The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-04-28

POUaHKEEPsIE FEMALE ACADEMY,
CAN RON STREET.
THE Academy Is built Of brick, Of ample dimensions 10
female boarding school, situated in one 81 The most favor
able locaons m the vlass being central Jet retired plea
80 PRINCIPALS. ~
5 sg Jacob @. Too ikcr.. A. M.
Latin, Greek afathmafics History and AHais Of hs
MRS. CAROLINE W. 7TOOKER,
6lntGl and Nora Philosophy. carPosiii0a.
Miss eATaEaiSE yAr r xAlsSsag ps,,a, hs,.
MAJ ciai, Composition, I
MISS JULIA 5. HOPKINS, W.
Psasns AsrsSng A 4sest 81 Mas Gsra
ApoLru AwENc, A...le = ~ s,,.s ssa l,ai.
Gs'Sa' Spsai hs'", rs SsTS Ss:le MD.
Theeorse Of sadsss is divided into the four following
speng Rsaa!ng, Psminanshp, coiburns Mental Ariih'
matte, Fundamental Rules q Inompsons arilnmstc,
wiih lie use II Globes and outline Mlps
Junior Department Analytic and Synthetic Arithmetic,
Ensiish, I.aaanars woods Boany, Wizards Ancient Geo
aply, iasor's Ancient and Modern History Cutters
rs'iss sEsaa ,ssfSs q EssS :
Middle Department Thompson'a higher Arithmetic,
n" rnl"sophys smslis Natural History Nswnans Rsi
oric Hlchcock's Geology Wilson'S Civil poliiy Aexan
ers Evidences Of Christianity Mashs Ecclesiastical His
tory onsiius Nepos Arnods Lain Composition virgrs
Bnrolcs- - ~,
Silence uphnms Mental Philosophy Paley's Natural The
oogy Bner's Analogy, Kame's Criticism, iegrndres
THsn Fsea Gsoaomy hnss
Literature, Bejesens Classic Antiquities Vrgrs hnead
6enerI Intornidiion Students in the Middle and Sen
ior Departments required 10 anayze and Tanose Sc
lec portions II youngs Night Thoughts and Millions rara
and Mental Arithmetic continued throughout me whole
conrsr This institution = FURNISHED WIN philosophical
Students will The department for which they are
prepared or Undesirable, may select studies from either
Diplomas viii be given 10 such as pass sass''ory e.
animation In the regular course Of study III,
Music OF one Of the Modern Languages may desired
take The place Latin In the regular course lhoug the
study Of that language Is earnestly recommendedo such as
desire 10 become accomplished English scholars
si,ion is Aha Taught in connection with other studies by
wiring absracs, and aualysas Theyopng Ladies snsain
a Wsa"ssd Afternoon is devoted Composition Exer
cses, and general review, and is earnestly that
The friends and patrons Of the institution VIII De present as
ohen as possible at these examinations
Familiar Lectures will be given by the Principal and
e es soaraphy and Evidences Of C6rstany TEX Rocks
and ali Stationary furnished at HE Book store prices
Arrangements for Boarders. Those who are studying
French Nil he expected to converse that language at the
table, and at other hours specified Tor that purpose
The bers Of the family have uccessi large private
Library, also to'the leading Journals Of The day
Pnnis are expected 10 spend hours, besides the
guiar hours Of school, in study
No visiting allowed the Sabbath aud all are expect
ed 10 attend Church and the bible Glass Of the Institution
Arrangements will be made orthe pupils 70 attend wor
shin In ch Church may be directed by their parent or
Exercise in the open air and freaaen, bathing are con,
is made in the family arrangements ..,,. az,
Every article ofdress shonld be markedn full and num-
Each pnpl to be provided with overshoes, umbrella and
walking Shoes and furnish her own napkins and towels
me Course Of Study Is designed 10 be thorough and sys
,ematc lending to render the pupils clear thinkers and
practical scholars Great prominency is given TO the solid
~ sys,e Il. social scans and asvsops the moral
feelings conscientious regard TO right Is cherished in
Violation, any, e The rules pnpllsnre continually
watched but sufficiently guarded for The detection o. errors
IL cpnduct Examinations at the close Of each term
Quarterly report the standing Of earhpnpll In CON
duct and scholarship win be ssut or guardian
s year on the frs, ID May and
November Pupils admitted at any Time and charged
In proporiion to the time of their connection with the ns
luton Is 80 important that they should be present al
the commencement and close Of sessions hat no aedoc
pR o w p II Is DESIRED remain s Academy dur
na vacations and be Instructed In the English branches
hs sdvanfarcs of Po,,gkeepse piece ofresdence
Il Is nnnece ssary 70 speak It's facilities Accommodation
e ,.n ~ location ii. lectures and
which all may attend Ito refined and literary society it,
'n'srp'as and wealthy ERGMf'ss are known Fer ~ term
For Boarders including tuition in English studies,
board, fuel, light aud furnished rooms, sfU w
For Day Pupils 10 years and upwards, - Y %
French Spanish, Italian, German, each, - IL 90
| Latin aud Greek, each sl2 per teITn when taken
alone, but In connection With other aud'rs %
Drawing, ta- ~. ~ - '-a, " ~ ~
| Painting, (svater colors,) .... .. - is 90
Music on the Piano, with Of instrument, e 90
Music on the Gnitar a &. ~ W W
Plain Plain W iHsdi aay cents per dozen. ],
protacied sickness Tuition and Board payable IN
ADVANCE for each hnlf term.
Applications for admission shall DC MADE ~ he earnest
opportunity tls
RoBT FOREST, President JOHN BARNES, Ere
II. b. yARiCK, SerTefdfy. HENRY SWIFT. On,
A. a. STORM, Treasurer. GEO. NAGELL, 1919
]. n. FORBUS, I. w. TALIMADSE,
ISAAC ROOSEVELT, e. 2 ADkiAECE,
A. NJ MANN. JAMESH. ALLEN.
PoughkeePsie Fetrudry,
Experiences AND PATRONS.
HON WILLIAM II, SEWARD, Auburn, N, Y.
HON JAMES EMOTT, Ponghkeepsie do
CHARLES BARTLETT, Esq, do do
REV. On. r. w. HATCH. Wisconsin.
REV. On EDWARD DAVIS, Basiou, N Y.
GEN. WALTER CUNNINGHAM Poughkeepsie, do
REV. DR. LUDLOW, do 81 do
Rev. De. MANN Pa mar 2l-dly
mr. THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED
h7 85g 8Fi STATES. isF
IN ,,,,rst,,nce If la.v JAMES POLK President OF