The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-08-16
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West Virginia College

nHlS INSTITUTION Is NOW FULLY
Il organi1sd and ready to go into operation
ON the nnt Monday in September. We call
with II deserving the attention OF students
and The friends OF education.
!. TIE DESIGN OF The COLLEGE Is to pro-
mote the liberal and practical Education OF
the youth OF our country In the several Pur-
SUITE and professions of lIfc-
= THE BULLDIS6s consist OF, GrSf, the Cox
L1GE, built originally by Col Thomas a.
Ray. gentlemen OF taste and meansi and
burn association The grounds incIuus
more than twenty-stx acres, tAsteiully laid
mented with forest and fruit tress. beantIful
shrub6eEy, flowers, etc. Secondly, toe AcADE-
nIently arranged Tor study rrcitStIon aud
lectures and surrounded with ample RrUunds.
Seen sna maze a s SoSS
as nee. lFeE
morAiity. The views and scenery, snbrAc-
ing mountain, riN er. forests and farms are ex.
e. leave every morning 10 and nom Fair-
mont, on the Baltimore and ohio railroad.
There Is daily communication, by steamboat.
between Pittsburgh and Geneva, Il miles be-
low MorgRntown. A boat Is being built TO
ply Regularly on the upper MOnOnEsheIa As
L usually several monthsIn the year. There
Is also conveyance, On alternate days, be-
place more eIeSl6ie Tor the quiet aud saScess-
iul pursuit OF science anu nteEa ure Is no
HnGEI 10 Dc fOunU.
L THE DKPARrAESTsoF INSTRUCTION. a,a
% Pr.Paratory, where young mon and
common knglIsn 6Tancnes and ojber siriies
required Tor entering the College classes
al Literary, embracing Full Course in the
ordinary euTiieu. UNI or our 6sss American
(Sl scientific, designed for those whose pur.
suIIs require. thorough culture aud discipline
and al extensive acquaintance with the
"a Agricultural, in which special attention
Will be gwen 10 toe various 0Iancnes OF prac-
ucal Agriculture, Horticulture, Rural Econo-
my, aud The Mechanic Alta
lsi Stsidsn sPrqpaTinoto Teach IN our Com.
| mon schools will receiNe special attention
and assistance. 1t Is designed to establish n
Normal Class during one or more Terms in
each year, in which the binary school
and readiness in explanation and denuttion
/ Acquired, and instruction III the most APP
proved methods OF organizing and cOuuuCt-
InS schools impaired.
5. THE FACULTY or THECoLLEoE is COM
/ found. All the professors are ex peril need
and practical men, aud earnestly devoted 10
Tie several departments OF study assigned
6. rHE CoLLEeE YEAR consists Of thirty
| nine weeks, divided into Tires Terms Of
| about one week tnIerveu6S between the nIst
and second, and SEQ MI and tniId Terms.
| Also a recsSs OF one week al Christmas. The
| following Is the CALESpAA Tor tie College
| ear 1878: september ,, Fhst Term Ds gins.
November 30, f1rst Tenn ends. December =.
| second Term begins. December -. Winter
| hCSess OF one week March 10. 1865. Second
second Tam euus. MaIen 10, Tuiru eIIn
tons. June 10, third Term enus- COM
/ mencement.
:. IHE RATES OF TUITION. per Term. arc
Primary Glasses, payable in advance, $500
| Preparatory - .,.-. VI
| CoIleEiAte, ...- 70
Students In the Preparatory Department
pay one dollar, and in The college,, two dol
/ Lars, per Term, contingencies This Is scHr-
cely nalt what IL charged, Tor the same Lur-
SooD BoARpTSS, incIudInE ever thing.
| except lights and washing, can b. mad, III the
college, Tor $50 per week. Those In charge
OF this arrangement arc entirely reliable.
someo Of the Teachers. and their families, Will
also occupy the building.
| 8. The LIBRARY isRbout TO r. eetvo snalf
but choice selection Of valuable works In
Science, LiteraIurS and Art. such apparatus
init and require. will b. procured We ear
nestIy request our numerous friends TO mako
contributions to our Library shelves .aL0
the Geological Cabinet, the Museums OF
| Minerals, Natural History, etc. such con-
IIibutions will be Thankfully received, care
| fully preserved, and tue date OF reception
locality whence procured, and name u donor
permanently attached.
THERE ARE TWO LITERARY SOCIETIES in
connection with the College, iuTntshed with
| suitable Halls, and whose several exsrci-eS
hIes IN EeEpeCIHt great aUNAnlhSa 20
the student The authorities Of the College
| Will AFFORD every facility for increasing the
accommodations and usefulness OF these
| vHluab q auxiliIries.
| CIRCULARS and further information can
be had by addressing the President OF the
College, or any one OF the undersigned.
FACULTY OF THE COLLEGE,
REv. ALEX MARTIN. D D., PreTdent. ard
PToJe1SoT Of Ae7Itdi and Moral PhtLos ply.
REV: J: w. sSoIIr. y. y, Vies Ers4fds''t, and
Coz D. r. WExyEE a. NJ P,o6ssra- OF
| AGthsnIattcs and Military IdcteS.
| Prof :. q. STEVENS, A. N, Rr4IsGTo- of Ma
| tttTdI Sri:Teeb.
Prof F. 3. LYoS, A. NJ, PTofetSor Of EnolfsiI
Literature and PIfHetpGl eJ ErePoTGtory De
| par merit
GEO. NJ. EAoArSs, Esq, one OF our most sue
ceSsIul business men, and an experienced g
Etculturtst, has consented TO act a. SupeTin-
tendenL Tutors, and Assist ant Teacher, In
the various departments, Will be employed
time, as there may be OCCASION
BOARD or vIsIToRs.
No Of DtIt Member of Board. p o. AddreEI.
| 1T. a. Lo0AS,.....-..-....w Wheeling.
| 2-...-.--.D. b. DORSEY. FairmonI.
| S-....----GEO. N. HAGASS,.-....M organtOWn.
| 1......--SAN'L BILLIS0SLEY,..Sil ddiebOurue.
/ 6.....-... W. K STEVENSON, .ParkeTsbuTR.
| 6..-..--.-J. LooNIs GoULD-.....-- Buckhannou.
Nv. W. HARPER,.........P Point Pleas Ent.
| S..-..--..MAhK Poor, .....-..-....Cer
| S...-.--..SAHUEL YoUN0, .....-... Edray.
l0.....--..Jo5EPH T. HoRE---.....M aTtinsburR.
| n--.----.-JANE5 CARSKADoH,.-..NeV Creek
| nECUEIVE COMMITTEE.
l Gan III Gen AHhlHaIN