The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-04-10


cANSoN sTHEET.
THE Academy 10 bui OF brick, Of ample dimensions
accommodate nay boarders aud arranged expressly for
an. locations y The village being CENTRAL yet RETIRED plea
PRINCIPALS,
Jacob q. Tooker, A. M.
Laiia Greek, Matchmaker Hsfory and Analysis Of ne
MRS. cAR sfd.f ss" W. sTfooKER.
Menin, and Mora, Philosophy. Composition
aM TEACHERS:
MISS :, cATHEnrSE VAN vAtKEssunoB,
mai Chart Composition.
MISS JULIA s, HOPKINS,
s sy Hry s s"s esas sssra
ApoIrn AwEse, Man. a9 . as P sms qsa 5
FRANCISCO ALyAB y 6 a aas sa na eolors
Gt''n1', Spanish 2 Rattan, H + y nRIeGs, NJ D.,
The course Of studies is divided into The four following
Is,roducory Dsparimenf Nature and power Of Letters
Spelling, Reading psnmnnshp, Golburn,s Mental Arilh
Browns Enssh Gsamsar, Mitcheips Modern Gsosrsphy
with the use Of Globes and Outline Maps
as m sSa ss .aa es
English L,pguaae, Woods botany Wizards Ancient Geo
phssSiopSy nszen's Teehnoory, Arnoa's EIemsn.s o.
Latin, Nee Msnus! q q Ensilsh Lsnsuage.
1eSra pss Sseosf Sa
al Philosophy Smsies Natural History Newmans Rhet
.. Esdsness Il Mss IT.
sry ornsiius Nspos Apaolds Latin Composition, Wrgi
Senior Depar,nent. -whrey's Logic. w,ylands Mara
Science Uphafns Mental Phlonophy paleys Natural The
esy Tssonams,sy omssds 9sroa
ny, Wayand's Political Economy Cleaveland's Engist
Lilerainre Heesens Classic Antiquities, virsps Enead
General Iqo nation sudeuts in the Middle snd Sen.
e 4 vsa N .as
ss Lost Exercises 10 Reading Spelling, penman,hiP-
onrse This Insiliuton Is hrnshed with philosophical
md chemical apparatus, and wellselecisd Library
.pared or ifdesrbis, may select studies from either
Diplomas will be given ro such Az pass satisfactory ex
Music Or he Modern Languages may. desired,
ake the place Of Latin In the regular COURSE though the
iesfe 10 become accomplished Enslsh scholars.
Written Essays are required each fortughts and compo
siou 10 al taught In connection with other studies, By
writing % and snalysas Theyoung Ladies' sustain
Wsdnes iay Afternoon is devoted to Composition Exer.
csea and review, aud earnestly desired that
the ireuds patrons of the institution VIII be present
Familiar Lectures will be given by the Principal and
others on Chemistry Natural phlosophy History Hhysi
and oil Stationary urnIssd al the Book store prices
Arrangements for Boarders. Those who are studying
abe, and II other hours specified for thai purpose
The members Of the family have to large prvas
Pupils expected to spend two hours, besides the re-
guar hours Of school, in study
ed 10 attend Church and The Bible Glass Of the Institution
Arranaeme ns win made fer the pupils attend
ship IN such Chnchas may De directed their parenl or
Exercise in The open air and saasS. sa,hIns con
Every article Of dress should be markedn fill and
Each pupil TO be provided with oyershoes umbrella and
walking shoes andt furnish her own napkins and towels
renac; tending TO render ths pupils clear thinkers and
practical rehoars Great proinency . given 10 the solid
% Cultivate he social directions and deyeops the moral
feelings Conscientious regard to right Ia cherished in
g Va 4 fany x he res Pupils are not continually
watched but snceny guarded for the detection Of errors
OF conduct Examinations ut the close OF each term
auar4ery report ofah standing Of each pupil in CON
duct and scholarship will be sent or gnsrdan
m.nsna resper,ively on The rat Wednesdays III May and
November Pupils are admitted a. any time and charged
tuition Is Important that they should BE- present At
e and close q sessions that 20 asdnc.
oarders can, i desired remain al he Academy DIR
ing vacations be instructed In the English branches
he advantages II piece Residence
Il ia unnecessary speak s facilities Of communication
with all parts q The country; 10 beautiful scenery its
healthf Locations the numerous lectures and CONCERTS
which all Attend It's refined and literary soeieiy Ito
TERMS. Per term.
Far Borders including tuition y English studies 80 ~
For Day Pupils 10 years and upwards, Y 90
yrsnch Snsuish, Italian, German, each -s. II 90
:, sis,V t,r - !" ..7.l. IL .t.. 10 90
n !. :., w f,va,.r co,oro) l6 90
raiunhI's' ifc,i I7ia' 15{.1. ~. - 90 90
~, u IL ne pano with use OF instrument, ~. &c 90
MUSIC s,. on n. fsnitsr n /. !. .-3I. III. % 10
S Wus,I NJ w \, III. .t- .53. on
PIN pH. - WssS;n,- any cents per dozen.
.,.r,,,A will be made for absence, except In case o.
n,otreted siekn. s. Tuion and Board ore payable II
III "a mission shall ba made at the earties
opportunity. w,ns,...
RoBT FOREST, P,eside 4 S MpNHy p AWfrT Ere
A. g. STORM. Treasurer. gE sy; MaTEli.r
D. u. FORDuS. ~ " "; rnL L! .a.ir,
ISAAC ROSEpELT, e Ts .s,I r,rS,
A. NJ. MANN. JAMEoh ~ ALbS.'
y DIFFERENCES AND "a IRONS
HON WILLIAM II. SEWARD, Auhirn, MY.
ION JAMES EMOT1. Pa,ighkeepse. 40 a.
CHARLES BARTLETT. ESQ, do 90
REV IN n w HATCH Wisconsin. . VI y
REV. DR. EDWARD DAVIS. Ralstou, n 4. ~
GEN WALTER CUNNINGHAM. PoaghkaepS'e, 90