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Wake County Schools. 517
sons at a projoer age and common capacity may acquire a fair, regular
and elegant handwriting with ease and dispatch; as Capitals, Figures,
large and small Roman Hands, Running and Mercantile Hands, and
the art of making an elegant Pen in the best and most approved man-ner.
Those Ladies and Gentlemen who wish to be instructed in the
elegant and improved art of penmanship, are respectfully invited to
call on B. Nichols at the Eagle Hotel, Raleigh, and examine specimens
of his pupils improvement :—where the terms and conditions of the
School will be made known. Ladies who wish to receive private in-struction
will be accommodated by meeting in small parties, and giving
me notice. * * *
Raleigh, July 15. —Raleigh Star, July 16, 1813.
SHORT HAND SCHOOL.
The Subscriber has the honor of informing the Ladies and Gentlemen
of Raleigh and its vicinage, that he will give lessons on a highly im-proved
System of Stenography, during this and the ensuing week, in
this City. Those who may desire to avail themselves of the present
opportunity of acquiring this useful art, will please to make early appli-cation
at the Eagle Hotel.
July 13. T. McQueen. —Raleigh Register, July IJf, 1820.
WRITING ACADEMY.
D. EASTON respectfully invites the attention of the Ladies and
Gentlemen of Raleigh, and its vicinity, to a course of instructions in
Writing. He teaches the swift mercantile hand, and the small epistol-ary
hand, without ruling; and others, if requested. He also instructs
in making PENS. Specimens of the improvement of his pupils in
Fayetteville, and various other towns and cities in the Union, and also
letters of recommendation, may be seen at the Boarding House of Mrs.
J. Haywood. He proposes to commence with a class of Gentlemen on
Tuesday next, at half past 5 o'clock P. M. in the Academy: and with
a class of Ladies, in a few days, at the best and most convenient room
that can be obtained. Those who wish lessons are invited to apply
soon.
For other particulars, see next Register.
Raleigh, June 14. —Raleigh Register, June IJf., 1830.
WRITING ACADEMY.
D. EASTON respectfully invites the attention of the Ladies and
Gentlemen of Raleigh, and its vicinity, to a course of instruction in
Writing. He teaches the swift mercantile hand, and the small epistolary
hand, without ruling; and others, if requested. He also instructs in
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| Full Text | Wake County Schools. 517 sons at a projoer age and common capacity may acquire a fair, regular and elegant handwriting with ease and dispatch; as Capitals, Figures, large and small Roman Hands, Running and Mercantile Hands, and the art of making an elegant Pen in the best and most approved man-ner. Those Ladies and Gentlemen who wish to be instructed in the elegant and improved art of penmanship, are respectfully invited to call on B. Nichols at the Eagle Hotel, Raleigh, and examine specimens of his pupils improvement :—where the terms and conditions of the School will be made known. Ladies who wish to receive private in-struction will be accommodated by meeting in small parties, and giving me notice. * * * Raleigh, July 15. —Raleigh Star, July 16, 1813. SHORT HAND SCHOOL. The Subscriber has the honor of informing the Ladies and Gentlemen of Raleigh and its vicinage, that he will give lessons on a highly im-proved System of Stenography, during this and the ensuing week, in this City. Those who may desire to avail themselves of the present opportunity of acquiring this useful art, will please to make early appli-cation at the Eagle Hotel. July 13. T. McQueen. —Raleigh Register, July IJf, 1820. WRITING ACADEMY. D. EASTON respectfully invites the attention of the Ladies and Gentlemen of Raleigh, and its vicinity, to a course of instructions in Writing. He teaches the swift mercantile hand, and the small epistol-ary hand, without ruling; and others, if requested. He also instructs in making PENS. Specimens of the improvement of his pupils in Fayetteville, and various other towns and cities in the Union, and also letters of recommendation, may be seen at the Boarding House of Mrs. J. Haywood. He proposes to commence with a class of Gentlemen on Tuesday next, at half past 5 o'clock P. M. in the Academy: and with a class of Ladies, in a few days, at the best and most convenient room that can be obtained. Those who wish lessons are invited to apply soon. For other particulars, see next Register. Raleigh, June 14. —Raleigh Register, June IJf., 1830. WRITING ACADEMY. D. EASTON respectfully invites the attention of the Ladies and Gentlemen of Raleigh, and its vicinity, to a course of instruction in Writing. He teaches the swift mercantile hand, and the small epistolary hand, without ruling; and others, if requested. He also instructs in |
