Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1848-09-09
TROY FEMALE SEMINARY.

\ md retired Although within city, its grounds srs
Ts main building 50 net in length and four stories hgh)
has before it veil Of finely yaegated trees steuy ar
open area Tor exercise air. xeleneloed the north
by the building, and the west by smaller one, which
is devoted to the teaching and practice OF Music and ran
oil coors such exercises Interfere with
the quiet order of the study and class An apartment
m square reserved in the main building of instruction
in grace department. and in dancing which Is mostly prac
tsed in winter evenings This used for daily
else bad weather. and furnished with such gymnasc apPa
s ussr y are he result o
cumulsted facilities Of the hryfve years oil ITS onward
progress a,;dad 49,
OF twenty-five weeks each the one commencing
the third Wednesday of September the other on the third
"Wednesday OF February the close OF which there va
The charge for tuition and board Including all neeessares
conn ected with it. such as washing fuel light Nc,
5000 per annum An additional charge made for music and
the other ornamental branches Of female education Where
fixed preferred $500 annum payable at the
pupil entitled TO all the advantages OF the institution
Pupils entering at any period Oh the term are reursu 70
paw ONLY from the time of entrance.
This Institution affords facilities for thorough course Q,
useful and education The Principals assisted
BY eghte professors and teachers. -
IL furnished with valuable Library and Phlo-
ophica Apparatus weselected Cabinet OF Minerals and
Shells. Maps, Charts Globes, Models and choice coes-
Every facility afforded for the thorough study the French
Language The French Teachers reside in the family and
adapt their ysem OF instruction to the use OF the Language IN
Of Lectures annually delivered by Pro-
lessons on Chemistry Natural Philosophy Geology Botany,
Astronomy, Elocuton and History.
Pupils from distance received into the family Oh ue
Principals and regarded with parental watehiunes the most
ysnt attention being given their health and the enSa-
ton Of their and They occupy private rooms
two in each the of the fifteen Female Teachers and
that OF an being among those Of the young
ladies.
Circulars particular information may be OBJ
tanned by application the Principals, JOIN H. WILLARD anu
sm,Hi WILLAyp Toy N. Y. aug 10
81. JOHNS INSTITUTE, A school for Boys,
MoUSr AbRAy, GEoRGETowS, u. "
yisiter-fHi BISHOP THE DIOCESE.
Rector-THE Rev. AsTHoSr Ten Brock, AN.
A PROSPECTUS OF the Institution, including Course oil
n Study viii BE- the address OF any applicant
Reference is made TO
RI, Rev. Vim. r. Whttingham, d., Bishop OF Maryland,
Hugh Davy Evans, Esq Baltimore.
| Samuel l.. Donaldson, Esq, DO
| Commodore Charles w. Skinner U D ", washington.
i Joshua Riley, Nj D., Georgetown
And the following persons who are among the present
4 Patrons OF the School,
Rev j. j. Robertson D. d., Fshkill Landing, New York
Rev. Smith Pyne, Washington.
Rev VIM Siaunton Brooklyn, New York
William H. Harrison Esq, New York city.
| William Wilson, Md, CO.
| Capt. James l. Wilson, no.
1 William IL. Coles Esq, 90.
Philemon Dickinson, Esq, Trenton, New Jersey.
Thomas Middleton, Esq, Charleston, nth Carolina
i William H. Lyles ESQ.,, Prince Georges county, Nd
Major Charles j. Nsurse, Washington ~
Capt d. Dulany U-SN., Buekland Prince VIM CO.. va
Major ]. ID. Graham, Top. Eng. Y. ). A.
Major A. A. Nicholson, Z. g. Marine Corps.
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II OF. JOHNS INSTITUTE.-Severap pupils having bee
received after sammer vacation for whom another va