Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1853-07-13
SELECT CLASSICAL AND
SCHOOL.
WARRENTON, N. c.
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OOCL IL NC a. OI ASoISIANIs
TNHE Fall Session will mmenc on Monday the
4th of July.
additional arrangements have been made which
will enable the Principal to with good
board and spacious rooms, the constantly increas-
ing number of applicants for admission into the
School. Boys from a distance are required to
Board in the family of the Principal, where the
s~trictest supervision is exercised over their morals,
and where they receive every kindness and atten
ton conducive to their comfort. The Principal re-
lies with proud confidence upon the merits of his
School alone for success; and refers the public to
his own well-known skill, and experience for more
than 20 years, in the business of teaching, to the
undoubted ability and fidelity of his accomplished
colleague, to the good 6ehaUiOr, moral department,
and intellectual improvement of has students, and to
the already extensive and constantly extending
patronage bestowed upon him, as the best and most
reliable recommendations of the School which it is
in his power to exhibit. His patrons are the best
judges of the character of the Seminary and to
them he confidently refers an enlightened public.
The School is independent of any Board of Trus-
tees, and under the exclusive management of the
Principal.
Mr.. McMURnAS, the able c~oadjutor of the Prin-
cipal, graduated with high distinction at Hampden
Sydney College and brings with him testimonials
from the President and Faculty of that Institution,
evincing his great moral worth and high order OF
scholarship especially in Mathematics and the sol
id sciences. He has, likewise, a letter of recon-
mendation signed by every member of the Board
of Trustees of Greene Academy in Alabama OF
which he was Principal until his services were Sc
cured for this School, expressing their exalted
sense of his qualifications as q Teacher and their
deep regret at losing his valuable services. Be
sides the testimonials above alluded to-, heis strong
ly recommended as a gentleman and Teacher by
the Rev DR. Hall of Huntsville, Ala, by the Rev J
7 Hargrove, Middleburg, Va, by the Rev Moses D
Hoge, Richmond, Va, by A D Dickinson and S c
Anderson, Esqs., Prince Edward @ H., Va, by The
, Rev w S f Graham, President of Delaware Col
lege, and by the Rev Eliphalet Mott, D D., L L D.
President, and Messrs. Jackson, Lewis and Reed
: Professors of Union College, N. Y.
Like the Principal, McMurran is a southern ma
by birth and education.
T~ERMS-PER SESSION OF FIVE MONTHS
Board, $50 90
n Tuition in the English branches, II so
i" 1" Ancient Languages
and Mathematics, II so
d Tuition in the Modern Languages, leach 10 90
Fuel at School Room so
Warrenton, n. C. 42-4
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