The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-05-04
rouGmKEEpsIE SENATE ACADEMY,

rOUGHK EEPsIE FEMALE ACADEMY
cAssoH srREsEr
THE Academy built Of brick, Of ample dimensions z
i accommodates my bcarders aud arranged expressly lo
able locations village being central yet retired plea
~ ~ :, PRINCIPALS
Jacob @. Tookcr, A. M.
MRS. Caroline S6ti.T i ". sTf'ooKER,
Hentai aud Mora Philosophy. Composition
TEACHERS;
MISS cATHEnIsE VAN vALKESBunGH,
cfnicisa Plysiology Natural Philosophy Rhetorfc Mar
md Chart, Composition.
MISS JULIA ). HOPKINS,
Psnnuarshp, Is,rnnoniy Aneieuf and afodern Geogra
ply, Anciea and Modefs aisf0ry Bciay, cempesiton,
ApoLrn AwnNs, m..ls I. ~ rsass asa a,4
Francisco ALvAI., in Oa,sand ieaer coiors
German Spanish q ha'ia" ~ rd SaId M's u d.
The ccnrae Of studies is divided INTO the four following
iirodcfory Department Mature md power Of Letters
Spelling, Reading, Penmanship, cohnrn's Mental Arit
RTown,s EmsIsh 1srammar, aiiches Modern biography
wiil,he use OF Globes and Outline Maps.
Rass sra,nmar continued History and Analysis ofihe
Enrs Iangasas, Woods Boany svlnr.is Ancient Geo.
fhysioiophy, ilazsns iechnolosy Arnold Elements OF
Lain MsEsgos Manuel FL, q Of Ensiish hsnsuags
raj Philosophy smelle's Natural History Newman's Rhet
Iess Es.dsness q cSrisaniiy, Mshs Ecesiasica is
,ory ornelius Nspos, Arnos Latin Composition, VrgiPs
Rncolics
Science Upams Mental Philosophy, Paley's Natural The
oosy, Builers Analogy. Kame's Criticism, Iegendre's
Ss @agsnd Psea Economy Gsaveass Enssh
Literature Beeaens Cassc Antiquities, Virgrs Enead,
General Information Students in the Middle and Sen.
or Dprmeuta are required g snayze and iransposr e.
and saa afmse !" hs
ss Tai sy
Students viii enter Ss or which asy are
pnemns Vii be given 10 such as pass satisfactory ex
animation In the regular course Of stndy
take the place q Latin il the regular course though
nhy Of that language is earnestly rscommendelo such as
dtsiIt e become accomplished English scholars
.ton Is aso taught In connection with other studies by
writing abstracts, and anayaae Theyoane Ladies' sustain
wednesday Afternoon Is devoted 10 Composition Ever
csea and general review and s earnes deared that
the friends and patronn The institution viii be present 40
oien as possible ut these examinations
Familiar Lectures win be given By the Principal and
es aud Eyiaeness q Gsrany Tex Books
aud all Stationary furnished at the Book store pricfa
French Will BIZ expected la that language at M
table, aud at other honrs npscfied for that purpose
The members Of the family have arcrssto large private
Library, also 10 the leading Journals of the day.
Pnps are expected TO peud two hours brsldss The
gular hours OF school, In study
No visiting Ia allowed the Sabbath and all are expect
ed TO attend Church and the Bible Glass Of The Institution
Arrange enIs will be made for the pupils TO ailendwor
ship in such Church as may be directed by their parent or
Exercise in The spsn air. and frequent bathing nrs con
d made in he family arrangements
Every article ofdresn shond be mnrkedn full, and mum
Each pnp 10 be provided viii, ovorshoes umbrella, and
walking shoes and furnish her own napkins and towels
The Course Of Study designed 10 be thorough and sys.
,emac; tending 10 render the pupils clear thinkers and
practical scholars Great prominenny given TO the solid
70 cultivate he social eeciians and deyeope lie moral
feengs conscientious regard 10 right Is cherished IN
ne ee hs one p srs %o ay har
watched but sufficiently guarded for the detection OF errors
sGaa aTry Tsport aqsSs saans q each pupil IN
duct and scholarship. win be sent TO guardian
ras year he ira My and
November Pups are admitted al any time, and CHARGED
ID proportion the time Of their connection with the lns
luton II Is NO important that they should be present
te and close Of sessions, Thai no dednc
on win be made for absence dbrng the rs or ast fortnight
inarlers can II in desired, remain nj the Academy DIM
ina vacations and be Instructed in the English branches
Al a charge Of % 90 per week
with ali paris of the country; its beautiful scenery; ita
Which Mi may attend a refined and literary socIey lis
ensrrsns and wealthy pIg1isSo are know" 8 a. 1.r
For Roarders including tuition In English studies,
rI h 81. mel iight and furnished rooms, $40 90
p,r nav pmnila ID years aud upwards, .s,.- ~ 90
rrencl Spanjsh Italian, German, each, IL 90
Latin and Greek each sl2 per term, when taken
alone but in connection with other studies 9 90
n,n,vins -. =. l2 90
painiIng water colors,) ..A. lG 90
go mil ~ q .&..9-E..t. 20 90
,J,,a;r nm tbe Piano with use Of instrument &c 90
Aims,c IN the Guitar 20 %
Vorai NL,sc 80. ~ 4 90
plain Washing, fify cents per dozen.
No reduction will be made for absence, except in nf
protracted sickness Tuition and Board ore payable IN
ADVANCE for each half term.
Applications for admission shall be mnde nj the eariiee
opportunity. af
ROBT FOREST, President, JOHN BARNES. Ere
N D. yARICK Secretary, HENRY SWIFT g.,
A. G. STORM. Treasurer GEO NAGEIL
i n FORBJjS 4. w. TAIIMADGE.
ISAAC ROEEyEIT G.. p. ADRLANCE,
A. NJ. MANN, JAMESI. ALLEN
Poaghkeepsie February,
REFERENCES AND PATRONS.
sa HON. WILLIAM II. SEWARD, Auburn, N. V.
lion. JAMES EMOTT Poughkeepsie, do GS
CHARLES BARTLETT, Esa, do do
Z REV DR. r. w. HATCH. Wisconsin.
REV Or. EDWARD DAVIS. Balstou, n. y.
GEN. WALTER CUNNINGHAM. Poughkeepsie, do
REV. Da. LUDLOW, &Bt do do
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