Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1854-01-18
ME ETRoPo11rAN FEMALE sEM1yARY.

RH EIROFOLiIAN FEMALE SEMINARY,
day in January next in the City of Raleigh High School
For this purpose he has purchased the property formerly
owned and employed for school the late Rev
yards north of the Capitol pleasant and desirable part
G a the e and tn M M the o % e s
He has also purchased unimproyed lot the same
vicinyone of the most eligible and beautiful sites in the
city, upon which he Intends circumstances will
admit large and commodous buildings, with spe
cal reference to school purposes Many Circumstances
sonspre to render s Raleigh most desirable losstGa for "a
interest," which attach to it, the capitol of the State; its
accessibility acc by Of rail roads the high character OF
3 are s
to give their daughters polite and accomplished educa-
ton The subscriber win be assisted in the duties of the
rienced and all the facilities necessary to first
VIII embracing
the branches usually taught in High Schools Colleges
course Certificates of graduation will also be given in Mu
sic and other Branches to those who attain the
The sessions and vacations will be arranged correspond
as nearly as practicable with those of Wake Forest COLLEGE
have the advantage OF sending their nddaughters to
gether.
TERMS PER SESSION.
Primary Department. $40
Classical and Scientific Department, 25
Music on Piano and Guitar, including the use Of
Other Ornamental Branches at the usual prices.
Board including washing, fuel, &C., 60
Contingent Expenses.
Payable promptly the end each session.
cep of protrncted sickness The above are
as modeTate it as the Of living and
perence has taught that Parents who properly appreciate
the education of their Children socitos about the
paid for it. mp 'e' ''''' "''"' ''' pii''
Hence the prime object will not be to make the school
ch possible but to render the instruction efficient
possible.
The subscriber himself that the experience he
ae ad IN anb6 gbdeg y1"g M es lie and the he C. has M
daughters will be properly cared for, and faithfully nsruc
ted And he has undertaken this enterprise the urgent
that interests besubscrved thereby he trusts
that he shall not lack that sympathy and liberal
A. McDoWEII.
Nov. sth, 1853. 4-t4MJ.
EUsT RECEIVED ANOTHER SUPPLY OF
always be found Sheet Music and Music Books for all
h panos from the of Knabe
Fte Flutes Claronetts Flngeoets Octave Flutes Accor
Vo seews P B@es Sf.s Bows neW lot of aa
Strings both for Guitar and Violin large assortment e
Perfunlery, Hair Brushes, Porte Monies, &S. &c.
ARTISTS MATERIAIs--A beautiful lot Of Landscape
Oils and Varnsh; Canvass in pieces OF on stretches
D hattsPS T Pencils S PAPER Bristol Board Nh
'"Ss7 Picture Frames Gilt As1lds " ais rETGhsA 4f ST
Raleigh, Sept. 12 1853. Sc
% rsEE. E1SE 1s a51 Kinds
succession, from the earliest TEN THOUSAND
ThEs IN a1s to ss nst nf M SRfp %
RY TREES of the finest kinds rpening in succession from
Nectnrnes PiSms Pears and pan for
the Ponologiea Gardens and Nurseries at Cane Creek
ders for should be in early. Catalogues will be
81 sent to all applicants.
During absence brother Owen Indley will deve,
Garden. JOSHUA LINDLEY.
New Garden, Gulford county. \. c..
The 18th of the 10th mo-, 1853 9S-Sn.