Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-07-18
Schools.
TOPSAIL MALE ACADEMY

TILE FALL SESSION of this institution will commence
w McKERRALL, whose services been secured for
the ensuing academic year This school pleasantly stua
ted in an Intelligent and highly moral neghborhood the
within two hours ride eff Wilmington.
The course of instruction embraces ali the studies cass
cal and mathematical necessary prepare the student
University course, addition to the English studies usu-
sessions the Trustees school feel fully justified in re-
commencing Mr.. McKerra to the public diligent and
able Instructor of YOUTH and excellent dscipinaran
Such is their appreciation of his high qualifications
teacher that they employing him salary which
actually exceeds the income of the school, and requires
consequence to be made by assessed contributions
Under these they feel that apology need
ed for appealing to the public for generous support
The accommodations for board ample the Trustees
having to great expense in erecting large and
mQdous boarding house. expressly for the of the school
1t is under the management of Dr. j. L. S. Beckwith with
whom the principal of the school boards and super
vision over such OF the students placed there under
his
The ensuing session will begin on the 9th July and will
end the 10Th November Terms per session of FIVE
follows:
English branches, including Geography, Gram
Ancient Languages, and higher Mathematics Is
Board, including fuel and washing ........... so
Students will be charged from the time of the
close of the session. except in Of proracd sickness
Reports of the department and Of each student
will be furnished to and guardians at about the mid
die and at the end of each session.
For further so9i pP M to New HS1o1s M FQG e.
June 81, s56-25s-41std&w ~ -''" --'-'''' w.
MALE COLLEGIATE SEMINARY.
E. w. ADAMS, A. M, PRINCIPAL,
TNHIS INSTITUTION located at Stricklandsville i'm
i mediately the Wilmington and Weldon Rail Road,
the State, and county in particular We have
spared neither pains erecting suitable build
ing for school purposes having regard both to the
ience and health of the pupils also to whatever be
conducive to their mental and physical Improvements In
ne feel assured that but few schools in State high
favored as she IS can offer superior inducements to those
of the classical and mathematical Seminary of this place
We hop and do expect, largely to share the public pat
| ronage.
STckandsvie is the heathiest villages in the
eFn portion OF the state and presents but few to
affect the morals of the pupils The students Will be at b-
ery attend either of the churches in the village neigh
control of EIr E W Adams A NJ, teacher Of much ex-
perence and success who, in addition to his several Dipo
brings gentlemen of the highest literary standing
in this State and Virginia the most satisfactory testimonials
of thorough for the discharge of the important
Terms PER SESSION OF FIVE MONTHS
/ zone half Payable in AdUamce.)
Modern Biography, English Grammar, arithmetic, 40
Ancient ianguage lg e' Higher Mathematics 20 90
Students viii be charged from the time of entering
in protracted sickness. Board be obtained in
the family of the principal at $4 per Session. exclusive OF
the Session.
Reports the progress and department of each
The first Session will commence the 1st Monday June
Stricklandsville, N. G. Nj. K. DEVANE, M. D.,
President of Board of Trustees.
! May 2, l856.-[35-tla.
| GOLDsROFO' FEMALE COLLEGE.
TTNE third Session of this Institution commences Wed
nesday the 3rd of January, 1885, and ends the 3rc
of June 1855.
Rev. JAS. H. BRENT, A. B.. President.
Dr. MORGAN Gloss late of Chapel Hill, PROT o
Mathematics.
And full corps of Teachers in every branch
Board including Washing, Lights, Fuel, &C., per .
session, Soo w
Tuition in Primary Department.. SO OF
One hundred dollars will cover all expenses the
in the Collegiate and all ornamental branches
Pupils primary department charged the usual price to-
ornamental branches. One half payable in advance.
Three Lectures scientific subjects will be delivered eact
month.
We making every effort render the School the rstir
advantages and cheapne and pledge to reduce prices
multiply the advantages proportion to the increase of pat
rOnage When number pupils reaches 200 we shal
be able to reduce the prices nearly half every aiding
us is also aiding in placing the of superior education
within the reach of almost every girl in the State.
We return thanks for the unexamped support we have nae
and believe will be continued. For further information
apply to the President of the faculty, or myself.
VIM. K. LANE,
President Stockholders.