The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-05-16
ACCOMPLISHMENTS FEMALE ACADEMY,

PoUaHKEEPsIE FEMALE ACADEMY,
cANNos STREET
THE Academy Is bull, Of brick, o. ample dimensions 70
ieinnis boarding school siiaisd il one o. The
able ocaons In The village being central yet retired plea
SAINT aud healthinl.
PRINCIPALS.
/ Jacob O. Tookers A. M.
Latin creek Safhmades, History and Aa0iyss Of he
MRS. ciR6IINE 81 TooKER,
Mental aud Mora Philosophy, Composition
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CRITICISM rhysfaeSy Ma,TS pae;ssphy Rhetoric N'r
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The course Of studies Is divided the four following
Spelling, Reading, Penmsnship Cob'rns Mental Arith.
matte, Fundamental Roles q Thompson's Arithmetic,
with The use OF Globes and Outline Maps.
J.nior Department. Analytic andSynfheic Arithmetic,
English, Language, Wo"as Boany Wards Ansien, Geo.
graphy, Tayiors Ancient and Modern History Cutters
Lain, McEilleeois Manuel Of q Enelai Language,
Middle DParfne,a-T hompson's higher Arithmetic,
raj HG Philosopng %s. Natural History, SeMmans Rhei
oric, iliicheocks Geology, Waons Civil Polly Aeyan
der's Evidences Of Christianity, Marshs Ecclesiastical His
tory ornelius Nepos Amold's Latin Composition, virsis
ihirolcs.
Science uphams Mental Philosophy Paleys Natural The
oogy, buffers Analogy Kame's Criticism, Legendres
my, Waylsnds Poieai Economy, Gisaveiands English
Literature Beesen's Classic Antiquities, Vreiis Eaead
General INFO, nation Students In the Middle and Sem
Departments required to anayze and ranspose Sc
6s Eaelsss n sadns ns
| and Mental Arithmetic continued throughout the whole
and Chemical apparatus and weiissise,sd Library.
Students vii! enler ne department ior which thsy are
Or may fss, studies from snsr
| animation in the regular course Of study.
take he place a q LAIN IN he regular courss though The
study Of at Language s earnestly such as
desre g become accomplished Engaa seho'ara a
siiou IL also taught In connection with other studies by
writing abstracts and anaysas TheyounE Ladies sustain
Wednsslkay Afternoon is devoted to Composition Exer,
se and ysw + M I. :,
often possible at these examinations.
Familiar Lectures viii be given by The prns,pas and
cal and Evidences Of Christianity Text Books
and all Stationary furnished at the Book store prices
French will be expected in that language at the
table and ., other hours specified for that purposs
Library, also to the leading Journals Of The day.
Pupils expected to spend two hours besides the re-
ular hours OF school, in study.
No visiting Is allowed on the Sabbath and all expect
ed to attend Church aud the Bible Cass q the institution
ship In such Church may be directed by their parent or
Exerrse in the open air. and frequent bathing,
sdere indispensable for health Ample provision for both
| is made In the family arrangements.
Every article drfss should be marked mn ana mum
Each pupto provided with overshoes umbrella and
We Course 81 Ssdy Is iessns 70 Be thorough and sys
tematc tending 10 render The pupils clear thinkers and
branches Every effort Is made improve the manners,
cultivate the social elections aud deveope the moral
feelings conscientious regard 10 right 10 cherished in
The minds Of the pupils reporting daily her own
violation, any Of the rules Pupils are not continually
watched b sufficiently guarded for the detection Of errors
Of conduct Examinations at the close Of each term.
Quarterly report Of the standing Of each pupil in con.
Ths year IS divided into terms 81 p weeks each; com
mencinr respectively the first Wednesdays in May and
ia proportion the time Of their connection with the Ins
iuon II is no important that they should be present al
lion Will be made brng the first last fortnight
Boarders cam if Is desired remain al ihe Academy dur
ing Vacations and De instructed IN e h"ssh branches
Ofhr advantage Of Pongkeepse as piece ofresdence.
with ali parts Il The country, lis beautiful scenery; is
heal,hf ocation the numerous Lectures and concerts
which all may attend It's refined and literary society its
enierprising and wealthy population are known 10 ALL
TERMS. Per term
For Boarders, Including tuition - English studies, i
board, fuel, light and furnished rooms, $50 90
For bay Pupils, 10 years and upwards Y 90
French, Spanish Italian, German, each, II 90
alone but IN CONNECTION with other studies, 6 90
Drawing .. ... II 90
Painting, (water coors) .e l6 90
(oil g ~. 90 90
Music on the Piano with nee of instrument, 26 90
Music on the Guitar. .. ~. 20 90
Vocal Music, $50 W
Plain Washing, fily cents per dozen.
No reduction will be made for absence except in case OF
protracted sickness Tuition and Board ore payable IN
ADVANCE for each half term.
Applications for admission shall be made al the earliest
opportunity.
Trutecss.
ROBT. FOREST, President JOHN BARNES, r.,
II. D. vARICk, Secretary. HENRY SWIFT. En-,
A. a. STORM Treasurer GEO NAGELL. 'o"
~. q. fORBUS, T. w TALIMADGG,
ISAAC ROOSEVELT, C.P ADR1ANCE,
A. NJ. MANN, JAMESH ALLEN
PongAkeepsie, February,
REFERENCES AND PATRONS
HON. WILLIAM H. SEWARD, Auburn, n. Y.
non. JAMES EMOTT, Poughkeepsie, do
CHARLES BARTLETT, Eso, do do
REV On. T. w HATCH Wisconsin.
REV Dr. EDWARD DAVIS, Bnlsiou, N. y.
GEN. WALTER CUNNINGHAM. Ponghkeepsie, do
REV. DR LUDLOW, do do
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