CHARLOTTE MALE ACADEMY, 1826.
EDUCATION.

The Trustees of the Academy in Charlotte have the pleasure to announce, that a Classical School, taught by the Rev. Allen D. Metcalf, A. B., will he opened in this place on the 23d of January, 1826. In this school mil be taught, in the most approved manner, the Latin and Greek languages, together with all other branches which enter into the foundation of a thorough and liberal education, viz: Mathematics, pure and practical, English Grammar, Geography, &c. &c.

From their knowledge of Mr. Metcalf's character, as well as from the respectable references he makes, the Trustees do not hesitate to place their entire confidence in him; and all who are disposed to patronize the school, are respectfully invited to do so immediately. Should it be necessary, students in the common branches of English can be admitted.

The session will commence on the 23d January and end on the 23d June.

Prices—For Latin and Greek, Mathematics and Sciences, $12 per session.
For English Grammar and Geography, $10 per session. All payable at the end of the term. By order of the Board,
Robt. J. Dinkins, Sec'ry.

—Catawba Journal, January 17, 1826.
(Source: North Carolina Schools and Academies, by Charles L. Coon, 1915)