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y. For The Deaf and DnhhBel r9f59
TNtIS Institution viii be opened for che reception Of
Il Pupils about the 1st of May next, in the City Of
Raleigh Pleasant and 0dious aings have been
ohtaReds and II desired that all pefsonsavI
ing chdTeRor friends, rho efthis unfortunate class
will nse tpEacteable means have them here
hetime opening the School as Possibleejc - kqou
= the present, Pupils viii be received at anyage be-
tween eight and thirty: The Pupils viii live in The
same house with the Principal and his family and will
be at all times under his care and drectionTh he female
Pupils will be under the special care of the wife of the
Principal and the MatToh, and the utmost viii
be given and taken to the comforts and hap.
piness, as we'll as the improvement of all the Pupils.


Theerms for the Session of ten months viii be one
hundred and sixty dollars for Beard, Washing and Tu-
ton including the pecessarys Books and all expenses
except Clothing and Medical attendance-payable one
half semi annually in advance m


The very best assistant Teachers Will be procured,
the number of Pupssmay require. precise time Of
opening the School will be mentioned in future Adyer-
tisement. '-'''' - +2''.7 @"' - -,


All Communications on the subject ofthe Institution,
addressed 10 WESTON r. GALES, Esq. Raleigh, lpOst


aid after the 1st of April, to ihs Principal will be
attended to promptly = tIes1 c2sea }i8als~ =


All applications for admission for Pupils. whose Pa
rents able to support them either in full or in
part should be made to H Excelency, Gov GRAHAM
President of the Literary Board


,..s,..o WILLIAM, D. COO IKE, Principal.


Feb 2, ls45 = 5s5-tf