WARRENTON ACADEMY UNDER J. H. OTEY.
The Trustees of this Academy have the pleasure to inform such parents and guardians as may wish to have their children or wards educated here, that they have engaged Mr. James H. Otey as principal— strong and satisfactory testimonials of the character and qualifications of Mr. Otey (who was educated at the University of North Carolina and is well known to some of us) are in our possession.    *    *    *
December 1823.                                        George Anderson, Sec'y.
—Raleigh Register, December 12, 1823.

THE Examination of the Pupils in the Warrenton Academy closed on Saturday the 12th instant.
The second session will commence on the first Monday in July.
By an order of the Board of Trustees, the price of tuition will hereafter be twenty-five dollars per annum.
Mr. Otey, the Principal, who occupies the Academy buildings, will receive Boarders; his terms will he one hundred dollars per annum.
Geo. Anderson, Sec'y.
 —Raleigh Register, June 18, 1824.

THIS institution will be open for the reception of students the first Monday in January next. The studies are preparatory to admission into the University of North Carolina. A strict compliance with the rules and regulations of the Academy will in every instance be rigorously exacted.
Great attention will be paid in imparting an accurate and critical knowledge of the subjects embraced in the Academic course. Students entering at any time previous to the expiration of the first quarter, will be charged for the whole session.
Tuition $12 % and board $50 per session, to be paid in advance.
Dec. 18th, 1824.                                                       James H. Otey.
—Raleigh Register, December 31, 1824
(Source: North Carolina Schools and Academies, 1790-1840, By Charles L. Coon 1914)