The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-04-27
rouaHKEEPsIE FEMALE ACADEMY,

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POuGHKEEPgIE FEMALE ACADEMY,
CANNON STREET.
THE Academy is built Of brick, Of ample dimensions %
accommodate fifty hoariers aud arranged expressly ior
female boarding school, situated in Of the most favor
able locations m the village being central yet retired plea
-" - : ~ PRINCIPALS.
| Jacob @. Tooksr, A. nj.
Latin, Greek AaIAmaiics, History and Analysts Of The
MRS cA lss'isf hS"S N. sTiooKER,
| Mental and Mora Philosophy, CsmPosffiaa
TEACHERS;
MISS CATHERINE VAN yALKENDvRGH,
Criticism Physiology Natural Philosophy RAsforfe Nor
mai Chart, Composition
MISS JULIA S HOPKINS.
Astronomy, Ancient and zodera GfaFrd
III, Ineisi nd Si'd:fn Hsiar Bearg Ss1gen,'"
ApoIFu AwENe, .ie s IS raY s. s.a ss
FRANCISCO ALyAR inQiis sgsG .a.er se'e X
German, Spanish q hal'aH' = y5 S Mnsir' ~ ~
The course ofsiudiss divided into The four following
lsiraaaciory Department Mature and power q letters
spng Rsans PeqmsnshP Gosns Mental A1i, nr,i
browns English Grammar, Miiches Modern Geography
with hs use Of Globes and Outline Msis s,,, .r,,.
ENGLISH Grammar continued nisory nnd Analysis q inc
Ens wSSas .B sd og
szsSs Tsrhno9l9 fyys asGs Of
aohnsnur AlFsbra Draper's Chemistry, Oimseds Nain
raj %ss Ns Woas 9Th ros Asann
iers Evidences Of Christianity Marss Ecclesiastical His
tory ornelius Nspos Arnod's Latin Composition v'rgs
Senior Department Whaisly's Logic Wayland,s Moral
g a Msn'a Ras rais Nn
ueomety, Thompsons TrEonomery oms,aas A r,a
ny Wayans POLICE, hcdno Vras Ensad
e,snsra Intornniion Students in the Middle and Sen
auayZe TnnFpoFe
iect portions II Youngs Night Thoughts and Millions Para
a a Msnia Arhmeric Continued throughout the whole
conrse This Institution Is iurnphed WIN pIiosophTa
nns sSsms Nil sner The department. for whh they
prepared or fdesrable may select studies from ether
Diplomas will be gwen TO such as pass satisfactory ex
Music OF one Of the Modern Langnafes may, y desT,u
take The place Of Latin in The regular eourse though The
desire TO become accomplished English scholars.
Written Essays required each fortnight and conpo
s,ion il asn Taught in connection with other studies by
wrma abstracts and analysis The Young Ladies' sustain
Wrd"ss.ay Afternoon is devoted 10 Composition Exer
cscs and general review ls earnestly desired Thai
"fen "a as possible Al these examinations.
Familiar Lectures will be given by the Principal and
saI feoarapl,y aud Evidences Of Christianity. Tex Books
aud all Stationary furnished at the hook store prices
rrepr XIII e expected 10 converse ii that language
table, and other hours specified for that purpose
The members OF the family large private
Library, also The leading Journals Of The day
Pupils are expected TO spend Two hours, besides the re-
gnlar hours Of school, In sindy
M visiting IL allowed on the Sabbath aud all expect
ed 10 attend Church and the Bible Glass Of the institution
Arrangements viii be made orthe pnplls 70 arnd woi
ship In such Church may be directed by their parent or
guardian. 4, .. n. -, e.,,,.,, h,,h,,,r -. 80,
sidered Indispensable for health Ample provision for both
| il made in the family arrangements.
Every article oftress should be markedn in and mum
Each pupil to be provided with overshoes, umbrella and
walking Shoes aud to furnish her own napkins and towels
designed 10 he thornngh ana
iemac tending render the pupils clear thinkers md
brancbss Every effort made to improve the manners
to cultivate the social eectnns and deyeiope me moral
the minds Of pupils reporting daily her own
violation, ifany, Of the rules Pupils are no continually
Of Conduct Examinations at The close Of each term.
Quarterly report oflhe standing o. each pupil IN CON
The year is divided into terms Of e weeks each; COM
mencng respectively on the first Wednesdays In May and
Noypmber Pupils admitted at any time, and charged
In nronorion to lie time Of their connection with the Inst
tuition hts so important thai they should be present a.
on will be made for absence dbrue The first or last Fortnight
Roarders can i Is desired remain at The academy dur
al 4 charge Of 50 90 per week
Of the advantages Of as piece
with ali parts Of The country; It's beautiful scenery; Its
%bsh III @ay It's reed and literary society It's
en'srprsna and wealthy gRI'fssa . term
For Boardsrs including tuition In English studies
For Day Papils, 10 years and upwaris, Y 00
French, Spanish, Italian German, each, - IL 90
Latin aud Greek, each sl2 per term, when taken
alone, buin connection With other studies * "
pair,ng' f,-atrr cofors1 l6 IN
'"'.'ei TIoil 20 90
af,.ic an he piano with use of instrument, &c 90
Wnsic IN The f.ulfar 20 90
Vorsl N,,ajc III. 49, on
Plain Wasting fay cents per dozen
No reduction will be made for absence except in case Of
proiiscied sickness Tuition and Board ore payable IN
ADVANCE for each half term.
Applications for admission shall be made at the earliest
opportunity
RoBT FOREST, President. JOHN BARNES, Er,
n d. VARiCK, Secretary. HENRY SWIFT. I T,cn,
A. G. STORM, Treasurer. GEO. NAGELLt
]. b. fORBUS, z W. IAiLMADeE,
ISAAC ROOSEVELT G: r ApNiANCE,
A. NJ MANN, JAhESH ALLEN
Poaghkecpsie, february,
REFERENCES AND PATRONS
HON. WILLIAM II. SEWARD. Auburn, N Y.
hon JAMES EAfOTT, Poughkeepse. do
CHARLES BARTLETT, Esq, do do
REV. Dr. +. w. HATCH. Wisconsin
REV. On. EDWARD DAVIS, Balslon, ny
GEN WALTER CUNNINGHAM Poughkeepsie do !