The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-08-17
COLLEGES.
West Virginia College.

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.-.5 "a raadr 20 On into oDera.
- iuLiS ~ ~ sa e.. ManaaS, IN Senteuber VIC
call .t,a.;o, e., f,r ,,arttcnlars in connection
y;,h :, 5-'r;,,. r. p,+ention of students and
the fian5s % a5-,ca,;sn -.
Ts1[ 6tl,c., u eSuo..on ~. ' q. nromota
,ba lihar,i a ,-,ini ~ tba yontb
Of onT conntrr Sn ,h .,r,i ,,'psnits and nro.
fess;ons OF life =. ''0 ''- P''- suns
. THE RIJ,nrS, ,ors;s,. -. So, ,h.Co,Ircr
hr;lt or;yin aIIy hy CoI ThS n -. a S,sn,Icr,an
Of taste and means; and subsequently, much en-.
iarged by the "WoodbarnS asSociation The
grounds include more than 25 acres tastefnIly
laid out: that part not in cultivation being Orna.
mented with forest and fruit trees beautiful
sLr,s,,rrI' flowers etc !Ss.oadlJ the AC sHvn,T
a large and Substantial UuudIns, conveniently
arranged for study, recitation and lecture and
surrounded with ample grounds, shade trees
ETC. Both of the above have been thoroughly
renovated and made as good as new.
z MoRGANrowN, the seat of the College is
unsn nrnnasel for health GOOD order and moFali.
~. The views and scenery, embracing noun
rain river forests and farms are exceedingly at.
tractiye and picturesque. Coaches leave every
morning 10 and from Fairmont, on the Balto. q
%, r r. There is daily communication by
steamboat between PiftsburC and Genev l. l2
milcs below Norpantown. A boat Is being built
20 nlr regularly On the uppsr Menonrahela as
.offen os The stare of water will permit which is
nsnaiIy several months In the wear. There Is
also conveyance. on alternate days, between
Norpantown and Tniontown, Pa. \ place more
sIigi6Ia. for tbr Tuiet and successful pursuit of
science and liteIature IA so where 10 be fnund.
4 TgR DER ,gruESTs OF INsTRrcrInv are as
f,IIo,ys viz.
~ preparatoTy whero youug mer and lads
are thorou ghIy drilled and taught in the common
I,,Ijsh hrsncbcs and other sfndirs renuircd for
nterjng the CoIleqe classes prCpcr.
% I3teraT1, embracing Fut Coursa in the
or,i;Dor,, cnrr,cuIum of onr hest American Col.
Ices
s1tI Scientific DESIGNED for those whose pur.
s,;ts rponire thorough culture and discipline.
and AN extensive acquaintance with the Sci
enoes.
a. igTteWWTot III "hiCh SPe'ta' "ttr lll'i M
VIII be gwen 10 the various orahOhSS ol PIa,'
ticai AgTicuitupS, hots''"''"'' ts i'''' f''''0"f
anu tnS ,.,teALA ieonAIIo 1,'e aIN
tS( -nintaTy ~ Laeucs. ., 7,u.t - o,,r ,.or,,,,,
ol oGn.s .f, ~ ,,nt;n,, -, and
s;stomno 7. ~ Jas;C,naS 20 astabI;sh a Norrsal
Si ~ 70 , l., aoch go in
LicI, ,ha aSS;norr schooi stndias viii 10 care
ell. reI.;o,roJ arscfnnss and resd;ness in cy.
and definition acquired and instruc.
ZION In the most apnroyed methods of orcaniz.
ing and CONDUCTING schools imparted
T1r EsCI.ITy or INF CoTiPGp is composed
of the hest Educators that could be found All
the Professors are experienced and practical
man and carnestIv devoted 10 the several de.
nar Of atuly ASST sned them.
& THr COLLEGE YEA n consists of 30 weeks, di
viJed into tbres Terms of I3 weeks each. A short
,,ocation of abont one week inte1yenes between
H. fsrst and second and second and third Terms
AIso n recess Of one week AT Christmas. The
foIIowinc Il the c CALENpAR for the College Year
I sG7 2. Santember . First Term begins No
,,.,,har IN first Term ends December 4 Sec
on5 Term hegins December d Winter Recess
81 one TecL March no 1865 second Term
- NTornh ts J'birJ Term begins June ~
SIan,;t 90 noyJ nT Vis;tors jSnc ~ Third
Ii','.', oot'a5 a in J., pTa,u So,',,Ua,ccrcnt
> rUv p ,rrS %r TI.IrTny' ner Term are as fol-
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io"'' "" o
PRIMARY Classes' pdy"ole III au'"noo'''''' O0 0o
preparatory '''''''' Oo 0o
'"..' 49,. ~. nona.,,,ou.
ons dollar and in the College. two dollars, per
Term. Contingent fee. This Is scarcely half
What Ia CHARGED for the same purpose, BY other
schools of similar grade.
Coon Rn AIRING Including everything excrpt
,;gbts and washing, can he had in the College
for "a. 20 per week Those in charge of this ar.
are entirety reliable Some of the
Teachers and their families, will also occupy
the building.
O. THE LIBRARY ia about to receive a small but
choice selection OF valuable works IN science,
Literature. and Art. such apparatus as the
means and demands of the College admit and
require will be procured. Weearnestly request
our numerous friends To make contributions 10
our Library shelves Also to collect and for
ward to us specimens for the theological Cabinet
the Museums OF Minerals, Natural History etS