The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-03-28


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POUGHKEEPsIE FEMALE ACADEMY.
CANNON STREET.
fNE Academy is bnl Of brick, Of ample dimensions 10
female boarding school situated in of The favor
able locations b. Tie village, being central yet retired plea
III PRINCIPALS;
| Jacob c. Too ker, A. M.
MRS. CAROLINE ". TOOKER,
Mental and af'ra phitosephy' Compensation
MISS CATHERINE VAN vALRENBuBoH,
Criticism, Physio'ogy Natural Philosophy, Rhetoric Nor
| MISS JULIA i HOPKINS,
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The Of studies is divided into the ionr following
Spelling Reading, Penmanship, ColbnrnR Mental Arith
matte, Fundamental Rules Of Thompson'a Arithmetic.
| with the ot Globes and Outline Maps.
Junior Department Analytic and Synthetic Arithmetic,
Ens s iang"se Wooas Botany WIZARDS Xnsiss, Geo s
saphy, Tnyors Ancient and Modern History Cutters
Latin. McTllegols Manuel Of Of English Language
Middle Department. -Thompson's higher Arithmetic
raj philosophy smele Natural History, Newmans Rhet
ORC, nitehcock's Geology, Wilson'S Civil Poity Aexan
tory, ofnelius Nepos Amo'l's Latin Composon Nrers
Science, uphams Mental Philosophy Paley's Natural The
ology, Buffers Analogy. Kame's Criticism, leeendres
my, Wayand's Political Economy. Gieaveisnd,s English
Literature Beesen's Classic Antiquities, Virss hnead,
General Information Students in tie Middle and Sen.
or Departments are required 70 analyge aud innspose
ect portions II iones Night Thoughts and Mliona Para.
lipe Lost Exercises in Readna, Spelling, Penmanslip,
aud Mental Arithmetic continued throughout the whole
and chemical apparatus, and welLseleeed Library
Srudenia will enter The department for which they
Diplomas viii he given such pass satisfactory
animation in The regular course Of study.
/ Music, Of The Modern Languages may, ifesire.
take The place of Latin in HE regular course though The
study Of that language Is earnesly recommendeio such
desire TO become accomplished English scholars,
Written Essays required each fortnight and enn,ro.
son Is also taught in connection with other studies, by
writing abstracts, and analysas The young Ladies sustain
wednesday, Afternoon is devoted 10 Composition Eser.
cGrs and general review, and s earnestly desired iat
the friends and patrons Of The institution will be present as
often as possible al these examinations.
Familiar Lectures will be given by the Principal and
others on Chemistry, Natural Philosophy, History Phys
cal Geography, aud Evidences Of Christianity Text Book,
and all Stationary fUrnisbed Al The Book store prices
| Arrangements for Boarders.-Those who studying
French will be expected in thar language at The
The members Of The family have access to large private
Library, also to the leading Journals Of the day
Pupils expected to spend TWO hours besides the re-
euar hours of school, In study
No visiting is allowed on the Sabbath, and all are expect
Arrangements will be made for the pupils to attend wor
ship sch Church may be directed by their parent
Exercise in the open air, and frequent bathing, con
slered Indispensable for health Ample provision for both
| is made In the family arrangements.
Every article ofdress should be markedin full and mum
Each pupil provided with overshoes umbrella and
walking shoes and 10 furnish her own napkins and towels
TIE Course 9 Study a designed 10 be ihoronFh and sys
temac; tending TO render the pupils clear thinkers and
practical scholars Great Prominency Is given 10 the soid
branches Every effort y made to improve the manners
feelings conscientious regard 10 right liz cherished in
the minds q The paps-saeh one reporting daily her own
watched, but sufficiently guarded for the detection
Of conduct Examinations q hs close Of each term
due! and scholarship viii be sen or guardian
g year rs ON he first IL Nav and
November Pupils are admtcd at any time, aud charged
tuition II Is important that they should be present nj
the and close Of sessions, that deuc
ton will be made for absence lbrlns the first last rlughi
noarlers " II is desred remain al the Academy dur
Ing vacations and he Instructed In the English branches
al y charge Of So 90 per week
Oftle aivanfageso Poughkeepsic piece oreslence
i unnecesry 70 speak Its facilities Communication
which all may attend i'a refined and literary society lis
enirrprising and wealthy population, are known to an
TERM Ms. Per term.
For Boar,lers, including tuition in English studies
board fuel light and furnished rooms. $40 90
| For Day Pupls 10 years aud upwards. IL 90
French, Spanish, Italian. German, EACH f- II 90
Latin and Greek, each sl2 per ierm when taken
alone. but in connection with other studies, = 90
Drawing, II 90
1 Pointing, (waer colofa,) (. l6 90
| - (oil -. ~ 90
Music on the Piano, with use Of instrument, 90 on
Music on The Guitar. % %
| Vocal Music $685.. /. 4 on
| plain Washing. fly cents per dozen
No reduction will be made for absence, except In case Of
proirarted sickness Tuition and BOARD ore payable IN
ADVANCE for each half term.
Applications Tor admission shall be made The rtesi
| opportunity.
l Trustees.
RoBr FOREST, Presideni JOHN BARNES IRE
A, q, STORM. 7feanrtr GEO NAGEII, N'""'
J. D FORBtS, 4. w. TAIIMADGE
| ISAAC ROOSEVELT, q. p. ADRIANCE
| A. NJ. MANN, JAMES H. ALLEN.
/ poHghkeejsie, February, s
4 REFERENCfS AND PATRONS
/ lion. WILLIAM H. SEWARD, Auburn, N y.
| HON. JAMES EM0Tr, Poughkeepsie, do
/ CHARLES BARrLE1vr, ESQ. do do
! REV Dr. =. w. HATCH. Wisconsin.
| REV Ds. EDWARD DAVIS. Bslston, n. Y.
GEN, WALTER CUNNINGHAM Ponshkeepse, 10
/ REv DR LUDLOW, do do
4 REV. Da'MANN, Pa. mar y lily
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