North Carolina I2ssfitaIt;ea


For The Deaf and DUEnh.
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THIS Institution will be opened for the reception Of
Il Pupils, about the 1st of May next, in the CITY OF
Raleigh Pleasant and commodous buildings have be n
and it's earnestly desired that all persons hav-
ing children or friends who this unfortunate class
will use all practicable means TO have them here as near
the time ofopening the School as possible ~


For the present. Pupils will be received at any age be-
tween eight and thirty. The Pupils, will live in The
same house with the Principal and his family and will
De at all times under his care and direcon-The female
Pups Will be nnder the speca! ofthe wife of the
PncIPal andIhe MaTon, and the attention will
De gwen and care aken TO the comfort and hap
Plness, as well as the improvement of all the Pupils


ne terms Tor the Session of ten months wiIbe one
hundred and sixty dollars for Board Washing and Tu
lton, including the necessary Books and all expenses
except Clothing and Medical attendance-payabIe ono
half semi annually in advance. G s..-sI :. 49,
The very best assistant Teachers will be procured
the number Of Pupils require. precise time IF
opening the School viii! be mentioned future Adver
tisement. q. q. G.. a. :-tl-t..5 fl r. ~


All Communications the subject of the Institution.
addressed to WESTON R. GALES, Esq, Raleigh (posi
PAID or after the Isl tethe Principal, will be
attended to promptly 20 - - p q Z -


All applications for admission eforl Pupils whose Pa
rents are not able to support them either full or ia
part should be made to His Excelleney Gov HAM
President Of the Literary Board ,5a g.gyg aflaaa;
Feb 2, 1s45 III 7'27'1 ssb@tf >