Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1857-08-07
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THE SUBSCRIBER, grateful for the liberal support
which he has so long experienced, and DESTROYS, in re-
turn of eevatng the institution under his care extending
the facilities for acquiring thorough education has
1y, that in addition services of Mr. Malard in the
Primary Department he has slso associated with himself
the instruction of the advanced classes Mr. F. Grl
dy r, graduate of our University, and well qualified
to discharge all the duties that will devolve upon him
The next session will commence, under the
ment on Monday slst August when pupils will be received
into the various classes for which they may be prepared and
tu opportunity afforded them Of pursuing such course
preferred the higher branches of Mathematics Philosophy
Natural and Moral Chemistry &c may be studied 'oithO!
be extended so as to qualify for admission into the SohO
more or Junior Glass.
Primary English Course. $40
ciasaicaI and Mathematical 30
Board in the best families $40 $45.
N. B NO extra charges.
with Mr. Grady subjon two certificates from the highest
quarter OF his ability instruct in those branches to which
his attention will be more particularly directed:
UNIVERSITY OF NJ c., CHAPEL HILL,
June 29th, 1857.
Mr. B. F. Grady Jr connected with this Institution
for four and graduated on the 4th OF this month
nth the First D,st,nction He exemplary in the dis
charge of all his Duties and won the confidence and regard
His studies Greek pursued with great assiduity
and his progress such to for him high rank in
to give Instruction in Creek and feel assured thai be viii
make faithful and efficient teacher chez Of youth
(Signed) M. FELTER, Prof of Greek.
UNIVERSITY OF N. c., June 29th, 1857.
MIR. B. F. Grady graduated the University Of North
Carolina on the 4h Of June 1857 with the First Distinction
During the whole of his four years connection with this IL
stuon his general by the sricte
propriey while his application to his studies was unremt
ting and successful.
In the Mathematical Department especially MIR. G.
exhibited talent of high order and ms requirements are
such that should enter the I Of sas6
(Signed) JAMES PHILLIPS,
Prof. Math and Nat. PhiOs.
will only add that it is design to spare effort to
render the Grove Academy in all respects, worthy Of the
support and confidence those who desire to educate them
Address eas,f 'HO''D VI 'D' Rev JAMES M. sPRUNT.
Kenaus1ille. 18th July. l557--f46-6w--26
THE FEMALE SEMINARY Al KENANsV1LLE.
THE EXERCISES of this Institution will be resumed
the Slst day of August next and will terminate on
the 18th day of June following There will be ntermi
sion days Christmas The session is divided into
two terms of Fl weeks EACH The of instruction will
be thorough and complete and will extend from elemen
tary to the highest branches of education teach
ers will have Charge of the various departments.
Kenansville, the County seat of Dupn, accessible Py
Wilmington and Weldon Railroad, i. we'll known to be
pleasant and healthy place. and the community intelligent
and moral.
spacious and commodious Parents who have daughters
here there is ourshng Male School also the place
RATES OF TUITION FOR A TERM OF q WEEKS ~
Primary Department. ...................$I0 w w
s SENIOR enolSd G Mathematics: Philosophy.
Chemistry, hoeany, So).':''.....'''.. M M
French, Spanish and Italian, each. .......... 10 W
Music on f1ano or Guitar. ~ w
When both are taken by one.............. 30 0O
Vocal Music, (no charge)
~ Drawing and Painting, each 80. :..... 10 w
There will be deduction from these charges unless
cases of serious and protracted sickness 1t is highly de
bic that Pupils should the first day OF the term
Board may be secured in the most respectable families
from $8 to $40
For further particulars, enquire of
T. OSCAR ROGERS, Principal
Ksnausyille, July 10th, ls57.-26s&47-laW6t.