To Parents and Guardians.
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The Female School at Wake Forest College will
hereafter be conducted in the Of the subscriber
He would particularly invite the attention of the pat
rons Of Wake Forest College to the adyanta-
ges of having and daughters educated at the
place and in considerable degree together. To such
as may wish their daughte to take thorough regular
course of instruction, he promises every e0rt to give
them education that shall resemble in kind and ap
proxmate in quality to that received by me students or
the College indeed he thinks that great advantage
of his location is its proximity to the College for
tion of its light and spirit must be reflected upon the
Female School besides small advantage will accrue
to young ladies from attendance upon the Lectures
and other public exercises of the Institution.
He is aware that many have objected to the Female
School at this place, tnat the young ladies would be
placed in situation to too much society," but he is
now satisfied that among the candid the impression
lists that they have than is
Schools.


Terms as heretofore published, and made known on
application.


ARCHIBALD Mcdowell,
Principal, and Teacher in Languages and Science.


Mrs. MARY H. MCDOWELL,


Assistant Teacher of Languages and Science.


MISS SALLIE L. OWEN,


Teacher of Music


MRS. R. c. OWEN,


Matron of the School.
Mrs. Mcdowell (late Miss Mary H. Owen, } and Miss
Sallie Oven have heretofore been permitted to refer to
several members of the Faculty OF the University, and
the subscriber is kindly permitted 10 refer to the Facu
~ of Wake Forest College.


The Sessions the same those Of the College


A. MCDOWELL.
June 18th, lS47. 66l-5t.