Wayne County NcArchives News.....Advertisement March 20, 1849
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The Newbern Advocate March 20, 1849
Everittsville Female Academy

The Winter Session of this school commenced on the 1st instant, under the 
management of Misses Richardson and Snyden, Ladies eminently qualified to 
instruct in the various branches of Literature and Sciences, and who will 
consider themselves responsible, so far as their influence and instruction is 
concerned, for the best interest of their pupils.

The government of the School will be parental. The great objective will be to 
incite the virtuous conduct by an appeal to the moral sense; and by duly 
cultivating tenderness or conscience.

The Academic year will be divided into two sessions, of five months each, with 
two vacations; two weeks in summer and six in winter. There will be a public 
examination at the close of each summer session.

Students will be charged from the time of entrance.

No deduction made for absence, except in case of protracted sickness.

Tuition will be reduced to the following rates

Primary English branches, per session     $7.00
The same including Geography, Grammer,
  Arithmetic, Composition, &c             10.00
The above including Natural and Moral
  Philosophy, Astronomy, Botany, 
  History, Logic, Rhetoric, Algebra,
  Geometry, &c                            12.50
French, Drawing and Painting and
  Ornamental Needle-work, each             5.00
Music, with use of piano                  18.00

The Trustees have provided a large and commodious Boarding House, which is kept 
by Mr. and Mrs. Morisey, persons well qualified to discharge the duties.

Board $5.00 per month, one half in advance: Books, Music, Peints, Stationary, 
Canvass, Creall, &c, furnished to the students at a very small advance upon New 
York cost.

J. C. Slocumb, Secretary Of Board Trustees

Everittsville, Wayne County, January, 1849

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