The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-08-20
educational.
West Virginia College

rIHIs INSTITUTION Is NOW FULL
! / organized and ready TO go into Operation
attention 10 few particular, in conueet'ou
and the friends OF education.
| l. The DESIGN OF THE COLLEGE Il TO pro-
the Tosfb of nnT cannpFS II, II, s,.Terii
suit, and professions OF life.
The BUILDINGS consist o., JfrSt. the Cor
Ray, gentlemen OF taste aud means: ana
soGs' queenuy much enIarse ed by the Wool
burn association. The grounds inc uus
more than twenty-,ix acres, tasIefuIIy laid
out; that part noI In cultivation bt ing orpa
mented with forest and fruit trees. beautiful
shruDoery, flowers, etc. Secondly, toe AcADE-
| NY. larlse and SUBSTANTIAL OuidiuE. cOnve-
nienily arranged Tor study, reciiGtion and
| lectures and surrounded with am ple grUCndE
shade trees, etc Both Of the sooss have
been thoroughly renovated and made rs good
/ 8 MoRGANrowES. the seat OF the College. Is
| unsurpassed Tor health, gooo oruer, and
morauty. The We've and scenery, eLnorae-
| cesdint iy attractive snd PioturesQue: C1sea-
e leave every morning % and nom FAIR
There Is daily communication, ny steamboat
between PtIlsbuFSn aud 1enevA, - miie5 be-
ply esIisiiy on the upper Mon0nSshsis As
utten us the stage OF wNtsr will permit, which
| L Usually several months In the year. There
- Also conveyAnOS, on alternate days. be-
tween AorGaniown anu UnlnnIowu, Pa A
place morseieg.ole Ior the Quiet and success
1
: THE DEPNRTaEsSrsOB INSTRUCTIONS s's
a. Rsporotory, where young men and
lads are Thoroughly drilled aid tau snT In tue
required Tor enlerInS The College clAsse5
! proteL.
ordinary curl um OF our best American
81 Scientific, designed for those whose pur.
uIIs requirSl1orough culture aud discipline
and aH extensive acquaintance with the
| al 1oTielLasz'al In which special attention
| viii be gwen 20 tie vAEiOus branches Of Prac-
| lical Agriculture. Horticulture, kErSl Econo-
my. RId The Mecnanic Ats
| i6.J stlsdsa : PTeTaTin0to Teach In our ooua-
MN schools via rseeIEs special attention
] Normal Class during one or more Terms In
each year, in which the ord nary ScnoUl
aud readiness in ex PLANTATION and definition
| acquired, and Instruction IN the mos APP
| ing schools impaired.
8. IHE FACULTI OF THE CoLLEoE is COM
| posed OF the best Educators tnat tould Do
IOund- All the professor, are e3 peri need
/ and practical men, aud earnestly devoted 70
tIe several departments OF study assigned
| 8. TaE CoLLE0E YEAR consists OF thirty
nine weeks, divided into three Terms OF
n Tteea weeks each; A short ne, Sa1 Al o.
| and second. aud SEQ nj and thiId 1eELns-
| Also a rec, - OF Que week at Christmas. The
! following Is the CALESDAk Tor tie College
| ear 1915: september 2, FlIst Term OtgIns.
| November 30, Finst Tenn ends. DecemCer 4.
| kecsss or one week. March 10, 1865. Ssc0nd
second Team eds march 10, Thru Term
tons June IS, hind Term endS. Com
!. IHE RATES OF TUITION. per Term. are
Primary CIassesE payable In advance,.--.SSO0
| Preparatory ..... 20
| Colle2iate, .--- s 70
pay one dollar, and In the college, two dol
lATs, per Term. contingencies This Is scar
! cely half what In changed, for the same Lur-
| pOse, by other .cOoOls OF similRr grade.
| GOOD BOARDISG, Including sverS thing,
| except lights aud washing, can b. lad, ia the
Of This aTrSagehent are entirely reliable.
| comeo OF the Teachers, and their families, Will
8, TaE fiBRGRY IS about to II cetve small
but choice selection OF valuable works In
Science, LiteraIurs and Art. such apparatus
j init and require, will b3 procured We ear
/ nestIy request our numerous friends TO make
10 collect and forward TO Us specimens Tor
the Geological Cabinet, the Museums OF
1IIb1tions viii be tiiankflIiy received. cars-
| fully preserved, and tLe date OF recePtto1.
locality whence procured, and name OF donor
perm snenIly attached.
IHARE AXE Two LITERARY SoctETIEs in
connection with the College, lurnlhhel Win
| are, IA many respects, Of great .dyantAEg TO
| the student The authorities OF the College
/ will A1Oid every facility for increasing the
/ accommodations and usefulness OF thess
| vsluHb . auxili9ries.
| CIRCU LAIts and further Information can
| be hal by addressing the fTeAident OF the
| college, or RLy one OF the undersigned.
FACULTY OF THE COLLEGE
REV. ALEX. MARTIN, D D., Pres dsfiG. and
=. ofesSor Of AtnIal aud Moral Phtios ply.
\ REV. ]. W. sCoIT, ID. IT,, VSoS ETestde'tt, md
| PTofeGSor Of LoIIgtLd0et.
/ COL ]. X. WEAVER A. NJ p ofessor eg
A1LhsnatEcS and AliidTI I1ei e..
Prot y q. STEVENS. A. A tT.5eStoT o. HG-
Fr0f. r. 4 Lyon, A. NJ, PreEesSoT Of EHoksh
LiteTdttre and Principal n Preparatory Do
GEo. Il. HAeANs. Esq., one OF our most Eue-
cesziuI business men, aud an eI pertsnced AZ
riculturist, has consented TO art As SupeTtu-
| iendcDL- TutorH, and Assist ant Teach' n IN
tho various departments, WILL be emPIoy,d
by the Executive Com tnittee, nom TINE to
time, rs tnero m ~ be occasion.
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