CALDWELL INSTITUTE.
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Under the care IF the Pres1saeryof Orange.
The Plan of Education in this Institution embraces
!. complete course of English instruction.
H. The Greek and Roman, Classics and Antiquities
Geography, Mythology and History.


III. A complete course of Mathe henatics-Ar rithme
tic, Algebra, Geometry, Planes and Spherical Trigo
nomery, Navigation, Surveying Heights and Distances
Analytical Geometry Dferentia and Integral Calculus
and Natural Philosophy.


Every student applying for admission is required
duce satisfactory testimonials that he good
moral character.


Tdcati0nS-Sx weeks from the End Wednesday OF
April, and four weeks from End Wednesday of October
Tuition Fees-$2O per Session and ST. contingent in.
Variably payable in advance, to JAMES SLOAN, ESQ
Treasurer Board in respectable families varies from
10 10 dollars per month";
Students be prepared at this Institution for adms-
on into any of the Glasses of College.
The officers of the Institution are:
Rev. ALEX. WILSON,. D. D., President, and Pro-
fessor of the Greek Language and Literature;
S. c. LlNDSLEY, A. NJ, Professor of the Latin
Language and Literature;


R. H. GRAVES, A. NJ, Professor of Mathematics
and Natural Philosophy.


The next Session commences on the 2Sd Nav.
BY order of the Board of Trustees


VIM. d. PAISLEY. Sec'y.
REE The President and Faculty Of the University o
North Carolina.


GAsensborOugh, April 22.Is44 4S6-st