Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-31
WEST LIBERTY CLASSICAL ACADEMY
FEMALE SEMINARY.

II NlESE institutions have bren " svccc-zfiil
IL operation two terms und, tho supcSis,endence
ard instruction OF the Rev ". ShotwcIl. gentleman
who has had extensive experience in Ioachisg in the
Sonih. aided by competent assistants.
TherchnSe chad aboNe seventy pupils W attendance,
WI only cheerful end conreRted, but Inrcros
tel IA their studies. md happy in their connection
with ihes. ~.
The entire satisfaction of the undersinsned Trustees
OF the former the visiting COMMITTEES OF esc the pat
rons Al friends Of bDth has been frequently oppressed
and the continued aud Increasing coofdeace OF the
cnn'muny nj large, has been further most unequivo
ealy demonstrated by continued Of pupilA
ar, almost 90 the last week Of the session
THE WEST LIBERTY CLASSICAL ACADEMY
has connected with II Introductory, and Classical
English Department, that parents and friends may
enter their sons and Wards any stage Of their I'D
vancement aud have them carried forward the COM
Pleion of an education. for any Of the ordinary pur
suits Of life, prepared for entrance into any col eye
they may select.
Al the branches Of an EnsIish. Classical, an !Nan,
sSuaiea edHoaiioH sr be taught The szoSi approved
Sad hsrO.gh maLIrr.
Connected with the Academy. there is literary so
Se'y for the improvement. among other things la e1
icmporaneOus debate aud the art oi eeuIOn-
A. means uf habituaIing sluicns 10 Ihink-ro gov
err hcmselves, md Of giving manliness and indie
prudence OF ehoiaeer ~ is viewed Ut the 6st impor.
lance TrRMs.
Tuition IN tho introductory Department 1915 pr Or
Classical & Mathematical 10 90 e
THE WEST lIBEBTY FEMALE SEMINARY,
comprises mn Introductory Department, n Middle De-
pars'HenI and Senior or Graduating Department.
The course of study any in our Ia nd
Md Is thoroughly taught, pikoM that special regard
e. fie, which usually observed in other Scmnaries
as is undoubtedly preferable unsrsIand aud digest
part of course OF study thoroughly than TO be carried
though long course hastily and impe ricctly
The Senior Teacher Miss MARTHA A. ABBOTT.
who has labored with the Principal IN the most indie
ingabe and successful manner aud by the puriiy and
excellence Of her department. has the esteem
and eUtiTe confidence of OurselN e. and public gencr
ally and the love OF the pupils indiv idually and par
tcuary will continue another term with such approx
ell assistants may be necessary.
The additional 'ees of n teacher Of music have
bcon secured by the Principal
TERMS
Tuition IN the Introductory Department 1918 pr or
in the 2I'd or Gddlc Department IS IS =
in the Senior or graduating Dept = so
Drawing. painting. music and Er-nch ut usual pr-
cos nj other scminarieS.
Tuition in both Institutions ~ atancs or at least BE-
f.rs he close IF Ae frst quarter. The Use Of Gobes
a inll set O MAPS Superior Philosophical Appar tus,
asd Lbrury Of above 500 works will he furnished
~ the pupils Of the Academy aud Seminary without
extra charge.
Boarding may be procured ia respectable families ut
from 81 IS to 400 pr week.
No pnpil will be received who will be regular
la his attendance and punciual the hours appointed
Cor study and Rotations who will not engage to
render n chserful compliance with oil the require
&c the institutions. and remain (eIcepi
siekn,ssl till all the connected vi The
animal over.
TIE full iuiIion will be expected except when the
pupil designs continuing than term; in ihaI
eas= charge will be made ia prOporon to the lime.
These entering their sDns theirdaughiers al these
institutions may confidently rely upon having the IaOsi
assduou, watchfu md Interested care taken 90 their
health manners. and morals.
The government will be mild. but jndciou.ly strict.
and kindly but prUmply administered. Mornl suasOn
always preferred to coerciOn and every effort made
unite the greatest moral worth with the highest intel.
leelua culture and literary acquiremenls without re-
! gard 10 time labor. and expense.
/ THE WINTER SESSION TO COMMENCE on
! TIE 30 TIL NOV EMBER, 1910.
u y very earnestly requested that all wbo intend
entering would he present the first dny Of The term
OHIO HEDGES.
| GEORGE PURSELT,
| JAMES JOHNSTON,
| JOHN BRADY.
JOHN wADDJE,
JOHN J. JACOB.
| JOSIAH MORGAN,
JOHN ENGLISH,
WILLIAM BUKEY.- Trusfsea
| oct 27-tf
I NEw BpOS~
/ WE have inst received . In &c addition 20 ouI
/ w Stock OF Book comprising some IN Almost al
| the tTaachcs 81 Literature and Science; GmOuq
/ which are she following;
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