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INV 'p'' '-'''e''s' OD TIC ''' S. MARCH
Norfolk, Va, Dec l5 1853 10
w LEGE.- GOLDSB0R0UGH, n. C.-WM ROBIN
SON President and Principal of the Classical Department
John Robinson, Principal of the English Department,
Miss Emily Webb, Principal of the Female Schools.
TRUSTEES
Hon. Thos. Ruflin VIM X. Lane Richard Washingta
John a. Green, VIM. I. Dortch, j. J. Baker VIM B. ri
mundson. John T. Kennedy, Council Best VIM c. BTr
The Spring Session of each year will open ON the No.
day in january, and clos the 4th Friday i'll May
The Fall term will open on the lst Monday in July nj
close on the 4th Friday IN November
The school is in Furnishing condition. and the aI
number of students already in attendance, fully aes
practical teacher who with competent assistants b
ing with interchangeable ZEAL for the prosperity of the nsd
There will be an Annual Examination at the close cad
Spring Term and in order TO prepare creditablv for this
earnestly desired that students should be always p
at the opening of each session.
For rates of tuition terms of admission &c. address &
Principal JOHN A. GREEN, Secretary
Goldsborough Nov. Q, 1853. lO4-lJ
II oUIsBURG FEMALE sEMINARY.-FnntL
q 1lin County, N C. A. II. RAY and JANE A RAJ I
Principals and IsaeAeys IN tie Sold BrancEcs. Mss
CuRrls, Piqno, Focal Husic: Miss S T. Adams Iiena
cal Krsic Drdsriag and Paiatslg Miss u. L. PLEslH
PcunaanShip, English branches. Miss \. Z. KmBRo G%
tar Engtish Branches.
The next Session begins The 1st Monday in JanuaTE
Board and washing S45 per session. Tuition as fra
The situaton has superior advantages regards health and
good society Persons desiring further information vi
have Circular forwarded on aRfS d D. to a Nv
President of The Board
December l, 1883. 1Oul-5r
HZ NAPP OF REEDS MALE ACADEMY,
this School will commence the I'd Monday in Janua
next, under the charge of Mr. Samuel Clement, young
gentleman of some experience teacher. The Ae9den
is situated 10 miles west of Oxford the Oxford @
lIillsborough road, in a healthy location. r..
Good Board be had in the neighbOrhood for sop \
month, no extra charges for lights, &c.
TERMs PER FIVE MONTHS. Ala
Elementary English Branches, ~
Arithmetic and The higher English branches, rs
ALEX. FLEMING, sscty. Board 7fgtst
KNAPP of Reeds, Dec. 3, 1858. Il y.
Spirit Of the Age copy twice, and send bill 10 'H-
VA ARRENTON N. C. FEMALE SEMNb F
w RY.-The next Session of this Institution Will e NJ
mence on MONDAY the 18th of January ensuing: II
corps of Teachers will consist of ten more, expei1e
in their various departments. Professor Vincent GUY
will again have charge of the Musical Department WIZ
The situation of the Seminary is beautiful, with an4
space for exercise and recreation Those who may a s
more minute information to terms, &c, can have SO
,uar sent to their address.
DANIEL TURNER PrincPs44
Warrenton, N. c., Dec l6 1853 I0- -ty@-
- ELECT CLASSICALAN MATHEMAA1TIff
seal SCHOOL, WARRENToN, N. C.-R. A. ELL ~
NJ, P'alcipol assisted by competent Instructors
spring Session will commence on the second Aona"
January, 1854
BOARD for the session o,f iIa a I,an,i, saa
,oi ~ T;.s,,ts - % ,s.. = tit1i's 50
,t i MI in = Is ,1 5 aJt,a,+;o III
7" in English Branches, iSS
60 in French, (extra,) "a
uel in School Room, o. 49, :. - ~
For particulars see Catalogue liz