The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-09-10
MIR. x Mrs. DAVIDGEs'
ACADEMY FOR YOUNG LA DIES
No. IL 81. P1ah STREET. Baltianore.

Shas been already announced this Institution will
~ be re-opened ON the first Monday, in September
next when the duties of the several departments will
be cOnductedby the persons, whose names affixed
to them respectively, as follows:
ENGLISH and CLASSICAL DEPARTMENT, in
GLIDING the Latin and Greek Languages by Mr. Davldge,
aided by Mr.. N. Morrison. distinguished graduate of
Harvard University, and Miss NJ b. Allison, late of the
celebrated Charestown Academy, Boston, both
experienced teachers In addition TO the regular rcc-
tatioas, courses of Lectures Astronomy Natural
Philosophy, Chemistry, and Botany will be delivered
in their appropriate order
DEPARTMENT. OF MODERN LANGUAGES
FRENCH by NJ. Larentrie aided by mad. Arcamba
TO whom, French GOverness, the conversational de
partment is particularly assigned
SPANISH by Sr. Pizano.
GERMAN by DIR. Freiiag.
ITALIAN by Signor b. Castelli.
DEPARTMENT. OF MUSIC.-Vocal Music by Mrs.
II. WaIlack, Qate Miss Tnrpin) Instrumental Music,
including Harp Piano. Guitar &C., by MessrS Nennin-
ger, Dieman, Mrs. Wallack, sc.
DRAWING. Mr. Holste.
DANCING Mr. Darocher.
In the Moderen languages the lessons given daily,
instead OF three times week usual, iHdis-
pensable, in the opinion ofthe principals 10 the proper
advancement OF the pupils. In French the rectations
occupy from an hour and twenty, To an hour and forty
minutes daily, independently of the conversational ex
ercises incidental social Intercourse and 10 add to
the facilities, there will be regular Intervals French
and Nusca Soirees, for the benefit of the pupils those
departments respectively.
In addition 10 instluelng his classes. Mr.. ID.
will continue To exercise supervising all the
branches of Study examining the scholars, and seeing
that justice is done to them.
Pupils are charged from the time of entrance and n
deduction rcA be made for absence, except ia Ion
lrotractcd sereTe indiSpositiOn.
The academcal year commences ON the first Monday
in September, embraces lorysix weeks and is divided
into four equal terms Pupils are not received fora pc
rod less than term, and Pupils cannot be Withdrawn
except at the end OF a C iirrent full term.
TERMS FOLLOWS.
Board, pei academic year, $500 90
Day boarding, or Dining and thus enjoy
ing the benefit of French conversation 81
nj table, per academic year, go 90
English instruction, in all its branches,
SIT 80 per single term, or if continued
up 10 the time Of the summer recess,
S5 90 per term, say, per year, 60 90
French Italian, Spanish, German, Latin,
Sc, each per term, IS 90, or per year, 30 90
Stationery, per term 90
Music including Harp and Guitar, at in
structers prices,
Use OfInsITument, per term, 90
Drawing and Painting, at instructers'
prices.
Dancing, at instructors prices,
Washing, per term, 90
Bedding, it furnished, per term, 3 90
For the convenience of such as may not know Mr., and
Mrs. d. the following references are given.
REFERENCES.
Hon. Stevenson Archer Hon. James Carroll,
" Richard MagrIder, ]. Meredith Esq
= John Purviance, Samuel Nsae, Esq.
&c Nicholas Brce, ]. Glenn, Esq
g." Alexander Nisbet, ID. Sewart, Esq.
" w G ID Worthington, s. |. Donaldson Esq.
" Clement Dorsey, G.. +. Mayer, Esq.
60 Louis McLane, John Scott, Esq.
Rev. Dr. Wyatt, DIR Potter,
Rev. Dr. Henshaw, DIR. Alexander,
Rev. DIR. Johns, DIR. T.. E. Bond,
Rev. John NJ Duncan, DIR. II. s. Steuart,
John McKm, Jr. Esq Dr.. Mackenzie,
VIM Frck, Esq j. $. Cuttings, Esq.
Hugh w Evans, Esq James Swan, Esq,
Thomas, Esq Samuel Smith, Esq.
James Howard, Esq John Gibson, Esq.
Jacob Davies, Esq JOhn'MeTavish, Esq.
Joseph w Patterson, Esq John PrentsS, Esq
Joseph King, Esq James w McCulloch, Esq.
Samuel Jones, Esq | Donaldson, Esqh,
John Gordon, Esq Fielding Lucas, Jr.
jeremiah Hoffman, Esq Joseph Gushing, Esq
James Harwood Esq
Any further information will, with pleasure be given
at the Academy, where applicants will receive pros
pects, setting forth the entire plan ofthe Institution, and
can have an opportunity of seeing the arrangements
made for the comfort and instruction of the pupils.
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