The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-11-02
VOL. E...NO. E79.
MIR, 4 Mrs. DAVEUGEs'
AGA DENY FOR YOUNG LADIES

w. II o. f,Iut ctTeet. BGIth1oTe.
a shas been already announced this Institution will
-. We Ic-opened on the first Monday. in September
next, when the duties Of the several departmefs viii
10 ,her oy tle persons whose names affixed
" Liitlh Tespt cuvely, as follows
ENGLISH and CLASSICAL DEPARTMENT. in
ciIhhg ue latln and Greek Languages by MIR DayyIoe
Haa ~ ~, w. lonson distinguished eradur of
harvard University and Miss NJ b. Allison late of the
celebrated ChaflestOwn Academy near Boston. both
experienced teachers In addition TO the reguarrc,i
tauohf; courses of Lectures on Astronomy Natural
philosophy, Chemistry, and Botany will be- deverrJ
in their appropriate order.
DEPARTMENT OF MODERN LANGUAGES
,o 49, ~ 9y NJ Lareintrie aided by Mad. Arcanba
10 Whom as French Governess the Conversational de
partmeIt Is particularly assigned,
c cEpN MsME ny sr. Pzano.
re ChhaN ny Dr. Freag
DEPARTMENT OF NfUSIC-VocaI Mnsc T', NJ
II. wallace (late Miss Turpin,) Instrumental Music
including Harp: Piano, Guitar, &C. by Messrs Nennin
ger, Delman, Mrs. Wailack, sc.
PRAYING BsA, Mr.. Holste.
DANClNu Mr.. Darocher.
In the Moderen languages, the lessons are aiveu ,v
instead of three times week as usual a course pds
pensable, in the opinion ofthe principals TO the DrnDer
advancement ofthe pupils In French the reciations
occupy from an hour and twenty, hour and FORTY
minutes, daily, independently the conversational ex
cTcises, incidental social Intercourse and 10 add to
the iacies there will be at regular intervals, French
and Musica sOrees for the benefit of the pIpsin those
departments respectively
In addition to nstructing his owu classes Mr. d
will continue to exercise supervising care over all the
branches of study, examining the scholars and seen,
| that justice is done tiienl. S
Pupils are charged from The time of entrance and :,
deduction rH be made for 0beRce, e1cept eases OF lon
! pTotTGcted SeUeTe indisposition.
The academical year commences on the first Monday
in September, embraces ony-six weeks and is divided
into four equal terms. Pupils received fora pc
Rod less than teIEs- and Pupils cannot be Withdrawn
except at the end OF a aren't full term.
THE TERRA FOLLOWS:
Board, pei academic year, $500 90
Day boarding, or Dining and thus enjoy
ing the benefit of French conversation
at table, per academic year, GO Oe
English instruction, in all It's branches
Sl7 so per single term, or if continued
up to the Anne of the summer recess,
sis 90 peEternn, say, per year, 60 Oe
French, Italian, Spanish German, Latin,
SC, each per term, S 90, or per year, 80 90
Stationery, per term 1 90
Music, including Harp and Guitar, at in
strCcter's prices,
Use of instrument, per term, 3 90
Drawing and Painting, a instrueters'
prices.
Dancing, at instructors prices,
Washing, per term, 5 OU
Bedding, ifunisned, per term, 800
For the convenience OF such as may not know Mr.. and
Mrs. D the following references are gwen.
REFERENCES.
Hon. Stevenson Archer, Hon. james Carroll,
" Richard MagTuder, ]. Me redith ESQ.
. John Purviance, Samuel Moale, Esq.
% Nicholas Brice, J. Glenn, Esq.
&c Alexander NiShet. ID. SeWart. ESQ.
w d Worthington, $. /. Donaldson, Esq
Clement Dorsey, c. F. Mayer, Esq
Louis McLane, John Scout, Esq
Rev. DIR. Wyatt, DR. Potter,
Rev. DIR. Henslaw, DR.. Alexander,
Rev Dr. Johns, DR.. T. L. Bond,
Rev John NJ Duncan, DIR. r. s Steuar,
| John Mckm, Jr. Esq DR.. Mackenzie,
| VIM fnek, Esq J. 5. Cuttings, Esq.
! Hugh w Evans, Esq James Swan, Esq,
Ihomas, Esq Samuel Smith, Esq,
James Howard, Esq John Gibson, Esq.
Jacob q Davies; Esq John MeTavish, Esq.
Joseph w Patterson, Esq John Pre0tiss ESQ
Joseph King, Esq James w McCuIecb Esn
samuel Jones, Esq Donaldson, EsqA,
gohh Uorqon, Esq Fielding Lucas, Jr.
Jeremiah Holman, Esq Joseph Gushing, Esq