The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-03-19
7,HE rArApsco INSTITUTE, near baltimore, MAJ

7TN1E FATAPSCO 1NBTTTUTE, Rn1timOre, MAJ
l. yland, offers advantages for the education Young
ladies' seldom found united; among these are the follow
lst Its location, in the region of Elrig
ana overlooking the Patapco river and surrounding
e and ran nna n m w hgh ds
minutes walk OF the depot of the Cumberland railroad at
ton city, and from Baltimore it easy of access 70
travellers nom all sections OF the country Oinnbusses
and .; from baltimore afford convenient communication
I'd Its spacious, elegant, comodious buildings afford
recitation, music and lecture rooms chapel and all other
convenences required for the perfect organization of col
3D. Its extensive grounds, laid gardens and sfubbe-
RES amidst lawns and afford the pupils oppor-
for active exercise and recreation the pure open air
4h large establishment of professors teachers and do
instruction and care seldom to be with in any insu
o9 Of the kind At the present time, fourteen professor
Instruction. the greater number them residing the fam
The institute The Rev Mr. cals resilient ' oSa SSnI G
graduate OF Yale College, Is Professor OF Mental Philosophy,
English composition Miss Browne 50 well known a. the
able and efficient Vice Principal is assisted in care and
discipline the school, under direction of the PRINCIPAL
by seven female teachers of whom addition 10
thorough education have had the benefit of long expert
in training the young These ladies' live in constant
intercourse with the pupils who are accustomed to regard
hem not only as instructors but friends and panon
pishcd professor Mons Lewis graduate ohe Uni3sy of
France and eentate de doi who resides in the institute
and devotes his whole time the improvement his pupils
aiordin9 them every advantage for acquiring facility
French conversation The principal professor vocal
of The Royal academy of Music in London, (der the cee
DRAFTED Sgt Crlye and for some time teacher at Kew
onm6arland Drawing painting in water eoors and oil
@ ads aa and Gy ana ss
lectures by Professor Akin, OF the University of Mary
9th The Principal of the institute Mrs Lincoln Phelps
has had long experience in directing literary institutions
OF the justly celebrated and ong-esabsed Troy Semna
~ founded by her sister, Mrs Emma Willard, and after
spects, modelled The Principal of this institution is wen
known to the public the author Lincons Botany
and OF sundy works the subject of Education, &c.
of which have been epublished in Europe, and translated
eral OF the institute, and head of the family
Hon. John Phelps, formerly distinguished lawyer and
9th The seclusion ofhe institute and the strict supervi
SION OF s officers should inspire parents and guardians
with perfect confidence respect safety their
danghters and wards who are permitted to receive
rs except such as sanctioned by the direction parents
or by letters of introduction from them An experienced
matron has charge the clothing, health comfort
the pupils, among whom DEATH serious ndsposirion
accident ofany kind has ever yet occurred
a ess 9 p & per annnm Tor board and education
plishmens pursued CircamstancesInay justify de-
paure from established terms; but in general liberal pa
the Principals for all that can promote the comfort happ
ness or Improvement of the pupils
The Right Rev. Bishop Nottingham, who is officially
visitor TO the Panpsco Institute, in his report the Dio
cesar convention of Maryland, says The late examina
iion has afforded still greater evidence if more need
ed, how competent Mrs Phelps is sustain institution
interior TO none in the country, of its kind"
The following extract from report 10 the OF
the gentlemen appointed by them oicate the exam
nation in April, 1886 examining committee " 'The
of study in the Institute presented in the
examination, embraces comprehensive field OF scholastic
requirement and pishment and the which
Is pursued well the results which have been attain
ed, we think are highly credabe the teachers and pt-
ps,.and every the public thar the great
interests OF education cherished and in the in
sute TO degree which is, believe urpassed any
other leae institution in the country Signed by
cellor Johnson
desirable that applications for admission should be made as
carry as possible, addressed to the Primo pal Ecots Mills
lew vacancies in the normal teachers re to be
hed and two graduates of the Institute desrous OF
obtaining situations teachers in private families or
schools. =
The summer session will commence the 9Th of May.
March 5-dSc