MALE AND FEMALE SCHOOL
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NHE subscriber having taking the house E formerly occupied by Col Donaldson as Hotel, has this day opened his Male and Famale School. In this institution, the aca- demic year of ten months will be divided into two parts, each olive months, and these sub divided into quarters of two and a half months each. No student will be received for less than quarter. Grateful for past patronage, he pledges his utmost ability to render his school inferior to none in the southern coun- try, and thereby secure the patronage of an enlightened community. A good school he will have, and large school he does not de- sire. Prices as follows per quarter:

 FIRST GLASS.

 Spelling, Reading and Writing. ...S3 %

 SECOND GLASS.

 English Grammar, Geography and Arithme- uc.'.. .................".S5 %

 THIRD GLASS.

 Ancient Languages and higher branches of Mathematics..... .......-.........S7 50 Fuel, per quarter. ..50 He can accommodate Is or 20 young ladies with comfortable board. Parents and Guar dians wishing to avail themselves of the lite rary institutions of this place, are requested to call and examine the inducements to beard their daughters or wards with the subscriber.

 ROBERT M. GARVIN. - SEu~