Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1853-12-28

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NE ETROPOLTTAN EMALEsEMINARY. |
The subscriber proposes to oPe on the second Mon;
For this purpose he has purchased the property formerly
J. J. Finch It situated on Halifax street few hundred
yards north OF the Capitol in pleasant and desirable part
the city and sufficiently free from Of its
vcnity-one of the elgbleand beautiful sites in the
city upon which he intends as soon as circumstances will
cia reference to school purposes Many circumstances
female school pro7srbial healthulness the objects
interest which attach to it, the capitol of the Sate its
the institutions it already contains and its growing impor
giving of PFoSReF all
to give their daughters polite and an accomplished eduea
school by Mrs. Mcdowell and other competent and expo
rienced instructors and all the facilities necessary first
The course of instruction viii be thorough embracing all
the branches usually taught in High Schools Colleges
Certificates OF graduation will also given Nu
sic and other Ornamental Branches to those who attain the
The vacations will arranged correspond
nearly practicable with those Wake Forest College
in order that parents paronizng Institutions may
have the OF sending their and1daughers to
gether
TERMS PER SESSION.
Primary Department, $40
CIslsico CIIy and neeiemfe scisntie DeDortment % %
Music on Piano and Guitar, including the use Of
Other Ornamental Branches at the usual prioea.
Board including Washing fuel, &C., 60
Contingent Expenses
Payable promptly at the end of each session.
ccpt proraced sickness The above terms are
moderate i believed the expensiy of living and
perence has taught Parents properly appreciate
the education Of their children soctous the
character Of the instruction impaired tkan about the price
Hence prime object will rot be to make the school as
possible.
The subscriber atters himself that the experience has
had in teaching young ladies and the satisfaction he has
been enabled to give will be sufficient guarantee to all
daughters will be properly cared for and faithfully instruc
solicitation of numerous friends and under the impression
that important interests be suberved thereby he trusts
that he shall not lack that sympathy and liberal
support winch nave 0'' "'o0'o'0 na TeDoWEL
IL C0untn A. C.-n. d. BRACY, Princpal.-In offer
ing this School public the Trustees ater themselves
nentv en Gunea direct e wh abty e Me rso
commended Teacher Of the highest order Graduate,
capable of teaching thorough preparatory to
terng the highest Glasses the University Ct North Car
Ona and from the experience he has acquired in teaching
he sters himself that he will be able to give undoubted
satisfaction.
removed FROM the business of the place. of the neae
Academies in the State, which has been built by the patr
otc citizens of the place. bringing also to their aid the
friends of education round about and that too at heavy
and it would be suicidal in Trustees not to
place it ON the best footing.
The gentleman whose services offer to the public
native of Virginia. by birth and education, and therefore
feelings allied with own; he wishes make this
permanently his home he would ask all who know him to
aid in this great work. the education of the heart we'll
the head and when this shall be done he have the pleas
ing qualification of knowing that he has performed lhepart
Henderson presents of the finest fields for the
an " II the has a "Rep II
of access being situated Immediately on the Raleigh
and CASTOR Rail Road; also ut the terminus of branch of
the great Western Stage Line aordng all who may wish
TO Ratronize the School easy access.
Sessions of five months each The Spring Term
the first Monday in January 1854 The Fall Term
the close Term there will public examination.
Board be had in the Village country may be do
No deduction for loss of time except protractod
We would impress upon all who may wish to patronize
the School the necessity of being ready enter on duty
the first of the Session ~
Tuition % m PTsy s b.P Session SO 90 90
For firther particulars adde's the Secretary
D' 0,as' :, ne 80 D0''D LEWIS i. KIrTLE sse,E.
XNAXsENE aNSTITgTE NoRMAL "a RGIE G4k=
SON President and Principal Classical Department.
John Robinson Principal of the English Department and
Miss Emily Webb, Principal Of the Female Schools.
Hon. Thos. Rufn, VIM. X. Lane, Richard Washington,
John A. Green, Wm. T porteh, J. j. Baker Wm BED B. Ed
and William Robinson.
The Session of each Will the tSt Mon
day N January and close on the 4th Friday in May
The Fall will open the lst Monday in July, and
close the 4th Friday in November.
The school in fourishing condition, and the large
of students already in attendance fully aests the
practical teacher with competent assistants, labor
ing with ndcagabe ZEAL for the prosperity of tho Insu-
ton.
There will be Annual Examination at the close of each
Spring Term and in order to prepare credtaby for this
desired that students should be always present
at the opening of each session.
of tuition of admission &c, address the
Principal. JOHN a. GREEN, Sec7etdry
C1oldsI,orouph, Nov. 2, 1858. 104-15J
Il OUISDURG MALE ACADEIIY.-WM. A.
IA WATKINS, Principal. JOS j. ANERiTT, Associate
The next Session will the rst Mondayn JAN
uary, 1854, and continue five months.
TERMS:
Orhography, Reading, Writing Geography Arith- SO
metic and English Grammar 80
Higher English Branches Mathematics Ancient Ian SIS
guages,
No Reduction unless protracted sickness.
Board per month can be had at SO.
Mr. Watkins Teacher of several years experience,
furnishes the testimonials of qualification from
Faculty of Emory Henry College, of which he is
graduate well from number OF gentemen OF high
Standing the ghborhood where he has been teaching
selves securing Principal of
this Institution.
Mr. Averitt bears with him Diploma the Latin Ian
euage several distinctions other branches from the
University Virginia 1t is proposed to give instruction
the French and Spanish Languages to those who
desire it. JOEL KING,
Prest of the Board of Trustees