North Carolina Institution
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.HNHIS Institution will be opened for tbo


i Pupils, about the 1st of May next IN tS ePon Of
Raleigh. Pleasant and commodious BUILDINGS City
obtained and it earnestly desired that all
ing children orfriends who ofhs unfortnrstu M
will all practicable means to have them Class
the time of opening the School as possible dS Near
z Forthe present, Pupils will be received at anv..


tween eight and thirty, The Pupils will ivy aye be.
same house with the Principal and his amiiv ~. IN ihe
be at altimes under his care and directopTbot will
Pupils will be under the special care of the WIFI 'eae
Principal and the Matron and the utmost attenti@ Vi The
be given and care takens to secure the comfort and WI"
piness, as well the improvement of all the Pn; nap


The terms for the Session of ten months viii L


hundred and sixty dollars for Board, Washing and one
ion, including the necessary Books and all lu'
except Clothing and Medical attendance-pav.SIIe
half semi annually in advance. 'N'ie' ono


The very best assistant Teachers will be procr,o,


the number of Pupils may require The precise G'
opening the Schoolwil. be mentioned in future A5
tsement. ..-. U'et'


All Communications on the subject of the Instiri..
addressed to- EsToN R. GALES, Esq., Raleipb In,
paid( after the 1st of April, to the Principal w;R
ATTENDED to promptly. "Oe


All applications for admission for Pupils, wbo.,n
rents not able to support them either in full ~ d
part should be made to His Excellency, Gov III IN
President of the Literary Board. LAM
WILLIAM D. COO KE, Princ;rI
Feb 2, 1s45 - 535 ;e