The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1845-03-29
Education Of Young Ladies' in the English
and French Languages.

MISS HEANEY's ACADEMY,
Opposite Presidents Square, srses, Washington house
Of Col. Bonfords, bet,ceen the residences Of Mrs.
Gen. .Nacomb and Commodore .Norris,)
M ISIS HEANEY, of Boston, Massachusetts,
ltl Principal Instruciress, respectfully invites the
attention ofhe friends and parents and guardians in
terested, to the re-esta bshment Of her Academy,
hoping in their favor for the early entrance Of the
boarding and day scholars she may receive, and for
whom every arrangement made to ensure, by her
own unremn,ed attention, thorough instruction and
improvement in elementary and elevated learning,
with the best advantages of residence.
Miss Heaneys Academy being eligbly placed in
the quiet neighborhood of many welIknown families
near the Presidents House and the Departments, in
the family residence many years of Col. Bomford,
spncicus and canvenient with its large garden and
pleasant scenery, is esteemed the most desirable in
the vicinity for the charge Miss Heaney resumes in
this city Of the useful and liberal education of young
ladies.
Employing her best abilities to make her academy
permanent in this community and encouraged trust
that her task will long be favored by the support il
bespeak resident insructressos and other professors
oft highest skill and character will always be
gagged toi any required aid while Miss Heaney
Principal will instruct her pupils individually in what
ever pursuits Of Learning accomplishments they
may engage.
The government Of these young ladies will be that
of home education of daughters, of her early study
and much experience in MISS Heaney's charge of
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ply for the best individual improvement of the tai
enls, moral and mental culture of such youth regu-
mode of living. as Of tuition studv emnIoyment and
recrs,t;on bs,no hose onv which are 5ue 10 en.u,e
The en,ys welf,rs of dauoh,ers hv maternal ed,ca-
ton and care .T
Young ladies NAV thus be residents in Miss Hea-
news Academy hayiog inst,nc,oo for any ncouiye-
ments desired exclusive of Others and NAV have that
leisure and in,ercouse with society, which the at
,ention of parents, guardians, on Miss Heaney may
be given.
Exercises Of MISUNDERSTANDING, in the English
and French text alternately, reading, elocuton,
grammar composition, geography, history, bellies let
tres, arithmetic &c. including plain and elegant PEN
manship linear drawing Of MAPS &c, elements of
music in singing, and the primary exercises of dane
ing, especially those most improving the demeanor
and health of The young.
Introductory class 49, junior, 70, senior $40 per
quarter.
Tuition in the Latin, Italian, and other languages
aa.rnoo.- M,.c vocal and ;,s,r,nsn,,, s,o
S,o :, NIX accor,,;no n the lessons. W. -
Dr,w,nu and Painting in crayon. water and oil
colors aowsrs lsndscane. head, nortra;t and minis.
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dancing tuition. as professor,s lessons. s6
Ns.dlrwork mn s,lv wbop, charge
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Testimonals of Miss Heanev,s long engagement
IN the Education Of yonoo la,is. ON sbs .r,ncnl.s
given will DO made known bv the kindness Of D. A.
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