Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1854-01-04
Nu ErRoPoL1rAN FEMALE SEMINARY

NT ETROPOLITAN FEMALE SEMINARY.
a n pes pr I to aps hs s o @
for young ladies, under the above title.
For this purpose he has purchased the formerly
j Finch Il situated Halifax street. few hundred
city, sufficiently near to enjoy all the advantages of
the city, and sufficiently retired to be free from most of its
He has also purchased unmproved lot in the same
ycnityone of the elgbleand beautiful sites in the
admit to erect large and commodious buildings with
es or
female school Its Proverbial healthuness the objects OF
accessibility by means of rail roads the high character
the institutions already contains and its growing mpor
cannot parents desiring
o The sabscber viii be- assisted m n the duties the
school by Mrs. Mcdowell and other competent and expe
rienced and all the facilities necessary first
The Of thorough embracing all
and diplomas will be granted to those who complete the
Onamena Branches to those Who attain the
requisite proficiency.
as nearly as pTaotebe Wh those Fopes
in order that parents pa!ronzng both Institutions may
gether
TERMS PER SESSION.
Primary Department, so
Prepatory Department. Is
Classical and Scientific Department, rs
Music on Piano and Guitar, including the euse Of
Board including washing fuel, &c, 60
Payable promptly the end of each session.
cont Mo for after pupil has entered e
US moderate believed as the of living and
the facilities which will be provided, will justify. But
the education OF their children are more socos about the
character of the instruction impaired than about the price
Hence the prime object will be school as
cheap as but 10 render the instruction as efficient as
The subscriber atters himself the experience has
bsen enabled to give will be snicient guarantee to ali
who may be disposed to patronze his school that their
ted And undertaken enterprise the urgent
solicitation of numerous friends and under the impression
shall lack generous sympathy liberal
support "hs" have Dec" accorded H siifTH57S
EHENDERsoN MALE ACADEMY, Gramsi1s
ing this School TO the public the Trustees themselves
that they have procured the services of gentleman
commended as Teacher OF the highest order; Graduate,
capable of teaching thorough course RefatNory N to zen en-
oa and from the experience he has acquired in teaching
e htter himself that he will be able give undoubied
There nearly completed in Henderson,
removed from the business of the place. of the neatcst
State, which has built by the patri
etc eit:zens of the place. bringing also to their aid the
expense and would be suicidal in Trustees not to
place ace, it on & the best st footing:
native Of Virginia by birth and educaton and therefore
permanently home he would ali know him
aid in this great work te education of the heart well as
ing qualification of knowing that he has performed part
of the philanthropist-the scholar.
Henderson presents of the finest fields for the
agemcnt of education in the State, combining health
ay and intelligence 1t has also other advantages it is
easy of access, being situated immediately the Raleigh
great Western Stage Line, aording all who may wish
fhe Scholastic year Institution divided into
Sessions OF five months each The Spring Term h to COM
mence the first Monday in january 1854 The Fall Term
will commence the first Monday in July following and at
the esf of b had IN M oe e
No deduction for loss of time except in cases of proace
illness.
We would impress upon all who may wish to patronize
the School the necessity of being ready enter duty
the first of the Session.
Tuition for Primary Course per Session., $40 90
do Higher branches of English, per Session., II SO
do Mathematics and Languages, Is 90
For further particulars address the Secretary
Ds 9''sis0' 'S DO1 ! LEWIS II K1TTLE, seey.
November 1ath 1853. 3-tl5F.
EaSd6f6EcR9de4 aSfTfGR%E NoRNAt eMA EoSs SSI
SON. President and Principal the Classical Department
John Robinson Principal of the English Department and
Professor Of Mathematics.
Miss Emily Webb rFRsRs7 3f the Female Schools
Hon. Thos. Ru1in VIM. K. Lane, Richard Washington
John A. Green VIM T. Dorteh, j. J Baker, VIM b Ed
The Spring Session of year will open the LIST Mon
The Fall term will open the 1st Monday in July, and
close on the 4th Friday in November.
number of students already in attendance fully attes the
wide spread reputation of Mr. Robinson as thorough and
ing with ndcgabe ZEAL for the prosperity OF the lnstltu
tion:
Spring Term, and in order prepare credaby for this it
is earnestly desired that students should be always present
at the opening of each session.
For rates of tuition terms Of adss1n e. tne
(SuldSh Ouph MOI Q.