The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-04-30
rouonKEEPsIn FnmALn ACADEMY.

pOUGHKEEPsIE FEMALE ACADEMY,
cANNpN STREET
THE Academy Is built Of brick, IL ample dimensions i'
female boarding school, situated In Of the favor
able locations n e village bring central yet retired plea
''' = 80 PRINCIPALS,
i Jacob @. Tooker, A. nj.
Latin, Greek Mathematics, History and Anal, " ne
MRS cA hsS,i.f tF"S W sTf'ooKER
Mental and M0rG Philosophy Composition
! TEACHERS:
MISS oATHEHINE VAN yAIkEsBpaan, ~
nal Chart, Composition.
MISS JiIfIA 5. HOPKINS,
Psnmmanship, Astroaamy, Aneenf and Aeden 0,agra'
ApoIru AwEso Al.!ie = Il siass eaa d.t
! rmnrh. tar, Dra,ring, Painting
German, SPANISH IaaH, mn, naIessG ass, NJ D,
The course Of studies is divided into the four following
Smelling Reaaing, penmanshin Cob',r1Ps Mental Arh-
matte, Fundamental Rules Of fhompsons Arithmetic,
nss Y an MSnt Msp MoFr
nior DT,men and syn,ht,is Ar.hms,ie
EssS %sn as SsS sna
araphy Tayiors Ancient and Modern History, Cutters
IsT Mso Tsf n 81 Ess Arns Elements
Middle Department. Thompson's higher Arithmetic,
TobIns,n's Algebra. Diapers Chemistry Omsted's Naii.
ri philosophy smee Natural History Newman's Rhei.
orir, Hiichrack's Gsology Wison'a Civil POLLY Alexnn.
ders Evidences Of Christianity, Marsis Ecclesiastical His.
iory ornellus Nenos Arnod's Latin Composition, vrgis
Ssmiar Department Whatey' : Logic. waylnnds Moral
oopy, bner's Analogy Kame's CrtcIsn I.crendre's
Geoms,t Tho%psons Trsonoms,ry 0imseds Aslronn
Literature, neiesen's Classic Antiquities, Virgs Enead,
General Mfoi NATION, Students In the Middle and Sen.
annlyZf and
lec portions Of Youngs Night Thoghts and Millions Para
an si Mental SS Arhms,s eonianei ihroason The Who'll
conrse This Institution 10 furnished with philosophical
and M snr he @ Msen they
prepared mr. Undesirable may select studies from either
Diplomas VII BE- given . such e. sp ass satisfactory e.
Music. Of the Modern Languages may. flesred,
the place Of Latin in the regular course ,hnnsh The
study that language Is earnestly rerommendeo such
desire to become accomplished English scholars.
Written Essays are required zach iarn's, aud somPo
writing abstracts and analysas Theyonna Ladies' sustain
W"dnsyday Afternoon is devoted to Composition Exsr
cises and general review andii Ia earnestly desired ha
The friends aud patrons Of The institution win be present
others on chsmisry Natural philosophy, History phys
and ali Stationary furnished The Book store prices
Arrangements for Boarders. Those who are studying
table, and al other hours specified for that purpose
The members fthe family have accessto large private
L .
Pupils are expected to spend two hours besides the
guar hours Of school, In study
No visiting is allowed the Sabbath, and all are expect
Cd 10 attend Church and Bible Glass Of the institution
Arrangements will be made forthe pupils TO attend wor-
ship in such Church may be directed by their parent or
Exercise in the open air and frequent bathing CON
sder.a ndispensabs for health Ample provision for both
Every article Of dress should be marked in full and mum
bered.
Each pupil be provided with oyershoes, umbrella, and
walking shoes and furnish her own napkins and towels
TIE Course Of Study is designed t. be thorough and sys
ematic tending render the pupils clear thinkers and
practical scholars Grea, promnency Is given 70 the solid
branches Every effort made ts improve the manners
FEELINGS Conscientious regard 10 right cherished in
the minds Of The pupils reporting daily her
bs M g guarded r.
Of conduct Examlnsilcns a The close Of each term
Quarterly report Of the standing o each pupil In con-
T sa yesr Is d.d Into terms q sas
NeSsmser Pupils are adm!ed any charged
in proporo the time OF their connection With the ins
s ana close ot sessions that no ee
lion viii be made for absence hrng the FIRST last fortnight
ing vacations and be Instructed in the English branches
al 4 charge Of 50 90 per week
II Il unnecessary to speak Its facilities Of Communication
with ali parts Of the country; its beautiful sceaery; Its
vhrh al MAJ attend its refined and literary society lis
snsrprsnR and wealthy pGgIM'fssn known 3 az Term
Far Ro,raers including tuition In English studies,
r9 h nu mel iIohf and furnished rooms $40 On
For pay pupils, 10 years and upwards, Y "
French Spanish, Italian, German, EACH ~ W
latin and Greek, each Sl2 per term when taken
alone, bnt In connection With other studies E 90
nra,rng !. ..t-t.. l2 on
p.in,ing' fwater colors) .,-t- IG 90
a' foii 49, ~. % 90
,rnsc an the Plano with use of instrument, &c "a
Music on the Guitar. ~ w
Vocal Music, $3.50. . w
Plain Washing, fifty cents per dozen
No reduction will he made for absence, except In case Of
prorartpd sickness Tuition ana Board ore payahle IN
ADVANCE for each half term.
Applications for admission shall be made at the earliest
opportunity.
RopT FOREST. President JOHN BARNES, r..
m ID yARICK Secretary. HENRY SWIFT. -,
A +, sTORM Treasurer, GEO. NAGEII, ."''
j. u. FORBUS, w. TALLMADdE
ISAAC ROOSEVELT, q. K AnhiANCE,
A. NJ MANN. JAMESh ALLEN ,W
Pouehksepse, February,
Experiences AND PATRONS
HON WILLIAM II. SEWARD, Auburn, N Y.
HON JAMES EMOTT roughketpse, do
CHARLES BARTLETT, ESQ, do do
REV. On. r. w. HATCH. Wisconsin.
REV DR. EDWARD DAVIS. Balsiou, n Y,
GEN WAITER CUNNINGHAM Poughkeepse, 10
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