The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-04-12

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POUGHKEEPsIE FEMALE ACADEMY.
cANsos srREEr.
THE Academy Is built Of brick, Of ample Dimensions TO
female boarding school, situated 10 one Of the most favor
able locations n the village being central YET RETIRED plea
- - PRINCIPALS;
Jacob G. Tooker, A. M.
Latin, tnefk Mafhpraies, History and Anaiysis Of the
MRS cA hssIs4 tE"S ~ sTfooKER
Mental and NORA Philosophy Composition,
TEACHERS: ~
MISS CATHERINE VAN yALKEsBuRGH,
Crcisa Physiology, Natnya Philosophy Rheforic Nor
NAL Chart, Composition.
MISS JULIA s. HOPKINS,
rhy a"e,en, and Sfede;y History Boany Composition
s8E LOUIS GRUBE,
ADOLPH AWENQ, Ahisic me Piano and Gui
French. tar, Draring, Painting
de'@a' Spanish . haHa" III rd naIe s5s M D.,
The course Of studies divided into the four following
introductory Department Mature and power Of Letters
Spelling, Reading, Penmanship, Colbnrn's Mental Arih
Browns English Grammar Mchell,s Modern Biography
with the use Of Globes and Outline Maps,
English GRAMMAR Continued History and Analysis oiihe
English, Language, Woods Botany, Willards Ancient Geo
Physioiophy, Hnzen's Technology, Arnods Elements Of
Lain McEiiesofs Manuel OF Of Enplah Language.
noSaspas Algebra. Drapers Chemistry, omsieds Main,
raj Philosophy Smees Natural History Rhet-
,Iers Evidences OF Chrsdany, Marsh's Ecclesiastical His
tory orelins Nepos Amolds Latin Composition, virgis
Senior Department -whaiey's Logic Wayand's Moral
Science, Uphams Mental Philosophy Paieys Natural The
Sesy Tomnsans 1 rronome,ry omssds Asrono
my, Waylauds Political Economy Cleavelands English
Literature, Bejesens Classic Antiquities, VirgPa Enead,
General INFO, nation Students the Middle and Sem
ect poross II Younss Night Thoughts and Milton Para
disc Lost. Exercises in Readng Spelling, Penmaushp,
conrse This Institution Is furnished with philosophical
and chemical aparatns, and weLselected Library
prepared or fdesirabe may select studies from either
diplomas will be given TO such pass satisfactory ex
Music or one Of The Modern Languages may desired,
take the place Of Latin in the regular course though the
desire t to become accomplished English scholars.
Written Essays are required each fortnight; and eomPo
writing abstracts and analysis Theyoung Ladies sustain
"Wednesday Afternoon is devoted to Composition Exer.
cises general review, and is earnestly desired thai
the friends and patrons Of the institution will be present MS
often as possible at these examinations
Familiar Lectures will be given by the Principal and
others Chemistry. Natural Philosophy, History, Phys
cal Geography, and Evidences OF Christianity. Text Books
and all Stationary fruishcd nj The BOOK store prices
Arrangements for Bnarders.-Those who are studying
French will be expect cd to In thai language at the
table, and other hours specified for that purpose
The members efthe iamy have access q large private
Pupils expected 10 spend two hours, besides The re-
e No vss Is showed on he Sabbath and all are expect
ed attend Church and the Bible Class q the Institution
ship in such Church may be directed by their parent
guardian.
sieed Indispensable for health. Ample provision for both
is made In the family arrangements.
Every article ofdress should be markedin full and NUN
Each pupilto be provided with overshoes, umbrella, and
7Te Course n Shady isdesisued 70 be thorough and
cmsic tendns TO render the pupils clear thinkers und
branchss Every effort Is made improve the manners
cultivate the social directions and develope the moral
he minds Of The pus-each one reporting daily her
violation fany, Of the rules Pupils are not continually
Of conduct Examinations the close Of each term.
quarterly report Of the standing Of each pupil In
T an" Ses % e ao Of 3 weeks eas
nening respectively on the first Wednesdays In May and
IN nrnporon to the time q their with the lnsi
tuition II is important that they should be present al
lion will be made absence dbrng the first last fortnight
Boarders can, ii Is desired remain at me academy dur
ing Vacations and he instructed IN the Eugsh branches
al charge Of 81 90 per week
OF the advantages Of Poughkeepaie as piece oresdene
il speak lie facilities OF communication
with all parts Of the country; lis beautiful resery; its
heaihil location; the numerous lectures and concerts
which may attend it's refined and literary society It's
nerprising and wealthy population are known TO ALL
TERMS. Per term.
For Doarlers, including tuition IN English studies,
board incl, light and furnished rooms, go 90
For Day Pupils 10 years and upwards. ~ 90
French, Spauish, Ilalian German, each. IL 90
ATTN and Greek. each si2 per term, when taken
alone but in connection with other studies 500
Drawing 12 90
painting twaier colors) 10 90
Is toil .t.,- 20 90
NJusc an The Piano. with use OF Instrument, 26 90
N,sir an ihr Guitar % 90
Vocal Music, ~. -. W
Plain Washne, hiiy cents per dozen.
Nh reduction will made absence, except In Of
sickness. Tnnon and Board ore payable IN
ApvA NcR for each hall Term.
Applications admission shnll be made at the earliest
opportunity.
ROBT FOREST, President JOHN BARNES, J IRE
m ID yARICK, Secretary HENRY SWIFT. Z Ean |
A G. STORM. Treasurer, GEO. NAGElL,
j. B. FORBUS. T. w. TALLMAD0E,
ISAAC ROOSEVELT, Y ApNiANCE,
A. NJ MANN, JAMESH ALLEN
Poaghktel,sie, february,
REFERENCES AND PATRONS
HON WILLIAM II. SEWARD. Auburn, N, Y.
HON JAMES EMoTr, Poughkeepsc, do
CHARLES BARTLETT, Esa., do do
REV Da H. w HATCH. Wisconsin.
REV On EDWARD DAVIS, Balslou, N Y,
GEN WALTER CUNNINGHAM Pouehkeepsie, 10 |
REV. liza LUDLOW, do do , |
REV On MANN, ia. mar I--diy |
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