The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-04-11

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POUGHKEEPsIE FEMALE ACADEMY.
cANNoN sTREEr.
TUE Academy is built OF brick of ample dimensions 10
female boarding school, situated in Of the most favor
able locations In the village being CENTRAL yet retired plea
~ ~ ''' PRINCIPALS,
Jacob @. TooIser, A. M.
Latin, Greek, Dfaitmaties, History and analysts Of he
MRS cA HsE,i.1 he"s e. STooKER
| Afenai and Nora Philosophy, ComposJlon.
| TEACHERS:
| MISS CATHERINE VAN vALKENBUBoH,
Criticism PAysioogy Natural Philosophy Rhetoric, Nor
| mai Chart Composition.
| MISS JULIA 5. HOPKINS.
PenHpianship Astronomy, Ancienf and Modern eogra-
ply Ancienf and Modern History Iioiany conpesi,ion
ApoLEu AwENo, Music q ,s S;ass and Sui.
! French. Tar, Drairing, Painting
German, Spanish ha''a"' baIG ss,s,c NJ D.
The Of studies is divided into the four following
ImfroinriOry Department Mature and power ofLelters,
Spelling Reading, penmanship Coborns Mental Aril,-
| Trnwn,s English Grammar, Miches Modern Geography,
with the use Of Globes and Outline Maps.
English Grammar continued, History and Analysis ofthe
English, Language, Woods Boany Wizards Ancient Geo.
phys5iopiy Hazens Technology, Arnolds Elements Of
Latin MsEliegofs Manuel Of Of English Language
as asshra prapers 6emsry olmsieds Sa
raj Philosophy, snees Natural History, Newman,s Rhet
ders Evidences Of Christianity, Marshs Ecclesiastical His
tory, ornslIns Nepoe Amod's Latin Competition yigs
Senior Department whatey's Logic wnyland's Moral
Silence, Uphams Mental Philosophy, Paeys Natural The
Geonrtry, Thompson's Treonomey, olmaieds Asirono.
my, waylands Political Economy, Ceaveand's English
Literature, Beiesens Classic Antiquities Virgils Enead
6eaaa Information Students in the Middle and Sen
iect parons Il Young's Might Thonehs aud Mtons Para
disc ios, Exercises in nsaaiag Spelling pen m,
conrse This Institution e furnished with philosophical
and chemical aparrtns and wellseee,ed Library
prepared or, desIrabe may select studies from either
Diplomas viii be given TO such as pass satisfactory e1
Music one % the Modern Languages may deslred
take the place q Latin in the regular COURSE though the
desire to become accomplished English scholars
sition il also taught in connection with other Studies by
writing abstracts, and analyass young Ladies sustain
Wednesday Afternoon is devoted to Composition Exer
eises and general review aud = Is earnestly desired mat
oien as possible tihese examinations.
Familiar Lectures win be given by the Principal and
cal Geography, aud Evidences o. Christianity Text Books
and all Stationary fprrished at the Book store prices
| Arrangements for Bodrders.Those who are studying
French will expected in that language al the
table and Of other hours specified FOR ihsi purpose
The members Of the family have to large private
| Library also 10 the leading journals Of The day.
Pupils are expected spend hours besides the re-
No visiting is allowed on Tie sibbai all expect.
ed 70 attend Church and The Bible Class q. the iasilao
ship in such Church may be directed by teir parent or
Exercise in the open air and frequent bathing
sdered Indispensable for health Ample provision for both
is made in the family arrangemenis!
Every article Of dress should be marked i and num-
bered. ,
walking shoes andto furnish her napkins and towels
The Course Of Study slesEned To- be thorough and sys
,emae enns to render c pnps ss grc ~ hr sa
brauch Every effort is made IL improve The manners,
70 The soea elections and ssxes 70 s a.
the minds Of the puplseach one reporting daily her own
watched but snicenty guarded the detection
Of conduct. Examinations at the Close Of each term
Quarterly report Of the standing OF each pupil III coii
duet and scholarship will be sent guardian
The year is divided into terms Of 2 weeks each com
November Pupils arc admitted at any time, and charged
In proportion 10 the time OF their connection with Tie lnst
S. aud close Of sessions that no etuc.
ow he made for absence dbring The first or last fortnight
Boarers can, IL il isdesire remain al the Academy dur
ing vacations and be instructed in the English branches
at n charge Of SO 90 per week,
il is unnecessary speak Its facilities Of communication
with all parts of the country its beautiful scenery is
which all may attend It's refined and literary society lis
enterprsing aud wea!thv population, are known TO all
TERMS Per tenn
For Bosr,iers Including tuition in English studIcs
board, fuel light and furnished rooms $40 oD
For Day Pupils 10 years and upwards, Y ~
French Spanish; Itann German, each l2 on
Latin and Greek, each el2 per term, when taken
alone, but in connection with other studies . oo
Drawing -. IL on
Painting, (water colors) IG 90
(oil 20 M
Music on lie Piano. with use Of instrument, o6 90
Music on the Guitar - 20 10
Vocal Music, W
Plain Washing, fifty cents per dozen.
No reduction will be made for absence, except in case OF
proiracted sickness Tuition aud Board ore payable IN
Adv ANcE for each half Term.
Applications for admission shall be made at the earliest
opportunity.
RoBT. FOREST, President. JOHN nARNES, ! Ere
n d yARICK Secretary. HENRY SWIFT. 80,
A. q. STORM. Treasurer, GEO. NAGELi.
J. II. FORBUS, II w. TALLMADGE,
ISAAC KOSEVELT, y 7. ADRiANCE,
A. NJ MANN. JAMESH ALLEN
Poughseepsie, february
REFERENCES AND PATRONS
HON WILLIAM IT, SEWARD, Auburn, N. Y,
HON JAMES EM0Tr, Poughke, psle, do
CHARLES BARTLETT, ESQ, do do
REV. Da r. w. HATCH. Wisconsin.
REV. IN. EDWARD DAVIS, Bsson, N, Y.
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