NORTH MISSISSIPPI
COLLEGE, r. 9
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The Trustees Of this in
stitution, take pleasure in
announcing to the public,
that they have secured, as
Professor to take charge of
their College, the services
of Joseph Y. Boyd n. NJ,
who is fayorably known in
our country as a faithful, a
bic, and successful teacher.
He will be assisted in the
primary department by
James w. Karr, a young
man known to possess the
requisite qualifications of
good teacher.


While the Trustees have
all the corporate power of
a college, it is nevertheless
their intention to make the
college, preparatory
school to the State Uniyer-
sity, located at Oxford and
students can be prepared
for any class in that, or any
other institution to which
their parents may wish to
send them.


The scholastic year will
be divided into sessions of
five months each. The first
of which will commence on
Monday 5th Of January
1845.


TERMS.


Orthography, Reading,
Writing sc, So per ses.


English Grammar, Gcog-
raphy, Arithmetic &c, Si&
! per session.


The Languages, Mathe-
MATES sc, $l8 per session.


Board, including washing
Lights &c, 81 per month.
Any number ofstudents can
be boarded at the college
in the family Of Charles A.
Smith, where they will be
continually under the SUI
perintendence Of the teach
crS.


The college is located in
Lafayette county, five miles
} northwest of Oxford, in a
healthy, moral, religious, &
Intelligent neIghoorhooo'


Considerable attention
= will be given to OratoTy
and English composition.


The Bible will not onl y
n be read in school, but con
!; tinually used as a class book
!. that its sacred principles
n may be thoroughly lmplan
e ted in their youthful minds
It BY order of the Trustees


ALEX: SHAW,


Vice President.


CHARLES A. SMITH,