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

able locations n The village being central YET retired plea
PRINCIPALS:
Jsto oh Q. ToOker, A. M.
Latin, Greek, afahmdties History and Aaoissis Of ths
MRS. ca Hst,.f Nzfs'S w. sff'ooKER
Mental and Mora Phiiosorhy. conposnion.
TEACHERS:
MISS CATHERINE VAN vALkENBURGH, T
Criticism Physiology, Natsaai Paiiosepay RAsO'ie Nor
MISS rs 5 Gaf1t e 3. HorkfSs,
Pennmanship, Astronomy, Aneent and Modern Geogra
ihy, Aneieat ard Modern History Botany Cooperation
ApoLru Awrso, s. ae 3. 4as Fam aas ai
Fseneh iar, D,a1isg, Painting
. Tnassss s. .sy sas. II s III :ssss'
Vocal Ahisic
The course Of studies is divided into the four following
,oaas,o,y Dspqr,msnt Mature and power q Letters
Browns English Grammar Mitchells Modern Biography
with ths use Of Globes and Outline Mspa
English Grammar continued History and Analysis othe
aap anS mods op
Physioophy, Hazen's Technology Arnolds Elements Of
EnSh h Lsss1
Bebns,ns Alsebra, Drap.rs Chemistry, olmstsdn Nau
% rGssSp cy
ders Evidences Of Chrisaniiy arshs Ecclesiastical His
tory, orneus Nepos, Anod's Latin Composition, viryi
Senior pspartment whs!sy's Logic, waylan.l's Mora
Science Uphams Mental Philosophy Natural The
ology, Buffers Analogy Kame's Criticism, Legendlel
Geomrtry Thompson olmsied's Astrono
my, Wayiand's Political Economy Cleaveland's English
Literature, Deiesen's Classic Antiquities, virgts Eneat
ene,d Infor n,afion in the Middle and Sen,
or Departments required TO anayze and trnnspose
ecf PORTIONS II Youngs Night Thoughts and Mons Para
s S.s ns% sfass s %a
eonrss This Institution z irnsh.d win philosophical
Students viii enter s s department for which they are
prepared or, Undesirable, may select studies from either
Diplomas will be given 10 such as pass satisfactory
ami ntiont In the study.
Mase Or one Of The Modern Languages may L desired
ssy ny ~ hS as n 10 ssb ' ~
desire TO become accomplished English scholars.
ston Is also taught in Connection with other studies, BY
writing abstracts and snaysas Ladies sustain
"wednesday Afternoon Is devoted to Composition Exer.
cses and general review audit lie earnestly desired that
the friends and patrons Of the institution will be present as
Familiar Lectures will be given BY the Principal and
sui all Stationary frnshed at the Book store prices.
A,rqasensn's lsr 5oarasra- 2. WHO are studying
table, and at other hours specified for that purpose
The members Of the family have access % large private
Library also to the leading Journals Of the day.
Pupils expected to spend two hours, besides tile
gular hours Of school, In study
ed 10 Church and the Bible Glass Of te institution
Arrangements will be made forthe pupils 10 attend wo.
ship such Church may be directed by their parent
Exercise in the open air. and frequent bathing are con
IL made In the family arrangements
Every article ofdress should be marked in full and
bered.
Each pnp TO provided with overshoes. umbrella and
walking shoes andto furnish her own napkins and towels
,enac; tending To render the pupils clear thinkers and
scholars Great promncaoy is given to the solid
hs so eI a and assope he
feelings Conscientious regard 10 right is cherished in
Ve Vie & ass Pupils are no, esn ss S
watched hut sufficiently guarded for the detection Of errors
Quarterly report Of the standing Of each pupil in con-
duct and scholarship. be sent teherparens guardian
menci1s respectively OH the fret Wednesdays IN May and
November. Pupils are admitted at any Tine and charged
luton Il is important that they should be present at
The and close Of sessions that no deuc
Boarlers can, fit is desre remain at the Academy DIR
Ina VACATIONS and be Instructed In the English branches
OF the piece residence
Il unnecessary speak Its facilities Of communication
heshrl location; The numerous lectures and concerts
which all may attend ~ renned nnd literary society It's
snterisips and wealthy p1pistion' are known to all
For Boarisrs, including tuition In English studies.
board, fuel light aud furnished rooms $50 o.
For Day Pupils 70 years and upwards 5@
Latin and Greek, each sla Per term, when taken
alone, but Ia connection with other stn,es 8 90
Painting, twater eolors, ,s %
Music on the Piano. with us4 % insrnnenr, % 10
Music on thr Guitar % 90
Vocal Music, ~. o.
Plain Washing. 6iiy cents per dozen
No reduction viii be made or absence except in OF
sickness. Tuition and Boari payable N
ADVANCE for each hslf term.
Applications for admission shall be made the carries,
opportunity. s+5H
RoBT, FOREST, President JOHN HARNESS. 1r
W. D. vARICk, Secretary. HENRY SWIFT e. 81,
A. G. STORM. Treasurer. GEO NAGELl., W."
j. u. FORHuS, T. w. TAII.MADGE, "
ISAAC ROOSEVELT, &. r. ADRlANCE,
A. NJ. MANN, JAMES II. ALLEN.
Poughkespsis, FtbrvafN
REFERENcEs AND PATRONS
HON WILLIAM II. SEWARD, Auburn, N v
HON JAMES EMoT'r. Pouahksepsie. do
CHARLES BARTLETT, ESQ, do do
REV. Dn y. w. HATCH Wisconsin tnl
REV On. EDWARD DAVIS. Balsfon, n
GEN WALTER CUNNINGHAM poighkeeprie. do