The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-05-19
EEPsIE FEMALE ACADEMY

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THE Academy h bui Of brick Of ample Dimensions q
accommodate fify bosrdeIs aud srunsed expressly To-
able lac atoms II The village being CENTRAL retired plea
SAINT and heshhful,
PRINCIPALS
Jacob C. Tooker, A. M.
Laffn Gresk MATHEMATICS History and Aaaiysis Of are
| MRS. cAR s6i.1 aIs"S e. sTi'ooKRR,
| Mtafai and Mora pAiiessphy Compensation
| TxArHBRs,
MISS CATHERINE VAN yAIKENBuaaH,
CyGeieni, Paysialosy Natural Philosophy Rhtto,ie Mr.
MISS InIlA 5 HOPKINS,
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ADoIrn AwENn, ss.,s ssiis p'a;s saa on
rn.seiseo AlyAn * 6; ss;Sss s 4
t'frma", Spanish Z ha'an' = r BRiG s d.,
The course q studies is Divided into the onr following
iairoausiory Department Nature and power Of .iters
maIic Fundsmentsi Rules u Thompsons Ariihnstir,
lTswn,s English Grammar NFasls Modern Geography
.hniior Department Analytic and Synthetic Ariihmstic,
Enss Grammar continued, History and Analysis oltte
graphy, Tayiors Ancient and Modern History, Cutters
rhysiolephy Hazen's Technoogy Araolds Elements q
Middle Department Thompson's higher xriihme,,c,
obs ,us Algebra Diapers Chemistry, Olmsted's Natu-
orie IIichsocis Geoopy wlsona Civil poity, Alexsn.
ders Evidences of Christianity, Marsh's Ecclesiastical His.
iinrolirs
Senior Department whsley's Logic, waylands Moral
eogy, Bnilers Analogy; kame's Criticism, Leeendres
oseds Ens,1s
Literature Beeben's Classic antiquities, vrgfs Enead,
Cicero's Oraiions
Tor DeDrrmeuts required auhlyZe traspuse
iert poions Of yonne Night Thoughts and Millions Para,
aud Ms a Ari,mse co"iaas ihro"shoat the Whole
conrse This Institution Is furnished with philosophical
Students win enter The department for which they are
prepared Of tdcairbe, may select studies from either
diplomas will he given TO such as pass satisfactory ex'
| animation IN the regular course OF study. i
Masc, or one elihe Modern Isngnaees may desired
sly n Hal anenaae l. earnestly recommended 10 such as
iesre 10 become accomplished ERgah acholars.
ston IL also taught in connection with other studies by
writing abstracts and anaysas rheyong Ladies sustain
wednesday Afternoon ia devoted to Composition Exer.
cses and general review and Is earnestly desired that
he friends and ps,r9aa 81 ,s n,on WI DC present as
Familiar Lectures will be given BY the Principal and
s@ aad Il
and all Stationary furnished at the Book store prices
y e. "r q q INV wo op aas e
table, and OF other hours specified for that purpose
The members q The family have access q large private
Pupils expected TO spend two hours besides the re-
ular hours Of school, Ia study
No visiting is allowed the Sabbath, and all are expect
ed attend Church and the Bible Glass Of the Institution
Arrangements will be made for the pnps TO attend wor
ship N such Church as may be directed by their parent Or
| guardian
Exercise in the open air and frequent bathing are con;
| Is made in the family arrangements.
Every article ofdress should be msrkedin full and mum
bered
Each pupil be provided with overshoes, nmbrella and
walking shoes and 70 furnish her own napkins and towels
ematie tending to render the pupils clear thinkers and
practical scholars Great pomnency 10 given 10 the soiid
10 cultivate The social elections and develops the
eeiinga conscientious regard torgh is cherished Z
violation, any, Of The rules Pupils not continually
watched but sufficiently guarded for the detection OF errors
nf conduct Examinations at the close u each term
Quarterly report Of the standing Of each pupil in
duct and will be sen or guardian
me ncr respectively lie first Wednesdays May and
November Pupils are admitted at any time and charged
tuition is important that they should be present Al
The commencement and close Of sessions, that no dednc
will be made for absence dbrug the first or last fortnight
Boaers iii desired remain at The Academy dur
ing vacations, and be instructed IN The English branehe
or The advantages Of az piece Of residence
IL is unnecessary speak III facilities Accommodation
h NAH M loes,ion te numerous lectures and concern
which al may attend rs refined and literary society u
TERMS. Per term
For Boarders, including tuition in English studies,
| board fuel light and furnished rooms, $40 on
| For Day Pupils 10 years and upwards, u 0G
| French, Spanish, Italian, German, EACH IL. 90
| Latin and Greek, each s12 per term, when taken
| alone, but in connection with other studies %
Drawing, ... " %
Painting, (,yaer colors,) 10 0G
| (oil - -#-- -. 20 0c
| Music on the Piano. with Of instrument, &c 0C
| Music on the Guitar -. 20 0C
| Vocal Music, 0U
plain Washing, fifty cents per dozen.
No reduction viii be made for absence, except In
prOtracted sickness Tuition and Board payable IN
| ADVANCE for each half term
Applications for admission shall be made the earliest
opportunity.
ROBT. FOREST, President John BARNES, w.
II D. vARICK Secretary. HENRY SWIFT E Ea.s
| A. q, STORM, Treasurer GEO NAGEIL, Se"'
| j. n. FORBUS, I. w. TALLMADGE,
| ISAAC ROSEvELT, @. p. ADRIANCE,
/ A. NJ MANN, JAAfESH ALLEN
| Poushkeepsie, Ffbraary,
1 REFERENCES AND PATRONS
| HON WILLIAM II. SEWARD Auburn, N Y
HON JAMES EMoTr, Poughkeepsie, do
! CHARLES BARTLETT, ESQ, do do
REV. On Il, w. HATCH Wisconsin
| REV On, EDWARD DAVIS. Bnlsion, N. Y.
GEN WALTER CUNNINGHAM Poughkeepsie, do
REV. Dir LUDLOW, do do
Rev. DE MANN, Pa. mar 2i--diy
ny THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED
STATES.