing and fuel 81. Near town Sc.
Tuition per Ssssioa in the MaLe Department:
Preparatory Course $40; Regular English Course
LIST year Sl2 SO; End year SI4, 3rd or Senior
year SIS. Regular English with Classics, LIST. Cd
and Sd years SIS; 4th or Senior year $50. Linear
Drawing, Penmanship and Vocal Music are gener-
al exercises, for which no charge is made.
Tuition per Session in the Female Department:
Preparatory Course sic; Reg. Eng. Course of 3
years Sl2 SO. The Reg. Eng. Course, with the
addition of Ancient and Modern languages. eontem-
plates a period of A years.
Extra Charges.-Tuition on Piano SIT; use of
instrument So tuition on Guitar SIT; use of In
strument 81. Sol. Feggio lessons 81 so. French
and Latin, each, SIS. Penciling and Drawing in
Cnayon (Monochromatic or Polychromatic) Painting
in water eolOrs, each, 81 so. Painting in Pastile
$40; in Oil $50. Ornamental Needle Work SIS.
This newly organized Institution opens under
the most favorable auspices. The Trustees having
for some time desired the establishment in this
place of a Literary Institution of the first order.
feel confident of success, having with mach effort
fortunately scared IS IT'S Principal the above well
I known, talented and successful Instructors.
FRANKLIsTON.-Its location is a pleasant, enter
prising village, 80 miles north of RALEIGH. imme-
diately on the Raleigh and CASTOR Rail Road, and
easily accessible from all sections. In point of
morale, with 'ts entire exemption from usual viii
3ge designations, is justly regarded as Offering un-
usual inducements to the Student; in proof of
which, it might be proper to state to parents at a
distance, that the town sustains No Aeass for game
ing or the retail of spirituOus 6guor8t
In point Of heaFss, il cannot be surpassed, situa
ted as it is in a dry and elevated portion Of coun-
try, in the north central part of the State, and thus
free from the diseases incident to its extremes.
The Male and Female Departments are distinct.
The buildings are spacious, well arranged and
pleasantly located half a mile apart, in different
portions, and near the borders of the village, ad-
mirably combining the advantages of town and
country.
The Students will board in Wellregulated board
ing houses, in the immediate vicinity Of their re-
spective Departments, with the Trustees and In
s%truetors, and uRder the supervision Of both. In
short, it is designed IN this Institution, with the
cooperation of Teachers and Trustees, to afford a
safe and agreeable resort to the young, for theiI
!, mental, moral and physical education.
i N. B.-Parents and Guardians are requested Il
second US in orr efforts by entering their children
4 and wards on the first day Of each term, and b
&c. The deposit Of funds for their use, with th,
Principals or Trustees, is recommended.
9 No deduction for loss of time, except in cases o
very urgent necessity.
Textbooks can be obtained in the village.
For a Circular containing full particulars, address
the Principals or Secretary.
By order of the Board of Trustees.
E. A. CRUDUP, sec'y.
November 8, 1853. IO-tJi5
20 va The Goldsboro' New Era and Norfolk He
aid will copy till January IS, and send their bill
A. to this Office.