Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1854-01-07
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A. MCDOWELL.
Nov. sth 1858. tt2MJ.
Ill SrntE = Nh B. BRAcY FrneipaHn fnuoss oez
ing this School the public the Trustees themselves
nsa the &c
commended Teacher of the highest order; Graduate,
terng the highest classes in the Univer Of North Car
ina and from the experiences he has acquired in teaching
satisfaction.
There now nearly completed in the Town Henderson,
removed from the of the place. of the neatest
Academies State which built by the patri
edueao1 and d' that heavy
and would be suicidal in Trustees not to
The gentleman whose services offer to the public is
native Of Virginia by birth and education and therefore
permanently his home would ask all who know him to
tho head and when this shall be done he can have
ing qualification of knowing that he has performed thepart
Henderson presents fields for the
agemen of education in the State combining health NOR
easy of access being situated Immediately Raleigh
and CASTOR Rail Road also at the terminus of branch Of
fhe Scholastic year of this Institution divided into
Sessions of five months each. The Spring Term TO
the first Monday in January 1854. The Fall Term
the Term will be public examination
Board be had in the Village country may be de-
No deduction for except of proraced
We would impress upon all who may patronizs
the School the of being ready enter on duty
the first OF the Session.
Tuition for Primary Course per Session, $40 90
do Higher Branches of English, per Session, II 90
For further particulars address th(>Secretary.
D' '''e' : ''' '''"'N LEWIS H. K1TTLE, sec,S.
November 10TH 1853. S-tl5F.
VVAXNSE G 5NSTITgTE NORMA N RC13k G9k-
M John Robinson Principal Of the English Department, and
Miss Emily webb Principal of the Female Schools.
John a. Green Wm T portsh, ~ Baker, w% BE: B Ed
The Spring Session each year will open the lst Mon
The Fall term p Will open On the ls Monday in july and
The school is in hourisling condition, and the large
number of students already MI in fully ae,S S 'Ms
practical teacher who with competent assistants labor
ing with ndegable zca for the prosperity of the lnsu-
will Annual Examination at the close of each
Is pearsesty desired that students Should be always present
at the opening of each session.
Eo of tuition SHS Of m G eI the
Goldsborough, Nov 2, 1888. 1o4-15J.
IT OUIsBURG MALE ACADEMY.-wM. A.
The will commence the first Monday in JAM
n"'y' 1854 and continue TERMs: Az Msa'h''
Orthography Reading, Writing Geography, Arith SO
Higher English Branches Mathematics Ancient Lam s15
Board per month can be had SO.
Mr. Watkins is u Teacher of several years experience,
and furnishes the highest testimonials of qualification from
Faculty of Emory Henry College, of which he is
graduate well from number OF gentlemen OF high
standing in the neghborhood wherc he has been teaching
The Trustees therefore, have every to regard them
fortunate securing services Principal OF
this Institution.
Mr. Avertt bears with him a Diploma the Latin Lam
guage several distinctions other branches, from the
University of Virginia 1t is proposed to give instruction
French and Spanish Languages to those who
desire it. JOEL klNG
Prest of the Board of Trustees
December !, 1858. lO0l-3w
B| NAPP OF REEDS MALE ACADEMY,
HA GRANVILLE COUNTY, n. C.-The 1st Session of
this School will the I'd Monday in january
next under the charge of Mr. Samuel Clement, young
gentleman of experience teacher. The Academy
IS situated miles west of Oxford, the Oxford and
Hsborough road in a healthy location
Good Board be had in the neghborhood for S. per
month"; extra charges for lights &C.
MONTHS.
Elementary English Branches, 49, $500
Arithmetic and the higher English branches $50
- ALEX. FLEMING, sect'y Board Trustees.
Knap of Reeds, Dec. 3, 1853 ssft - 7--2t.
e Spirit of the Age copy twice and send bill to this
Office
5KAAN RIVER INSTITUTE.-THES SPRING SES-
HVSION of this School will commence the 9th of IAN
uary. Board can, be had from Sc to IS per month.
81 sss8s A. C.. LINDSEY
sYanceyville, Dee 8, 1883 .8-3w.
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