Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-09-30

me ittsifth respectfully invite Inc alteH-
non Of theit fellow citizens to this %institu-
ton. They have, at much expense and BY
lhc aid of individual liberality, contracted to
have The baiIding aud wards, Immediately put
IN a complete and handsome stale OF repair
and have 50 rctaodellei aud improved the
plan Of The school as 10 make it. in their jHdg-
meut. an inviting place oil education 10 the
youths Of all classes III the community.
They have also further cause OF congratula
lloa 60 ibsir fellow citizens IN having secured.
al the head Of the institution, tae ser
tiaes of tbe Rev. Jno. W. Scott of Steu.
b%eayIle, Ohm, a gentleman Of such age, "a
pcneate, ability and reputation as to leave no
ro5m Tor doubt IN regard to the character Of
The instruction and government by which The
the school viii be distinguished. 4 happy
UNION OF a mild disposition and pleasing al.
dress, with decision Of purpose and energy OF
action, eminently quality the Principal to be
both an agreeable and successful teacher and
manager el yoHth.
" hIte the situation, as elevated. open and
- 800
airy-with sufficient space. ia front and rear,
for eHefeise-pfesea1s peculiar claims, in r..
gard to hesiih-and While comior. and con-
,enieuee viii be consulted Ia tie construction
oI SEATS AID desks-aud while the condition
Of The premises viii not BE- allowed to suffer
abase, aud the persons and apparel Of The
pupils viii b. required to be cleanly and de
cent. The Trustees, from their acquaintance
with the views Of Nj. Scott IN reg,rl IN The
cultivation Of the mauaers and morals. can
not but indulge m the hope that a variety of
advantages often overlooked in schools, will
here be realized. which ~ bile thcs must be ref
niog eie1ating 10 the pupils. gratifying to the
parents. aud beneficial to the community will
renter this institution equal to the best in
our country as a respectable aud desirable
place for youthful training.
Ia the above particulars, as well as in the
terms of tuition, which, by a reference to the
annexed prospectus Of Nj Scott, will be seen
to be much lower, especially in The minimum
rates, than Is common in schools OF like
character, aud thus bringing the advantages
oil this school within the reach Of the hum
bIest families equally with the highest-the
Trustees aim to elevate the standard Of e,ia.
cation IN oar city and at the same time more
successfully to carry out The benevolent de.
Nlsus oi the liberal founder OF the institution
10 the lasting honofol his name.
* Mr.. Scott ia stranger to many Of our
citizens, ltis deemed proper to add, as a tes-
tnnonial to hun OF high authority, the follow.
laS extract ifom aH address made to the pub
he d year age, ia Steubenyllle b. the Beard Of
NiNiiofs OF his school in that place.
The Board OF Nsitofs OF The Groy Acad.
emy, take pleasure in recommending that IN.
s1tallon tothe favor and patronage OF parents
aud guardians. A. a scholar aud teacher of
youth, Its Principal and proprietor, the Rev.
W. Scott, stands second To none within our
knowledge His long experience, and hi.
skill IA The tuition, care, aud management of
youth, as well IN one Of our principal collie
sfs as III this academy, are duly appreciated
IN tins section OF country: il is to those at
a distance, having the charge Of youth, that
more particularly address ourselves. A
youth may here obtain d finished edncation
including the Latin aud Greek LANGUAGES and
mus prepare himself for the study of Law
ana Medicine, - Tor the higher classes in anx
respectable College. Ia tins last particular
thIs Institution has been peculiarly fortunate
Many Of our Young men, on leaving il and
entering COLLEGE, have found themselves in
favorable positions a. materially. and
beyond tleif Hpcc,atlou,. 10 aid tL,m =, Nh.
1Aaai and u req ire their attendance. in or
10 complete theit Collegiate course. tor
period Of tine than they had .nl,ei.
pdted. nv
Mr.. Seotls government is altogether psren.
and taking every thing into consiic ration
We have no hesitation in recommending ,be
institution 10 the fasof and PATRONAGE NJ III
parents and other, who desire TO procure q,
men mile youth good anl substantial e1o-
a.iou. aud at the same tine secure that na,e,
aieafe OF their morals, without sbiqh IL,
non alter becomes d curse lnslrad Of a bls..
ing. oFs'
The above adlress is signed BY the r.,
'hafirs {. Beatt, Judge II. II. Leavirt IA
N NJ Stanton. Esq, Hon. 5. StokeI, d
:. Collier Esq and twelve Other pentIra1.
Tie hfsl nsPeeiabiity.