Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-11-26

Successors to Fishers, corner of Main and Union SITS
oct - Wheeling. Va
WEST LIBERTY CLASSICAL ACADEMY
AND
FEMALE SEMINARY
'liESk Institutions have now been in Successful
3 operation two terms under the supc rnlenIeucr
and instruction of the Rev p. SAoIwell gentleman
VINO has had extensive experience ia tcarlis in the
Scnih' aided Ivy competent assistants.
IhcrchnVehad above sd, cniy pupils in auondcncc.
who are not only cheerful and cUntcned bat Init res
tel m their studies. and happy in their connection
with them.
The entire satisfaction OF the Undersigned Trustees
OF the former The visiting committee ol each the nat.
rons al friends OF boih has been frequently
and tho continued and increasing confidence of the
community at large has been further most unequivo.
cay demonstrated by continued arreSsion of pupils
up, almost To the last week Of the Session
THE WEST LIBERTY CLASSICAL ACADEMY
mas Sotlecied with II an introductory. ard Classical
rhsish Department, - that parents and friends may
enter their and Wards AT any stage uf their adj
vance mont and have them carried forward 90 the com,
pieon OF an education, Cor any of the ordinary pur
suits OF lite, or prepared for entrance into any cuieg,
they NAV select
an ne JranrLes II an EagIisI C5assicaL and lEa,L
eHdio0l eiacation riH De taught ia The most approved
and hDro'ch manner.
Connected with the Acndeny. there is literary So
cey Tor The improvement among other things, in cx
iomporaneous dolraIe and the ar; of correct rocI,,
rs means of habtuating stulSnls 10 Ihink-o gov
ern themselves, aud of giving manliness and :t.c.
p'ndeneo o: Character, 1t is viewed Of The r inpor
lance 'rraSs
Tuition in the introductory Department 1915 pr. ar
Classical English re,ar. "525
ClnsSic;l N HIaih, maical LOT 90
TIE WEST LIBEBrY FEMALE SEMINARY
comprises an Introductory Department, a Middle DE.
porncni aud Senior a.. Grad ,a;lng Department.
Tho course of s;uGy Is any ia our nnj
and Is thoroughly taught, lcihoHt that spriIi TccarI
T. iIc, which Is usually observed in other Summarize
IS II IS undoubtedly preferable unersian and digest
part oil course Of study thoroughly, Than be r;,rr II
through long hastily and impc rfsclly
The Senior Teacher Miss MARTHA A. ABBOTT
who has labpred with the Principal in NE LIde-
atigablc and successful aud 10y the purity and
excellence OF her department, has secrcd the esteem
and entire confidence Of ourse, es and public gencr
ally and The hove of the pupils individually and par
culary VIII continue another Ierm with such APPROX
rii assistants n may be necessary
The additional scry ces Of teacher OF n.u.c have
been secured by the Principal
TERMS.
Tuition in The Introductory Department 50 IS pr or.
ia ilIe 2nd or Middle Department "525
IA the Senior or graduating Dept. 80
Drawing. painting. music and French usual pri.
ces at other scminarics
Tuition ia 6oh institutions in Advance or al lsa BE-.
fore he close Of Tie first quarter. The Of Globes,
fill set OF MAPS Superior Phospp icil Apparatus
and Library Of above 500 works will be furnished
10 the pupils of the Academy aud Seminary without
| extra charge.
Boarding may be procured in respectable families at
from 81 % to - 90 pr week
! No Pnpl will be received who will not nc regular
IA hIs attendance and puncIua the hours appointed
for study AMI recItaiiOns. who will not engage 10
rcndOr cheerful compliance with all the reguire-
mcns uf the institutions and remain Except in cases OF
'irknesSl l al the exercises connected with the
| nminaiiOns arc over
The full tuiiisn viii be expected except when The
pupil designs continuing than a term; in thai
cass charge will he made ia proportion the lime.
Those entering their their daughters NJ hcs,
Institutions may confidently rely upon having the laos
nssiduous, wachlul, and interested care taken Of rhc
health manners. and morals
The government viii be mild, but iudeiousy strict
and kindly bat promptly administered Moral sun-ioi
always preferred To- coercion. aud every effort made
unite the greatest moral worth with the highest intel
lccinal culture aud literary requirements without re-
gard 10 time, labor. and expcusc.
THE WINTER SESSION TO COMMENCE o.
TIE 30 III NOVEMBER. 1910.
II is very earnestly requested that all whp intcn,
entering would he present the FIRST day ofIhe tern
| OrIIO HEDGES
| GEORGE PURSELI.
| JAMES JOHNSTON,
| JOHN BRADY.
| JOHN wADDLE,
JOHN ). JACOB
| JOSIAH MORGAN.
JOHN ENGLISH,
' WILLIAM BUKEY,-- Tra"ce'
= A GENCY FOR TIE NEw BERLIN WORKs
. ~ Ne1 YOrk-LEwis Moss intends Keeping O
2 hand, constantly. large supply uf
g BROWN SuEEriNGS g. SlIIRTINGS.
from the above named Works. which be will soil
Eastern prices anil transportation.
liz office ~ nv the store Of samuel Church. ~
/. LOG. "a street, where the gools MAJ Do seen.
=, LEWIS MOSS.
4 Pittsburgh. Oct l2th. lSl0-3n
T. - JRGESY If tie pcIs'n who mistook my Cas-
~ ct Surgical instruments iora Red Moroccc pUfk
bbJk. filled with the nccdlul will return tho sam
be or slc may come miskcd yelled. any other ".
. which shall suit their convenience or priv1ry.
!, will ask questions flr consrenees' sake, md
. | give him or her Vhocvcr may return the same VI
=. the instruments Complete Cor OPcfston) TWO DO
II, LIARS. a AVERffI.
oct II 1877. Market Slulrc.
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