Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1857-06-26
Schools.
.IONIAS-

GLEN ANNA FEMALE SEMINARY, THOMAS
VILE, n. c.
HE undersigned has made such arrangements with this
Seminary that he greatly aid by oan such parents
as desire to educate their daughters for teachers While he
l. To the daughters Minister'S local travelling,
of all denomnaions To such will secure one or more
ing and lights So per month English tuition from to Is
dollars, per session Ornamentas at reasonable prices
Female Teachers aa For further particulars address
June 18th, 1857 . 1''-' 42-4t*
MAGNOLIA MALE INSTITUTE.
E. w ADAMS, A. M, President.
THE NEXT SESSION WILL OPEN ON THE 9TH
TERMS PER SESSION:
DO. DO. Grammer biography and Arithmatic, 3 90
Classical and Mathematical Course, ....... Is 90
Regulations of the School are the same as hereofore
N. K: DEvANE. Pres. Board Trus.
WAYNE FEMALE COLLEGE,
THE, FALL SESSION OF THIS INSTITUTION
will Thursday the 10th of July 1857 un-
"'f RsR leSTPEE NJ FE6s President and Professor of
Anciet Languages and Mental Philosophy.
w F. ALDERMAN, A. B., Professor of Mathematics and
Natural Science.
L. F. WHITAKER, Esq, Professor of Music.
Miss ..::..:........:.;, Assistant IN Music
Miss J. E. GILBERT, Teacher of French, Drawing and
Expenses per Session in the College Department. for
Board and Tuition, $40 OO
Expenses per Session the Preparatory Department. 60 90
This Institution has recently been entirely eorganzed
The College property has been purchased by
names and the Institution is placed upon a and
permanent basis
The health of the pupils the past year has been excellent
For Circulars giving further information address
S. M. FROST, President.
Goldsboro N. c., June l, 1857.-4l-4w
SELECT MALE SCHOOL AT OXFORD N. c.
THIS SCHOOL, which hitherto has enjoyed high de-
gree of prosperity under the conduct of j. H. Horner,
A NJ by whom it originally established will b9
for advanced classes in the University
For this purpose Prof A. g. Brown whose reputation is
well known teacher of the Ancient Classics during the
thirteen years, Chapel H will be associated with
the present Principal and Rev. T. j. Horner will continue
to be Assistant Instructor.
The School, thus organized is designed to be perma
and of the highest grade AS it is divided into few
classes pursuing regular course OF studies, considerable
time will be devoted to examination and lecture upon the
subject every lesson by each instructor in his depart
ment.
Important have been secured the establish
of literary society, with its library and efficient
system of discipline, in which especial attention is given to
the habits and department of the young when not en-
gagged in the immediate duties of the School:
It's location very eligible the climate of Oxford is
ceent and the commodous building lately erected stands
eminence in beautiful grove beyond the corporate
limits of the town. and the residence of the Princ
and other private families, who will accommodate the stu
dents with board.
Two of twenty weeks each concdng with those of
the University compose the scholastic year, and the price OF
board and tuition is ninety dollars term.
Applications should be made as early as practicable &C
companied with statement of the age and proficiency of
the applicant.
May lst.-35-tl5J