The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-07-28
NIIk. ~ mrs. DAVIDGE'S
ACADEMY FOR YOUN G LADIES
No. II So. Paul Street, Baltimore.

No. IL ST. Paul Street, BnttlHtoTe.
! HHR. &. MFRS. IDAVIDGE announce that theil
ITH Institution will be re-opened on the first Monday
i'll September next when renewed zeal their part and
increased facilities for the acquisition of knowledge Will
as they hope; present ample inducements for contuL
ance OF confidence Being now, as heretofore, conVTi-
ced that sound practical education only be the re-
result of unweared assiduy on the part oil the pupil,
and unceasng pains taking ON that of the teacher ana
having asceuained from experience, that where both ex-
list 10 proper extent, well directed effort cannot tan 10
succeed they propose novel or shorter way 10 know
se. Inasmuch thorough instruction Is their sheet
and The Jan of their academy embraces all the branches
that constitute refined and classical edHcauon incld
ing the French Italian, Spanish, German, Latin ana
Greek languages, MIR. aud Mrs. D. deem II unnecessary
TO into detail further than 10 say mat IN Boany
AsironomS, Natural Philosophy, Chemistry aud other
departments in which information is more peasnsly
and advanaseously conveyed through the medium OF
Lectures accompanied by experiments, recourse Is had
10 that mode of instruction, their Philosophical and
Chemical apparatus being extensive and well select
ed
Under the belief That change is often mschievous and
that long tiled worth and capaly furnish the best as
of acceptable and efficient eXerngn IN iuture
the Principals have retained such ofhe former assist
ants as their opinion entitled 10 the Implicit CON
dence of themselves and the parents and friends OF te
pupils under their charge.
They will continue to employ, in addition TO the Tegu
lar Professor in the French department, French LADY,
thoroughly qualified to converse with and instruct te
scholaTs, who will be with them at all times. II VIII be
seen that lessons the foreign languages are gwen ahy
instead of three times week. COURSE ~ the opinion
of the Principals, Indispensable to the proper advance
nent of learners. The French TecitaOns occupy from
egh:yao hundred minutes daily. independently OF the
conversational exercises incident to social intercourse,
and to add to facilities, during the cool season there
are regular French and Musical SOirees at proper inter-
walls. . .
The various duties of the institution. teaching whenever
tits practicable, and will hold himsefresponslble tor te
| faithiul discharge of them.
with the religions obseryances of the house pupils,
.ere will b. interference, further than may be ne
cessary carry out the views OF parents ana reas Au
prseIire suitable accommodations for public vso7Sp
Tacre will be regularly morning and evening worship
in the nstution when the forms of the Protestant
Episcopal Church will he used, AT when the yoshg ID
dies may attend ii such be their wish ,,--,
BoareTs not, any account, permitted 10 spend
the ng abroad except with parents or guardians or TO
visit uEess by the special permission Of their friends
nor are tey leave the establishment except on leave
granted by ihe Principals or assistants
IL Is expected that every b0arder VIII come pioNiucu
with silver aud table spoon and FORK sax taDe nap
kins and sin towels. To prevent losses the ciopes
should be carefully marked. Bedding will be furnished
unless parents prefer TO send Their own. hehoins an.
meIlding materials will be supplied for 50 per year; a
competent person has charge q tue la9nay ani Mn VIZ
see that the cletes well washed and taken care o.
There will be extra charge in case OF sickness
Boarder required to pay half-yearly IN advance
Day scholars ut the end of tach term, except when pa
rents reside at distance in wllioh event payment IN
advance win be preferred.
Pupils are charged from the of entrance, and no
deduction will be made for absence except IN cases OF
long prouacIed severe indispOston,
The building provided for the institution Is Wen stu
sfed for health airy and capacious, and Is ia every way
suited the comfort and accommodation oil thS III
n.stes.
academical commences on tine Htst hioidty
i'm September each year, continues during forty SIX
weeks and is divided into four successive terms Oh eq
length. "a - -,
Ppils cannot be withdrawn except AZ the Gnu vi ei
Persons who propose to place their children in the IN
stfuson boarders VIII please TO make theT ihteHoh
known as early practicable.
THE TERMS ARE AS FOIL oWs -
Board. per academic year, $%Oo W
Nav boarding, Dining and thus ENJOY
ing the benefit of French conversation
attahe, per academic year, % w
English instruction, IN all It's branches,
@i7 80 per single term, or If continued
up.to the time of The summer recess %
SIS 90 per term, say per year, OU 90
frsneh s .ta AZ, ,p,I rs co. or psr year 81 90
Stationery, per term w
Music, including Harp and Guitar, at m
strncter's prices go
Use ofinsIrument, per term, W
Drawing and Painting, at instructors
Dancing at instructors prices,
Washing, per term, - -
BEDDING, ii furnished per tetul, -
Fuel, two winter terms, %
ANNEXATION 10 be made by letter, post paid addressed
IN Nir d. or al the Institution. With view To conye-
nence M closing the business of the year, the bills of
lie last term will be presented week or two M adj
vance. ~ -, g,
For such as may not know MIR. and Mrs ID. the lol-
lowing '''''''NN REFERENCEs.
Hon. Stevenson Archer, james Howard Esq
Richard MasrUder, Jacob Davies, Esq
& John Pursuance, Joseph w Patterson, Esq
g Nicholas Bree, Joseph kiHg, ESP
Alexander Nisbet Samuel Jones, Esq
a w G ID Worthingon, John Gordon, Esq
&c Clement Dorsey, Jeremiah Hohnan Esq
&c Louis NcI.ane, James Har"ood, Esq
James Carroll, DIR Potter,
Samuel Moale, Esqi DIR Alexander,
] Meredith. Esq DIR 4 q Bona,
I Glenn Tsn DIR RS Senart,
n stevnrt ESQ DIR Mackenzie,
5 l Donaldson, ESQ Cuttings, Esq
q, \ hJaver. Esn James Swan, Esq
Ion, SCOTT 5sso Samuel Smith, Esq
Pav Dr vvvatt John Gibson Esq
Revs mr. uenshaw John McTavisi, Esq
| rev mr. Iohns John Prentiss, Esq
| Rev Holm nj DUNCAN -Janes W McCuIoch, Es
/ John McKrm, Jr Esq L Donaidson, Esq
| WIN Frick, Esq Fleiuhg Lucas, u; fsq
Hnaii w Evans. Esq Joseph tushing, Esq.
| p f Thomas, Esq
Baltmere, July q, 1870 lawtSl
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