New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-23
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yInS gAILEY VIII rc6pen her BOARDING md
wi DAY SCHOOL iof Yoan- Ladies O MoadaT, lie III
ofs.eterat,rr No. 10 CaErnp.1re, Bieczsss Els ~
HTTCUEsS AGRICULTURAL INSTITUTE

Mrs. BAILEY viii reopen her BOARDING md
vi nay SCHOOL fof Yo1n- Ladies O Mou1ET- he III
Of .e.ra,rr. At y 10 Carro!p pare Bleckest Els ~
nUTCUEsS AGRICULTURAL INSTITUTE
DLoczet twelve 1liss east Of ne village OF Po3s
se, the e Wilkinson Premium Farm 4 Lie Western
Valley o: mon Vale. Dutchess Couriy.
The Winter Session Of has Institution commences the
FIST Thursday OF October the s1aer >e=so- the t-s
Thursday OF April
The Course OF Studies in tbs Institution srcb
give the student every facility for acquiring ros thor
ough know &c OF Scientific and Practical Agriculture
riIa tie Use or the best modern improved implements
se!ec; Farmers Library, WIFE n1rero1s gEcGra Pen
odces, and Instruction Il a. Tie collateral .r---s
There viii regular Lectures, Of which Inc Students
VII make ebst,act. both exanatiocs ard IS
exercises N compoa.:.o-- delivered on
Commerce Chemistry. Mining and Arcni;ectu+=i-1s
trzteG By Neurological Cataei Gd Excursions ;or VI
Przc::csl sosny-applted 70 Horticulture Veterinary
Medicine. Rural and Domestic Econornr-i1s;fa'ec %
Zo5!ogy-sppiec 10 Rural Economy. Commerce enc
Observation-Disclosures by living susec;s skeletons &c
The ZOoa.- course MI commence Vin lie horse
Na;Lral Philosophy and Agricultural CheiHl5,f
.rzte6 bv eciezt ex pernea,s by pro-. s=E-! ale
Of the Van Rensselaer, institute, o. TFc-. ..,-
Mathematics, in I'll their branches are -ac'O'=-i'
practical knowledge Of The Mo3era Languages : Il
sred by Seekiy Lectures. Discussions, orsoas Essays
and Conversations = hem
Tae sol! or he farm embraces great variety. and IS We
adapted 20 experimental farming lis !ofa-on y peasant
and heahful-,he building extensive and ccnl-o1.ous
zee for The year go PAYABLE semi annually y hcTence
Which includes Tuition. Board with beds and 9ecdin
Toilee Furnilure W&s1.rE a,-nd.ns Fuel. and Lights
~ Farmers. Pupils from other Schools. or QUEER GU
Zers DESTROYS Of attending each any course OF Lectures
can obtain Admission Tickets by applying 20 the Principal
for Single Course .or per Course where hey al
ierd w or unacceptable IN ecvsace Extensive accom-
r1odsrons for horses are provided
TINS Institution is under the patronage Of the An Az
Association The Farmers Club Of the An ins end the
Duichess Ag. SOC Address
JOHN WILKINSON. Principal Du;chess Az Inst
Pokeepsie Duichess Co01iy, y. Y.
REFERENCES:
Board of the American institute,
Board OF the American Agriculture. Associatior.
Rev. L. ". Vincent, New-YorS,
Prof. Cyrus Mason.
Zebedee Cook. Esq
Doci C. Il P Mcclellan, Principal Of the PoughxeeP=.e
cha. Barile:, 4 st. Princpa! Collegiate School POugh
wHl r. Dsres. ESQ President of the Farmers and
Manufacturers Bank.
Matthew J. Myers, Esq President Of the Merchants
Rev. Abn PoIheraus HopeyveIl, Duchess Co.
II. g. Ludlow, Poug hkeepse,
:. Vaudeville, Ia Grange,
John Van WICK Esq. New Hamburger, Duchess Co.
zig 5tNG2wD
A PRIVATE SCHOOL in TIE cOuniry-Miss Dewey
fAv:shes receive few pupils into her tRinily School
situated in Sheffield (nass) IN the valley OF the Housao-
mic. Sheffield is pleasant village distant onr an easy
days journey from New York, by Bridgeport and ne ou
satoHic Railroad.
Thorough instruction Is given in the usual English bran
cles, and in Music, Latin aud French
The $50 year, and SO quarter ioI MUSIC
For farther information, reference Is made 10
Vim C. BRYANT Esq WEI Boodgood, Esq.
Rev II. w. Bellows, Rev. d.. Dewey.
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