The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-08-12
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West Virginia College.

THIS INSTITUTION Is NOW FULLY
Il Organized and ready TO go into operation
on tine mt 70 S in n NE cal
with IL deserving the attention OF students
and the friendsoI education.
mote the ubsIaI and practical Education OF
the youth OF our country in the several Pur-
! THE BUmDISss consist OF, J5rst, the COL
LEGE, built originally by Col. Thomas 4.
Ray gentlemen OF taste ana meansi ana
subsE queenuy much enlarged by the Wood
burn association The grounds Include
more than twenty-SiX acres, tRstefully laid
mented with forest and fruit trees. beautiful
shTubbeEy, flowers, etc. Secondly, tne ACADk-
nienIly arranged Tor study, RECITATION and
lectures, and surrounded with ample grounds
been thoroughly renovated and made As good
| as new.
5. MoRsASrowS. the seat OF the College, is
morality. The views and scenery, enibTac-
ing mountain, riyeT, forests and farns, are ex-
ceedinPly attractive and picturesque: COAcn-
Is leave every morning 10 and from Fair
mont, on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
There Is daily communication, by steam boat
| between Pittsburgh and GENEVA Il miles be.
low MorgantOwn. a boat Is being built TO
| ply regularly on the upper Monongahela as
often as the stage Of water Will permit, which
/ is usually several months In the year. There
Is also conveyance, on alternate days, be-
place more eIegible Tor the quiet and success
iul pursuit OF scisncs ano .hterature tsno-
where to be found.
| 1 THE DEPARTAENlTso OF INSTRUCTION RIe
/ as follows, viz:
a. Preparatory, where young men and
/ lads are thoroughly drilled and taught in the
common English branches and other studies
required Tor entering the College classes
| (2I Literary, embracing a Full Course in tho
ordinary curriculum OF our bea American
! 81 Scientific designed for those whose pur.
suits requiret hOrough culture aud Glsci pine,
and an extensive acquaintance with the
Sciences.
a. AgTicul'ITaI in which special attention
/ VIII be given 10 the various branches OF prac-
teal Agriculture, horticulture. Rural Econo-
/ my, and the Mechanic Arts.
| 10 Military IucfIcS.
\ (d.l students preparing 10 Teach TN our Com
mon schools will receive special attention
and assistance. 1t Is designed to establish {
Normal Class during one or more Terms in
each year, in which the ordinary school
studies VIII be carefully reviewed, exactnes.
! and readiness In explanation and DEFINITION
/ acquired. and Instruction IN the mosI ap-
proved methods of organizing and conduct
ing schools impaired.
! S. THE FACULTY OF THE COLLEGE Is COM
| posed or the best Educators that could be
| found All the professors are expeTiunred
and practical men. and earnestly devoted u
the several departments OF study assigned
/ them.
| q. THE COLLEGE YEAR consists OF thirty
/ nine weeks, divided Into three Terms Ot
thirteen weeks each. A short vacation OF
| about one week inIeTyenes between the INST
| and second, and second and third Terms.
Also q recess OF one week at Christmas. The
| following Is the CALENDAR for tue College
Year 1875: September =, First Term begins.
NoSeme o 81. t1rst teIln ends. DECEMBER =.
Recess OF one week. March 10, lSgs Second
Second Term ends. March ID, Thru Term
begins. June II, Meeting OF Board OF NlsI-
tons. June Is. Third Term ends, Com
I; THE RATES OF TUITION. per Term, ars
| as follows, viz
Primary Glasses, payable In sdvnnce,...-.ss.O0
| Collegiate. " '-~' ~
| Students I'm tbs. prfapa INar.r,.s-.-,Tt
pay one dollar, and IL The college, two dol.
laIs, per Term, couiIngentfee. luis Is acaT-
lose, by other Ecnools OF similar grade
| GOOD BOARDIS0, Including ever, thing
college, Tor $3.50 per week. Those In charEs
OF lhls arrangement ARG entirely reliable.
some OF the Teachers, and their families, Will
.. The LIBRARY is about to r. cerye a small
but choics seieciion OF valuable works In
science, Literature and Art. such apparatus
/ as the means and uemands OF Iil., C,,Iit : Adj
init and require, Will b. procured. Ne ear
| nestiy Ieqnsst our numerous friends 10 make
! contributions TO our Library shelves Also
| 70 collect and forward 10 Us specimens ior
the Geological Cabinet, the Museums OF
uioutiOns will be Thankfully received. car
July preserved, and tho date OF reception.
| locality " hence procured, ana name OF donor
Permanently attached.
1HkRE ABE Two LITERARY SOCIETIES in
connection with the College, furnlsne,I with
suitable Halls, and Whose several exercises
| are IN many respects, OF Rreat HdVanIaEt, 10
the student The authorizes of the COLLEGE
VIII anoId every facility for increasing the
valuab Q Auxlaries.
CIRCULARS and further Information can
De hAd by addressing the President of the
| CoheSe' or any one OF the undersigned-
FACULTY OF THE COLLEGE
REV, ALEX MARTIN, d D., President, and
. ffofsSsor Of MeTgtal and Moral PItiLos lfv.
| hEV- J. W. SCOTT, ID. d., Wee ETGsident and
FTofeSSor Of LaH0Iid0eE
! COL J. X. WEAyER, A. n. PyoIe1IoT of
Mathematics aud Military Tucftct
FroL ., q. STEVENS, A. NJ, ETQfGEs0r Of Ma
Prof. F. s. LYON, A. NJ, PToEsasor Of EnslIh
LGsratATs and Principal Of Preparatory De-
GEO: n. HAsASs, Esq, one OF our most sr,e-
cessiul bushes men, and an experienced AR-
nculturtst has consented 10 act ~ Sn peTifIS
tendent Tutors, and Assistant TeacbtTS. in
me various departments, Will be eInpIoysd
| Dy the Executive Committee, from time 10
Time, as there may be OCCASION
BOARD OF vIsIroRs
| No Of Dist. Member Of Board. p. o. AddreaI,
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