.f-!NoTth Carolina aZastita.tien
- sno For The DeafanI D,.r
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I HIS institution will be opened for the recsse.


Pupils about the LIST of May next in tSe r9h Of
Raleigh Pleasant and comnodious ~ oy Of
and tits earnestly desired that All 6era peen
ing children or friends who are ofths nav
viii use all practicable means to have them b cass,
the time opening the School as possible "' near


For the present, Pupils will be received at anvsz
tween eight and thirty The Pupils will ivy 1gs Be-
same house with the Principal and his famiiv ~ me
De at all times under his care and direction fu wiz
Pupils will be under the special care of tbe rS
PFlnepal and the Matron, and the utmost VI Inc
oe gwen and care aken to secure the comfort and b
piness, as well asihe improvment of the p.~ nap
ne terms Tor the Session of ten months will he
hundred and sixty dollars for Board Washin I - Tns
lton including the necessary Books and ali evnardo
except Clothing and Medical atendance-nsvfio
half semi annually in advance fo'"'le' ono


fhe very best assistant Teachers will be procprad .
the number of Pupils may require The precise tim -
opening the School viii! be mentioned in future Adya
tisement. @-aE o.. - .-..-.tll- - 'e


All Communications on the subject of the institution
addressed to WESTON r. GALES, Esq, Raleigh (no,,
Pid) or after the lst of April to the Principal Will b
attended to promptly. ~ W


All applications for admission for Pupils, whose D.
rents are not able to support them either in full or
part. should be made to His Exec ellency, Gov GRAH.
President of the Literary Board.


~. ri..WILLIAM d. COO KE, PrincinaI


Feb 2, ls45. ....-- Sa5 &c