Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1853-09-07
CHOWAN FEMALE
COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., n. G.
Rev. NJ. r. FORY, A. NJ, PR1NcIpAL, Natural Sci
ences and Moral Philosophy.
Mrs. L. Delaney FoRY, Associate Principal,
French, Italian, and Bellies Lettres.
Rev. II. Ii. LAND, A. NJ, Latin Language and Lit
erature.
Rev. J. R. GARL1Ck, A. NJ, History.
P.S. HENsoS, A. B. Mathematics and Natural Sci
ences.
Mr.. NJ. C. BABcotck, Orgaannfst and Pianist.
Miss A. PERKINS, Higher English.
Miss Susan J. BAKER, Music, Piano and Vocal.
Miss M. L. ELDRIDGE, Music, Piano. Vocal and
Guitar.
Miss n. A. BRrDGERs, Music, Piano and Vocal.
Miss C. d. SMfrH, Primary Department.
Miss JULIA HtGER, Oil, Water, Monochromatie
Painting, Drawing and ornamental branches.
Rev. j. X. GARLIcK, A. NJ. and LADY, Conductors
of the Domestic Department.
- -, Matron and Nurse:
TINE Institution is located in one of the most
i healthful sections Of Eastern Carolina.
Its eleventh session wiz commence on the second
Wednesday of October, 1858.
The Domestic Department will be conducted by
the Rev. j. K. Garlick and Lady of Va.
Ample provision will be made for warm and cold
bathing, and other preservatiYes of health. The
Primary Department will be re-organized, ard
placed under the care of a suitable Teacher.
The Institute has a Libfdfy, a Reading Room,
and a Cabinet of Minerals. The Chemical, Astron-
omlcai and Philosophical Apparatus is not surpass-
ed by that of any similar Institution in the South.
The Literary Society of the Institute susta;ns n
monthly periodical which is read at the regular
meetings Of the Society. Extensive courses Of lee
lures are delivered, accompanied with experimental
illustrations. The Music department is furnished
with ten new and very superior instruments and is
conducted by a gentleman Teacher. aided by four
lady colleagues: Musical Soirees are held month
". There is elso Il large and valuabl, Organ for
daily religious services. The Bible il regularly
studied, and throughout the whole course, regard is
had to the moral culture of the Student. The Young
ladies 90 not visit the stores nor Post Office, but
make all purchases through the agency of friends.
All letters received pass through the hands of the
Principal, and where there is suspicion of n clan
destine correspondence, the letters are sent unopen-
ed to the Parent or Guardian. The Students do
not go abroad without a proper attendant. They
are nOtallowed to visit, nor to receive calls. nor TO
attend any exhibition without permission from the
Principal. They attend divine service on the Sab
bath at such place as the Parent or Guardian may
direct. To prevent rivalry in dress, simple uni
form is prescribed. There are two sessions of FIVE
months each, commencing on the 81 Wednesdays
of October and March. The vacation is from the
last Thursday in July to the I'd Wedn esday in Oc-
tOber. Students can enter any time and are charged
accordingly. No deduction for tuition will be made
after entering, except in cases Of p~rotracted illness.
when one half the bill Willie deducted. Parents and
Guardians are earnestly requested not to bring nor
remove young ladies on the Sabbath.
To those living near the railroads, Murfreesboro'
is most accessible by the way Of Boykin's Depot,
on the SeabOard and Roanoke Road, l2 miles from
the Institute, where a regular conveyance will al
ways be found.
Rates Of Board and Tuition for a session Of Fire
Months, payable one half in aduance.
Elementary Arithmetic. Grammar. GeoOraphv