Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1854-01-25
M ErRoPoL1rAN FEMALE SEMINARY

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lSA The subscriber proposes open second Mon
day january next The City Of Raleigh, High School
For this purpose he has purchased the property formerly
j. e f on h few Ite
yards north of the Capitol in pleasant and desirable part
the city, and suc:en retired % to 5e free E from most ef its
He has also purchased unimproved lot in the
vcntone of the most eligible and beautiful sites in the
city which he Intends circumstances will
caI reference to school purposes Many Circumstances
eonspre to render Raleigh desirable location for
interest it, the capitol of the tate
accessibility by of rail roads; the high character of
the institutions it already contains and its growing por
tance giving of p[Tspe are all er
to give their daughters polite and accomplished edue-
ton The subscriber will be assisted in the duties of the
renced Instructors; all facilities necessary first
class school, will be promptly provided .,-..-,,
the branches usually taught in High Schools Colleges
and dos will be g,amed to hGSe & who complies M the
sic and other Ornamental Branches to those who attain the
requisite proficiency .. ..-.
The sessions and will arranged correspond
as nearly as practicable with those of Wake Forest College
have the advantage OF sending their daughters to-
gether.
TERMS PER SESSION.
Primary Department, so
Preparatory Department.
Classical and Scientific Department, %
Music @ on, on Piano and Guitar, including the use Of
Other Ornamental Branches at the usual prices.
ljoard including washing, fuel, &c, 60
Payable promptly the end of each session.
No deduction for absence, after pupil has entered
moderate believed the living and
the facilities, which will be provided will justify But
Pcrcnce has taught that Parents who properly appreciate
The education of their children olcitos about the
character of the instruction inartcd than about the price
Hence the prime object will be make school
che as possible but to render the instruction eiet
The Hatters himself that the experience he has
been enabled give will be guarantee, all
who may be disposed TO paronize his school that their
daughters will be properly cared for and faithfully nsruc
ted And he has undertaken this enterprise urgent
that important may thereby,
that he shall n" lack that generous sympathy and liberal
"rl''' "-N' '''' ''' '''''''A ~ ''' A. McDoWEI1
Nov. sth 1853. 4-t9MJ.
EUsT RECEIVED ANOTHER SUPPLY OF
always be found Sheet Music and Music Books for all
G Bma ihe GhSeHy
Flies, Flutes, Carioncs, Flag geolcs Octave Flutes, Accor-
Violin Screws, Pms, Bridges, BOWS new lot Of Italian
Strings both for Guitar and Violin large assortment Of
Pertunery, Hair Brushes Porte Monies, &c, &c.
| ARTISTS MATERIALs.--A beautiful lot of Landscape
Patterns for Oil Painting, Japan Boxes, Paints Brushes
Oils and Varnish; Canvass in pieces o stretches
Drawing ra,tsns rs, Pencils Paper Bristol Board Mn
lures, Picture Frames, Gilt Moulding, GlaIs &s S.
Raleigh, Sept. -, 1853. Sc
BIINE FRUIT FINE FRUIT TEN THOU
Il sand APPLE TREES of the finest kinds ripenng in
succession earliest latest TEN THOUSAND
PEACH TREES of the finest kinds ripenng in succession,
from early in June to November. TEN THOUSAND CHER
RY TREES of the finest kinds ripenng in succession, from
the first of May July also fine of Aprcots,
Nec;arncs Plus Pears and Strawberry plants for sale at
the Pathological Gardens and Nurseries, at Cane Greek,
Chatham county, and New Garden, Guinrd county. Or
ders for trees should be sent i'll early Catalogues will be
sent to all applicants.
During absence brother Owen Lndley, will deliver
Cane Greek, and Albert G. Lindey, New
! Garden. JOSHUA LINDI4EI.
| New Garden, Guford county, n. c.,
The 14th of the 10th mo-, 1888. 9S-3m.
10000 Dollars Wanted.