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VENHE Exercises Of this Institution viii be resum
N on Monday, Sth of January 1914. The scholAs tic
year will be divided into sessions of months each
The Trustees have engaged the services OF Mr.. w M
H. BASS, whois Graduate of Randolph Macon Colleg e
and is highly recommended both for his moral depor
ment as gentlemen, and for his qualifications a
Teacher In this School will be tau sht every thing
cessary to prepare young for CoilogeOr for the
binary avocaons of life. Henderson is beautiful and
foushing village Immediately the Rail Road frotr
Raleigh to Gastour745 miles from either place-re-
markabe for he hsalhuness of its location and for The
and morality of its inhabitant and those Of
its vicinity The location of the Academy is quiet and
retired sufficiently remote from the business part The
village Particular attention will be paid both TO the
moral department. and the intellectual advanceuent of
the Pupils. Board, including washing, lights, sc.
be had in respectable private families in heviaye at
81 per month; ana in the country, at s.: Each Ses-
sion will close with thorough examination oE e Stut
dents on the Studies pursued during the Fern1. ss


TERMS PER SESSION.


For English branches, $40


Classical course. Is 90


JOHN D. HAWKINS, President Of


the Board Of Trustees.


December 12, 1913. 477-N..