The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-03-23
PouoAkEEPslE FEMALE ACADEMY,

CANNON STREET.
iIE Academy In BULL brick, ample dimensions 10
accommodate Ghy boariers aud arranged expressly for
female boarding school, situated in one the mos favor
SAINT and healihhil.
PRINCIPALS.
Jacob G. Tooker, A. NJ.
Latin Greek, Ma,maties History and Anaysis Of NE
MRS CAROLINE w. ToOKER,
at7sfat and Morai Phiiosorhy COMPOSITIONS,
TEACHERS:
.,s MISS CATHERINE VAN yALRENBuRoII,
Criticism Physiology, Natural Philosophy, Rhetoric, Nor
NAL Chart, Composition.
MISS JULIA 5. HOPKINS,
Pennnanship Asfroaoay Aacienf md Modern Genpra.
Iy, Ancieit and Modern His'ory aa,a,y Gsa,eesi,sn
ApoLyn Awrse, ~sis e as s Pan" a sf chi
Francisco .ALvAR, Z, lliis ana srairr eoiors
The course Of studies is divided into the four following
introductory Department Mature and power Of Letters
Spelling, Reading Penmanship l,oburn's Mental Arh.
Browns English Grammar, Michels Moder,, Geosrnpy'
with the use Of Globes and Outline Maps.
Ji1ni0r Department Analytic and Synthetic Arithmetic,
English Language, Woods Botany Wiards Ancient Geo.
Physioophy Hasens Trchnolosy Arnoids Elen,enis Of
Lain, Nc ElIssols Manus! o. Of English Language
al Pnlessphy IlIsiegy Nswmaas Rhsi
Sers Esdsnces Or cSrs:ny M.rshs Ecsssssics Hin
tory, orueus NePoh Arnolds Latin Composition, Virgls
Ssnisr Dps,ms:s logs w.yIsnd. Moral
sa:9 bu. .ass 6s%
Geometry ThoTPscns Trgonem:ry olm:sd,s Asrcns
s as o Esf14o 1 zEss:
Ciccro's Oratfous
sr Il anayss ana spS sen ~
ect PORTIONS II Ycungs Might Thoughts and Milton Para.
5 arss n assSn s" Rr% n. Sa
course. This institution Is furnished with philosophical
Students will enter the department Tor which they are
prepuredi or idesirabe may select studies from either
Diplomas viii be given TO such an pass satisfactory
animation IN the regular course II study.
Music Of one q The Modern Languages may u desired
study Of that language enruesy TO such NJ
desire TO become accomplished English scholars
siion alao taught in connection with other suie by
writing absracs and anaysas The Young Ladies' sustain
"Wednesday Afternoon is devoted to Composition Eser
cises and general review and is earnestly desired thai
o6en as possible al these examinations
Familiar Lectures viii be given BY ,he Principal and
cal Gsoara ply and Evidence Of Christianity Text Books
and all Stationary furnished al The Book store priaes
French Viii be- expected to that language ii the
table, aud q, other hours specified for that purpose
Pnpsare expected 10 spend two hours, besides the
No Waiting Is allowed on ths Sabbath and ali are expect
ed 10 attend Church and TIC bible Class q the institution
ship in such Church az may be directed their parenl
Exercise in The open air frequent bathing, nre con.
,iieed Indispensable for health Ample provision ior both
is made in the family arrangements.
Every article Of dress should be narkedin nll and
Each p,u,io BE- provided with ov,rshocs umbrella aud
walking shoes aud 10 furnish her napkins and towels
The Course II Sftdy sdesigaed b be thorough and sys
emale Tending I" render The pupils clear thinkers and
branches Every effort is made 10 improve the
10 cultivate the social ehecong aud acveope the moral
fnnlin n ch Hip
the minds Of the rIlseach one reporting daily her own
r., En- a rrR s detection s y ss
Of conduct Examinations Al The close Of each term
Quarterly report Of the srnndng OF each pupil in on.
duet ond choarhip will ba ssat TO her parents guar
The year il divided iuo terms Of 2, weeks each: com
mencng respectively The first Wednesdays In May and
November. Pupils are admitted at any time, and charged
~ Z 1" NJ, 4 hat eS s"SS T BE- pre s
ihe commencement and close of sessions, that no edue
lion will be made for absence dbrins tho frs or ai fort
night.
,oarders e, 4 desired rrman at the Academy
ing vacations. and be instructed ia the English branches
nj a charge Of 80 90 per week.
OF the advantages Of Ioushkeepse piece ofresience
with ali parts Il the country lis beautiful scenery s
heathfu location the numerous lectures and concerts
which all may attend; liz refined and literary ocety Its
eutcrprsng and wealthy population, are known 10 an
TERN Per term.
For Doarjers, including tuition n English studies,
board, fuel light and furnished rooms, $40 90
For Day Pupils 10 years and upwards. IL 90
French S.,anish, ialisn, German, each. " 90
lttin and .f~Ak, ench tls per term WHEN tskru ).
alone, bu, in ronnertion with oinsrRUdiss -p. Oh
Dsswins xxi @t3. ..rs. i. ~
Pa'ntinq. tvater tooIs, ~. f-i.t s5.,#ts IL on
COIL t# 5.a.s '4..1s 5t.tt ti..a, 20 ~
Ms.4o IN the Pieno, aih ace Oi Instrument, ~
Music oG ti,r i;ul'tr ~ 10
Vocal Mnsic. 400
Plain N1shns, ms c-uts pei iosen
NO reduction wil be mode for sossuce esrt, Ia ce OF
protracfed sickness Tuition and Board pasabie IL
ADVANCE for each half term.
Applications for admission shall be made AZ the ea esr
ppornny
a Trustees.
II u vARICK, Secrsfnry HENRY SWIFT r
A. G. STORM. Treasurer, GEO NAGELT, N'o"'
J. r. F0RBUS. T w. TALLMADGE
ISAAC ROOSEVELT, g, p. ADRIANCE,
A NJ. MANN. JAMESH ALLEN
Popphkeepsie Fsbruary
REFERENCES AND PATRONS
HON, WILLIAM ". SEWARD, Auburn, ~ V
Hon. JAMES EMoTr, poushkespss, do
CHARLES BARTLETT, ESQ, do do
REV. On, r. w, HATCH, Wisconsin.
REV. DIR. EDWARD DAVIS. Basion, NY
GEN WALTER CUNNINGHAM Poushkeepse, do
REV. DR. LUDLOW, do FG do
REV. Dn. MANN, Pa. 1 mar q div