Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-11-07
FEMALE SEMINARY

| FEMALE SEMINARY
' SHl.SE institutions have been in successful
A operation two terms under the superintendent,
ard instruction of the Rev y. SIoiwell. gentleman
who has had extensive experience ia teaching in the
south aided by Competent assistants.
| Therehavchad above seventy pupils in attendance
who no, only cheerful aud conienlcd. bat
tel IA their studies. and happy in their connection
| with them.
The enire satisfaction of The undersingned Trustees
OF the former tho visiting committee OF EACH the pai-
rons ard friends Of BOTH has been frequently expresed
and The continued aud increasing confidence OF the
community at large, has been further unequivo
cay demonstrated by continued accession of pupils
| uP. almost 10 the last week of the Session
| THE WEST LIBERTY CLASSICAL ACADEMY.
has connected with II an Introductory, aid Classical
English Department, - that parents and friends NAV
enter Their sons AMI Wards at stage of their ad
vancoment and have them carried forward the CON-
Pciion of an education, for any of the ordinary pur-
saIs o; life. prepared r entrance into any ecl eye
they may select.
Az me branches Of an English. Classical, and NAH
enaiiout education UH BE taught IA The GpprOved
and hOroach 5naEEer
| Connected wihthe Academy, there is literary So
etey Ior the improvement. umog other things,
emporaneOus debate aud the correct elocuiion-
As means of hnbituaung students To IhInk-ro gov
crn themselves, and of giving manlihess and ;nde-
pendencc OF character, II u viewed OF The first mpor
! uace. TERMS
Tuition IN the introductory Department 1915 pr. Or
| Classical English cepari. IS Is
| d" Classical Il Mathematical 10 90
| TIE WEST LIBEBTY FEMALE SEMINARY.
| comprises an Introductory Department, Middle De
| parlment and Senior Graduating Department.
The course Of study extensive any IN land
and Is thoroughly Taught. B,tOh Lsaf special rtard
a. time which usually observed in other Summaries
rs Is undoubtedly preferable unersarJ and est
part of course Of study thoroughly than be carried
through long hastily and mpcriecty.
i The Senior Teacher Miss MARTHA A. ABBOTT
ksfD ha.l Htxf
aiigabe and successful aud by the purity aud
excellence Of her department. has scared the esteem,
and entire confidence OF oursel es and public gener.
ally and the love of ho pupils individually and par
icunrly, will continue another with such APPROX
ed assistants rs may be necessary.
The additional serv % a teacher Of music have
been secured by the Principal.
TERMS.
Tuition IN the Introductory Department So - ~ or.
in the 2nd or Middle Department 80 > "
IN the Senior or graduating Dept. Z 50 " "
Drawing, p1iniing. musie and French at usual pri.
ces NJ o'her scminaries.
Tuition ia both Institutions ia adraaoe or at least be.
fsre He elaSe Of the first quarter The nse of Gol-ss
fl set OF maps. a Saprripr Philosophical Apparatus
. and Library 81 obove 500 works will toe furnished
To the pupils of The Academy aud ScmiNary without
extra charge.
Boarding may he procured in respectable families al
a from 81 % to zoo pr. week.
No pupil will be received who viii not be regular
H. his attendance and Punciunl al the hours appointed
i for study and recialipns. who viii engage To
rcndVr a cheerful compliance with all the rrquifc.
menls uf the Institutions and remain Except
srknessN TIL al tltc exercises connected wih the cx
aminatous over.
Use full tuition will be expected except when the
10 pupil designs continuing more Than term; IN thai
4 care charge will he made IN proportion the time
Th-se entering iheir their daughters ai these
~ institutions may confidently rely upon having The
nssiduous Nachiu and Interested taken OF ihel
n health manners aud morals.
IN The government will be mild. bnt jadciousy strict
. and kindly but PROMPTLY administered Moral suasioI
always preferred 10 coercion, and every etuTi made
unite the greatest moral worth with The highest intel
eciuai culture ani literary requirements without
gard To time labor. and expense.
lTIIE WINTER SESSION TO COMMENCE o.
10 TlIE 20 TIL NOVEMBER. 1910.
~ II Is very earnestly requested that al who inipnr
norng would be present the first day OF the term
!, OTTO HEDGES.
GEORGE PURSELI,
- JAMES JOHNSTON,
% JOHN BRADY.
- JOHN WADDLE,
lJ JOHN J. JACOB.
JOSIAH MORGAN
JOHN ENGLISH,
al WILLIAM BUKEY.- Trustees
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