The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-05-23


FRANCISCO AIyAR in OLD and mater coors. n
oe'"a" sSa"ifA' nai"- u n aaIes fasic y P
The course Of sdies IS divided into the four following
Irod1iory Dsparfuept and power OF Letters,
Spelling, nsaaing, Penuanshp, Columns Mental Arlh-
matte, fnndsmsnia Rule q ThemGson,s ariihmsticl
with theluse Of tstabes aud Outline Maps
Jnior Department Analytic and Synthetic Arithmetic,
English Grammar continued History and Analysis OF the
English, Language Woods Bosy Wizards Ancient Geo
graphy, Tayors Ancient and Modern History Cutters
Latin, McEiieeors Manuel oi Of English Language
Middle Department Thompson's higher Arithmetic,
raj Philosophy smrliies Natural History Nswman's Rhet
orc i,chcoek's Geology Wilson'S Civil Poity, Alexan
ders Evidences Of ChrinIanily Marshs Ecclesiastical His
tory. ornelus Nrpos Amod'a Latin Composition, vrgils
Senior Department. whaisly's Logic, wayandn Moral
Science uphams Mental Philosophy Paiey's Natural The
oloGy, Buffers Analogy, Kame's Criticism, Leeendre'a
@y @sysnds Poca EsSna%y SsaTsianas English
Literature, Bsjssen's Clnsic Antiquities, vrgi's Fnead
General Information Students in the Middle and Sen.
Tor Departments required to ansyze and ranspose
sct portions of Young Night Thoughts and Millions Para
and Mental Arithmetic continued throughout the whole
conrse This institution is furnished with philosophical
| aud chemical apara,s, aud welLselected Library
Students win enter The department for which they are
prepared; ifdesirable may select Studies from either
animation in the regular course OF study.
Music, Of The Modern Langusees may deeirsd
desire 10 berome accomplished English scholars,
siton Ia also taught In connection with other studies by
writing ahsracis and anaiyaas The young Ladies sustain
WEDNESDAY Afternoon Ia devoied TO Composition Ever.
cises and general review audit Is earnestly desired that
ofien 81 pessbll AZ these eaannaons Z
Familiar Lectures will be given BY the Principal and
sa and Eysness q chraty Text osss
and all Stationary furnished al the Book store prices
French Mi be expscted to Converse IN tst language Al he
table, and al other hours specified for that purpose
The members Of the family have access 70 large private
Library, also to the leading o,,rnals Of the day
Pupils expected 10 spend TWO hours, besides the
nsr hours Of school, in study.
No WISHING is allowed the Sabbath and all expect.
ed attend Church and the Bible Glars Of the institution
Arrangements will he made for the pupils attend
ship In rch Church may be directed by their parent or
Exercise nrhe open MR. and frequent bathing,
sierea ndisnsnsabs for health Ample provision for both
Every article Of rers shond be markedu full and NUM-
Each pupilto be provided with overshoes umbrella, and
walking shoes and to nish her napkins aud towels
The Course c Study Is Designed to be thorough and sys
ematc tending 10 render the pupils clear thinkers and
practical scholars Great prominency is given the solid
branches Every effort Is made ts improve the manners
10 cultivate the r0cal effectnna and develope the moral
feelings conscientious regard 10 right Is cherished In
he minds ofthe pupils each reporting daily her
watched bun enieeny guarded nr The dissection ofsrors
n conduct Examinatlons ~ the close o. each term
VI
duct scholarship will be rent 70 herparenf guardian
The year Is divided into terms Of % weeks each;
mencng respectively on The first Wedne IN May and
in proportion to the time Of their connection with the Ins-
ion tis important that they should be present nj
the and rlosh Of sesaious that de,ic
ton viii be made for absence dbrng The first last fortnight
Boarders can, Il isdssrcd remain at the Academy dur
ing VACATIONS and be Instructed in the Englsh branche,
| al charge Of So 90 pssI week
Ofte advantages Of Poughkeepse piece ofresdenee
Il Is unnecessary speak lis facilities Of communicated
with al paris q The country lis beautiful scenery; u
which al may attend its refined and literary society t'
enterprsng and wealthy population, are known to an
Far po,rera including iaion English sudies r 'er"
board, fuel, light and furnished rooms, $40 90
For Day Pupils, 10 years and upwards, Y %
latin and Greek, each si2 rer term, when taken
alone, but in connection with other studies 9 %
Drawing, " 90
Painting (water colorso l6 90
Music on the Piano, with use ofiusIrnment, &c %
Music on the Guitar. Ill. .8- ~. 70 "
Plain Washing, fihy cents per dozen
No reduction win be made for absence, except In Of
protracted sickness Tuition and board payable
Applications for admission shall be made at the earliest
opportunity.
RoBT. FOREST, President JOHN BARNES, Ere
4. 4. g. sToRM. 7fsassrsr. GEO NAaELL, Com
il a 'R RoossEsSSELT, c.P,AbaiAScE,
Poughkeepsie, February
REFERENCES AND PATRONS
HON. WILLIAM II. SEWARD, Auburn, n. Y.
HON JAMES EM ., Penghkeepsis do
REV. DR r. W. HATCH Wisconsin.
REV. Dr. EDWARD DAVIS, Balaton, n. "
Gen. WALTER CUNNINGHAM. PoughksepsIe do