EdneatiOrl Of the Desi Z and DuniaB and
Blind of North Carolina. -,
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NHE Literary Board is pleased to make known, that
il the School for the Deaf and Dumb commenced OPP
eratiOns in the City of Raleigh the 1st ins under
vorable auspices though it has 10 regret that few Of
the County Courts have. yet. acted thesnbject
in accordance with the act ofthe last General Assembly,
requested in former advertisement of the Board.


1t has been ascertained by correspondence that a
School for the Blind can also be established here upon
terms economical than those Of institutions with
out the States and such one will be opened soon
of pnpIs shah aEerto justly theun-
dertakng The Chairmen of the County Courts, Sher-
ifs and County SoifctOfs therefore respectfully urg-
ed 10 bring e act aforesaid to the attention of their
courts and to make returns TO the President of tho
Board of the number of Deaf and Dumb and Blind per-
in their counties, between the ages Of 8 and 80
years, early practicable. e.


This appeal in behalf of the destitute and unfortunate
will 1T is hoped, at the hands Of these officers an
attention equally prompt and effective, as il the duty
had been mposedb by law. So So = g. .


- = 7..- VILLA. GRAHAM,
- = ;rt+'-~ Prest ex of Lit Board


May 6th, 1845 ''.i 5f9-4w.