The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-05-07
r0UonKnEPsIE FEMALE ACADEMY

! POUouKEEPsIE FEMALE ACADEMY
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TUE Academy bu Of brick, Of ample dimensions e
j. accommodate my bcarders aud arranged expressly 10
able locations y the village being YET retired plea
''A' -''' "'' PRINCIPALS.
/ jacob q. Tooker, A. M.
4 Latin, 0rsek Mafhmaiies, History and Aaal n ne
MRS. oA 1ic6dsf fS' ". ssiooKER,
4 Mental and Mora Philosophy. Co1rpoodior
4 TEAcHRRs:
4 biIaa cArHERr,E VAN vAIKErBun6H,
c,nicisu,, Phyaolasy, Nanra Philosophy Rhefore vor
\ nal Chart, Composition. e
/ MIS- 1iTIIA s. HOPKINS,
rsH11S %ss ana 1siGS i. a's Sc % $685.
ADoLrn AwEse Music sss pias s. s.s Sa
fass's GASES Atx S S SsS :s,, Si'i
The eourne Of studies Is divided into The four following
karodueiory Department. Mature and power Of Letters
s ass Rs Il f nsss"a nr1 as
Browns Enga Grammar, Mlchellc Modern Geosrsphy,
WI re ss q ss, aa 4" an H sgnhoe ArAme
wSSS, aSs .o asS :
PLY ialcphy Iazsn's Technology. Arnod's Elements OF
Lain MsEilssos Manuel e q English Lsnsaass
BobIns,ns Algebra Duper's Cnemisry, olmsteds Satn.
rnl Philosophy, Smfie Natural History Newmanis Rhri
oric Hichrock,s Geology Wilson'S Civil Poty, Alsxar.
dtrs Evidences Of Christianity Msrsh'n Ecerinca is.
lory orneiius Nepos Arnod's Latin Composition, vreilf
Senior Department. whalely' Logic waylaid Moral
Science phams Mental philosophy Poley's Natural The.
geometry. Thompsons Trgononstry Omsteds Asirono-
my, wayand's Political Economy. Cleayelands English
Literature, Bsjssens Classic Antiquities, yrgls anrad,
Ciceros Oraions
General hjoraatiou Students in The Middle and Sen,
iset portions 81 Yonuss Night Thoughts and ,Iion's Para
disc Lost. Exercises in Reading, Spelling Penmanshp,
and Mental Arithmetic continued throughout The whole
conrse This maiiu,ion Is furnished with philosophical
and chemical apparatus, aud wslLseier,sd Library
prepared or. Undesirable, may select studies from eiher
Diplomas vii! be given 10 such as pass satisfactory ex
Music or one Of he Modern Languages may desired,
take The place Of Latin IN The regular course though the
desire q become accomplished English scholars
wrilen Essays are required each fortnight and eompo
on : so nns r. WIN o"t II
wednesday Afternoon Is devoted 10 Competition Ever
ci.es and general review and s earnestly desred that
hr friends and patrons Of the institution will be preseu
oflen as possible at these examinations
Familiar Lectures will he given by the Principal and
others Chenary Natnrsi Philosophy, History. Phys
cal Geography and Evidences q Christianity Texi Hooks
Arrangements for Boarders.Those who are studying
French Will be expected to CONVERSE in that language At The
table, and OF other hours specified ior that purpose
The incn,bers the family have large private
Library, also to the leading Journals Of the day.
guar hours Of school, In study.
No visiting Is allowed the Sabbath, and all expect
Ell 10 attend Church and the bible Glass OF the Institution
Arrangements willbe made forhe pupils to attend wor
ship in sch Church az may be directed their parent
Exercise in the open air, and frequent bathing con-
sdered indispensable for health Ample provision for both
Every S srtice Of dress should s in full and nun
bered.
walking shoes and furnish her own napkins and towels
The Coirse Of Study Is designed to be thorough and
usa aa % s sa 10 e o
branches Every effort made te improve the mnnners,
ensS s res"r 10 right Is Cherished n
ssS s .ssn nS rules s" r he s s
OF conduct Examinations nj the close Of each term
Be- n J" u
The yenr 10 divided into terms Of 22 weeks each com
@snsg repseys on che rst @ u May and
In proportion The time Of their connection with the Inst
don ia 50 mrorani that they should be presen, al
ton will be made for absence dbringthe frat last fortnight
Boarders can is desired remain at The Academy dur,
at a charge q 90 90 per week.
ofhs advantages q Poughaeepsis piece ofresdencs
with all parts Of the country Its beautiful scenery It's
oeoion he Z rns Il, seSrs end
enerps"s and wealthy EEiRqMf'ssa are u Term
boaI,i, fuel, light and furnished rooms, $40 90
For nav phpila, 10 yeara and upwards, ~ 90
French Spanish, Italian German, each, IL 90
Latin and Greek, each sl2 per term, when taken
alone, butiu connection with other nlndea q 90
Drawing, I2 90
Painting water coloru,) 80. 10 10
a COIL 81 20 %
Music on the Piano, with use of Instrument &c 90
Mueic on the Guitar. 20 90
Vocal Music $3.50. 90
plain Washing, fifty cents per dozen.
No reduction will be made for absence, except in Of
protracted sickness Tuition aud Board payable
ADVANCE for each half term
Applications for admission sha be made at the earter
opportunity,
RoBT FOREST, President JOHN BARNES, Ere
II. d. vARlCK, SeersfuTy. HENRY SWIFT. raSr
A. G. STORM, Treasurer GEO NAGEIL, '
j. B. FORBUS, r. w. TA1LMADGE,
ISAAC ROOSEVELT C.P ADRIANCE,
A. NJ. MANN. JAMESH. ALLEN
Pouzhksepsie, February,
REFERENCES AND PATRONS
HON, WILLIAM H. SEWARD, Auburn, NJ Y
HON. JAMES EMOTT, Poughkeepeie, do
CHARLES BARTLETT, Eso., do do
REV In, r. w. HATCH. Wisconsin
REV DIR EDWARD DAVIS, Dalsion, N. Y
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