MIDWAY WILL HAVE HILL'S WHOLE TIME.
MIDWAY ACADEMY,
Franklin County, N. C.

THE Subscriber avails himself of the earliest opportunity to inform his friends, & the public in general, that he has declined all public pursuits, and will hereafter devote his attention entirely to the charge of this Institution. The necessity which compels him to adopt this course, is the surest guarantee for the faithful performance of his duty. He will be assisted by his son Daniel S. Hill. Here will be taught all the studies preparatory to any class in the University of this State. The exercises of the Academy will be resumed on Monday the 29th inst. at $40 per session for board, and $10 per session for tuition. The subscriber is prepared to accommodate the boarders, as usual, in his own family. As at this place, there are no temptations to extravagance, the students have occasion for very little pocket money; too much of this, always leads to idleness and dissipation.

June 12th, 1829.                                                   C. A. Hill, A. M.

The Editors of the Raleigh Star, the Tarboro* Free Press, and Halifax Minerva are requested to give the above three insertions and forward their accounts to the subscriber.

—Raleigh Register, June 28, 1829.
(Source: North Carolina Schools and Academies, 1790-1840, By Charles L. Coon 1914)