The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-05-09
rouaHKEEPsIE FEMALE ACADEMY,

lrOUGHKEEPsIE FEMALE ACADEMY
cANNoN sTREiET
mUE Academy Is built OF brick, OF ample Dimensions Il
arcommodate my boarders aud arranged expressly io
female boarding school, situated Ia one OF the most iayor
able locations m The village being central yei rered plea
'''' '''' 'D' PRINCIPALS
1 Jacob @. T0oker, A. M.
Lafin, Greek Matmaiics, History and Analysts Of ne
MRS cA hSEasH is" ". sTf'ooKER,
I Msnfai ard Mora. Philosophy Composition
! ~ THAcHeRs
l MISS CATHERINE VAN vALkRNBURGH
iteispi Physiology, Natural Phiiosophy Rhetoric, Nor
4 mai Chart, Composition.
I MISS JULIA 8. HOPKINS,
PsnrBianshp Astronomy Ancient and Modern GeogrG.
piyI Inei,nt and Modern His@y; 5eteng, csMp9si.lSh
AboLru AwEsa, a,.sle S Z. u S;ass ssa t
FRANCISCO ALyAR, u oiis ana salr eoors
"trm0n Spanish ha'o"' = pl saiSs Gasie ~ D.
The coarse audes l. divided into the four following
introductory Department Mature and power OF Letters,
Spelling, Reading Penmanship Coburns Mental Arifh
m rnM.s E"ass Grammar Mcheas Modern GsasIapy
! with the use Of Globes and Outline Maps.
Enas tsrammar Continued, History and Analysis ofhe
English Language Woods aoaHy Wards Ancient Geo.
fhysioiophy Hazens Technology, Arnods Elements Of
! Lain, McEllegors Manuel fof English Language.
asassss asesrs pap.ns dsmsly s omseds Saa
raj Philosophy, smeie Natural History, Newmans Rhef
dera Evidences o. Chrlsisny siarshs Eciesiaseai Ills
tory ofnelius Neros Arnod's Latin Composition Virgs
Senior Department -Wha.ely's Logic Wayland's Moral
Silence uphams Mental Philosophy, Paley Natural The
esy sar Analogy Cr!ss
my, Wayand's Political Economy. Cleaveands English
Literature, Beiesens Classic Antiquities yrgil's Anead
General I.jo,mation- Students in the Middle and Sen
y are Ms snayss an. and Sc
disc Lost Exercises In Reading, Spelling, Penmanship
and Mental Arithmetic continued throughout he whole
and chemical apparatus, and a well selected Library
Students win sner he department ior which Iey are
Diplomas will be given to such as pass satisfactory ex
animation In the regular course Of study.
Music or Of the Modern Languages may fdesired,
take The place Of Latin in the regular course though the
study Of that language Is earnestly such as
Written Essays required each fortnight aud compo
ston II also taught IN connection with other studies by
writing abstracts and anaysas Theyonng Ladies' sustain
Wednesday Aieruoon is devoed 10 Composition Exer.
cises general review and its earnestly desired Iha,
The friends and patrons Of the institution viii be presenI
often possible at these examinations
Familiar Lectures will be given by the PrinrpA and
cal biography and Evidences Of Christianity TEX Books
Xrrangrmesfs for Boarders Those who are studying
French will be expected to converse in thai language al The
table, and al other hours specified Tor that purpose,
The members Of the family have arcassto large private
Library. also to the leading journals Of the day
gular hours Of school, In study
No Visiting allowed the sabbath, and all expect.
:" Aransemens viii be made Tor the pupils 10 aend wor
ship In such Chrrcha may be directed by their parent on
Exercise in the open air. aud frequent bathing, con-
sered Indispensable for health Ample provision both
lis made in the family arrangements.
Every article dress should be markell in full
bered.
walking shoes and furnish her napkins and towels
The Course V Study designed 70 be thorough and sys
seoars % Great IS give" 70 he so
branches Every effort made ts improve the manners
feelings conscientious regard TO right is cherished in
The inds q The pupasach one reporting daily her own
Wsshe but sSeeny guarded or ae deieo" y
of conduct Examinations at me close OF each term
Quarterly report Of the standing of each pupil In
duct aud scholarship, viii be sent TO guardian
The year is divided into terms Of y weeks eac com
November Pupils admitted any Time, and charged
In proportion The time Of their connection with the ln
s Commencement and close Of sessions that no drdnc
on will he made for nbscuce dbrng the first or last fortnight
ing variations aud be instructed In ie English branches
NJ a charge Of 50 90 Per week
il i ,nnecessary 10 speak is acies 81 communication
with all parts Of The country; lis beautiful scenery; lis
which all may attend; It's refined and literary society," It's
ruerprfNs and we'y PGgM'nss' are known 3 az r
For poarders, including tuition in English studies,
board, fuel, light and furnished rooms, $40 90
For Day Pupils 10 years and upwards, u W
French Spanish, Italian, German each, " 90
Latin and Greek, each 6l2 per term when taken
alone, but In connection with other studies 90
Drawing .. .a... 12 90
PAINTING. (,yater colors) .'|.at. lG 90
(ojl 20 %
Music on the Piano. with use Of instrument, 90 90
Music on the Guitar ~. 30 90
Vocal Music, .. %
Plain Washing, fifty cents per dozen.
No reduction will be made for absence, except in o
proracted sickness. Tuition and Board ore payable IN
ADVANCE for each half term.
Applications for admission shall be made nj the earliest
opportunity.
ROBT FOREST, President JOHN BARNES, re
IL D. vARICK, Sscrefq,y. HENRY SWIFT G r,ae,
A. G.. STORM, Treasurer. GEO. NAGELI, ''
g. b. FORBUS, T. W. TALLMADGE,
ISAAC ROOSEVELT, O. p, ADRIANCE,
A. NJ MANN, JAMESH ALLEN, 4
Poughkeepse, February,
REFERENCES AND PATRONS.
HON WILLIAM H. SEWARD, Auburn, n. Y.
HON. JAMES EMOTT, Poughkeepsie, do
CHARLES BARTLETT, ESQ, do do
REV Din. II. w. HATCH. Wisconsin.
REV. DIR. EDWARD DAVIS. Balston, ~ y
GEN. WALTER CUNNINGHAM Ponghkeepsie, do
REV. Din. LUDLOW, do do
Rev. Dr.. MANN, Pa. mar II Idly