Cumberland County, NC - Frances Bowen School, 1810

                      TO PARENTS & GUARDIANS

Circumstances of a domestic nature having rendered it necessary that
Frances Bowen should return to her family in Fayetteville, she has
(though reluctantly) withdrawn herself from the Raleigh Academy, and 
purposes opening a 

                      School in Fayetteville

on the first Monday in March, for the reception of young ladies. She
engages to teach them those various branches of literature which she
has taught with some success for three years past in the Raleigh
Academy.

She is encouraged to hope that the parents and guardians of children
will feel no apprehensions in placing their children or wards under
her instruction. 

They may depend that the utmost exertions will be made to cultivate
the minds and improve the morals of such as may be committed to her
care. Terms of tuition will be made known on application to the
subscriber.

                              Frances Bowen

Fayetteville, Feb. 5, 1810

Source: The Star - February 15, 1810

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