Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-11-10
WEST LIBERTY CLASSICAL ACADEM'
FEMALE SEMINARY.


AND
FEMALE SEMINARY
NlESE institutions have now been in succrpsfpi
II operation two terms under the superinter,cnce.
and instruction Of The Rev " Shoi~cll. gentleman
Who has had esersiye experience ia tea,hing IN the
ooiih. aided by competent assistants.
Therchavrhad above se,c nty pupils in nrendcnce.
VIII" are not only cheerful and cunten.d. but ncres
tel IN their studies. and happy ia their col.neclon
with ihcn.
The entire satisfaction or the unde rsingn-d Trustee s
oi the former the visiting committee Of each the pat
rons al friends OF both. has been frequently expressed;
and the coniinnrd and increasing confidence OF the
community large. has been further most unequvu
caiIy demonsirnfcc by continued acce.sioa Of pupils
up almost TO the last week Of the sessIon
TuE WEST LIBERTY CLASSICAL ACADEMY.
has connected with il Introductory. aad Classcal
English Department 50 that parents and Friends may
-nter their sons and Wars any stage Of their adj
'ancemet and have them carried forward to tho COM
peiion Of an education for any OF the ordinary pur.
SUITS OF life. or prepared for any college
they may select.
Al The Jra',ehe, Of an English CSassicol, and Ma,a
e"aeHf edGedtio" ~H DC 'oHGhi in Inc naoa GPprOred
and MSrcrgh naaLIer.
Connected with the Academy there is literary so
e,ey or the imrrgy ement. among other ihnes in rr
fenPoaneous debate aud the OF elocution-
A. means OF hsbruaiing students to Ihink-io gov
cn themselves. and OF giving maniiness and ;Ide.
lance. - TERMS
Tuition IN the Introductory Department s3I5 pr. Or
Classical English eepar "525 :"
e Classical & Mathematical 1000
THE WEST LIBEBTY FEMALE SEMINARY.
comprises an InirOiuctor, Depanueti. n Middle De.
parimcni and Senior OF Graduating Departmen,-
Tho course Of study il extensive a: any in our land
and Is thoroughly taught. Y,thom that special regard
a. fiae. which IL usually observed in other Seminaries
as II Is undoubtedly preferable TO unersandand digest
.en(.1 -. IL A.
through long course hastily and impe rferiiy.
The Senior Teacher Miss MARTHA A. ABBOTT
who has labored with the Principal in the most indie
iatgable and successful aud by the purity and
excellence Of her department has secured the esteem
and entire confidence Of ourscl es aid public gcner.
ally and the love Of the pupils individually and par
tculary, will continue another term with such APPROX
ed assistants may be necessary
The additional serv ess Of teacher OF music have
been secuted BY the Principal.
TERxs
Tuition in the Introductory Department 1918 Dr. ar
in the 2nd or Middle Department ',525 :. &"
IN the Senior or graduating Dept so E"
Drawing. painting. music and French nj usual pr
ces 1T olherseminaries
Tuition IN both Institutions IN aSrancs o. al Laq Be-
fsTe The close Of me fra quarter. The Of Globes.
tnil set of MAPS. a Superior Philosophical Apparatus
AND Library OF above 500 works will be furni,het
to the pupils Of tho Academy and Semisary without
extra charge. .'"
Boarding may be procured in respectable families az
from 81 25 10 $500 pr. week
No pupil will be rcceiV cd IN " III not DO regular
ia his ailendence and punciusl the hours appointed
for study pid feeations. or who will not engage to
rcnd0r cheerful compliance with all tlie require
6f the institutions and remain eIeept in cuscs Of
sckessl till AL the exercises connected with the ex
sminaiions over.
TAe full milton will be expected except when the
pupil desgos eOtIinuing more than a term; i'm thai
case charge will he made ia proporion The time.
These entering their nj these
institutions may confidently rely npon having the most
assduous. wnichu. and interested taken Of Ihor
health Manners aud morals,
The government will bs mid. but judiciouSy strict
and kindly buf promptly administered Moral suasion
always preferred 10 coercion and every effort made 10
the greatest moral worth h the highest intel.
lecIua culture and literary requirements without 70.
gard 10 time, labor. and expense.
TIE WINTER SESSION. TO COMMENCE on
THE 20 TIL NOVEMBER. 1910.
II Is very earnestly requested That oil wh0 iniond
entering NOId be present on The FIRST day OF the term
'''OTHO HEDGES,
| GEORGE PURSELI.
| JAMES, JOHNSTON.
| JOHN BRADY.
e. JOHN WADDLE.
| JOHN J. JACOB
JOSIAH MORGAN.
| JOHN ENGLISH. '.
WILLIAM BUREY,--7raEsss.
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