Newbern weekly progress., 1859-07-26
SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.
nR. DEEMS SCHOOLS FOR BOTH
IL SEXES.
WILSON, NORTH CAROLINA.

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WILsoN, NORTH CARoLZNA.
CHARLES F. DEEMS, D. D.,
RECTOR, and Professor of BelesLettres.
| Capt JAMES d: RADCLIFFE,
Prof of Mathematics and the Physical Sciences.
| Professor of Ancient Languages.
| Miss MARY WADE SPEED,
Principal of the Ladies' Seminary.
| Mrs. ANNIE HONFLEUR
Teacher of French, Drawing and Music
Mrs. ELIZABETH d. RADCLIFFE,
Teacher of Music.
| Miss MARIA L. GRAFTON,
| Teacher in the Ladies Department.
Mrs. ELIZABETH A COFFIN, Matron
rms OF Leaning vas opened under most
is proposed to make it thorough and practical Gym
nasiuln for training the Physical Intellectual and
Moral powers of the Pupils pOa ats Success IA tS
expects to rely for all its Patronage. 1t is under
the control of no particular Church. The Teachers
belong to different Denominations and selected
on account OF their fitness for the posts they occupy
without regard to their ecclesiastical connections.
ma Military Academy, has charge of the Male De
partment. In addition to the English, Mathemati-
cal and Classical branches, the Pupils have the ad
vantage of the Infantry drill of Military Academies
To secure interest and success in this, we have an
ample supply OF Cadet Muskets The uniform of
the corps neat, plain aud cheap. 1t is furnished
at the Institution nearly first cost practica
BILE. Pupils need only bring their usual wearing ap
parel. The uniform aids in securing; discipline and
preventing extravaganza. The Drill does not inter-
tere with the studies. 1t is excellent discipline
furnished our pupils after school hours, without ez-
ira charge for tuition of muskets.
The vacancy in the chair of Ancient Languages
is temporary, and will be speedily and properly
In the department for Young ladies everything
will be considered which is calculated to advance
the health, the progress, and the happiness OF the
pupils.
cOnd session will open the last Thursday in August
1882 and it very BILE that all the pupils be
present at the opening classification.
TERMs-Ia the Male Department. the charge of
tuition Il session will be from SO to $25 according
to the age, of the pupils and their advancement,
BoarG can be had III respectable families for $40
month.
In the Ladies Department: Tuition, a session. in
the English branches, $50; for any Ancient Mod
ern language, So Music, on the Piano, Organ or
Guitar, with the of the Instrument, SD so:
the Harp $50, and 50 extra for the of the Lns-
ment Drawing $40; Oil Painting, $50. The pupils
can board i'll the Seminary, and will be charged
from the time of their entrance to the close of the
session; and for board fuel washing furnish ed rooms
and attendance, will be charged s. so week.
II The t"tfo@ is to be paid 2" adrance and all the
The pupils in both Departments have the use of
Libraries equal those of older Institutions
and their Books and Stationery are furnished at New
York retail prices
The Departments in seperate buildings
An letters to the pupils should be addressed to the
care OF Dr. Deems, Wilson, n. c. ju., Is d&w;3m.
TENHE WILSON sCIEOOLS.-FOR YOUNG
Il LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.
BY Nr. amts IIrs. Richardson, Principals
Aided by full corps of Assistant Teachers. The
exercises of the ensuing scholastic year will be
suIned on TIIURSDAYth the Ist day of SEPTEMBER
Applicants examined for Admission and Classifca
present who contemplate pursuing regular course
of study. Gymnastic Department will be added to
the Male School the coming session, the object of
which is to supply the great universal need of all in
stutions of learning, namely regular physical train
ing. Among the numerous exercises of this Depart
ment, designed to please well as benefit, the
small and broad sword exercises, infantry drill, par
alel and upright bars, &c. Prof Z. Prentss Tuckc,
who will become associated with the Schools
Professor of Mathematics, Practical Surveying aud
Civil Engineering, will superintend this Department
He will also give instruction in the of the Com
pass, Transit Theodolite and Level Also in plotting
surveys, profile makings and the estimation of earth
work and masonry.
A Caisthenic Department will also be added TO the
Seminary, to correspond to the Gymnasium.
1t is designed by the friends of these Institutions
to lay the foundation of Polytechnic School for
young gentlemen, and to establish, beyond contin
gency, School for young ladies, in which, after the
completion of regular course, i'll or in other
they be taught the fine arts spe
cality To this eed vigorous plans are IN operation,
ana bailaSt>ea e-ection- which, in
all heir ngements furnishings ppointments
to be of the first order, and especially desgaed
for this purpose.
The male and female departments separate.
SectarianisIn is theoretically and practically
cluded For the plan Of the Schools in fa, address
at Wilson, N. c.,
D. S. RICHARDSON, A. NJ,
Principal of the Wilson schools,
July - dim Or j. Il. WILLIAMS, Esq.
CHARLOTTE FEMALE INSTITUTE
" CHARLOTTE, N. G.