GREENSBOROUGH ACADEMY COURSE OF STUDY, 1821.

The Exercises of this Institution commenced on the first Monday of January last, under the superintendance of the Rev. Wm. D. Paisley; but as the English Language has heretofore been only partially taught, the Trustees think it necessary to announce to the public that they have employed Mr. Jonathan Worth, as an Assistant Teacher. No Young gentleman, we believe, sustains a fairer character than Mr. Worth; and we can confidently pronounce him well qualified to discharge the duties of his station.

The Female Department will as usual be conducted by Miss Paisley, under the superintendance of the Principal of the Male Department, and the Managers.    *    *    *

Male Department.
1st. Spelling, Reading and Writing, $5.00 and 50 cents for contingent fund per session.
2d. Arithmetic, Grammar, Geography, with the use of the Globes, Moral Philosophy, Rhetoric and Logic $9.00 and 50 cents for contingent fund.
3d. Latin and Greek Languages $10.50 and 60 cents for contingent fund.
4th. Natural Philosophy, Astronomy and Mathematics $12 and 50 cents for contingent fund.

Female Department.
1st. Spelling, Beading and Writing $5.00 and 50 cents for contingent fund.
2d. Grammar, Geography, with the use of the Globes, and Natural Philosophy $6.50 and 50 cents for contingent fund.
3d. Moral Philosophy, Rhetoric, Ancient and Modern History, Arithmetic, Chemistry, Needle-Work, Painting, etc. $9.00.   *    *    *

Donald Stewart,
John D. Caldwell,
Justin Field,
C. Mooring,
John M. Dick,
John W. Dick,
Lotan G. Watson,
Managers.
Greensboro, Guilford County, February 1st, 1821.

—Raleigh Register, February 9, 1821.
(Source: North Carolina Schools and Academies, 1790-1840, By Charles L. Coon 1914)